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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Of the cabin are located two large
wells of water dug by the McComb
family at a time when they were be
sieged by Indians
Until last February the cabin was
occupied by an old servant Of the Nc
Comb family. Mrs. Lucy Rogers. FoI
% years after the McComb family va
Gated the cabin Mrs Rogers and hei
family lived in the log house. Mrs
Rogers was slave to DR.. r. A. Var
Camp, formerly american consul e
the Fiji islands, aud after her services
as bondswoman to that family ceased
she entered the employ Of the Nc
Comb family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03
MANY Die for Love.

An American ptatistician who has
been investigating the matter says
that while single women are more
likely to commit suicide than are mar
ried women, among men who take
their own lives the Benedicts are In
the majority. And though It IS so
often asserted that real love Is grow
ing rare nowadays. this statistician
declares that love is still the cause
OF all causes Of suicide in both sexes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03
mo TRoUnLe~


Postum has done a world Of good for
ne" writes an MS. maa.
1--WE had. indigestion nearly an my
life but never dreamed coffee WAS the
cause Of my trouble until last Spring
got 80 bad j was in misery an the ume.
a coffee drinker Tor 20 years. u irri-
iated my stomach ana nerves. yet I was
Just cfazy for A. After drinking Il With
nay meals. WOULD leave the table go
out and iosa my meal and the coffee too.
Then ia be as hungry az ever.
"A fsispd advised noe 20 quit coffee and
use Postum said IL cured him Since
taking his advice ! retaiE ny food ana
get an She good Gus of It, and don {
have thoee awfgi hungry spells.
II changed from coffee 90 Postum
without any trouble whatever. felt better
from the nrst AeS drank H. ! am wen
now apd give ne credit 70 Postum"
Name given by Postum c3 Battle
creek Mich Read the ufile book. 'rhe
Road % Wensne 81 pkka There's a
reason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

not extend to half cousins. The point
was raisd when James PhiIlippi applied
for license to wed Marry E Phillippi.
the daughter Of his fathers half brother
The license was refused at the time,
as the circuit clerk. Hugh M. Han, want
ed time to look up the law regarding to
the ease. He found nothing in the stat
utes TO prevent the union aud the IL
cerse was Issued.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Something saved on six purchases out
Of ten-that is possible 10 the ad reading
ing huseholdor: enough saved 20 pur-
chase the something else so much
wanted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Don't drag along with a full bilious,
heavy feeling. You need pill Use De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pils DO net sickan or grippe, but
results are sure. Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03
Harvest Time

THE EkRNfNG PERIOD OF y
MANS LIFE is HIS sEAsoN or
PLENTY HIS HARVEST TIAE. m ls
THEN. IL EVER. THAT HE MUST
LAY BY STORES FOR LIFTS WIN
TER YoU-wIfAT ARE YOU DoiNG
WITH TE PROCEEDS OF YOUR HAH-
vEsT2 DO YOU WASTE 1T ALL. on
ARE you WISELY SAVING a PART
THESE ARE PERTINENT QUESTIONS
NOT 1MPERTINENTsv LET Us HELP
YOU TO SAVE MAKv THIS BANK
YOUR "GRANARY" AMI sEEEp SAFE
THE COLDER RESULTS ~ YOUR
INDUSTRY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Mrs. Cotteral and Mrs. Spurlock are
guests this week OF Mrs, Mcclure
Neighbor A. E. Height has invited the
members cf the local camp Modern
woodmen Of America 10 be his guests
Tuesday evening at an ice cream festi-
val to be given in the lodge rooms on
East Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Henry Thompson entertained the
Kimona clug wednesday morning. MISS
Gertrude Hunt won the prize Next
week Miss frankie Curl is hostess TO
the organization.
Mrs. Henry Asp has returned from
an extended northern trip. A greater
part OF the time she was away Mrs.
Asp visited at her old home az Lake
Geneva. Wisconsin. Mrs. Powers. hei
mother. who accompanied her on the
/ trip. win remain a week yet at Kansas
city before returning home.
Guthrie Lodge No I, A. o. u ". ans
/ Guthrie Lodge No. g. Degree Of Honor
/ spent last evening al Island park en-
joying delightful picnic. AZ sever
o'clock a dinner was served In the build
ing. The menu included an the picnic
deMcaeies ana was served in eigh'
courses ending with ices. Following the
dinner the tables were closed away aa'
the revelers danced unui the wee sm.
hours" this morning.
Mrs. Cassius r Peck eutertaine
Thursday afternoon complimentary Z
Miss Edith scott who is 20 be married
next Wednesday 20 Attorney chariei
Woods OF this city. Practically an
the guests were young matrons who wer
brides themselves only few months o
years ago The affair wss "kitche'
utensl" shower Many useful and move
articles were preseRted 70 the homo
guests The hostess secured delioiou
! luncheon az four O'clock. The invite
guests included Mesdames Jack Morris
G. NJ. sarchet. Ira Longakre. Charlie
Bnlngsley. Carl Hayinghorsi, WI
Rejhal Otto Zimmerman Ira MeElhin
, ney. Heinz Brau1. e q Kneisly Rober
! Craig. oHrace Speed. S. r. Franklin an
Meses Alice Woods Faye smith. Garth
axe MO. Heiwig Braun and Miss Adeli
Clifton. Of clarksvile Tennessee.
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PROSPECTUS.


Friday.
Mrs. S. X. Van Voorhees,. 1T East
Noble avenue Is hostess In afternoon TO
Guthrie Whist club
Mrs. II. w. Bloack is hostess to the at
ternoon whist club.
Miss Hagar's plano students give re-
cital in evening at residence on East
Cleveland avenue.
Saturday.
city Federation Of women's clubs con-
udcts flower contest in afternoon at
Ramsay's store.
ssss Monie Newton is visiting Mrs.
charles Higbee at Pawnee.
Mrs. S. T. Franklin Is entertaining this
week Miss Adeiia ciiftoa OF clarksy''le'
Tennessee.
Miss Alta Griggs. Of saltwater. who
has been the guest Of Miss Alice Ferriei'
has returned TO her home.
AIRS. -. G. Poland and son Tom left
This morning for Colorado Springs. They
Win return about Oetoher LIST.
The Misses Eulaiie and Virginia Hasan
went TO Oklahoma City this morning 10
spend the week end with friends.
Mrs A. B. Busntlng. OF Coylc is visit
ing her parents M. and Mrs. William
wiser. s2s West Noble avenue THIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

no tone down, refine, beautify the
face. use Satin s.sin powder 4 tints, s5c.
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rAAN IS lnsAns on lnsAnlry.

So says Warden Of the Tombs-Bealns
Every Interview with - Am Sane"
New York, Aug L-'YT'Ty Kenkall
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Two car LOADS Of peaches We're stii ;
ped yesterday 10 caicago by the l.os-u
County Fruit & Truck associatio7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

CITY Federation Of women's clubs con-
udcts flower contest in afternoon at
Ramsay's store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Columbia. No. Aug while the law
in Missouri prohibits the marriage Of
FIRST cousins. II has heen decided ia
Boone county that the restriction does
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HEaE's A RELATION PRosLEM-

n a Man Marres His Fathers Hail.
srothsr's Daughter, What ls shs9
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j. j. Abel stated 20 a Leader repre-
sentative today that this summers
sales are the larest since he has been ~
business here. says Il was beyond hiss
expectations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Mrs. Cotteral and Mrs. spurlock ar
guests this week Of Mrs. Mcclure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

raid. under the direction of Sheriff
P0mfoy OF Pawnec county. was made
on Cleveland during the past week AND
four wagon loads of gambling 2arapher-
MALTA were hauled 70 the court house al
Pawnee and stored, 70 be used a. evi-
dence.
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LOCAL POINTS.

The Logan county commissioners meet
Monday.
he Logan county grape crop this
year is the best on the western market
j. n Wallace Is gathering his lorsi
cro3 of Elberta peaches 10 ship to ths
kasteip markets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

New Gl1be- Werniehe book cases are
being inshnled a the territorial library.
The addits9nai cases are badly needed
as many Of the law books had been kept
ta open shelves with nOfhing 10 pros
tecl them fran the light and dust.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

nuss Mollie Newton is visiting Mrs
Charles Higbee at Pawnee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Us an ordeal which an
women approach with
indescfibable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror Of
child-birth. The thonght
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Mrs. Henry Thompson entertained the
Kimona clug wednesday morning. Miss
Gertrude Hunt won the prize. Next
week Miss frankie Curl is hostess 10
the organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Mrs. S. T. Franklin Is entertaining TINS
week Miss Adeila Ciiftoa, OF clarksville'
tennessee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Miss Alta Griggs. OF saltwater VINO
has been the guest Of Miss Alice ferfief'
has returned 10 her home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Airs fJ C. Poland ana son Tom leit
this morning for Colorado Springs ihfy
win return about October lst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-03

Secretary Filson Johu cotteral ana W
n. spuriock will so 10 raWuee sunday
10 be over sunday guests pf Deleeafe
ana Mrs. Bird s. McCute. Mrs. Filso1,
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Mrs. Lou Johnson and daughter Hazel
End Mrs. Burchett ana laughter went TO
Cashion this morning 70 spend week
with friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-29
CHARGED wfTH FORGERY
t's"'rR" W. Perkins and Charles =.
tAirshild Ar~ Indicted.

New fork. Dec 20 -~ George W
Perkins. formerly vice president os
the New York i.ife Insurance com.
pany and now A member OF the firm
Of +. Morgan Il Co. and Charles
= Fairchild, formerly secretary OF
the treasury and trustee Of the New
York Life Insurance company. wore
indicted yesterday BY grand jury
charged With forgery In the third de-
gree
The indictments are based ON
what is known as the PrnSsian bonds
transaction, in which tt is charged
that false statement was made by
the New YORK Life Insurance com
pany In order To satisfy the govern
mcnt Of Prussia as TO itg securities
by that company
George w. Perkins appeared In
court and gave bail In the sum of
$4,000. Mr. Fairchild is In Europe
One Of the transactions investiga-
ted BY the grand jury in this connec-
tion is what III alleged TO be a dunn
my sale OF 10000 shares OF Chicago
and Northwestern preferred stock
and $500 shares ca St Paul to the
New York Security and Trust com
P'h1 So iai aPP'uitd pI INT
books of the New York Life Insur-
ance company this transaction was
n complete sale OF securities. The
New York Security and Trust com
pany. however, recorded 1t as a loan
Later these shares were sold by the
New York Security and Trust com
pany with profit to the life insur-
ance company of S155,000. This al
legged false statement of sale had for
its object the compliance with the
rules of the Prussian government
that life insurance company do
ing business in that company shall
not include corporation stock in its
assets, but may include bonds in
such companies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-29
SHOT HIMSELF IN HEAD


Cieburne. Tex. Dec. 80 Ghaztiy
! and perhaps fatally wounded, pr
T. II Chiids yesterday afternoon
created much excitement here by
running from his residence into
street carrying with him a double.
barreled shotgun. he contents of
which he bad only fen moments
before fired into hts throat and face.
The man has been IN for several
days aud had only partly recovered
from the effects of the radial artery
In his left arm having been severed
last Sunday His condition at that
time was discovered only by chance
and a physician soon bad the wound
closed. Most OF the patients suffer
ing was caused by ioss OF blood
Monday br. Childs was found in
a precarious condition from the ef-
fects of morphine. bat medical skill
saved his life. Yesterday he was
alone in his room when two reports
Of gun were heard and In a mo-
ment the wounded man was In the
street.
3. F Stokes and City Marshal
Charles McClain were successful la
taking the gun from him but were
uHaple 10 hoid MIN at Ihat time.
Then Or. Childs threw himself
against telephone pole and badly
injured his head and before the men
could again interfere he had sue
ceeded in badly bruising himself on
the head with an iron bar which he
found in the street BY that time he
was very weak from the loss OF
blood and the exertion and was cas-
lily controlled.
Within a few moments he WAS in
a local sanitarium and an examina-
ton by physicians was followed by
the announcement that his chin had
been torn off. both jawbones broken
and about half of his tongue shot off.
His condition is critical but the ply
sicians stated last night that he has
slight chance to recover.
Dr. Childs came to Clehurne
about month ago from Maiden, Ill.
and with a brother-in-law, purchased
the Fannin hardware stock here.
which seems to be doing a good busi-
ness. DR.. Childs only recently retir-
ed from the practice of medicine.
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IN BROWNSVILLE CASE
Ne0teat's 0ppsaeais ls S>srs Mia NJ
tnt Of tmb~rlSSReai

Washington. Dec ~ Unlawful
use OF secret service men is a charge
which ~ apt to be brought against
the president when the senate resum-
es consideration OF the matter OF the
discharge of the negro troops.
These men 20 about their affairs
under cover. ana while there are
circumstances and hints to indicate
that they are being used To discover
evidence relating to the Brownsville
murder, II Is not known with Ger
tainty.
II the report should be- verified.
then the charge will be made, for
such employment OF the secret ser
vice Is clearly unlawful
Last year there were complaints
against the promiscuous and diver
sified use of these men by the Roose-
Welt administration. and stipula-
tion was tackled to the appropriation
Tor the maintenance of the secret
service that 1t should be employed
onlyAto safeguard the president and
10 run down counterfelters, which in
the beginning was it's snie duty.
The report of it's misuse Is likely,
at all events, to be made the subject
of senatorial inquiry, for those who
are arrayed against the president
in the Brownsville controversy are
in mood that will spare him no en-
barrassment that it is possible to
make.
Such prophecy as private conver-
sations afford indicates that when
congress reconvenes the presidents
opponents are going to subject him
to a more severe criticism than he
has ever known.
Some are now inclined to put him
under double fire by charging that
the failure to discover the individuals
who actually did the shooting is due
TO the presidents strenuous meth
cd of going about the matter
In support of this criticism the af-
fair at Fort Bliss several years ago
is recited On that occasion the task
was left wholly with the command
ing Officers, who, by being patient
and using persuasive methods, were
enabled to put their hands on the
individuals who had actually done
the shooting. The proceedings in
the present case makes a marked
contrast. Instead of leaving the
matter with the company and bat
TALON officers the president impet-
uously rushed inspectors to the
scene, who, as senator described
it, grabbed the negroes by the
throat and tried to choke informa.
tion out of them.
This method. 1t is contended.
aroused all the spirit of stubborn
ness in the negroes and precluded
every hope that any of them would
peach The construance has been.
it is complained by the presidents
critics, that the innocent have been
made TO suffer while the guilty ones
the actual murderers-have es-
capped with a penalty that is trav-
esty.
OF whatever mistakes the presi-
dent has made in this matter all will
be shown to the country in an Illus
trativc way.
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Los ,rIo> ron GAS Plant.
IH for ttniiding Purchased Friday
ON Kaufman street

The gas plant to be established tn
this city VIII b" located across the
Central track from the Nasaharfic
Lumber company The John : Phil
lips lot on Kaufman street was pur-
chased yesterday through T.. H. Grit
fin by Mr G. W. Ault, who will have
the management Of this enterprise
The plant will be located on the rear
of the lot and viii be about three
hundred and sixty feet from the
street. Some material for the i'm
provement OF the lot has been pur-
chased and placed on the ground
The Central's engineer was here
yesterday afternoon and staked off a
right of way on which spur Will be
built to the gas plant
Mr.. All stated today that plans
and specifications for building
would be prepared at once When
they are ready they will be submit
ted to local contractors for the pur-
pose of making estimates of bids for
the construction OF the building. Mr..
Alt said 1t would probably be forty
or fifty days before any pipe for the
street mains and machinery for the
plant arrived. According TO the
terms of the franchise granted by
the city to Mr. Alt the plant is to be
ready for Oh GRAFTON by July /. 1907.
The plant will be located near
residence section OF the city, but Mr..
Alt gives assurance that there will
be no offensive odor to bother the
people living in the neighborhcod.
No coal will be used in the manulac-
ture of gas and there will be very
little smoke from the engine of the
plant
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-29
Visited the Penitentiary

Deputy Sheriff ]. V. Forbes has
returned from Rusk, where he had
been to take two attached witnesses
to the district court While there he
visited the penitentiary and was
shown through every department of
that institution. He brought home
with him as souvenir horn made
ana polished by a convict who is
serving two life times. Mr.. Forbes
was told by the prison officials that
they had negro convict at work
who was serving a sentence of .025
years. Readers of the Light will re-
member that this negro was convict
ed at Bolton two or three years age
on charge of criminal assault ant
! given a term of SSS years in the pen
| itentiary. He was tried on anothe
| charge and sentenced to serve
i term of twenty-six years.
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WORE Army UNIFORM
NiacSe lssa1rvnsa q Il Reas Ma
strssNy vssalet.

I'll Reno Okla Dec 20 - Resist
ing an attempted holdup Ia his laun-
dry az N.&U o'clock last night. Ice
Sung. Chlnaman. was shot and
dangerously wounded by negro
who wore the uniform OF the United
States army The assailaut escaped
Soldiers from Reno, a sheriff's posse.
the police and many citizens are
searching for him
The numerous outraees perpetrat-
ed by negroes. believed to be dis
charged soldiers of the Twenty Fifth
Infantry. have aroused public senti-
ment TO an intense degree.
The negro was dressed in the fun
uniform of the United States army,
but II is not known whether he is
a member of the negro troops now
stationed at Fort Reno or one of the
discharged soldiers. Some of those
dismissed for participation in the
Brownsville riots carried their uni
forms away with them at the time
of their discharge.
After wounding the Chinaman
the negro ran from the laundry to-
wards the outskirts OF the town, but
1t is believed by the searchers that
he Is in hiding in this vicinity.
Major Penrose. commander at
Fort Reno, when asked what action
he had taken and whether the roll
of the troops at the fort had been
called, refused to discuss the case.
Il am getting sick of this busi
ness he said Every time crime
is committed it is laid to the negro
soldiers. won't tell anything about
what has been done further than to
say that we are doing all we can to
aid in capturing the guilty persons. +"
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BISHOP SMITH DEAD
End Cam" Ia Noted Divine Thurs
day Night.


Nashville. Tenn, Dec 90 Bish-
op \ Coke Smith of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, died az
Asheyille. y G.. at 7.45 O'Clock on
Thursday night Mr. Smith was elect
ed bishop at the general conference
In Dallas, Texas. four years ago. lie
has been In failing health for some
time Pleurlsy was the immediate
cause of his death
Bishop Smith was born Sept tG,
lNl9. near Lyuchburg. 5. G.. and hts
father was q Methodist minister ~
note He graduated from Wofford
collcgv. SRartansburg = e. and for
some time held the chair of moral
philosophy iu that institution Later
he oecupted the chair of practical
thcolusy lu Vanderbilt Uulycrsity.
thia eit Norfolk was ht- home at
the time of hts death ar smith b.
the second southern Methodist hish-
~ to die rvcenlly Bishop , J TITS
ert hatiUs passed aWaY about aN
wrtka ago and bishop Galloway of
the same church being ln failing
health
4 dispatch to the uanncf from
Ashetilie aata Hlshop smtths co.
maiaa NiiI he taken go Nuftolk. Na
where hiH tuurFai sill be held to3aF
hase soa b.ard Ht tt'- rowa
taiA n
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ClEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneossiy Thinks by Securing Her
scalp That She Cures DandruH.

Cleaniy woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp, which re
moves the dandrufr scales. she is curiu;
the dandrun She may wash her scaie
every day. and yet have daad~ur he-
life long, accompanied b.. falling hair
too. The only way in the world 10 cu-.
dandrun Is to XII, the dardruty germ
and there Is no hair preparation that VIII
do that but Newbros Herpiciae H~ru
| eide by killing the dandrun germ
leaves the hair free to grow health
Nature intenA<d. Destroy the caus
you remove the effect. Kill tt. don
drnH germ with E~rrfcfd- S~,1 h.
leading druRRfsfs S~pd 1ac in ~tan1
| for ~smrie TO rbe Herpfcid> Co.. De-
troft. Mich
HOOD 4 CURLIN. Special Agents.
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FIRED INTO TRAIN.


Dallas. Dec ga -ouJhbuuud
Houston q Texas Central passenger
train Was fired into near Thomas
avenue. about half mile north at
the East pall1. depot aD $50
O'Clock last night a white passgu-
ger whose uamr or place ut residence
was not obtained bl the police Was
shot through ou, al bis hands \
doctor uu The train dressed fhe
wound and the pa~sensvg proceeded
southwark ou hie louTue> fbe po-
ltcc detective art at w0gA uU the
ease
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W. srrtt PROM ~
4 laim T. N4ssis That ~he iianslsd
Adasm q ivfsttu

thlgasF. Ntr 80 Dispatch lu
fh~ Tribune frum Nee ttAseu. CouB
says fhv Amefieau Mudvfp lan.
suake sssH.lafluu. 1os tu suaHlI sea.
sinn 4t Vale has decided fhaf If aas
nnt as 4pple that Ete handed
Ndam The association h4s s.t 4slat
satufdat m0rulas la discover wheth
tF be- w## Hat Irmea thRt U*HaF8
the lFpahJv In fhs t&faeH nf Eaeu
pfvf Oliver ~ ipHas0s af tbs Ls-
lamd stamford tntAgFa8ff Caitfufeia.
sbe hss mHae s fasesef studs af
trepiesi fHaifs has aerR sppalafed fa
lead ite atstassieh tse nsists thaf
thefv ente aa spe'ee tu fhp UtIAaa
uf FAeH
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Their was family reunion and
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w. E. Walker at Forreston Thurs
day. Those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Smith. and Mrs
f. Smith, Ernest Smith, Mrs. W. A
Gather and children of Waxahachie
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Birch of Tex
arkana Mrs. Walker is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Smith The
affair was greatly enjoyed by all
present.