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KAUMVILLK. YA. PRIDAY, MAY 1". 1907.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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DRUGS.
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
A BEAL . FACE
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"""beautyskin
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You Run
No Risk
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W. T. BLANTON.
J:weler and Optician.
MAGN1FICEN'
CUT GLASS
Hilliest Unaly
isonabl*
Chappell.
MARK TWAIN TCUH?D.
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MEXICO'S LTmiATUM
nd Made For General
Li: Q -lonel Bone.
D IO KILL BARRILLAS.
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ttl..it at Miirtri.l
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of n tor
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May T.
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iv .ht Ira.
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?o Jamestown exposition,
rn Railway.
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PRESIDENT SCORES.
lt Hrara llpmlnar llimtti nilli
Mt , harlr.ton I.t Tr lr phone.
WASHING i"V Maj 7- Pi ?
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.ntl forma 11-.
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it the
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enf. action at a rink.*
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''?rmac cootra! ?t il
? William , fel pre
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aaa] is bT tar Um
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BLACK HANDERS CONVICTED.
"letea Italian ir.e.k. Iimnil Galil |
..f .rm- at SS lll.r.li?rrr
WILKE8BARBE
. lilt? lu
lia- La ?
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tf> a biili'l of men
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?v. natur Met arrrn na "ttl.-lilr.
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bo in litton, ami ?
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- Mrlkr nt >rta S ..ri
. YORK. Mus 7 T
:. f..r i
when a number of ; ?
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f aNni
uiial.lt
, .nallian Drowned lu I'lnnar Pool
rer of Oatai
Woaderfiil Enema Care.
ad ec/enia
, Adame, Hi
Pa home duct
the case vs.* hn|-ele?a. bte lun^e bein
resulted. I?
chance we reail ai
: a l-ttile andtvirin noticed In
?itil aeveral hot,lew were use.,
. etely cured,
I all bl'mxl medicine* a:
iii health tunic-', i.uarante*
at W
IEST0C1! DERBY.
Pink Star Wins Louisvills's
Grand Prize With Ease.
ZAL SECOND A5D 0VELA5D0 THIRD
Winner. Quoted at 1.*, tn 1 In Bet
tins;, the 1...n?ral Prii-ril Horne
lat Kare? Lona"** orth t oaplr
*.ralina Ihe Maier.
past a sj-ent and rveliiiir fieltl with an
ease which bia clumsy, lu:.
: ink Star, the
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rty-third K rby hy
Eal, ssith < ? ?
In third i-.Hitii.u a length and a half
away. The race waa run over a track
k deep in mud. ai
.. I I, a I in the
ka race. Thirty tb,
th and wife
...tor*.
.'.?avy track caused tl.,
draws!
i edt whUh bad 1-een Bl
g favorite In tbe
I to xe ra and Hold Faat were alto
? - s. with
rite at 8 tn -
?
laadaal 1. Zal.
lit % tn 1. had av.ll.e llttl. BOpp
orlandwlck. at 10 to 1. and Pink Htar.
I, tram virtu.liv
pt away to a good
start. ' tats the
r. rellnotil*!
Sands - :?do alternating lo
?- set a st'.ff pa. t- for tbe
Brat sis furlong* coaaMartag tha eondi
? -he track, Bj -p. mlle
Seal bad all tn
;
rth place,
i
1 Into the st
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bim a:
down VI
I'lnk
Star's j.ink
- won Proa
? tba wira Ptah Ital
rtl rltl
.1 fink
rlra a winner
length*, a lead ss -.
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in lift I. re race
and Wi
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: Orlandwlck. 'I
! by J. HW
ALETHEU0 AT JAMAICA.
VV minn,.I.nra Haatllrap Won la a
llrltina Mulah hr 7 In | latarlte.
SEW YORK. Ma> : ip | j
\ tba T to B favorite,
p fp.m
- -<\ ot margin*
nt Jamaica Sara< lue*, a wa? third
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tame with a rush and .
the fi I the la?t Ju-.
? li suc
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a field of sprinters Fis" :
won. The ss -?
?or Beckham, first;
M
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I'lftl flrnt;
Paul Pl
Nxth :
?hird
sd; Herman, third.
I parla ea I rim .. 1 rark.
wring the fact that a street eat
?k the first
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Laminae Mateh la Mail.
BALTIMORE M
Inillnn- VS ..n I rn. \.
CARLISLE
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Hala stopped SH Ball t.nmea.
m:\v YORK, v
I Ai
' rain.
I'....r l-lt.hlaa at t hi. a*..
CHIl
charact, leauue
Haaalaa Tnna DeatratTrd ki I lr.
WARSAW, Maj J
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land persons an- '
of all the fruit* there are in the land
Thal irr.iw un hush or tree,
I would gise up the ch
Fur H..Ulster's Rocky Mouutai
Tea.
? Ihe Winston Dru|
Dnw't Tar Ubi
tobe divorced from your sppsadll
There will tie no occasion fur it if yo
keep vour bosnia regular with l>
Kins:"* New Life I - actic
is so gentle that the appendix nest
has cause to make the let
plaint (itiaranteed hy Whit.
I>rug&i*t- lassa.
KV".-I Vii,'. -I ri/, ti ts LD fl.Si
AXMEN RAID CONEY ISLAND.
ahllr Wnrk* Lana , lear sirret Mae
of Kamona Sm lurk Hr.,,ri
I svitb
taren
k'Hliu* nf i: I
ommissi puer of
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torn
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and carteJ
. s.|iin.I had
. ...katti
rough
-
?terlal
I af these
? hun
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s
- must
hut n..ne of the
?
owners
'.? mit nf the
I I a thousand
leh tbe pro
atlon*
-SILENT" SMITHS MONEY.
tr,, Vork Millionaire-. Will Read
tilter the r'anrral.
win be
- Henry
-Mfement to this af
' Man
" diawa
- who
- I
William
lit, with wt.
p.ur of the .
Mr* Anita
of the de
ttl home
it- after their ar
til tl . tleel.
? - fo Just
th has made
'??rtuue In the will wi.
. though the Duke of Man
pg that
-. nf tbe
- been stated
gb authority that In?
still Dot I>..ly Mary
will rw
I
I'apnnlMon Srrilt a l.lttlr Moaey.
WASHINGTON. Mas
?'.nish the ex
Harry St.
town Ea
? my after a
' of dl
I HOB,,
bells wa
Vt feW
sd tl;* ri-pvrt
i' Myan had N night in the
ts the mort*
HI. Neck Brokra la Trnlley XVrrrk
BOWLIN'O ?'KI
,). who was
I 1 In the wreck here when
over :t .ersoiis were hurt
ithhound limited on the
. and Interurban
? <al while going at full speed.
His neck waa broken Tbe
i n woman ? *'!ly in
u been Identified as Mrs Ella
p.lp.y H.-r ? p.litton ls
.
aaalBJv.plS. to Hold lalqaa Banqaet.
SEW TORR, May I --The Gargoyle*,
an ..rgauliatlon of architects of New
ty. will hold a unique dinner at
Si.nie
of the nent of the city*
Th* t.rvr.
-ammo mcinnes aa uraasram nw on
?.t's moat prominent buildings '
a Harwna and aa
ated lecture on tbe gigantic Frisde
tn? erected at Coney Island.
Woald Depose Mrs. fcdd>.
NEWVuUK. May I -nat .r
t'tlllam E. Chandler and others wbo
rv conducting tbe suit to eSaSJBSl an
pg of tbe estate of Mrs. Mary
aker 0. Eddy declare that they have
ildence of a movement to depose
Irs. Eddy and to put Mra. A
tetson of this etty at tbe bead
briatlan Science church.
o, I 1>.plea Pantor Cooke aad Ward.
"ARAMAC LAO, N I
lu- rejn.rt that Jere I
N Y.. and hla ward.
?
ut to ba untrue. The auspevti-d couple
- ptlti.-d as reatdi
Dis vicinity.
Krrnlr Miarra* Strike Eada.
?t'VKIi B C . Mps T '
lil froi i that th.-- miners"
nmmlttee haa new wage
and all striking miners will
? rn to work.
?rlare Fa.kla-I Hrretred kr Edward
LORD Prince F -
f Japan and a distinguished suit paid
?ebal visit to Ktng Edward
.fterward tbe king formally returned
Shall We Starver
The science of dietetics baa nos
irsumed such exactness that there ls
wtblng left which we may safely eat
ir drink. Everything is interdicted by
me dietetic authority or a:
["here is, of course, a lot of humbug
ibout tbe whole business. We bear a
treat deal about the evils of over
?ating. and overeating is synonymous
sith a hearty meal in the estimation
)f the diet reformer. "Leave the table
while still hungry" is one of the pet
maxims of the prophets of the new
lispensation. 'People dig their graves
with their teeth'' is another classic
Unth of them are at least open to dis?
pute. Our grandfathers were a
healthy lot and they were in tbe habit
ot eating three substantial meals a
lay?four If they felt hungry at night
If their descendants cannot do the
same thing lt is not the fault of the
food but of the descendants, who have
followed food faddists until they have
lost nature's normal appetite and di
Dr. J. B. S. King told the
Chicago Society of Anthropology that
we ought not to eat vegetables be?
cause they are starchy and we should
eschew meat because lt hardens the
arterial walls and produces deposits
In the Joints. Just what the doctor
would have us subsist upon, remarks
the Chicago Chronicle, remains to be
learned. The one thing that sticks
out of all such discourses ls their ut?
ter uselessness.
Unexplored Regions.
Many years win elapse before any
other continent is as well mapped as
Europe; and perhaps the era of per?
fected mapping all over the world
may never come, because surveys are
very expensive, and the five other
continents have far larger expanses
than Europe of comparatively worth?
less lands that do not call for tbe
most detailed and refined cartogra?
phy; but, says Cyrus C. Adams in
Harper's, a large amount of pioneer
work still Invites tbe explo:
many of the unknown areas bave
much territorial extent In tbe Ama?
zon basin, for example, three of these
regions are each much larger than
all of our New England states. One
unknown area in northwest Alaska is
nearly as large as New England, and
the Sahara has two areas In black
that are each twice as large and an?
other three times as large aa New
England. Asia still has several of
these vast mysterious spaces, and the
solid chunk of the unknown in Kaw
Guinea, tbe largest Island in the
world excepting Greenland, would
swallow up New England and leave a
black border all around it
'OUNG BOY ATTACKED
BY BIG GRAY EAGLE
"onster Bird Swoops Down on Ch- d.
Carries Him 50 Yards, Tr-en
Releases Him.
ta, I. T ?The flve-year-old son
t, a farmer living near
Viweta. was attacked by a large gray
?gie a few days ago, and narrowly
scaped with his life after being car?
ted 50 yards by t!
ar as known, this is the first tim*
n the history of Indian Territory that
i child has actually been picked up
.nd carried by an eagle.
Tbe chiid. with others, was playing
n a field on its father's farm, near
ackson Ferry, on Verdigris river,
ight miles northeast ot Coweta.
I eagle swooped down upon
Im. catching the child's clothing
?'1th its talons and starting off. The
.creams of the other children ap
Tr-e Fe ree Bird Carried the Child
a tty Yards.
parentU I eagle, and.
?
progress with
place where
he was
The child weighs HO pounds, and at
no time did th*- eagle rp
ting ii ^ht or ti?:.
tba grouud with him. Th
- ive for a f- ?*>'
bruises and serat. |
ents found him The atti
to strike ita talons Into the
child nor beat him with its wings.
- been known for some time
that th. . gray eagles nest?
ing on ? t far
from Jackson's Ferry. Alu..
days ago a farmer named Kiri
who lives near the ferry, hil.
eagles with a riflV. They
were very cunning, and it was ttnpos
get close enough to kill them
with a shotgun When this eagle
was shot lt was devouring a pig
which lt had killed. Si;
was attacked by the eagle a
one bas been killed, and lt is b,
that these two are the only ones
.rc large an'.
enough to cauae trouble. Each of the
two killed mi-as-jr< '.
from tip to I
-
-t mach sip!
remarka
?
Hrug
sprain-- Ouii kl* ?
i Halm and
tain. I
nut hlame . bf try
With -Hillie a. list
of a hi<i.it than rn
KBMai ami a [*>? ?
never ti-it in d.iutle Jip.
t-s a skill "al a. tc-. l> a
speaking likeness of a dosab |?
? 11 ? ? ? ? . -.
fool hacit ol . '? it.
IF YOU *
TOUCH
your tongue to
ALUM
and look in the glass?you will see thc effect?
You can't help puckering?it make* you pucker
to think of "tasting it
By the use o( so called cheap Baking
PoWaers~youtake_tKrs"puckering. injurious Alum
right into your system?you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
AVOID ALVM
Say plainly
ROYALS
^Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar-Costs more
rthan Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
iZ ?? "-asjasw

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