i lately placed in a coffin lased by Charles Rust and ;ht to the village cemetery for nterment, where a grave prepared to day. e trouble which resulted in the of Mrs. Rust being buried for | third,, time is of long standing appears to have originated over cusody of William Rust’s son. Rust died eighteen years ago her body was interred in the ge cemetery, her husband, Wll-Rust, left here and married in Oklahoma. Some years ago body was exhumed. The coffin rotted away and the skeleton placed n a dry goods box and erred on the farm of Charles William Rust accidentally d of the removal of his wife's and on his recent .arrival here mded that his brother return , its original burial place. This ies Rust refused .to do. Wil-i Rust in consequence applied he district attorney at Wauke-for a warrant for his brother's st on a charge of unlawfully □ving a! dead body. ,The mat-was adjusted in court at Wau-a when William Rust agreed to ply with his brother’s request.BAD PRACTICEPITTS KICKED:er saddling the collection of de-ent personal taxes on Assessor Pitts last night council dis-ed that Pitts was not working ils health and a new deal has ordered.resolution was unanimously Led instructing Pitts to collect 8.000 delinquent personal taxes tothing was said about a salary. ^ it was' all over Bert asked e he came in, and on gettingleonraging answer, ho concludedthe weather was too warm to ;t taxes.until has taken Pitts’ ultimatum r consideration.LSI X WAIjTKR SQL’KIjCHBl. alter Downing presented a re-t to council last night that hisrt as tax collector be accepted, iinpanying the letter was a sim-request from one of his bonds-At the suggestion of Mayor lett Mr. Downing’s request was complied with. : His report is g examined into by tfce city at-Pawhuska, Ok.. Aug. 18.—Therental plan of bridge building is to be inaugurated In the Osage country, inasmuch, as it has been found that the legal indebtedness has reached the limit of 80 per cent of the tax levy of last year. Under the plan, contracts can be made vith the bridge companies whereby they will build bridges and receive a certain amount yearly 'until the entire cost of construction has been paid. Necessity for entering into such an arrangement was caused by the spring floods washing so manv bridges away.Syrup tfigserava^ElixirCleanses ibeu ally; Dispels Tjolcis an—v aches du.e to Constipation; Acts naturally, actsTi ^a Laxative. .Besl forMehkomen anaLai!it-siemEf ct”Meren-and Old.TO OIMCX STKKKT.ay or Bennet-t last niglit signed ordinance extending CincinnatinrrnKK iM.. K. T. {oun_o t its DeiwJAlwovs buy the Genuinehas ike jull name of t e Com-CALIFORNIAJJo Syrup Co.by whom it is manufactured, printed on trie front of every package.SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS,one size only* regular price 50$ $«•• bottle.■\ Woman’sQuick Braincaught th* point from the argument of Chr.stopher Columbus that led to the greatest-nation on earth* This early combination ofHONEY and BRAINShas continued to this day, for woman still controls money and ^ nows how to use it and where to keep it.The MuskogeeNational Bankappreciates the patronage of women who desire to save some thing for the proverbial rainy day.4OzoINTEREST ON SAVINGSof