the registration held April 22, 23 and 24 were illegal and that many citizens wore Illegally deprived of their votes at the election held April ~27.- 1909. --------denct 'would be given full weight with two coal dealers and an Ice-niao Inthe Jury box!-Exchange.35th, Anniversary Of Preshvlterian ChurchiThe First Presbyterian x-hnrch will hold Sts 35th .anniversary celebration tomorrow and Monday. Sunday even-in there will be a roll rail, reports and special' music. Monday mg lit there will be a reunion and rally. The l.ndies Aid society will serve refreshments. All of Hie members ace expected to be present, and all oi '.their friends are Invited. . ■The Presbyterian church was the first organized lu Muskogee. this was-In 1KU. and at-that lime there were thirteen members in the.or-ciuiixatlon. Df these there Is now but one living. Mrp M. K. WHUams. Two of the original members. Dr. Williams and Major Rp.hb hase diedkee- the church orgaulatiozn together the church has grown to be Sue or the largest and most Prosperous in the city. It now has :a men -bership of Oil under the charge of Rev. J. K. Thompson.,Historical. ... The First Presbyterian church Of . Muskogee was organized with Jho - following member*, on'he »£h day nf Anrll 1X75: By letter. M. r. .Williams. M. D.. Mrs. Marv E WIlllatns.—vrrTr-Sdmerr-Mrsrt.taTP-KT-^qmer.-Ar D. nemo. Mrs. Kate E. Bemo. and Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott: by profession. George W. C-nnimngs. M rk. H O McCrea. Mrs., Alice F. yrXJtea. a’ W Robb. Mrs. Martha J. Robb, t and D N. Robb. Of these, charter ^fcTfnibers Mrs. Mary. E. William* Is still an active member °f the church.- The following ministers have in rears past served the church as * staled supplies and P.a*lor3j ,John EHIott. Bev. S. A. Sijotldard.S O'. “ C MccVnleyn,i i?ov A. Grant. EvaHSj_the_JI£2:ept* pastorate of Rov. J. K. Thompson began on January 1. 1902, this being his ninth year. . ‘The following have in former years served the church .as ruling ciders-. A. W. Robb. M. F. Williams. W. M. Squier. W. H. Sanson. W. R. Whiteside.. W. A. Caldwell. P. H. Grubb. W 'P. Conway. T. A. Prouse and II. J. Word.I lie mu irtreduced ,1‘won.flic. MARTKI/B FEMALE PILLS.. S^ vciKV' fi V ears the Standard.Prescribed- and recommended for women's ailments—a scientifically prepared remedy of proven worth. The. result from their use Is quick and'permanent. For'sale at all drugHARPER SUES ROAD FOR DAMAGES -You WU1Believe\V. H. Harper, former street commissioner., by Bert O’. Wood, bis attorney. today filed suit In the district court at Oklahoma City against the Rock*tIsland Railroad company to recover $10,000 damages bused on. injuries to his wife alleged to have been,caused by a wreck on the defendants’ railroad at Pinnacle. Ark.. December S. 100». in which a passenger coach occupied‘by Mrs. Harper whb overturned.PlaldtilT claims the damages asK-ml for because of doctor bills and nurse Itiro incurred bV him as tlie result of his wife’s Injuries which he alleges have kept her confined to her bed ever Since.. He also alleges theloss A»f his wife’s companionship andsociety as a ..further ground of action. ‘ ’ • ‘ .This Is the second damage sun filed against the company because oi the Pinnacle accident and InjuriesA limit „lv