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PAINS.
AND SPLITTING HEAoAcHEs pay
AND NIGHT
NOTHING HELPED Her UNTIL PA
riENr rFiso Or WILLIAMS
PINK PILLS
They Brought Heusf and Cure When Or
dinary Medicines Only Seemed 10
Make Her Verse

nr wmmn's Pink Pills remedy
Which hss teen before thc American peo-
pls fo geuorauoa is scu lccomplish-
ina woulerfnl results Hs g. evidenced by
thc icnowne interview with Mrs. Rachel
Gardner. Of wnsey Kausas
'It wis very strange she SAYS. 7
mover could ten what caused q and nith-
cr could anybody else For a Ions time
had bad spells with ms stomach. The
pain would commence about my heart
ind was 80 deadly agonizine that / would
have to scream aloud. Sometimes 81
wowi last several hours and would
have to take audanum 20 stop Il. Be
sides this I had a headache almost con-
stantiy day and night that nearly craz-
ed me- so you see | suffered a great deal.
And wren ! think Of the agony endured
il stin makes me shudder
Doctors did YOU aayg Their med-
icine made me sicxer. ] couldn't take Il
and J kept growing wurze untn a friend
advised me 10 take Dr Williams Pink
Pulls. and ! did. ! began 20 feel better
and was soon wholly converted TO this
wonderful medicine II did me more
good than ever hoped for / kept on
with the ains ana new recommend
them to all who suffer"
Dr Williams pink Pilis have cured
severe cases OF INDIGESTION. bloodless-
ness, influenza. headaches. backaches,
lumbago. sciatica. neuralgia. nervous-
ness ana spinal weakness. The genuine
Dr. VILLAS Pink Pills are guaranteed
20 be free fiSns opiates OF any harmful
drugs and cannot iniure the most DEL
icate system AT an druggists or from
the Dr. Williams Medicine Co, schencc-
tady, n v. postpaid on receipt Of price,
80 cents per box. six boxes for $3.50.
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POLITICS At PAWHJSKA
Democrats and Eeprblicans
Are ActiveGn Usage
Nation.

Both tho Republicans and Demo
Gratis have placed m nomination ion
city tickets for me first election 10 be
corporation as city of the FIRST class.
It win be held on July a. Both par
ties are organizing 20 capture the frst
set of city officers and an interesting
campaien is IN progress A question
OF vast importance. which both parties
are trying 20 get solved prior TO the
election, is whether or not the Osage
Indians. who are living within the city.
are entitled 10 vote in the city election.
Although a bil has passed congress,
permitting the Osages fun citizenship
and land allotment, yet the provisions
Of the bill are not yet in effect and win
not be tor several months The In
dian vote, however, IS entirely an un.
known quantity
The Republicans of Pawhuska have
nominated the following ticket: For
mayor. r. H. Mclaughlin city clerk.
Ed McMahan: attorney, Joseph ID.
Mitchell; marshal. w. b. Jackson;
treasurer. NJ O. Garrett police judge
II. p White: assessor. r. r. Nc
Creight. street commissioner J. W..
Carter; school treasurer, George Sim
cock; for city concil d. l. Beck and
J. c. Ferguson. First ward; f. c. A.
Morris and A. II. Gibson, Second
ward: H. Norricl and j. II. Patton,
Third ward; A. S. Sands and ~ f.
Overheld. Fourth ward For school
board j. A. Daniels and "a F.,
Schaber, First ward; Dr. Harry Walk
er end c. w. Curtis. Second ward; J.
r. Pearson and H. c. Ripley. Third
ward; N. A. Girard and c. w Burnett.
Fourth ward. The following city cen
trail committee was named: A. II.
Hunt, J. NJ Ferguson, II. p. White and
Dr. j. w Way
The resolutions passed by the city
Republican convention adopted the
following brief platforms To estab-
lish and conduct an economical gov
ernment, which shall be cautious and
conservative to grant no franchises;
to exert every and the utmost legiti
mate effort to solve our preplexing
and serious school situation and to
establish free schools at the earliest
possible moment.
The Democratic city platform stands
for the earliest possible establishment
of aree school system, favors the
principle of referendum I'm dealing with
franchises and pledges the immediate
Improvement of the sanitary condi
tions of the city They nominated the
following ticket. For mayor. c. NJ
Hirt; police judge. l.. F. Roberts; mar
shal Charles Callahan; treasurer, Il
. w. tucker. attorney, Charles McDon
: aid; city clerk G. r. Bennett; stree
commissioner Jack Hayes; schoo
treamrer w w. Hardwick; assessor
J. IT. sloan; for city council w. II
Hickerson and p. S. Harris, Firs
ward: f. NJ Dempsey and J, d. Tol
son. Second ward; c. c. Duncan an'
w. y. Mosier Third ward J l.. John
son and w. j. Boone, Fourth ward
For school board: Ben Liebenhein
and A. Gerney. First ward; }. f. Pa
mer and W. C. Tucker, Second ward
t c. b Peters ana G. II Grady Thir'
p ward; r. j. Leahy and 7 L. Lillarc
Fourth ward.
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(Firsc published IN Leader July O. 1906
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CFhsc published in Leader July O. ioo6.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled bids will be received az the Of
hce Of ths city Clerk Of Guthrie Okla
homa ~ TO i2 o'clock noon, July ~.
1906 The same 10 be opened and eonsid-
cred al tho meeting OF tho City Council
Of the City OF Guthrie Oklahoma Terri
tory. on that date for the construction
Of District Sewer No 81 as provided for
in Ordinance No. 793 Of said city accord
ing to plans and speciicatlong VOW on
he and open for inspection hy ~ 'spec-
tive bidders in che onice OF C.t En-
glneor OF said city OF Guthrie. and az
which place the necessary blanks Tor
making bids may be obtained.
The Mayor and City Council reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids. Each
bidder TO submit with his bid a certified
check la the sum Of $4,000 70 be re-
turned 10 him n he IS not awarded the
contract, or otherwise 70 be retained un-
IN he has entered IN 70 contract and
made satisfactory bond approved by the
Mayor and Council and in the event of
his failure so TO do within ten days from
the awarding Of tho contract, the same
shall be declared forfeited ana be csshed
/ by the City Treasurer and applied 20 the
/ Sewer fund OF the city.
Done by order Of the Mayor ana Coun-
cilmen this 5th day Of July, 1906.
/ (sEALl
F. sEIXAs. ciW CLERK
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position so evellthine 10 in order fof the
grand opening next sunday night Mana-
ger BROOKS has secured the North Bros.
Comedians for the opening attraction
This company is well known here and
Our theatre goors are anticipating a de-
nghtful treat. on sunday night rhe COM
plny viii he sera ln the pleasing pastoral
drama "The Way OF the World a play
that deals with incidents often met
with in everyday life. Tho cast will DO
headed by sport North and Miss Gene
We've Russell tw0 brilliant artists. A
half hour musicale Wiz be given by the
ladies orchestra before the curtain
rises. Tickets are on sale at Wallace's
drug stores prices a. and rs cents.
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DIFFERENT NOW
since the sluo0or Coffee Was Abandoned

Conec probably causes more bilious
ness ana so-cailed malaria than any one
other thing-even bad climate. A IT,
Worth man says
II have always been OF a bilious tem~
perament subject 10 malaria and up 20
one year ago "a perfect slave 20 coffee
and at times would be covered with
boils aod fuu ~ malarial poison, was
vesy nervous and had swimming IN the
head.
Il don't know how q happened but
finally became convinced that nay slick
ness was due 20 the use OF o0hee aid a
little less than a year ago ] stopped oof-
Zee and began drinking Postum. From
that time / have not had boh not had
malaria az an, have gained 10 pounds
good solid weight ald know beyond an
doubt this r. due 10 the use OF Postum
in place OF cofiee az / have taken 20
medicine az am
Postum has certainly made healthy
red blood for mo ia place OF the blood
that coffee drinking Impoverished and
made unhealthy" Name given by Post.
um Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
Postum makes red blood.
There's a reason"
Look Ia pkgs for a copy Of the famous
little boox. The Road % Wellyilis.f
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okLAHomAN SUED FOR $4,000.
Ira N. Terril Charges Correspondent
sarchet Win Misrepresentation

Ira ~ Terrill, lately pardoned from
the penitentiary by Governor Frantz,
where Terrill was confined for the
killing Of John Embree at Guthrie, has
filed suit for libel in the sum Of $4,000
against the Oklahoman Publishing
company and its Guthrie correspond
ent. c. NJ. sarchet Terrill alleges that
the defendants published a false state
ment. charging that he had written to
Miss Alice Roosevelt asking her "a
plead with her father for his liberty
under the treaty between the United
states and France at the time of the
Louisiana purchase.
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BANQUET FOR COLON.
iAL DELEGATES

London, July 13-The London
chamber OF commerce has made elab-
crate preparations for the banquet TO
be given az the Hotel Cecil tonight In
honor OF the delegates TO congress Of
chambers OF commerce Of the empire.
The secretary OF state for the colonies
viii preside and the speakers viii In
clude representatives Of Canada, Aus.
tralia, South Africa and other parts Of
the empire.
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'First published IN Leader July 10, 1860
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

tFirst published IN Leader July 10, 1906.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids win be received at the
office Of the City Clerk. OF Guthrie Okla,
NJ 20 ~ o'clock noon July 10. 1906. the
same to be opened and considered at the
meeting Of the City Council OF tho City
OF Guthrie. OKLA. on that date for the
construction Of two abutment upon Col
iege avenue, according 10 plans and
specifications now on file and open for
inspection by prospective bidders IN the
offico o. the City Engineer Of said City
Of Guthrie. The Mayor and Council re-
serve the right To reject any and an
bids. Each bidder to submit with his bid
n cerdhe check IN the sum OF $4,000
TO be returned 10 him II he Is NOT
awarded the contract or otherwise to
be retained uuti he has entered IN 70
contract and made satisfactory bond APP
proved by the Mayor and Council and in
the event OF his failure so to do within
ten days from the awarding OF the con-
tract, the same shall be declared for
feited and be eashed by the City Treas
urer and applied to the Street and
Bridge fund OF the City.
Done by order Of Mayor and Council
this 9th day Of July. 1905
w. w. MILLER.
City Engineer.
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GOES TO ELECTRIC CHAIR.

Columbus, o., July l3.-The popula.
tion of the annex or death house at
the state penitentiary loses one Of its
number today, when Butler styles
goes to the electric chair TO pay the
death penalty for murder Styles, who
is a negro. killed Guard MoIehead In
the penitentiary on December 2l, last
He was serving long term in the
prison at the time
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whose marriage 10 Attorney Charles
Woods Of this city has been announced
for August eighth. Twenty-Five members
Of the unmarn set and a coterie Of
the young matrons were included in the
guest list The guests were greeted by
the charming hostess nnd presented with
a square towel, a thimble and "A needle
and thread and told to hem the towel
aicely.s
The afternoon was spent merrily chat
tering over the work. Then an of the
towels were given to three judges who
awarded cut glass vinegar cruet to
Mrs. Charles Billingsley as being the
most skillml with the needle Of the ma
irons present Miss Gertrude Hunt
was ivea cut crystal violet bowl. her
towel being declared by the judges to
be the most neatly hemmed Of the young
1 ladies'
The towels were then presented to the
honor guest Miss Scott by the hostess.
/ Mrs c. r. peck, Miss Bertha schuup and
Miss Faye Smith. of Carthage, Mo-,
acted as the judges. A daiaty luncheon
Was served at four O'Clock During the
! afternoon Misses Boles. Williams and
Patterson added to the pleasure OF the
guests by giving an informal musical
program. The guests ilcuded Miss
Rhudy, Of St. joe Mo, Miss Faye smltS
Of Carthage, Mo- Miss Louise Patterson
I Washington. ID. c.; Mesdames Melville
Carter, Carl Haylnghorst. Charles Bil'
Kingsley. c. r. Peck, Jack Morris, Enocf
Bamford. Ben Hegler, Jr. G. A. Hughes
Henry Thompson and Misses Etella Ray.
maker Catherine schnell. Pearl Rhodes
{ Helen Green. Florencs Adler. Lou stans
Brtha schuup Elizabeth McNeal. Cert.
rude Hunt, Lillian Boles and Caroyr
Williams.
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MENTION

j w. Jerry Sc n town from Muskosec.
Ed ST. Gals is here today from suma.
}. D. Ransoy OF Woodward is here
today
ST. F. Adams Of Crescent city s. OBJ
town to-day
W. n. Goit IS in town som oklahoma
city today.
w Hwdcte went 10 Lansstoa on the
morning train.
j.. O. Jones reurned This morning 70
Oklahoma city.
Mrs. n. u. McGiniey is spending today
n oklahoma city
j. ID Lacy came over from enid on
the morning train.
J. II Webster has gone to wyoming
to remain until spring.
Attorney wisby was in Oklahoma city
yesterday on business.
Mrs ] E. Plci,ard returned this
morning from trip to Perry.
H. w Mckay returned this morning
from business trip to Marshall.
Harry weinborger Is h Cherokee
woods county, on a business trip.
Lieut. Bart Barnes expects to return
to Washington about the 18th inst.
President ]. T. House OF Kingnsher
college, was IN the city this morning be-
tween trains.
Rev. Charles Fickweilder arrived in
the city today from Laoort, Indiana, for
a visit with c. A. Fish and family.
Joe L. Carter. George Marshall and NJ
r. Paige are amoag the Oklahma cts
visitors who came here on the morning
train.
c. c. Knosly leaves tomorrow for
Denver where. representing Guthrie
lodge. he will atteld the annual gather
ing Of the Elks
Mrs NJ S. Gamble and daughter, Miss
Francis. returned today TO their home In
Kinghsher after "a pleasant visit with
relatives in this city
Fred Kumrow. OF Burlington, is here
today making application for charter
for a new bank which he expects 20 es.
tabish at Burlington.
James Peck. Of Bennington. Vermont
arrived IN the city last night TO spen'
several weeks here visiting his brother
c. r. Peck. and wife Mr. Peck Is
graduate of the law department, uni
verslty Of Vermont and viii probabl'
locate here for the purpose OF practicinl
law.
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a Certain Cure for Aealna Feet
Aliens Foot Ease. a Ipwder, cures
Tired Aching, Sweating, swollen feet.
Sample sent FREE. also sample Of
FOOT EASE SANITARY CORN-PAD,
a new invention. Address Allen $. Ohm
stead, Leroy n. y.
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pretty compliment TO a coterie OF
charming visiting girls was the little am
fair givel. Thursday evening by Misses
Ina and Letha Pentecost at their home
on East Warner avenue. Misses Bess
Rouse. Of Wlchta Florence Sweet, OF
Fonca City and Eulalie and Virginia
Hagan Of St. Louis were the honor
guests. The interior Of the residence had
been prettily decorated for the occasion
with festoons Of airy green smilax and
fern. Huge bouquets Of gaily tinted
sweet peas we're also used promsey in
completing thefloral decorative scheme.
The dining room was doae in pink and
white and the ctnter OF the oval table
adorned with tall vase Of clearest
cut crystal containing a bouquet Of the
dainty blossoms The evening was spent
Informally with music ald conversation.
Misses Helen Mccoy and Berthe Adler
sang very sweeuy a number Of vocal
selections during the e,fpng. Louis
Bronson also added TO the pleasure OF the
occasion with his singing Piano solos
by Miss Della Dunkin and Miss Adler
we're much enjoyed The young hostesses
were assisted duriag the evening with
caring for the pleasure OF the guests by
their mother Mrs. Ed Penteoost, and
Miss Dupcan There were present Misses
Helen Mccoy Norma Heilman, Bertha
and Della Adler. Della Duncan and
Messrs Frank Mccoy. Louis Bronson
Roy Homsher. Frank White. Joe sat
terthwaite Martin and Homer Adams
Paul McNeai Harry Welch and Harry
Penteeost.
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People interested IN the organization
of band for Guthrie should not for
get the meeting called for tonight at
the city hall at eight o'clock. The in
strumentation will be decided upon
and q leader elected.
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ELECTRIC PARK.

The carpenters ana painters finished
their work at the new Electric PARK
yesterday and today the stuge crew of
tne Brooks theatre transferred mo
scenery and curtains from the opera
house 10 The acw stage and placed IL ia
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The negroes are agitating the for
nation of a cotton choppers union and
for that purpose will call a meeting at
Island park in the near future.
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children like Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar The pleasantest and best
cough syrup 10 take, because Il con-
tains no opiates. Sold by G. r. Renfro.
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Frank l.. Shellabarger, who several
years ago represented the Kansas city
Journal as its Guthrie correspondent,
is now telegraph editor of the Denver
Post.
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Kcnnedys Laxative Honey and Tar Is
the original laxative cough syrup and
combines the qualities necessary 20 re-
ileve the cough ana purge the system Of
cold Contains no opiates. c, r, Reairo.
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O 0 0 0 0 o o Q o Q 0 0 0 0 Q
o WITH THE SUFFERERS.
Q 0 O Q 0 O Q o o o o o Q o 0

Mrs w. r. Rowe Of Kinghsher SUBJ
mitted this morning to au operation az
the city hospital for tumor.
Contractor j A. Oshee is able 10 sit
up for AN hour or two each DAY.
=. G.. Rohinsn suffered relapse last
night and is quite seriously ill today.
Auditor 4. W Baxter Is sufficiently
convalesced 10 be- able 20 spend couple
OF hours eaoh day az his onice.
Miss Van schoiack. of the ilaroldsVan
sch9iack massage parlors. Is quite ih ana
was taken to a Kansas City hospital
fOI treatment.
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summer months since practically al Of
the clubs playing IN the fan and winter
have suspended meetings. A number u
ladies met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
+. NJ. Ross on East Harrison avenue and
effected the organization Of this little
club. There viii be just four tables. Mrs.
J. NJ. Mcconnell will be hostess TO the
organization at the initial meeting next
Friday afternoon.
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VIM M Baker a prominent and pros
porous farmer aad fruit grower Of Cedar
township. Is In Guthrie today Mr.. Baker
is an old time Democrat aad has some
mighty good ideas as to the formation
Of the New State constitution. lie is am
advocate OF the initiative, referendum
and the imperative mandate.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY,"

The Audubon society VII meet satur-
day afternoon az two o'clock az the city
hall Rev Harry Omar scott vii de-
liver an address.
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Miss Alice Woods was hostess Thurs
day Afternoon al an enjoyable party.
complimentary 10 Miss Edith Scott
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Nell. csthsrIn. sunyan.
GENERAL FEDERATION OF
WoMAN's CLUBS, 1904 1906.


President, Mrs. Sara 5. Platt Decker.
1850 sherman Ave, Denver. Colorado.
First Vice President, Mrs. Philip N.
Moore s125 LaFafette Ave, ST. Louis,
Missouri.
Second Vice President. Mrs. May Al
den Ward, PSI Dartmouth St.. Boston.
Massachusetts.
insOn Sherman. 4614 Lake Ave. Chicago
Illinois.
Corresponding Secretary. Miss Louisa
b. Poppenheim. 81 Meeting ST., Charles
ton. South Carolina.
Treasurer. Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker.
2eOs whitis Ave. Austin. Texas.
Auditor, Or. Sarah II. Kendall, The
Arcade. Seattle. Washington.
Territorial Federation.
President-Mrs. A. @. Scott. still
water.
First vice presIdsnt-Mrs. Rlddls.
Cnickasha.
Second vice president-ALrs. Ledbst-
ter. Ardmore.
Recording sesretary-Ars. r. R. King.
EeWkirh.
Corresponding sesFetnry-lLrs. Ray.
saltwater.
Treasurer-Anss kaude DeCon, Alva-
Auditor, Mrs. e. n Clark. Pawnse.
City Federation.
President. Mrs. W. A. Frasler.
Vice president Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary. Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. william Bllncoe.
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'-Bnoppers' heaSaehe" Is prevented By
reading the ads before yoI 20 shopping
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The new foundry is doing a big bust
ness and Manager Martindsle is con
templating building an addition to
meet the requirements Of the big
business.
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CITY Federatlon.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday.

Friday.
Miss HagaTs plano students give
recital In evening at conservatory on
East Cleveland avenue
Guthrie Whist club meets IN afternoon
with Miss Ida Niblack. 522 East Noble
avenue.
Miss Faye smith, OF Carthage. Mo-. is
the guest Of Hiss Edith Scott Of several
weeAs.
Mrs. }. T. Crawford of Oklahoma City,
= the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. NJ.
Mcconnell. lhis week.
Miss Hels2 Mccoy Is receiving this az
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ternoon in honor of her guest Miss
Irma Rouse. OF Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Lindwan have re-
turned TO this city from Parsons. Kan.
sas' and viii make their home here.
Miss Florence Sweet. OF Pouoa city,
is the guest Of her aunt and uncle. DR.
and Mrs Vaaderort for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Pryor and interesting little son
James are here from Kansas City. guests
OF Miss Anna Foley. on mast Harrison
avenue for a couple Of weeks.
Miss MaIgarte Bierer. Of Kiawatha,
Kansas, and Miss Mira Wilson, of ok
lahoma city, who have beel visiting Mrs
A. G. c. Bierer the past two weeks.
left Thursday afternoon for oklahoma
city
Prof r. W. Welner and Mrs Wenner
and their two sons. Of Martins Ferry.
Ohio. are guests OF Secretary aud Mrs.
Fred L. Wenner az their home 702 East
Noble avenue. Prof Wenner is city
superintendent Of schools at Martins
ferry.
Miss Lillian Boles viii leave Saturday
for Denver, Colorado. where she viii tax0
post graduate course In music with
Professor Frederick sherroenka. the well
known Polish composer and pianist.
Miss Boles is director Of music IN the
Southwestern Normal school az Weather.
ford.
Miss Grace MaNey. Of ottawa, Kan
sas. is the guest Of AIRS. Ed S. Rexoad,
Monday afternoon Mrs. Rexroad inv.t ID
a coterie OF ladies Ia 70 meet Miss
Maxey and spend The afternoon iufor-
mally at cards Wednesday Mrs Edgar
Powers entertained fur tables Of guests
az high i've complimentary to Miss
Maxey.
Adjutaat General Niles. accompanied
by Mrs. Noles. left this morning for ~
Riley. Kansas. where Mrs Niles will
visit with s.iends while the general Is
completing arrangements for caring foI
the Oklahoma soldiers Who are 20 at.
tend the camp Of Instructions held thers
during the month Of September. They
viii return "A about week.
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LOCAL POINTS.

Furrow Bros new green house, Just
completed on the IT. Smith & Western
right of way, la the largest in the terri
tory.
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Mis- Hslsa MCCOY s FeoeiTIag tais a.
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Miss Florence Sweet. OF Ponea city
is the guest OF her aunt and uncle DR.
and Mrs. Vaadevort. for couple o.
weeks.
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ternoon in honor of her guest Miss
Irma Rouse. OF Wichita.
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Mrs. Pryor and Interesting little son
James are here from Kansas city. guests
OF Miss Anna Foley. on hast Harrison
avenue, for a couple Of weeks.