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RENDlNG SYSTEM
nav Jersey CENTRAL R. R.
West 23d St. y K

-,-e. West I'D st, y
STATIONS; foot L4berty St, y. r.
T-fne shown beIow is from Liberty ST.
West go 81. leaves 10 minutes carrier "a
eeut Is n0ted by designating marks:
EAsToN. B5IIAla-SS IL, ALf-S - ~ ~ "a "a
Baston). 9.IO A n, 10. 40; 200 200 ODD
Easton oniyl 2 ~ sun z4O A. NJ
zII Io2 y REsSARRB SG3 Tns SO3 2ED S scRANToN-elo 10
A. H., 20, 500 P. Il Sundays zA-SO
A. II 300 P. N. o,rs
LAKEWOOD Sn kkARIEfiE kAREH EsI 90 SO 90
n $50 a5.0O. L6-OS lLakeWood ana
IAkehuTst. k3.40. C4-l5) 2. ~. sunoays'
so A n $40 Lakewood and Lake
ATIIIH'HTrc cIrY-.s. 20 A. NJ, kis-4O P. n;
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OC9AN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE POITTS-z4. 90. {. 3D. 1l-50 A: NJ.
Il % 81 80 $50. ESQ Jl2-Ol- sundays
except ocean Grove, 400. 900 a. n, 4.OV.
ATI9Erf@ H. l--@ HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MON
MOUTH BCTi-. EAST LONG BRANCH
- o. z5.59 $50. II 80 A NJ, 80. 40
go, go P Il Sundays 300 A. NJ
PHIIED6IPHIA - "a. 80. MOO. ms.0O.
800, msl0oo. III. % A. NJ m'l2-09.
200. 500 900. slO-SO P. N. j'l2. Is
BkItTrIMoRE AND WASHINGTON 90.
m'lo0o, 'i2oo m'2o0. m;'4-OO. $500.
REkDiN55 HARRISBURG PoTTsvILLB
AND WILLIAMSPORP - iiz4. .Oo, "A 30.
800 $40. 1000 100 A. n. Reading
only) 10. lil-20. 200 P II. CReading,
Pcttsylie. Harrisburg oDly), 1A-OO, 800,
1901 n
'Dally. fDaily except Sunday. ssandayO.
3PErlor cars only. Wa Tanaaoua, aENcept
ssturdsys. mD!ning csr. ZSaturdayB only.
EEroTa Liberty 81. only.
From Twenty-third Street-z5. 20 P. n,
o35o P n. el220 T. NJ, gAS0 p. NJ
3ll50 P. NJ, k320 P. II.
0flces. Liberty ST.. West 25d St.. 9 AstoI
House. 26l. 4S4, 1890 1854 Broadway. 1S2
5th Ave, 2sl 9th Ave-, D Union Square
West. 27es Sd Ave. 20 West 125th St, 2l1
Columbus Ave New York; 842s 343, 344.
$40 Fulton 81, Brooklyn; S80 Broadway,
Williamsburg. AeW York Transfer Co
calls FOR and checks baggage 70 destination.
". @. BESLER c. n BURT
Vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Paas'r Agent
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BkLTIMoRE 8 &c r. u.

Offices: 2GI. 434 1900 Broadway. AstoF
House lOs Greenwich St, IS Union Square
y, ssl Grand St y. Y; 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; West 23d ST and Liberty St.
AFTER ?. n. sleeping car reservations
and ful information regarding trains, etc,
can be obtained al Bureau Of Information
=. & Q r p. 23d St. Terminal. Phone
Nc. Chelsea 3Is4.
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Lovely Sample ClOaks II
for off
Babies and Little Children ID

A manufacturers Spring Sample Line
finest and dalntest OF this seasons productions.
Ottoman Henrietta
GTk BoaRee Cheoe
wool Hrrnure VVoolP PoIins Dot sw
Trimmings latest Iace fancy appqus
and
aref dvh
little STYLES or Deaed rolling
LINGERIE COATS pink inngs
rThbO bOvVSf To match
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Matchless AssOrtments and Values
For Wear-fOr HOme-fOr Gifts.
Beautiful Silks

Look the city Over-yOu cannot
better or even match these values.
% inch All Silk Crepe ds Chinos-
floral and scroll desisns-beauctu
colorings and efleets-valuO $1.oO... ~
% inch Black Peau Dc Goies-sOft,
close fnish-very desirable for
loose Coats-75 et. Quality.......... .6S
&c inch Black TaRetaN-WOaP guaTal-
teed-brighs, full lustEe-G0ft chiffon
or rustic fnish-valEs $l-23........ .9S
New Designs IN Satin FOulREds-
fashionable shades OF ALICE DelfS
rose, gray. tan. navy and black
with white figures. 80. 90. 10
"a inch CrinhIed Crepes-Whito. cream.
pink, blue. gray. rose and black with
self-c0lOred and satin figures
special .....--'..-.'.'s'.'.es .OS
Rough Weave Shantungs-all silk
q Inches Wide-all leading shades for
suits. coats. blouses. &ct ....-....-- .5S
"a inch Fig'd Rough Shantungs-lighe
and dark colors-valuo IS. SO
80 inch Chiffon Pongees-black and
fashionable cOlOrs-v0luO .S5.-...... 6S
Crepe POngees-SO inches Wido-white,
cream, black. tan. champagne and
other cOlOrs-worth .e6. ............. 90
Exceptionally complete assortment OF the
much demanded Queens gray and
Gun metal taffetas in bFOcho, with
checked or plain grounds
40 So. .69.. 70. .0S
Customers daily speak of the large
variety and excellent values
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
Lastest Novelties
I'm ParaSOlS

Values that will surprise. That
such lovely articles Of use and Orna-
ment can be so moderately sold IS a
matter Of wonder TO those who may
not realize what our quick selling
prices denote:-
AT I "a. .Parasols-Fed. light blue. and
pint-bent wood handles-Silk cord and
tassei.
AT .9S. Coaching PaTasols - black
white. cream. red. bluO-natural wood
handles.
AT G. 80. Bengaline sunshades-Tustroua
rich looking. silver tipped Fihg and the
modish straight handles Of 0namell0d
wood OF same color 90 silk white. black
red. green. hello. Alice, navy rOyaI-full
bows OF rich Fibbon-alsO IAnen with
embd polka dots-pink. ughe blue. white
and white with cold dota
AT g 40. .Tafeta PaTasols-hsmstitched
and tucked-all colorS-natuEa1 wood
handles.
AT g SS. Plain TafIota-blaeks Whits ana
colors-sterliug silver h0ndleG
AT 15 9S. White TaRsta-line6 with
chifion-gilt tipped Fibs-GtFaight Onam-
elled-white handleGs Fich nnl6h IN
bOws-for a dainty drea1oR.
An attractive assortment Oe nGI ana
modish styles Rt intermediate pEioe4
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FAMBURG-AMERICAN LNE.

Special Passenger Service
ny MOST LUXURIOUS OF OFLEVIATHANs.
OF I-1FOI vTIT-C'EERBO URG-HAMBURG.
Biuecher Apr. 10. Bpm I1aiserin1 4 MAY =
NJ schl' nd Apr 2s tam Deutschland May 81
AnoeriJsa May 10 8 am Amerika June 7
B'cher May II. :SoDm Biueoher June "A
Among the special features OF these ships
are. Grill Room Ritz-Cariton Restaurant a
hi carte Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service
DOVER LONDON OR PARIs) AND
HAMBURG.
large Twin-Screw Vessels Of l4.OOO tons.
Sunerb Passenger Accommodations.
WaId' ses Apr. 10 6h Patricia May .
Rugla new. Apr II Pretoria w May Y
penn " MIA Apr 2. 4pm Waldersee May "
psfs,-{a ADT- 26 7 :30arn sOceana .. May 26
sVia Plymouth and Cherbourg-
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
p Oslsar. -. Apr. I0ifMoltke ..... June y
fMoltlke Apr. 26l p. AdaiDeFt. - uHe 40 40
p AdaIbert. May slP, oskaF. Iuiy I.iiy y q
P. OslIar. June 5tfMoltke July "a
+CaIls Gibraltar; has Grill Room ana
Gymnasium
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Dress Goods Values

q saving on every yard
80 inch All Wool Tailor suitings-
checks, stripes ana plaids-----.-..-. .6ff
a inch Imported voIIeS-black Gl9
eolorS-elSaWher0 &1-2j ..-.......... .O8
All Wool Cream Storm serge8-
q to 80 inch
60 .98-. 1.19-. 1.S0
Imported Henriettas-oEtra silk hnilh-
latest shades-44 inch
s5 Ct quality. .o0
50 inch Fancy Tailor sultings-
dne broadcloth hnish-nswO1e
comblnatlons-Worth 81 S169----.....H $50
Black Chiffon Broadcloths-
90 % 56 inch
Black silk finish PruneIlas-
16 inch-els0Whers $3.50 .SS
e inch Imported Nuns veiIings-
30 shades. Including fashionablo
8fayD ss..s...s.ss-sse.sssss s0EI
50 inch All Wool Chiffon Panamag-
Spring shades and pastel tints-
worth % --.---.--.--------s... AZ
Imported Fancy AIohairs-4A inch
cream, black and combination
colOTs-WOFth 90 ...-.............s $50
Imported All Wool ChaIios-sO inch
latest design8-all tOninEs-
N4uo -Oo -...---------------.- 80
% inch All Wool Nuns Veilings-
cream, black and fashionable shado1-
regular 90 c. quality. 50
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Dainty Curtains Ne TSs
for Spring Muslin.

L
Read lists carefully Il interested
The Values are great
Ruined Bobbinoe Cnrtains-fuu Length
6inch luted rune. lace Inserting
Naloo $%oO ----.-----------.-.---. j .Asf9
stripe Muslin CuTtains-3N ydA long
Naloe 30 ...-s.s.-..s..--s.-.-.-. .oN
French Net CuTtaino-2 inch Real
Renaissance inserting OF heavy applied
braid bOrderG-Battonberg edge
yda. long-White and Arabe. 81 Ge3
French Net-ScTOu boTders-braided
In Telief-Battenberg edgo......---.2. ga
French Net-Point de Luxe bordors-
Fieh corner motifs .SSt
Heavy Cable Net-COmbinatiou borders
Ol French tape and real Clury lace. 9. .08
Exquisite Marie Antolnetto Curtains
Florentine effects-hOwer petals and
leaves In border fashioned BY hand
delicate effect-remarkablS value. Z. .98
Scotch Lace Curtains
81 and 4 yd8. lOng-Teal lace designs
1hOWy and neat--au new this season
strictly perfect-au with overlook edge.
IS 8tyles--usual $50 kinda 99
IS 9tyles--vaIue1 up TO S2.S8 1 .98
Scotch Lace Curtains-Ranalssance
Brussels and Colonial oflects-White.
Cream and Arablan-valuo S4.oS- . %
Point d0 Paris and Irish Point Curtains
graf variety OF beautiful patterns
some with ho1l Work-Wido borders and
hgd eentres-good value at $1,000 z .98
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This Is the way they are marked :
LONG COATS
SHORT COATS

although samples they
the little about Man Cost
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
2oct. French Organdy Carreaux

At an hitherto unknown price Of ID
White with exquisite floral Sprays, buds, fun blown
and other designs-in natural tints; also Burnt
sheePeGt, pPettest material
md for DANCING Party Gowns Dresses
III YOU see them you will be quick to invest
dress.
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n. 7. n. H. & HARTFORD R. R

IraIns 1epart rom Grand LentraI Station,
d2d s. and 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON. via New London & Prov
= 1880 sz,.lO.C2 A NJ. ftlI.OO
= 1:yl. 'Ks:oO, I!ll5:0o. = 5:o2
'sl2-0O p II; via Willimantic-+fs:O0 90
A. n, 1900 P. N; via 6pfd.-te:O0
4. 81. 2 100. 'n4:OO. I'll 90 P NJ
WQRCBsTcR and FITcHBURG, via PUT
LAKEylLI.E and NoRFoLK-ts:4 a. a..
T55I J. n
CT. Darlington. stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
heiG-T4.50, fS:49 A. 81. 1881 p NJ
Ticket Offices al cGrand Central Station
5r1 cI25th ST. also at c26l, lIs5 cI354
BNay, c25 Union Square, cls2 Fifth Ave,
Gas Columbus Ave cBf9 Madison Ave
e273 y. I25th St. 279s Third ave. In
Brooklyn c3s2. $50 Fulton St. $50 B'way
tLaiig. Except Sundays stops at
1z,th ST. XSscps at 10Th ST. Sundays only.
eFarlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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Fine White Goods

Fine white UOO0S
for
Confirmation, GTaGu2tlOn'
Communion We00LnSS
Special Values In all Qualities
E,r6nch OrEandies-08 lDehB
French Batistes-5O incni
FTtra Fine Imported Persian value
Iawns-S2 inch; 30 = 80
Tunorted India IAnoHs- ~
80 inch: sOT
STerceFized Batistes-45 inenS
Dotted and Figured sWinsea-
AZ inch ..........ssssssso
SILK Chihonettos. Value
Chiffon Batistes, -45
Mercerized Batiste8. ~
Lingerie Lawns. aZ2
Persian lawns .-.--..-.sesOsooJ
Sea Island Batistes-3O ineno
Fine Persian Lawns-a3 tneh0 NGoa
India Linons-S6 inch; - . %
French IaWn8-45 inohI 10
lingerie IaWns-5o inohj
Organdies-69 inch ......ss.ssI
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Cold Cream skin FOOD ii -oftens
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cleanses puriles and heals an iuilatlons
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morr,son-w,nslow.

Miss Grace Morrison and Mr.. Earn
est ,Winslow We're married this morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Morrison, 1911 West Noble avenue.
Rev. Spauffer officiating
Only the relatives and immediate
friends OF the family were present
Miss nellie Spencer being the out Of
town guest
After the ceremony, an elaborate
wedding breakfast was served. The
decorations were carnations.
The bride wore ha16some tailored
going-away gown of gray, with hal
and gloves to macth
The contracting parties are botf
prominent in Guthrie. Mrs. WinsloN
was stenographer In the territoria
bank examiners offie for some years
Mr. Winslow has been with the B.
o, Company of this city in the capa
city of electrician for two years-anC
is young man of sterling worth anS
hustler in his chosen profession
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow left this morn
ing for points in Massachusetts. The!
win make their home in Walpolc
Mass.
A number of handsome weddins
presents We're received by the younl
couple, as tokens of the esteem il
which they are held by their man.
friends.
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NoRIETArE.

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. g. Dennis, 110 North Noble. Saur-
day afternoon Mt 4:30 O'Clock. their
niece. Miss Addie Noble and Mr.. Rob
ert Tate were married. Probate Judge
]. c. Strang officiating The bride
was dressed in handsome costume of
pearl gray, trimme-f in point lace, with
hat and gloves to match.
The parlor was decorated In ferns
chrysanthemums and geraniums, the
same decorations being used in the
dining room, where luncheon was
served after the ceremony.
Mrs. Tate is the daughter of Mrs.
Stella Lewis, of Lowell, Mr.. Tate is
a successful farmer. also from Lowell,
both the contracting parties being
prominent in that vicinity Mr.. and
Mrs. Tate left Sunday for Lowell,
where they will make their home. The
best wishes of their friends go with
them.
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AuREolA.

The stars fall down from heaven,
And leave no traii behind
The roses blush on every bush,
Then scatter to the wind
And dreams of childhood vanish
AS sunshine from the day;
On every tree a bird sings free.
And lightly flies away
But an uneding glory
Has made my life divine;
For have seen thine eyes serene,
And they have gazed in mine.
--Thomas Wnlsh
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James Abel entertained a party Of
his young friends Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF his parents MY.
ana Mrs. j. Abell 7l5 u. Noble AZ
ter dinner prog ,esslve games We're
played Henry Wenner winning FIRST
prize ana Halle Rambo the consolation.
The guests were: Walter Beadles,
Odith spuerier. Helry Wenner, Noel
Walton, Writ Walton. Haliie Rauibo.
Lee Cockrun, Douglass Beatty, George
Guss, James Abel.
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iIrylng preparations SIMPLY crSe
opdry c-ianhi they dry mp tho secretioas,
which adhere to the mcmbrano and decom-
pose, causing q iar more serioUstroublet then
the ordinary form of catarfh. Avoid al dry.
ing inhAlants, fumes, smokes and snGAs
aud use that which clonnses, soc4hes and
heals. Ey's Cream Balm IS such q remedy
end win cure catarrh or coldin the head
easily and pleasantly. A triad size VIII bt
mailed for 90 cents. An druggists sell i',f
COO. size. Fly l3solhers, 60 Warren St. ny,
The halm cures without pa.n, docs nei
iritaio az cause sprodng. Itspreeds itseA
Over on iwiiatod end angry surface. reiiey.
ing immediately ihc paialm iniiAmmation
With fly's Cresin Balm you arc armed
against Nasal calasih and Hay Fever
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The
San Joaquin
Valley Of
California

Is one Of the largest valleys
in the United States. with a
plentiful aud never failing
water supply. where the smast
formers dimes grow into big
silver dollars very quickly.
The climate is ideal. The pro-
ducing season covers ev cry
month in the year Lands are
reasonably cheap, and but iittle
capital is required to get start
If you would like 10 know
more about this country, address
c. L. SEAGRAVES,
Gen'l Colonization Agent A Il.
& S e. Ry 11i7 Railway Ex-
change, Chicago, Iii.
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Reception.


Mrs. L. r. Palmer charmingly en-
tertained her many friends Friday
afternoon from two to six in honor
OF her guests, Mrs. j. b. Fairfield and
Mrs, Or. Smith. Of Guthrie,
The Palmer home w8s artistically
decorated throughout The hall in
green with exquisite ferns and palms
the parlor in pink and green, roses,
smilaX and mistletoe being used
The dining room was Of excep-
tional beauty lestoons of similax and
mistletoe from the four corners TO
the chandelier formed a large star
from which hung a shaded light,
The table with an exquisite center
piece, handsome oandelebra and cut
glass vase Of pink roses. made a
most pleasing effect The guests
We're greeted at the door in most
pleasing manner by Mrs. Lacey, then
by the ladies' of the receiving line.
Mrs. almer. Mrs Fairfield Mrs
Smith, Mrs. Brogan, who ushered the
guests into the dining sroom where
delicious refreshments. carrying out
the color scheme. green and white
We're served The Misses Julia Mae
and Nannnie Cans. Erna Eddleman
and Laura Savers, assisted In the
library delightful punch was served
by Mrs Montague and Mrs. Dr.
Sickle, and TO add 10 the other
pleasures of the afternoon, splendid
music was furnished by che orches-
ira.
Mrs. Palmer wore am exquisite
gown OF London smoke gray chiffon,
with a touch OF pink velvet and lace.
Mrs. Dr. smich wore a white mousse
line ovee SILK with lace trimmings.
Mrs. Fairfield, msndsoFie Paris mus,
lin With exquisite trianmh q oflade -
Muskogoe Phoenix
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MISS MORGAN SAID TO
BE LlPToN'S FlANcEE.

Philadelphia, Pa. December = IA. A.
According 20 gossip. the bride of ~
ThOnas Upton rs 10 be Miss Jane
Morgan 81 this city. OF the numer-
ops American heiresses whose NAMES
ule eossips have linked with Sir
Thomas, that Of Miss Morgan seems
10 stand the test OF the d0ubtefs
Miss Aorgans family denies tho
story
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Take LAXATIVE hROMO ouinine Tab
LET'S. Druggists refund moray Il Il fails
% cpre p. w. GROVES signature Is
on eaeh box. 2se.
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The Eagle Drug Store.
REV SWEET TO PREACH.
To Occupy Pulpit Sunday Morning.
Subject, "sphere Of Labcc"

Rev. e. NJ. Sweet Jr. O Mrskogee
secretary Of the Indian Territory
Chrch Federation, wlH preach san
day morniag In the Methodist Ipisco
pal chrrsh tEouthl. cerner Broad snd
division streets. on the subject "rhs
Sphere OF Labor" Yol are cordially
invited to hear Mr. Sweet as those
who have hssrd him dehyer ihis dis
course pronornco Il 10 pc one of rare
interest AID force
j. z. DISCH, Pastor.
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thorough course Of Bookkeepl1g and
Shorthand al greatly reduced rates.
GOOD positions secured or money rs-
funded. Ask our hundrnds % Hraduale-
and their employers about s.. Clip thls
ad. mail to hs ana receive large ilua-
trated catllogus free.
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Miss Thco. Blesh is in Oklahoma
city.
The Shakespeare club takes va.
cation until after the holidays.
Mrs. Gas Berry, wife Of Delegate
Berry, Of pawnee. is in the capital
city.
Mra NJ Il. co-nforth. OF Kingman.
Kansas. is visiting her sister Mrs.
Frank Moses
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Millard, from
Goodnight, are in the capital city at
tending the convention.
Mrs i. A. Beers, OF washington,
Kan. is in the city, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Il. A. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyman Kneighton
entertained Mr.. ana Mrs Vim. Blin-
coe al dinner last evening.
Mrs Clarence Buxton, of Guthrie, is
visiting the family OF L. II. Buxton, on
North broadway Oklahoman.
The Elks are organizing for SER
les OF dances for the remaining weeks
Of 1906 and for the coming year. They
will be given every two weeks.
1he Shakespeare club met at Car
negie library Tuesday afternoon and
| read Richard H., after which the play
was discussed and some able papers
read, ~.
Mrs, w. B. spurlock and daughter,
! Mrs. Lille Baker, and MI Keith Hen.
nenway, .oi Junction city. kan, are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. j w McNeal,
1922 West Cleveland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Boles have as
house guests this week. Mr. Boles'
brother Mr. H. H. Boles. of Perry,
and Mrs Bobs uncle Captain A. s.
Nc Kennon. Gf South McAlester
Mrs 0. B. Hildreth and Mrs. J.. c.
! Hurst returned today to their home in
Newton, Ken after a snort visit in
the city with MI and Mrs. J. j. Hill
dreth. 623 East Cleveland avenue.
The apron aad bag sale at the resi-
dance OF Mrs. J. S. Shearer Monday
mte noon was q decided success, finan-
cially and socially. and the ladies Of the
A. H. church fell wen repaid for their
lahors.
The Excelsior club met at Carnegie
library Monday afternoon. The life
OF Oliver Goldsmith was read and dis
i cussed Ills writings were reviewed
aud some interesting papers dealing
with them were read.
In old English homes meath mistle-
toe
They sing the Christmas song
White DER The Yule logs rugged side
| The bright flames creep along,
And scarlet holly berries glow
The Social Circle of the Presbyter
ian church met Thursday with Mrs.
H. M Fielding. for the election Of
officers Mrs. n. J.. Miller president;
Mrs y p McNeal vice president; Mrs.
! s. r. Franklin secretary; Mrs. T.. A.
Hahn, treasurer.
Mrs IL A. Booth and little son will
/ leave for Sedalia. Mo, IN a few days
4 20 attend a recniou of the Dolph TAM
ily which is held in honor OF her
brother Earl who viii return from a
! five years cruise ON hoard one Of
\ Uncle Sans war vessels.
The Cambridge club met with Mrs.
b. o Luf1 Monday afternoon. The
J lesson was Johnson's administration.
finishing the ChautauQue outline OF
/ American history The club win not
meet again until after January 9TH.
! iIrNinr nrcnnratIons SUNNY c,sn
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w. C. Weatherford OF Weather.
ford, is ia the city.
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AIRS. j. p. Fnney came un from
Oklahoma City on the morning train.
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The Elks are organizing for SER
les OF dances for the remaining weeks
Of 1906 and for the coming year. They
will be given every two weeks.
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pink cafnaiions The bundle shUWer
was q feature Of the Afternoon. and
Miss Coyle received q humber OF daln.
ty pefEonn| gifts The nenu OF the
Four course luncheon w6s as follows.
First course bouillon and whfera
second course; turkey with dfessing,
rvtaiocs. escnlloped oysters. hot bis.
cuits. third course. Waldorf salad,
waierki fourth course. pink sherbet,
cake. coffee and mints Tho guests
we're: Mesdames Morris. 81 Melville
Carter. Coyle Longaker. Bamf0rd,
Henry Thompson, George willis
Misses Cursey. McNeal. Ruby Nc.
Neal. Schnell Hunt. Rhodes, Samp
sci, Edna Gray.
Mrs L. H. Beadles entertained the
Friday Afternoon Euchfe club Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Van Voorhees,
won first prize, Mrs. Llux the lone
hand. and Mrs. Spurrier the con
ISOLATION. Luncheon was served at hall
past four
The out-oftown guests were Mrs
Baker who IS the eeest OF Mrs Nc
Neal. and Mrs. Beers the guest of
Mrs DOugtsss Besides the regrla'
members of the club, Mesdames Doug
lass, Hayighorst and Seton we're pres
ent.
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n Watsan. OF HASTINGS Is IN the
city.
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q a - ~ - ENEA.
pe,uths ,sse knd isu hap NaayS Bonln
l'1a'''' q &xxHzzss<
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Mrs Clarence Buxton, of Guthrie, Is
visiting the family OF L. II. Buxton, on
North BrOadway.-O -OklahOman.
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The Shakespeare club met at Car
negie library Tuesday afternoon and
read Richard III, after which the play
was discussed and some able papers
read. 4..