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I HERE WITH You Ought to Know
g THE GOODS
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Groceries,SlioesHats
Furnishings, Motions, j
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ADAM MEYERS
REAL ESTATE
WILL HANDLE ALL K1NDJ OF PROPERTIE.S--
BoTH CITY AND FARM. LI-5T YOUR PRoER-
TY WITH ME IF Yol/ WANT TO .SELL IT.'
WILL COLLECT RENT«5 HND MAKE LEA-5EJ.
Office—Up 8' ns. i.vr Armstrong's store, Luther, Okla.
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All about ih  Hdv hi' i>l) i«*«
(hat fit and fii to w.itr. thai don't
coat vuu one t?«nt more ih t> th -
kind that don'i fi' rior we.ir. Our
line ot Footwear will «' nd «•
ful inspection and •iti 1'v t' e
•areful and eeonomical drexer.
To be Happy
You need GR0CKR1E6 If it is
to be a happy home, these must
be first ola--* and still not so ex-
penaive as to take all your spare
cash to supply them.- We keep
a supply of beat GROCERIES
at the lowest price.
We carry the
Thoroughbred HATS
the best on earth.
Phone 26
Call us
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H. E.
NORMAN
DR. \V. H. Deacon
DENTIST
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C!TY MEAT M^RKE"
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Fr 'in Okl.i ■ 'inn Ci y
Will be in'Luther at Dr. Norman's office
Saturday, October 2.
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Reliable work.
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Prices reasonable.
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FC1 ALL
Fresh Groceries
We have moomI to our market a fresh r ean stock (
STAPLE GROCERIES, CANNED
GOODS, CONFECTIONS.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Fresh Vegetables In Season Fresh Bread.
Flour, Meal, Everything you want.
Your patronge solicited
SEWARD & SON. PROP'S
W>at sidp Seeonri -trnet, Luther, Okla.
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"Shield Brand" Clothing is tV.3 product cf pc^ect
designing of the very best material obtainable.
The large pssortment of fabrics enables the wearer to fr!V-w
any particular tu. te, and the characteristic feature cf style
minus freakishness, gives assurance of correctness.
Our system of prices protects against
d ception and price juggling. 0 y
seven graded ami seven prices. Every
suit of "Shield Brand' Cloth Tig
bears two labels. A "Shield"
price card marked "Guaranteed"
on the coat sleeve, and a "Shield
lab' 1 (which is a mark of superi-
ority) inside the coll-.r. Look b<r
the "Shield." 'Tis a sign of pro-
tection.  
GUARANTEED
This is the label that is sewed to inside of
t eroat collar nt all tinn s. All genuno
' 'Shield Brand" garments, either men's,
youths' or boys' are so marked.
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( t). L. Gingrich & Son, Luther
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Alf Hunter Arrested. x*****++++~>++ 
Pine Bluff, Ark. S-pt. 28—Alf |
Hunter negro, who wm nrrested +
in th^s city U-t night after a den- * pjt m r j g ■  W Kja w «.
Derate fightwith the officer*, to- + ™ ® "■
day confessed to tiie murder «>f 4
Sheriff G W. Garrison and ti. Id +
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the details of his deadly w-rk in +
Oklahoma, and decUred alun Uiaf +
he murdered a white man in ^
Fourohe bottoms near Little Rock j
after miking his escape from Ok- 'j
lahomn He said he expected*
<tea' h when ts^k^n baf"k t > th*-' J
' seene of his crime, but that, Jesus j j
j was with h m and tie would notj ^
! worry is not believed
be trinity "f the Ji'uurche murder.
Hunter is regarded as one of
the m"8t desperate negroes ever
in ihe county jail here and ia be-
intr clogely guarded. He will re
cover from wounds inflicted by
his captors 'a-t night. Th*> cap-
ture of Hunter was accomplished
through ihe determined work "f'J
Cons able Angus F McN' ill of i '*
K-dfield, iliis county. M<-NeilJ
has been trailing I he riegro f< ri
months, but each time he woulii j
locate him he would make his |
"get nway" Viefore the officer'
arrived, Yesterday McNeill
learned, through a lodge brother ,
of Hunter's that Hunter was in
Pine Bluff The lodge member
had previously "tipped" the con-
stable* off, as Hunter had confid-
ed in him and had related the
story of his lawle-sness in Okla-
homa When McNeill learned of
Hunter's presence here he was at
Redfi^ld He telephoned Dsputy
Shetiff W. L. Goodwin to shad-
ow hin until he could reach Pine
Bluff. Goodwin shadowed a ne-
gro answering Hunter's descrip-
tion and was within a stone's
throw of him constantly for eight
houis. When McNeil arrived,
Hunter had disappeared, being
tipped off that the c fficers were
alter him.
The officers took the informant
into custody arid threatened to
jnil him unless he revealed llun-
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New Zealand Women.
Ne« Zealand vn- the fi st.
country to adopt ut iversul suff-
rage, and it is said thut it will be
vi n an's cwn fault il s-he does
not control the government Of
that country within 25 years, as
this year's statistics show that
the women votera enrolled out-
number the men in seventeen
electorates.
Toe attorney-general of New
Zealand is quoted as saying that
"there is a reduced degree of do-
mesticity among New Zealand
women." The same may be
said of most other counties of the
world, however, and New Zeal-
and women are perhaps more do-
mestic than some of the others,
for the birth rate is heavy there
'"rTt'X.uM:
j aa compared with some of the
Em - p an countries and also the
| United States, while the home-
made bread is the best known and
'divorce is almost unknown.
Suffrage has proven somewhat
■i disappointment because mother
I wife and daughter vote as John
does, and the admitted result is
ihatpilitics is no cleaner and
j there has been no general uplift.
It is asserted that the women
i judge by appeaiances largely
and some men have reached par-
lament on their "shape" or social
ability. Yet New Zealand has
voxed for national prohibition
and the men of the land say they
would not even now deprive wo-
men of the right of suffrage.
When the women get a majority
of the votes, however, there may
be a change in this attitude.
The Pen for Mingle.
Probably the mo-ii dejected
prisoner in the Oklahoma county
j .il Haturday was Forest Cecil
Mingle, alleged slayer of Mrs.
P-arl Pearson.
The new" of the decision of the
criminal couit of appeals was
conveyed to the prisoner, and
when he learned that he rnuiM; go
to I he penitentiary at McAlester
he pracii'-ally gave up the fight.
The criminal court of appeals
denied hi-i application for a writ
of habeas corpus on the ground
that Ju'ige J J Carney absented
himself f-om the county during
the trial whioh resulted in his
oonvicti >n.
Mintrle's case is, of course,
| pending before the supreme court
but according to the decision of
the criminal court of sppeals Ihe
prisoner must go to the peniten-
! Mary and begin serving a life
! term immediately.
There is now nothing left for
the murderer to do except to go
to the penitentiary, and as .-oori
as the decision of the criminal
court of appeals is received by
leave a saloon they grabbed him.! (he 6herjtf Mingle will be tilken
Hunter pulled a gun and showed to McAlester.
fight. Two patrolmen nearby : The deci3ion of the criminal
come to the assistance of the of-
ficers who were beating Hunter
with their revolyets. The clubs
of the policemen foiled the negro
and he was carried to the county
jail insensible. After recovering
consciousness ha showed fight in i What's that about mu.-k-oxen
the jail office and he v/as knock- in tho poler regions? Really, now
ed down repeatedly to quiet him, ihero should be some musk-ox
Hunter declined to make a specimens in the Smithsonian
It is true the Sou'berners not
infi equently make the mistake of
lynching thp wrong t igger, but
it is only fair to say they are al-
ways re dy to rectify ihe error by
lyn"ting the riVhr < ne when
found Northern paper
(i R. NORMAN
PH\ -Mi\N \ M> v m.'MM
LUTHER. OKLA
Calls answered day > r night
Office—Over Naii' i > Bank
Office phone, 23 R< uL nee 24.
Dr. J. OX
PHYSICIAN utid hURUEON
Office tii. urn
10 l<  12 H m Tele! en No
2:30 t> & 11 ir>
CAI.LS AN-WKllKD AT ALL TIMES
LU'l H '• i' OKI
ter'a whereabouts. He did po,
and when the officers saw him
THEW0H1X? CHEATESTSEWIK6 MAGHISE
LIGHT RUNNING
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court of appeals can ^ed no great
, surprise to Mingle, although ho
i had hoped to escape the state I
, prison un-t'il his case was finally
| passed upon by the supreme court
: statement until this morning
\ hen ha confessed.
Fate Sanders weRt with the
; sheriff after Hunter, wired back
Jy esterday morning that the negro
' was sure Hunter.
 
Go on to the fair, the joints are
i not closed.
collection. This may have to be
attended to later on.
When a young man proposes
to a girl with his heart in his
mouth he forgets that she has
gum in hers.
The big Columbia bank at the
city went under Tuesday.
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H«'wlug Maehlu© write to
THE HEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COIYWM
Oranc^t Mass.
Mam* fsou tntr machines .ire niad .'tc ; Ur-'tranllw " 
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Uur guaranty never runs out
S< M by luitlwriKfd deHlcn only.
SALE BY
A. Manly, Agent, Okla. City