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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
Court Opinions
Yesterday

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 13.-The
supreme court today handed down
the following decisions:
Chief Justice Kane-V. r. Noble,
administrator Of the estate or Emma
Noble, VS.. A. and Fennyette Harm
mSn, Lincoln county district court,
affirmed; Ross Haney VS.. Henry De
Lorg, justice of the peace of Pawnee,
origiral application for writ of Ger
tiorari granted: Jeff Keener VS.
Chgrlcs Butler, Cherokee county dis
trict court, dismissed; American sur
ETY. company Cf New York VS.. ellen
u. CahcH, oklahoma county district
court affirmed.
Justice HarJy-Sam Harris VS.. NJ
* Owenby, oklahoma county super
Tor court, affirmed; w. +. Donnell'
administrator Of the estate of sam
Lewis. and the Southern Surety com
pany VS. Dorano Dansby and Jim
/ Lewis. affirmed w. u. Dawson VS..
J. Kronong. Greer county court, ar
| firmed: u. Il. Stutzman and ]. M.
| DarrouCh vs. state of oklahoma cx
rel C. Caldwell, county attorney OF
| Craig county, reversed; city or Eu-
! faula VS.. Kate S. Ahrens ct al, Nc
Intosh county district court, dis
missed: Williamson-Hal Frazier
company VS. ID. King. oklahoma
county court. reversed. NJ. l.. Patter-
son vs. D. W. Rousney, Ottawa coun-
| ty district court, on petition for re-
hea ring reversed. ..
Justice sharpe - The board or
county commissioners of Creek coun-
ty VS.. w. l.. Alexander. state treas
urer original application for man
damus from Greek county, granted.
Division No. I.
Commissioner Collier-W. II. stock
VS.. f. c. CudEel. Comanche county
court. affirmed upon condition; T. c.
Harrill VS.. j W. Henderson. Mcln-
C sh county district court affirmed:
p. NJ. Kelly VS.. ]. 7. GODDARD. Tillman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
County Attorneys Force
and Others Busy IN
Their Campaigns.
PRISONERS SWELTER
Lay in Jail for Months at
Time Waiting for Day
in Court.

with practically every county off
Cial "a candidate for rc-c'''ton, the
word service" is unknown at the
Tulsa county courthouse these dave.
Terms OF court are postponed, the
public is told that this is the busy
day" and the taxpayers of the county
are paving the campaign expenses ul
the vast horde OF officc-holdinE can
ddatcs Even the clerks ana other
employees are enlisted under the ban
rcrs Of the various aspirants, FOR
nearly all of them have been promised
continued positions If $50 and so
wins
In the county lail are many pris-
onors. some of whom have Walteu
ycpr or more for a trial. II is mlghN
hot weather to spend in jail, but tho
county officials have no compassion
in their hcartsr-it Is votes they want
and they can't get them, they assert,
by sticking around the courthouse
and holding terms OF court and trans
acting other business that they were
elected to office TO attend to.
Following is a partial list Of the
prisoners IN the county jail, with th~
charge against each one and the
length Of time he has been there, At
the expense of the county, waiting
for IA trial:
a. Harris, murder, one year and SIN
months.
Bob Crawford, murder, nine months.
Jack Letterman, bank robbery, sev-
en- months.
John SChuncman, bank robbery,
seven months.
Willis johnson, murder five months.
Henry Daley, forgery, four months.
Win Randall, assault with intent II
Kill, three months.
Oliver Normun grand larceny. two
months
James Jackson, grand larceny, one
month.
Frank DE Rush, grand larceny, one
month.
Ed Burt grand larceny, one month
Dave Young grand larceny, siN
weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
Free | 5
Don't Hide Them With n Veil; Re-
move Them With tho Othinc
Prescription.

This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi-
nent physician and is usually so sue
cessful in removing freckles and Civ
ing a clear beautiful complexion that
it is sold by any dugglst under guar
antee to refund the money if it fails.
Don't hiGe your 1reckles under 4
veil; get an ounce of otfine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful i'm
provemert, some Of the lighter freck-
les vanishing entirely.
Re sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guaran-
tee-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR ON TRIP
+. T.. PiersOn of Y. NJ. G. A. Will Take
TwO-Week Vacation In North.

70 +. Pierson, physical director of
the Y. M. c. A, will leave today for
a two-week vacation in the north.
Mr.. Pierson will visit St Louis. Chi
caso and Lake Geneva. attending the
Y. NJ. c. A. training school at the
latter place for few days. He will
return the last of July.
During Mr.. Persons absence tho
entire physical department will be
open Just as when he is in his office.
An effort is being made to get an
assistant physical director. Harold
Vernon, who is Mr.. Persons assist
ant in the swimming pool, will have
charge of the physical department Of
flee for the next few weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

court. affirmed: Joseph Kostachek
VS.. Il. "A. owen, Noble county district
colr rt, dismissed; Murrow Indian Or
phans' Home VS.. James McClenoon
Coal county district court. reversed
Hiegins-Jones Realty company VS.
Henry c. Davis, Oklahoma county dis
trict court, reversed and remanded.
Commissioner Hooker - Robert
Pittman Admes VS.. state of Okla
homa, Creek county district court
affirmed; Security State bank VS.. r.
L. Lane. Pottawatomie county su-
perior court, affirmed as modified
JULIA NJ Heffner ct al. VS.. c. c. Har-
mon, Nowata county district court
reversed and remanded; Deming In
vestment company VS.. Henry G.
Christensen ct al, Woodward county
district court, reversed and remand
ed Inland Compress company VS.. j
Il. simmons. Bryan county court, af-
firmed.
Orders-Harriss VS.. Leeper Bros.
order overruling petition for rehear-
ING set aside and mandate recalled;
Ford Motor company VS.. b. III. ROCK
ley. stipulation for filing briefs sus-
tained and cause continued Tor the
term: Rothchild Bros. Hat company
VS.. j w. Butts. jr., dismissed foi
Savely stricken and to be submitted
next term: Ford Motor company VS.
j. T.. Livcsay, motion to dismiss de-
MED: Mclaughlin VS.. Anson Dugan
until July "a to file brief.
Division No. 4.
Commissioner Matthews-Ardmor ore
State bank VS.. Albert ]. Lee, Carter
county court, affirmed; Charles A.
Etchen vs. George II. Ferguson, No
wata county district court. reversed
and remanded; Brooks G. Burnett VS.
Sapulpa Refining company, Creek
county district court. affirmed; J. A,
Camel VS.. J. c. Hynds ct al, strick en-
from assignment: +. NJ. Hopkins VS.
G.. r. Sites, dismissal revoked. cause
reiEstated.
Commissioner Davis-J. r. Hub
bard VS.. May Meek. Pottawatomie
county district court, dismissed
school district No. 6S, Noble county
VS.. C. w. Wollingford ct al. Noble
county district court, affirmed; Fred
r. Morgan ct al. vs. board county
commissioners Logan county. Logan
county district court dismissed
Frisco Railroad company vs.. A. II.
Akard, Pushmataha county court, af-
firmed; Rock Island VS.. Emmet
Rogers, stephens county district
co, 1T. affirmed; Katy Railroad COM
pany VS.. Gipson James, Pontotoc
county district court. affirmed; VIII
liam p. Sartain VS.. Walker ct al,
Tulsa county district court, revesed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

the sum claimed II paid in will ever
be proved by the shippers and the
bulk of II will be eschcated into the
state treasury. The showing of earn
ings that would thus be made by the
commission would be useful as cam
paign issue in any event Rnd II the
settlement should be made now, the
eschent would be due just about the
time Of the next state wide campaign
for the state officers two years from
nnM-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
CHARGED wIru KILIaNG BRIDE
Herbert Irby Lodged In County jail
After Coroncr's Inquest.

special to The World.
FREDERICK, Okla. July 10
Charged with killing his bride of a
month, Herbert Irby, 20 years old,
was brought to the county jail here
tonight from Grandfeld, near where
the tragedy was enacted last night.
Although emphatically denying his
guilt and declaring that Mrs Irby had
met death at her own hands, evidence
forthcoming at the coroncr's inquest
held today was that the husband had
purchased revolver and was seeL
to fire the fatal shot by two persons,
both Of whom testified.
About . O'Clock last night follow
ing quarrel, lrby retired in a wagon
outside the tent Some time later
Mrs lrhv approached the wagon. os
tCnsibly to persuade her husband Ia
return 10 the tent when she was shot
in the head and fell to the ground.
She was dead when ncighbors, who
had been attracted by the shot,
reached her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
Puts in FILLING station.

Special to The World.
RINGILNG. Okla, July 13.-Tho
oklahoma Oil company, now one OF
the heaviest distributors OF gasoline
and service oil in southern oklahoma,
is putting in "A filling station at Loco.
The company now serves Ringing,
Writ. Loco. Fcx. Graham and Poole
Vile. An International Harvester
company truck was put into service
by the company this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

PORTLAND, ore, July l3.--Final
tribute to the memory OF Lieut. Henry
X. Adair. killed at Carrizal. was paid
here today 10y thousands OF persons.
The body lay in state at the armory
before the interment with military
hOnOrS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14
ECHOES
L.. Is. MYERS Is

L.. Is. MYERS Is
THE bravcst man
IN town. yesterday
HE let the barber
SIIOr porter shine
HIS shoes. brush
HIS clothes ard
HAND him his hat,
THEN looked him in
THE eve and
WALKED away without
SEPARATING himself
FROM a penny.
BlOuiei
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Sentenced to Jail.

OTTAWA. Canada. July 13.-Ca-
madam prisoners in Germany were
sentenced to year in Jail for refus-
ing to make war munitions. according
to letter received from Corp. Daniel
A. Simmons formerly q prisoner in
Germany, and now transferred to the
internment camp in Switzerland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of July arc past due II not
paid by p. m Of the 18th. service
will lo discontinued Pioneer Tele-
phone n Telegraph Co.--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-14

and remanded: D. C. Pryor VS..
Charles McCafferty and c. u. An
drews VS. Charles McCafferty. as
county treasurer, petitions for rehear-
ing transferred to supreme court.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
Success Of hbySSinlan Baptist
In New York.
UNIQUE FINANCIAL SYSTEM.
Ably Conducted Religious Corporation
Founded 106 Years Ago Celebrates
Anniversary With Series Of Public
Exercises and Raises s2,o4o-ResuTts
Of Intelligent Leadership.
BY N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

New lork.-The Abyssinian Baptist
church In this city, of which the Rev.
DR. A. Clayton Powell is the capable
and highly esteemed pastor, recently
closed ten days celebration OF its one
hundred ana sixth anniversary. Some
OF the most able clergymen and lay.
men OF the race took part In the ami
yersary exercises. Inspiring and scbol.
arly sermons We're delivered by Revs.
II. II. Warning, w. J. Lucas. W. NJ.
Moss, w. II. Brooks. w p. Hayes.
w. II. ilarrod and s. w Timms.
Mr.. Watt Terry, the young real estate
operator OF BroCkton. Mass, who is re.
ported 10 be worth nearly a million
dollars, and Hon. Fred r. Moore urged
tho race to save money and go into
business. One OF the features OF the
celebration was n recital OF sacred Hu.
sic by an orchestra OF 6fty members
from the Martin. Smith music school.
Never before was sacred concert
held on so large scale seen In
church among our people In this city.
The pastor and officers asked for
$1,000 during the celebration. Up 20
the fourth Sunday In November 5000
had been reported, and some auxil.
saries were 10 he heard from This
church has unique and admirable
method OF conducting its activities.
The prayer meetings, revival services
and financial rallies are conducted by
the eleven auXiliaries. II IL the bust
ness Of two ~ these auxillaries to help
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
IL GOOD SAMARITAN
~sl"'insI Glasses Undor Cover
Of S'l.nce.

rotnewrsre IN this broad count-y
II oGrs there ls man quietly ana
Ms'tly working among the fallen and
'eE adec cnes OF earth and accom-
j,b Ing wonderful results. He 10 .
ga. OF stern initiative with grea,
courage OF conviction and the meth
80 no uses in doing his work are
'inple eid essentially logical.
Cor years he has been movins
NmC1g criminals OF all descriptions
raising 'her 70 respectable posi-
NpH and starting them agair alons
nc nath Of 'rtue His method.
tst'~ peculiar, IL very simple He
'"1ts the criminal on his own level
sT'"acts a confession from him. gets
c.f co1fdcrc3 and treats hirn as ar
Ual For drug cepds, drunkards
tA' mat class ot criminals he ob
an' nedicnl treatment, establishes
fAom In sood physical health. gets
diem job end places them on
i"o.irg icTri with the active. self
re""c"tirs world They respect this
tr"7'wHnt and treat him square In
re- 'nr1. a. I seldom ever do they 70
en'E to their former life OF crimo,
tins Kind OF work our novel Good
;nw'rltan considers recreation ane
soSerturo, and the good works he
NOS done along those lines can mover
BE estimate Seldc' ICES he fai. is
converting Ease mo the most
ur'une side OF his methods is that
f' -n'erta'ns theso poor fallen ones
~ his home with all the honor and
7ncc' due 10 mC1 IL women Of
'eNcr and good reputi IN. The drunk.
.'sN drug Hend, eafs racker, Mas.
- N and professional crook are AZ
'C- -Csentod among T., converts.
Hts ctrnngest th about this
N"7 "a that he refuses to let his
T'-"r. nouts or tdentit,t be known 70
-" rrreral public liS prefers u
T"ss '''snt'v and unknown 10 tame
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT
THIS OFFICE,
SEARD Ar The TELEFRGa.
Certain Glaze OF Aequalrt5rses Wns
Mako orsy-Hsadod Man resj
Foolish

rnsrv an certain ecu, irtnnccs N
whorc presence ] feel vs-y se,fcon
scious." said ths gray.hsDiei ms1
NThsy are people Who TAXED With me
over the telephone when some infer
Gal racket that cannot be explained
10 outsiders vas going on 81 my o!
bow. lawyer called me up tho oths'
day whom ny wire's coutlus from
Mount Vernon, who always como Z.
our house to adjust their u,rtrmonis,
Ghsrencs.. were engaged n ono OF
their periodical battles TIE woman
had the moor Just then, rrd all tho
time the trsnsmittsr waa open shs
continued TO launch abuse 1t her hus
band. The nsHt day I received g ccu
edential communication from ths Law
yer setting forth his torms Tor gs'
tsnx a divorce.
Then sometimes Rs ma-tcr Of &C
eommodEtion, We take care OF ou
Esighbors two dogs The ringing Of
u" telephone bell Is ths slEuu! fUi
them 20 yelp and howl am COP
'incei that many psop>s think ve rur
toSs' 5oert!nC home maa saSoG
S's IN" Other day II tho price Of dos
ei"cpith bat Son. 10 along Win tbI
feSt o. n.n'a >ccsRg-iHa
One" when ~ FOR the wo5uar
'o1Es TnH E'"" thsTs waalrt
Nau Epou' but me so,s
ur 20 the piano iaE.
,RB'c La A.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22

Ssw p'seoVerIes Carry sack cxlstsne,
OF Written documents Centuries
eeycnd Phoenlelan Record.

Tna revelations maJ5 ri .hs ~
mains Ot q great prehistoric palace n,
Knussos. in Crete. which "a believsO
70 be the original OF the tabled LADY
r'nth." would seem TO carry bach ~,
Existence of written documents o.
Greek sol 'cne eight centuries DO
yund the earliest known monuments
Of Greek wridng and Ave r"0turies be
TonN ths earliest dated rhceniciar
rcct.A ns scen on the Moat'te sfone.
These discoveries. therefore, rlsc.
tie whois question Of the origin ri
writing on new basis IL ia thought
lat the Crstsn hIeroglyphs exactly
correspond wits what. In virtue Of
ncir namoa, We n. Sst suppo"s to havs
b Ssn the pictorial originals Of the
fAoenician letters on ~hscb tho sl
phRbot Is based
Among these are Aleph. tf-e oaS
hsad: Beth. the house. Daleth. the
or and so forth This contravsrss
20 cid theory Of De Rouge that tn,
fAoea',ion letters wers derived fno0
s.Tiy Esyp.ian forms signitytns cu.t'
fi.rNat -NJsatA
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
~ WRONG HONEYMOON ROUTE
,ct MARKS Tolitalo Evidence Of Whist
Occurred Willis Going Through
Tunnel.

All OF the passengers were amused
.- the doVelike tenderness Of the
honeymoon couple from thu rural dis
Ascts, and whsn tho train emerged
rom the tunnel the fashily dressed
commercial salesman thought ha
you'd have some fun at their expense
See here. neighbor." he said In .
oud whisper as he touched the nerv
pus bridegroom on the arm. don,
you know there are rules against kisD
lpE on this roadY''
Rules against k'sHiuS'- h',rrct
he frightened coulrrynan
Certainly You were kissing ~hils
coming through tho tunnel!"
"H-how In the wo"ld did you nne
that out, miHterr'
why. by the suot MARKS There
vas one on your nose before Wa on
tered the tunnel. and now there IA
one ~ me same sizo on the brides
D.. the rrrrJy NJ -.
her foot In prtuousI!
n "a Ger awkward spouse
Thar. now. Silas. what Gld ter
you' Told you not TO come On ,h'
'ott coal route. II We had oOws ~
my other route, they voultn', nAr
saGshsi ssi"-Judga
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
MERCHANT RaG go


Tn, -..r.--. visitCs IN = snsn sc'
port town as tmaasa and amused
the aBsur,meni 'oi n,erNhnndiss dh
played in the little sto ~" ,sa
OF the wharf
Tho 8aCyors was devoted 10 An ~
tortment II candy a, one end nld f,
lot Of cigars and tobarco st tho 9TH
md. and TO barrier betweed Next t.
nc sho>-case stood motor epsip.
vnlued al several hundred dollars
Thinking 20 please tho rrorrieto
lavs the You,N's Companion. the
!tor remarked that even the large =
partment stores In Boston could Il,
boast OF such collection.
Well" ne said. u amt apins thet
storos, can tell you aim 10 kee
Whas my fol-, want. When ma
whnsE an sua ,e FOR his Lo't he want
H. and II the 1sh are running d.
:ant walt To send way to Portland o.
ioes, then s1d there"
After littie pause he co.. .inucd o.
don't uke the way they do I lslness II
thom big STORED. anway Why, whsr
you 60 into a store UP ts Eoston IN,
hr,t thing you know son sbody nsk
You what you want
Now, never do anything lpIs that
II man comrs into my plscc pss'
ths time o. dav and ask him 10 SCI
Ant after he's t'et and talhed a whl,
I DO wants anything he'll tell me.
sever pectsr man to buy. Maybe h
ART come 10 buy; msyt, hs'u oau
. sSIk--
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
DR.. THACHER'S
Liver and Blood Svrul

take, hold and give your Liver the help II
ncCds9
Don't delay. Don't procrlstinate. Don't
say 81 II do it tomorrow" Get bottle Of
this time-tried and PROVEN remedy
right now. The four bi,s YOU paw Tor il
will be one OF the BEST INVESTMENTS
YOU EVER MADE. a
TIIACIiER MEDICINE COMPANY,
ChattInOOGa, Tennessee.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
ORIGIN OF The GUN SALUTE
sespirsd BY Desire Of Ore Nation .
Chow Frlendllness for ships
Of Another.

The orig" e. siuts With Erns
- supposed n"eD inspired By
the desire ,.on To make
show Of fr'el w the ships Of
anothsr. In the old Gays OF smooth
bore and muzyle loading cannon Il re
CURED several minutes to load and
hre the gun. and this lapse OF time
~as mesnt to indicate FRIENDSHIP
hust H. "a mission Of the ws-ship OF
aAothsS y-.sr.
IN n, bsstnlinG Of ths Eaiuts IN the
Omitted Slntes the one for tho Tnioe
gave ono gun for each state. Finally
the national salute was hTei ~ TWEEN
ty-one guns The president as wSil r,
the presidents OF foreign republics
and sosereigns or foreign states arr
saiuted with twerty-one guns. TNG
salute for ambassadors Of this or 9th
Or nations IL nineteen guns TIE vice
president OF the United states also ia
entitled 10 a nineteen. gun salute.
Admtrels and cabinet members ar.
snSts~l to seventeen gun ministers
D1sniporoht;xIy and vice admirals AZ
6Dsn. and the commanding offlcor Of
sAip q var sevc-.
4 few ccntus''s ago rnrTNrrrr, rlhr,u
AG suprems I-.p!re OF the seas. re-
VufrAN tho wsrships OF other nation,
y lower sal, on meeting all English
naA q war, This custom long aSc
eisapSeared. although small ssilbccs
q English -~"r'. ..- r'n1 ir' 'NSs
aAssSs vhI-s
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
WASH FOlyi TIMES A YEAs
Old Dutch cussNn Of Quarterly c'ethes
Washing Required inmsrss
Que vtItfes c. Linen

Every ono has heard Of the Germss
and Dutch method OF accunule ung
soiied clothes and OF having a wasbdny
only two or three limos year. Not
every one realizes, perhaps. that the
custom WAS brought over to this Coun
try from Holland and that the Drtcs
settlers lore continued It's practise. In
these days Of eyer-ready laundry, IL
10 strange 10 read OF the laborious
period which came TO our New AM
sterdam ancestors four times year
Helen Evertson Smith tells about II IN
Colonial Days and WayS"
The custom OF quarterly clothes
vnshinx was maintained notwithstand
ing our summer heats and the Inn
mense quantities Of clothes necessary
TO keep up the state OF cleai iness re
Quired by Dutch instincts. New
nnEiander who had married n either
Of New York writes. in 1880. OF this
vractiss whi.h vas undoubtedly
strange to her
Grandmother Blum Ia SO dsSp In
hsr quarterly wash this Wesko, that
shs has time only to send her ovo.'
Tho washing was done In az out
house called the bleeckoryeh. where
the water was boiled In immeras kof
ties. and all the other processes Of the
laundry work carried on The vors
required was not less that a vbSs. fro
qusntly two weeks.
During the time preccdinr TIL,
cruelty hard labor. the soilod clothaf
vsrs accumulated in very large hamp
-rs OF open bnsketwork This COS
ton originated the neoosfity FOR. th'
great stores OF linen With which ever
bride vaA provided CoH
pAninn
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22
m rors GE-ARD occros
q All Con yInsrtaV ~
Physician

4 UhfcaEp DhySician gnsfuuy tall
. 0ih story at hI own sXpenSe. n,
uvs shhdran OF sons faithful paisnti
ead measles, and during their raths-
~ stay In tie !iE provisCd home he's
49, thsy never failed 10 greet his
eeiiy visit with pleased scclamhitara
Ins seod doctor felt duly tat.SraS. sa
r>sAiy prSsssd ths childrvu. In the
sev a convsleS concS, for tas reason
q Mis sudden afTsctioa- At las, tbs
Youngest and mosi lndiso-1st let GNF
ths bitter truth.
We felt 30 sick that 80 xautsJ
svruiiy to DO something naughty. sus
" vsrs afraid to 10 BAD to- isAr you
and tNs nurse would give us more hor
~ medicine Eo We wero swtully
Sasd to sss you. always. 'oauss yov
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-07-22

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|Ie worst cases, no matter Of how long standing,
Ar, cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
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