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$&e WfoWte laxly gagte: gtus&rtj gXnrmg, gJag 2 o; 1302,
Mrs. Ellen Ripley, Chaplain Ladies Aid,
Grand Army of the Republic, No. 7, 222
1.0th Ave., N. E., Minneapolis, Minn.,
Strongly Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
" Dear Mr?. Pinkiiaim : Your Vegetable Compound cured me
of ulceration of the won::, end getting such a complete cure I felt that
the medicine had genuine merit and vras well worth recommending
to other sick women.
" For fiuec n years I have been your friend. I have never written you
before, but I have advised hundreds cf women to take your medicine, in
fact it is the
rcu! reliable remedy I know of for a sick woman.
" I have i. t yet found a case of ovarian or womb trouble which
has not be .1 relieved r cured by the faithful use cf Lydia E.
I-iiikI;a?i;V Vegetable Compoiisd.
Voul. :vc brought health to hundreds of women in Minneapolis as
you have no doubt to others over the country." Mrs. Ellex Ripley.
$5000 FORFF.IT IF THE ABOVE LETTEB IS NOT GENUINE.
Whon wi:..-n are trc-ul-Td with irregular or painful menstruation,
W(";krif s?, V a. r:iui-a, di-idacruie-nt or ulceration of the womb, that bear-ir.,r-diwn
i- a .:, inlim. laation of iLe ovaries, backache, flatulence,
p M ; al deh ':i;v. iuuip-i-m, and nervous prostration, they should
r.-M;-n:!wr t! ov.r iz' d and trthi remedy. Lydia E. Pinkliaiti's
Tcjrofabltt Compound at onc-e ro-raovr-s surh troubles.
2'o other iordi( i;i i" t!.; world has received such widespread and
UTi'i'ialiiic.i rm'.Mrsemem. "o other medicine has such a record of cures
cf f. :na!c trould.es. Itefu.-e to buy any other inexiiciDe.
WILLIAM WAS
KNIGHTLY BUT
NOT POLITIC
He Did the Social Honors and
Froze "The Boys"
IGNORED THE COMMITTEE
And Entertained Only Frank
Greer and Horace Hagan.
FUMBLED IN HIS SPEECH
Indications are That He Is
Marked for a Waterloo.
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f wr..l until the train ft for th5 north at
J ov-lotk. RcKarOlcss of th- fact that
t' - t-rrltorlal committee held an Impor
tant m.'t:npT. f'ross was not thfre. His
"n-.j.iiin mnr.;s:fr, C Porter Johnson,
): cl a hrrr tim' in trying to explain why
fn.:s was not r,r,""S nt at the committee's
-rations. The members of the com
!i 'tf.-f v.-aited for f'ross until midnfght.
Af: r th- train '.eft for Guthrie, and Cross
ii.l sild farew'l to Hagan and Greer'K
:)y. pVfTal :ru-m!tprs of tht- territorial
(""inmittee rail d on Cross, stating that
y h.id been trying to sec him since
ii. y ia th afternoon, and that one of
0- first things that thr (antel to state
i him was that Horace- Hagan and Frank
Ori.r did not constitute the Democratic
: rtv f th territory, and that if he
"v.-ii tf d to be riwtod to rongrfSB. he would
! 1- t pay attention to politic and let
.-i'ittv alone at such a time.
l:i th- rommittee meeting, aftr a hard
l-lit. GiUVrie in n out and will secure the
h--idfuarters for the campaign committee
! :r"-- the rami;.ign. Mose Anderson of
r- ! vr.: plated for chairman f the com-::-t'e
r.nd Eiiprue Gill of Guthrie as aec
! Tigan county gave up her rep-
r 'itaiion on th- campaign committee,
i r' i liup that she phfuld have the head-!';:rsrt--rs-
and s-cretar- of the committee.
'H,:. rrov-ked a fiht. but Guthrie and
iirr d-lesation won out, and it was the
'--itiment of the eommitt-that at the
n.- tir.sr of the campaign committee at
J-,iJ iu a few Javs f'om nov.-. that Gill
appointed pecri-taO"- Gill a well
'-'.twn newspaper :mo, hav.ng Jwn the
! ri. ; writer on ihr Gt'ttirie Capital for
'i :i.iniler of years.
M.irv m-n who paid opt their hard
n'irfv ti romp her- t see that Bill Cross
l -' l O.e ria-ht kind of a send off were
r 1v disappoint! in the nominee. They
r had an pport-jity to shake hands
with h:m. It Is concerted by Democrats in
tin. city, that Cros had an opportunity"
r-. ::-.v- himself '.- with the Iemocrats
.'-m- here fr-ijn tho outside counties,
i f t1 't he did ret t'!ce advantage of it.
1 ', -1 -t1oi fir t-in freely made, that
f nr'-: pursiKf h'j nreyent tactics, any
r ; min3tcJ m th- Republican ticket
little trouble in winning out over
th flfction pfxt Xovetnb-r.
1 cr . ,-h roak-r. Cr(& is r.rit a suc
V. !i he at -nptcd to talk, he
". 1. ar.d wh .i h did say did not take
1 1 men present. They were all sore
: 1 not care who knew it. If Cross
? n hot ramp .tgn. he and his mana
v ill h.T e to have a meeting mighty
fo rhme t.'i-Micq.
APPRAISEMENT
OMPLETED
FOR TOWNSITE
o
0
Eight Acres of School
Platted for.Rental."
Land
lVIUNYON'S
i
1
' D. Meigs, or Tndianao s. one of the
well-known Sunday sciiol wvn tl
tne United States, wUl make the pnac:
pai address tomorrow -T.0ra-.a3. uad ? on
the program for several m Pe talks. The
program is a spien id 000 aisd ;;,anv
prominent men will naae address-
8
BIDS OPEN TILL JUNE 10 1
It Is Betfeved That the Lois
Platted Will'be in Demand.
Guthrler.O. T., May 13. Chas. A. Cun
ningham, who lias had charge of the
Luther Townaite appraisement for the
School Laasd department has completed
the work of surveying and apnraisin and
has made. his .report to the department.
Eight acres of land was platted and it
makes about 325 lots: about one-half of
"which are business lots. The koia have
been appraised from $1 to So each for one
year's rentAl in terms of three years.
Bids will "be received on th lots from
the 20th of May to the 10th of June. After
that time the lots will be awarded to the
persons paying the largest amount of
money awve the appraised value for a
term of three years.
In the original town of Luther there
were only forty acres aad -thi3 has been
used in building a town. The people of
that town were about to reach the con
clusion that they would have no relief
when the school land department decided
to plat the eighty acres. Luther is on the
Frisco road, twenty-seven miles from Ok
lahoma City. It has a fine farming com
munity around it, and is one of the pros
perous towns n eastern oiaahoma. I
It is believed that all of the lots will be
lev5ed so great is the demand for them.
and that the sum for the school land de
partment each year in r-ntaN will be far
in excess of What it h,s b- n receiving
from the lease of the i--,,i K,"h ron
securing the lota is entitled t v. -!. ipp
the lots for another t rm of veir at ih-
nppratd value without t ornprtltion. sub
ject, of course, to congressional and lrg-ii--
lative action.
E "Wni enable you to cat wist you like and
iiiu you like. Cur'.s tfiziifi "-". f.-uu--n;pwwH,
ri nervousness and sleejleac.ss.: nsoKes ora
I.! - iiiuu9 almost a-- b " t ,
Slr?- ...... r. W .11
w Jiunyon s v"iten raz"i .twiv
M sum soft as velvet, lie. -"sola everywhere.
S 5Iunrnn Inhaler Core's Catarrh.
lJ Etna tor Quite la itetU'j BmH l.-ec XewTt
EST
CARTER !S SATISFIED.
That Flynn Is Serious and Comes Out
rcr Joe McNsal.
Guthrie. O. T., May 19.-Joha D. Carter,
eanor or tne ree Homes, at Augusta,
ii diirciiiuus tj secure some uieas re
garding the congressional situation, re-
cenuy--vrrote to. cata T. Flynn at
ashir.gton, aakmg whether or not he
wep.hi be a candidate fot renominatlon.
The following reply was received by Mr.
Carter:
Washington. D. C.. May 19. ISOL
;Mr. John D. Carter, Augusta. Oklahoma:
My Iear John: Yonr very'Wnd favor o
. tne eui received. Tne newspapers quote
! ir:e correctly. I am not a candidate, and
war.t the boys to so to work and notol
! nate some good man for whom we can
turn loose and elect to congress. I have
j te.d my turn at belnsr delegate, and am
j now ready to help elect some other fellow,
with kindest personal regards, i am yours
truly, D. T. FLYN'X
. Carter has now announced himse.'i as
. being for Joe McNeaf. ""
templation in thia city. The many com
plications arising' from the other can ,
didatts makes it impossible for an ngree- i
ment to be reached in this city, and as ;
Ornr is acceptable to all factions in Ok-
Iahoroa. It is urgd that be will Je the
man upon whom the petty can asree in r. r- , r-, rz-,nnri rvif.
harmony. Jt is beUevwl here that his , Mzny Craf 6rreuF ale"ed C3vJc
nordhaUon Is certain. . Going to the Markets.
Guthrie. O. T.. May 19. Stoek-srowers
are jubilant over the rains, and stite that
GOOD FOR THE CATTLE.
POPULIST LAW UPHELD
j pasturafee has never been better at this
JudSe Sfezeii ecfles Case gainst i tim ot thc 'earf in JJr'2':t.
t . , ready a number of cars of grass-fatten. -a
t t Crn laIwn (cattle have Wen shipped out of the ter-
iopeKa, Kan., May 19. Judge Ilazen, ! ntorv-, and many cattle men are tlsruring
or the district court today finally de- on sendg train 1 ads to eastern warkrts
cjded against the Western Union Tele- f during. the month of Jun. Stock cattle
graph company In the litigation to com- shipped in from the sooth are in exeei-
pel the company to charge a lower rate ient cond!tion, and are rapidly taking on
for telegraph tells. The suit was j flesh.
brought under the provisions of a law !
passed by the legislature. The company i STAND LIKE A STONE WALL.
will appeal to a higher court.
America's greatest medicine
Sarsaparilla the best spring
Get Hood's.
is Hood's
medicine.
RIPLEY OFFERS $20,000
Between your children and the tortures
of itching and burning eczema, sraklhead
or other akm diseases. How? why. by us
ing Butcklcn's Arnica Salve, earth e great
est healer. Quickest cure for I'lcers,
Fever-Sores, Salt .Rheum. Cuts, Burns or
Bruises. Infallible for Pilts. 25c ut Geh
ring's Pharmacy.
BAD FOR EDWARDS.
t: !
Wl
ntcd
i -t w a)
'-,'1-
t.nd
this
P.st3 cho yj Th8 You Haw Always Bocgk
ASSASSINATION AT DOWNS
fioins
.Fames
Clark Killed While
for n Jnil of Water.
Downs, Kan.. May 19,-James Clark,
of this place, was killed last nit;ht by
an unknown person. Clark had gone piu
about 10:20 to get a pall or water, when
he received the com- nts of a double
barreled shot-gun ding instantly.
Tho assassin, who reaped in th- dark
ness, is unknown, nffleers have no clue
to aid them in searching for tho guilty
party.
Piles Cured Without The Knife.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
All druggists
of
Prssident ofSmitn Fo Maltos Dona
tion toJlallroad Y. . v. A.
Topeka, Kan., May 19. President Rip-
ie . oi me iianta ire, lias offered the rail- 1 '
road Y. M. c. A. of this city, sso.Ouo for His Explanation cf Kilting Docs not
a new building. He stipulates that the Seem to Explain,
association secure a site and Stt.OGO. The! Guthrie, a. T.. Mav 19. -Th- Lawtm
quarrel be-
twp men at Indiahoma. says:
acun a site ana w,m. The: Guthrie, a T., Mav 19.
i: 'position has been accepted and theBt8te Democrat, dfctahlng a
!lU . Whfeh a three-story tween twp melt at Indlahonra
modern struaore. will be started as soon
as nieessary rrellmlnariea can be arranged.
CITED TO APPEAR.
"Piles. Xo Cure. No Pay.
Several Citizens Notified cf the Claim
of Mr. Tandy.
I Beaver. O. T.. May 19.-A. II. Tandv
J has cruised papers to be Issued whrby a
lumoer oi settlers of Clear Creek bave
been notified to appear and give Iir.d on
or before Jun- Sth. for their appearance
at th next term of the district court.
it will be remembered that some tim i nanded
"iht -a- H- landy brought eeverol
thousand head of cattle out on the range
near K'mwood and attempted t.i water
them in thc- lane between William Over
t'l'V.s and Wer-'ey Hibbs' farm". Th-s-ttlers
along the creek w-re unwilling
tr have thvir ruge all devour d bv a
are authorizes by the manufaoti
Pazo Ointment to refund mr.-y where it frogn herd, wlueh was being bronchi In
fall3 to cure any case of piles, no matter ! h ' rh ''ttieman, t. be wmterrd, and
of bow IntiE- sfanrlfnt? Cnron .ir.linaw , "" " ' -nio i irom xne county
cases in six days: the worst cares in
fourteen days. One application glv-s ease
and rest. Believes itching instantly. This
"Thursday evening a shooting occurred
in .Indlahoma. in which "Wm. Edwards
and Frank Hartshorn were involved, the
latter losing hfs life. Th cause of the
shooting was over a land contest, in
which Hartshorn was the victor. Ed
wards, when interviewed by the reporter,
stated that he had called on Hartshorn
to see if be could not settle the matter
peacefully. He said that Hartshorn be
came infuriated and said: "You
. I'll fix you." and made a motion as
I' to draw a knife, when he (Edwards)
threw his gun down on him and de-
that he dealst. Edwards says
th AUl not ftrrend to shoot, but un-
! c.-r the excitement of the momnet. pulled
the trigger. The ase is a Daa one, ana
unless other com plications arise It is
liable to go hard with Bdwarda. The
weapon used was a 38-calibre Winchester."
the
ring; so they joined together
;.:'' refused to Ut the Cottle water.
Mr. Tandy claims that he his been
damaged to the extent of $J.6:.i. and has
sued thc- dfe:idants for tht amount.
H. T. Meese. d.puty sheriff, thia we. k
PTed summons on S1 Bloss-r. T. J.
V, ('-de n. 1i. M. Biz'.ey. Wm. Ov rf.n, A.
A. Hask-ll. John T. Kile. II. C. Drum, A.
TT I'-pnti f. TT c;,,.,.,.- -.,..
Manufactured by PARIS MEDICINE CO.. j w'm. Plain." J.hn Hfbhs. Asa Hlbbi. V.tn
ot. quills, iiu.i viiu uiau xiitiiiuiaciuro , i rirKe-. kpihu'ii i'arker H.'-rrv- Phiiciir
is a new discovery and is th- only pik
remedy sold on a positive guarantee, no
cure no pay. Price 30c. If your druggist
don't keep it In stock send us 5,c ia
stamps and we will forward same by mail.
ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN.
the celebrated cold cure, Laxative Bromo
Quinine Tablets.
ARRESTED
Bob K
Thes .
date an
case to
ans and John and James Sim0!,
iefoidants will meet at an earlv
1 mak.- arrangements to lig'it th
a linish.
MILLER
OF 10! RANCH
OF MURDER.
ACCUSED
ANOTHER
Arrested by Detective Ferguson
Winfield Yesterday.
COL. CHARLES ELDRED A CANDIDATE.
-tl:
it-
r- !
but
TO REDISTRICT IN JUNE.
r th
curat tj
A t1.
in ( ,. 'GiMctt w!il not Necessarily Take the
Place of McAtee.
r-.ttv! 'J-:!.-. . ". T.. M iv 1?. Chief Justice
r .ri -tnt-a t. 'iny thit as S on as the
bireio' .-.e e -iirt ;?--nii ;? i June, tho
il to bp v. . i r- ii' tri". uijr the territory, for
cui-i , th ' i- -f th. n w .indues will be
of '- : v It s.-etr. t be the impression
Q be ' lb ' F. V. V. tie will tako the
, M " -I'.strlct. ht jMdge Hurford
. M tint :-nv j-det can tak that dis-
tr ;h:t' aft - r ;h new .listricts are
: ' ;t !il n-" r ik. any particular
I !! - - v, b-re tbf ;-:d!;es go. as far as
iJl ; s firmer :!.".rlrt is concerned.'
Winfiejd, Kan.. May i?.
Constable Carl r.rgi! n ar
W. Miller at his horn- i.i thl
warrant, charging him with tb
of Santa Fe D tective :-. r. m
erj". He was trfk-n b. fore J.. 1!
and hi preliminary ;r f-r Mi;
commitment Was l.-fw and tn
lodged in the ur.ty . t; .if
At the recent trial i f
charged with th- s;.n-
was introduced t nili!:c t
plication of th- Mi b r.
and this arrest was not urdo-ked
Woods County Man Will Wear
Shoes of Flyr.n.
thc
i.r.b
gon
Alva. O.
' K'df -1,
f V, , . .'.jt
nel
-t
Charl. a
f i rm r
1 thit
Colon
tne
of ih
Knid e
Mav 10 (
. f th-- rr..;
:t v . h.f
t- f'-r th-- r. iiiip.r,-. m :
xr ----- on tb- l; teii, v i :,
i-.'ur-d is v- kn v.n i-:
a- w il ns in ol:-r j arts f
anil ;! ar.tinir -i t!-- ptip
"or.,!s cot'rty '!! ;r,'ti-an at
i"i"ntle:: on Ju.-. '"th.
Okiahoma Generally Covered with a
Downpour on Sunday.
Guthrie. O. T., May W. Oklahoma had
mother heavy rain yesterday and last
right. The rain was general from Kew-
; t n. Kansas, to Purcell. on the Santa re.
i Keiorts received here from points along
, the Rock Island state that the rain was
j R-neral in western Oklahoma. Wheat
conditions are the very best and every
: rain indicates that the yield will be
ivarer what It was Hurt year, ana in
ir.anv fields just as good, even if there
-hould be no mors rain until harvest
time. '
Katy Surveyors Awaiting Orders.
Cleveland. O. T-. May W.-Thc survey
ors for the Katy are waiting here for in
structions from headquarters. It is anth I
pated that they will receive orders to sur
vey through the town, on to the south
west. GAVE CHECKS FREELY.
Kaspcr Strelch, Former Merchant of
Karoma, worketi tnia cantcs. -Guthrie,
O. T., May 19. -The Wave of
I m relates t-- following piece of what j
--as ti i ro.ked work In that city:
K f, r !ft.-b. who Is well known In
t'.i.-i : i formerly keut a store
i, K i a. v..,8 i:. the city thc first part
AN OLD
1 sore
aittr
plj.ee
se. ao
.vieit
ases
VIU aoor the strectes. . m, an I
transiWrta the most even t-, :i. : -. i. j. lov
able nature ntto a cre55 -n-:a.:.ii and
irritable individual.
If impatience or fatx!t-f n-'-.nf; ar?
ever esilusaMC u is vtficv.
tortured by an tat:ng and pair.:
K IS trc.iv dict.::TJtgitsg to L:
months of diligent and faithful use of external re:uc,iies th..'.
remains as defiant, angry and offensive as ever. Kvcrv camr.u -matter
on what part of the body it comes, is an eviuer.oe oi sen:c :
constitutional or organic trouble, and that the dregs of thc
remain in the system; or. it may be that some Ions: hidelen poi -on -:
v.Kuccr uas ctnae to tne sttnace aim Degnn its de-strnctive rk
Tlieblotxi must be purified before the sore wiH h up with healthy flch.
auu utc aKiu iqaiaa ie amurai Cv.e.-r. IT. is
through the circulation that the acrid, corrodin -fluids
are carried to the sore or uktr at. i ktvp it
irritated and in&amed. S. S. S. will p.rrify and
invigorate the stagnant blood when all st- Hment or
other hurtful materials arc washed out. f:es!i rich '.
diseased parts, new tissues form, and the decaying ;k
healthy and natural look ; the disc ban re- ceases nr. ! t'
S. S. S. is t
that is gnar.i
table. It v.-.:
t?J'c r.p '..0 :
other r.-.c-Iv.r.
a sore :.f '
the advk.- ,
skilled physicians for which no charge is marie. B
Diseases free. THE 5W2FT &we'Tc cn.
Sevaral yoars afro, ay trifa had a sa
vers sore ler aad wm treated by the
best physicians but received, no benefit
Oar drucsrsss adviaed her to try S. S. S.,
-which she did. ?oartee bottles cared,
her aad she has been trail ever since.
J. K- KAitOID, S2 Canal St..
Cchoes, K. "ST.
- d is carried to t'-.o
': be::-..- have a
:- Sore h....
::e cr.lv 1 '. - ' r rriLer
r' ?e! tr.t . , -et-
up Hi! '. . ;int'!
.neral y .-,5 r,
o kv. I- . . h.;t.
:ud, v: t. v . -:d : t
extK ' .hi
- n I'! - : Skra
n
to
I suffered for five years with
digestion and the doctors failed
help me. After I would eat a ni?al
I would almost die with the agony.
I began to get so thin that I thought
I was getting the consumption. I
could not do my own household
duties. I heard of Ripans Tabules
and made up my mind to try them.
The first box I had gave so much
relief I continued on until I found
they were helping me wonderfully.
I can eat most anything now.
AT DRUGGISTS.
The Five-Cant Package Is enough for an ordinary occasion.
The Family Bottle, sixty cent, contains a supply for a yeaiv
BARRIOS DIAMONDS
Have Arrived in Wichita
J nst received a complete line of Ban :
mond Jewelry, the finest Imitation iJi-.n
in the world.
S05 Main St., Basement Kansas National Bank
f fi
II.
1 l'i
jQ. 23 S? O j?? T A
' i Bern the ?Tt Rind Vos H Wwsys BflL'gM
.1 1
ENID MAN A CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE.
His Friends Believe that He Is Solu
tion of Delegate Situation.
Enid, O .T., May 19 The latest figure
to appear on th" jilii-.eal horiz-m in this
eity is Gcor.-re T. orrv r. wiw f r years
lias been tho l-Ji-i." t K ti.tiican crm-
. 1 I .:-.-. o. T..
v.era Vt.':h oi a '' ''t," ' , !' a
X' - I" . ;r. this .
::J:i::I;. . f .- - ;y W
' '. '-" ' fvs V" " v-" ' rv;if!
CHOCTAW DIRECTORS MEET.
"hev Promise to Push the Road East
from Guthrie.
t -.p this ramming
. "f Uttii- H ok. Ar
Th riirht of way
from the Snnta
! the c-iitrn line
ajrovtv! :hh1 th"
!-:?heti. Min.r mJtt-
"-.tv t.v n after th right
' j PUBLIC BUILDING BILL.
T-:en Postmaster McCory cf Guthrie Thinks
",,a , it w;ll Pass te Senate.
' . .J.'.V i v -;s r ' " h.: trip to
.is 1 .;cret5 for
' ' y " -:itt-s that
'. s -a -with him ch&neM. In
; N'iv- iKitUhr.g bi!!. he
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I 1 The I
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PANCOAST SWORN IN.
But Can't Do Anything Till His
trict is Assigned Him.
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siKiietl "r -- i- th" s'ip:-. Th
matter v.: :r tt-'.-cn .p . . -,l
metin : f th - Mtr: ' ". ti .
first p. it ' -T . .v ":! '.. i.;. i.
ar ye:, v..- t :.- --rt w, t;-
matt r it ;.- 'v. i: r. - - '. :
of th- t,. w ; ; w-ili '. - f. t: .
wr-teri ' f '.h- :t'.- r '-.v'-. - i-
the rtJS.'i f v. ,-W. ft .r.:: i ' t'. v . - i
covmtirs f - ; tv.. t tN - : '. . : i h
curt iiii-::- tt . i:t '. -.--' , I ,
j-f tl!" J.-.uftst fowtH it hard t- t .'.ti more
thr, vory hort sessions rf c"urt In thut
portion rf :h territory.
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. Taho
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t hf
re some time airo and
lined to speeiiiato. He
!tp at the Citizens hank
i. showet that he had
i the Lhma hank.
for $5"if'. thi' hank hm
Hf pUyol the aumf
National tnnk of thH
the People Tank of
!;a ninco hfn tlivov
.1 out of the Au--,ty.
lmrk.
; laved th" thr-. barks
W ho'JTT then hcrriM
r otit all his ripoits
jntry. v-lna n r?h a?
r,d h- t'"1'') tffiU'fl"
. ti Canada. The I.n
th;it th- v have
ndine ffW'k - h'-okn
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aw.iv w'
h ir-"" ': -'
thm-Birs Flr-'
fey. h'it U.r"
editors in j'ifli
THE EARTH FOR SALE
Syndicate holdings ordered closed out; too ! ns;
all must be sold; bargains tor everybody.
Wichita Loan & Trust Co,
THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK.
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T c.
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LLL'.S """A KEN TO PEN.
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tw. - r Vl-r- Stayer of Ferris Ciaytcn Taken to
'".':,w. . Penitentiary far 59 Years.
' - " - - ' m- r. nk Ellis,
" - - i t. . - t.k Jn the
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: ., - a. ,--..-iuar5' today
S - ' v 0rjv;.tr. AUnnwys
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.rritvrial Si.-p-
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.
! Annual Convention to Open at Black
well this Warning.
j BiTok-well. O. T.. Mny 1? To-r;-ir-'w
mor-un s! tho M K. rhwh in th
' win he he!-3 th? ?rrt rvwon - Ok:..-
i h"mi ?-:- ihr r-.-hf asw!'.I: n !t
ninth .u-.1' -nti'--r. . ( : .'. '.
th't hn-:dr ' ' ;oj.-. i r
this fv.-i milTcdz t.--". ?ra;.; .! a
j or,.- fare rate for this coav ati-r.. Cb..s.
8TR!KERSPARADE STREETS
One HimilriMl k4 Fitly Xarfe- I)rtMn
trttR I4Dt Alrht.
One handr'd nril ffr rfW c rur-
10"tr!. tor. TS3oRjl r J ! r. J2 j -r
w;h i f '' r i.rnl-r r f . - r.H-.r -
ri-!'!'--! th rr.-1-" . : - tj-
ft'dvk ;.-ist nlpht In order ti dee r.-strr,t'-
f- ?h" r- '--'r.-5't'''r ar-3 - : .?
;!c, th'ir s:--rth Jir.-1 Is. i: r t
crie . - :tv ci.irra f -.- tr '-- '
Ixis Slcelo Binder Is a raw
eotiiMaatfon cf tht rhotoest,
rv.Trst tohartos. perfectly
rsred. It Is al-rays frrh w'.:a
the dcUgMfo! sroma nmi ffit
grsoca of thc rsrett tobacco ia
to eaten! rtatft. T&oser trCl
oat hay a hotter ciir. io
(! xiiers haodie litem. If year
dflT aee net hsn thts ial
TriU oot icet thc 31 fit ycc sen t
c aod I w'.a feal ti
a box of ZX all charm prft
paid. Aftrr x-Jtlag s to of
tbeia tf you are Dot satlf3I
vtiilx Uhkh Utd renai sder
hark at ray expense aad I "in
rhsserfuHy rfaa4 yucr tcflory
qoM&BKt or :o3a. I
rrfer to asy Xatknal Rask fa
roria.or to ixtn or Bn6res.
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MARVEL 1 htrfisfi Spray , . . ' T . . . ..
II (ina In
FRASK P. LEWIS.
Maaufactisrer. ijj
Pccritv, IIUscU, tj
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sumsu -:
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fit itrl. i3lar's - - - - - I at
-itw.vi-A MARVEL CO. '
Roam 713 Times Suiidirvg. New YorSc
For s?! by:
W. A. STANFORD, Mo. '02 Eai
Douglas Averue.
MEANS BROS, Cor. Doug a and
Lffwrsncs AvtitBSiS.
WIS HOWARDS IDEAL PHAR
MACY, No. 1?4 North Main StreL
Mail orders solicitae.
MARVEL SPRAY 5YRINOH
And a Cesnpteie Aa4i.-tr-.t t
Beat Rubber GectEs For Sals at
Hi rtoard's Jdca! Pharmacy
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