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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

roach u viii b~ your fault. while you host
tate the drill may penetrate tho oil pool.
Uncle sam already has q 4ettied production
In this one property Of nearly iva hundred
ism barrels per day, This oil. when man
ufactured into the different by products, viii
hiring nearly o. prr barrel, There u merit
back NJ this stock on every hand. and you
viii make no mistake u you invest a few
hundred or n thousand dollars now while tho
stock Ia certain to grow into great value.
sixty Thousand oil Burners viii Ne
Installed In Kansas ny Early Fall.
For tho past ak months unclc Sam men
have been working on an oil burner for cook
stove and heater. One that IL q success has
now been completed. An order has already
been placed for $1,000 Of these burners, and
az least 1000 Of them will be installed In that
many Kansas homes by early fall. This
burner feeds the oil so ~ 20 generate q gas
and burns the gas so that 100 gallons Of oil IL
equal TO one ton OF the best coal. IL looks
very much like this burner would revolu-
tionize the fuel business In Kansas and ad-
joining states and will open up In time q
market for 200. 900 barrels OF oil daily for do
mestic purposes In the Missouri valley. II
makes Kansas and Indian Territory crude too
valuable TO feed great furnaces and will force
the large manufacturer to return to buying OF
coal and will hence help the poor coal miners
who are struggling for living prices for their
labor. At the same time will break the grip
OF the oppressive oil trust. AZ II will open a
larger market for crude oil than can be Sc
cured from all the oil fields yet discovered in
the United States.
Uncle sam, with it's score OF large distribute
ing stations already completed. can build large
cist erns at once for stora &c and supply the
surrounding territory. There are some happy
surprises ahead for the owners Of Uncle Sam
stock on this burner deal alone. The OH
trust for years has offered large bonuses for a
domestic fuel burner-not 10 place in the
homes Of the nation to give the people the
benefit Of natures best fuel. but have always
cornered and smothered the same. How
ever. as was to be expected, this great Uncle
Sam enterprise that was forced into existence
on account Of certain large ri producing com
panles in the Cherryvale oil district being
blacklisted by the depressing trust. has Sc
cured control OF an invention that may adj
vance Uncle Sam stock to a far greater price
than the most enthusiastic ever hoped for.
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nwtns me new, as'y day, me ,sfnsa ssrsdty n m, sfovTna sawfr'Hs
ell hsve bsea increased rev fhwes NJ ne somrisuou N NE Great aver No.
hafy, Uasts ssm Ma 4 NJ Aphlscn, end sNo tnsts Sam ehnsFy M "a
tuss, iadlan territory, sd dsty day. icnee' me tafnina earaaty Wn seHa NJ
Increased neafty doaAls fNd ell continue IN increase uaHI uade ssm shsn
N Dpsp o,sa, oaM,aes sn NJ ~ ~ ~ ao bard. daily saessty. vth me
baisaee =. me ssosk sMd ~ me Old Price " twenty cents PER share, ell place
tMs aea, tadepehdent tNtefrft~ ~ Vkste " ssn skty ertsfae FROM lime n
time N ths earaety
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Another Hss, aet o., ,omriettdlr 10, tsst On ftsvsn fgadfed ser . ~
Otees sed SHalhef d nde San dHn s d6VH tpsday VttHH " hguff Ch ~ ne
ray dft sad nay seyeor me rsstet al Fyr " te nsae county ths sotk
" hog ony filtered o. . eHee kat Il Haht' nut Nv development M ssets Nats
NJ N are eoNHHuoufy increasing
Miles NJ Feehae are athvtnG daily Pfthre fnrEnp tauens ste rgne
completed. sMfl l. 10 efoNd on tt, atsa, so,A N tnsi .onttetton .hst ns
tfork " offered a. ire present hw ree Nv tHytshne q lev hundttd ealar
In tNde sam roe yoy vl not cWy hdr . Good sauee gn ~ sttedt 'ueess
Nut viii secure Q saeI dividend InVestHest that yWU gill no' hat I've nrrnfs
funity N pfoeufe hsht aesy aaaN.
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Million Dollars Cash and Ten Thousand
StOCkhOlderS
In 90 Days Will BE Able TO ave IA Cents
per Barrel Over Pipe Line.

Uncle Sam company does not expect to have
the main trunk pipe line completed clear
through to the river for probably six months:
much to the savings of the company. With
pine line. now contracted for and partly
shipped the company during the next 90 days
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foundation for Great Furnace Begun.
N%fFsBuHo, May 1e.-The Carnegie Steel
h ,PPany has begun work on foundations
"A / sns Two blast furnaces ut its Carrie plant
Aahkin, 10 cost 20. 000. 0n0 --
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BOARD.

MAPLE VILLA opens May l.. For circulars ad-
dress Misses FISHER. Robeson!a, Pa, near Wer.
nersville.
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special offers.
Monthly Payment Oner.

From the start Uncle sam company has
made N possible for men OF limited means to
loin the company, and In addition TO Offering
treasury stock at the above mentioned cash
price. will sell on monthly p payments as fol-
Iowa.
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This co 1pany has just what II advertises.
In the different departments. at the refinery,
on the pipe line. in the oil fields and at the
different distributing stations over one hun.
the company on to success. We have about
eighty pictures taken from real life in the
different departments showing part OF the
great work. also more. complete reports.
We will be glad to mali them to any investor
In the United States or any foreign country.
and any other information desired, We
stand ready to prove any statement made
herein and solicit your Investment in this
stock in good faith and will see that you get
a square deal in fact as well a. in words. The
company will not sell over thirty thousand
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Six Month men
In COncl

US
Charter name Of this COMPANY IL The
Uncle Sam Oil Company" authorized capitall-
zation IL ten million shares; par value. sl.00
each. The stock Is non-assessab bic and there
IL no personal liability and ehch share or
stock draws the 81 me amount Of dividends ~
anv other, share. James Ineersoll Is r ssident,
j.. n. Richie. vice-president. and II Tucker.
Jr,. SECRETARY and treasurer. These officers
constitute the board Of directors. Refer
ences MIR. Walker. presid ent Atchison Saw
inqs bank toldest state bank in Kansas;
committee of fottv. Atchlson. HAS, William
Stryker, editor Tulsa Democrat. Tulsa. !. r.:
MONTGOMERY County National bank, PEOPLES
National bank. Cherryvale state bank, all OF
Cherryvale. Kns. Also Bradstreet or Dun
agencies.
How TO Send Money.
Make all drafts. checks or money orders
payable TO "The Uncle Sam oil Company
or l.. II, Tucker. Jr.. secretary. and your
stock will be sent promptly by return regis
tered mail.
For further particulars, write or wire
The Uncle Sam Oil Co.
or II. II. Tucker, Jr,, Sec, C~herryveIe, Has.
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Means Reasonable Demestie Fuei for the
Missouri valley,
4 cook stove burner viii consume about
MY gallons ~ oil during the summer month
and about seyrnty-nve R%allon@ during thns
winter ghlls l3s s!Ilon. y ll snpply an otd-
There afe over is0.GpO homes IN Kansas alone
Every one. excepting \ few that nfc now aecuf-
us sn.ap 6Ssiiiss S wmI "'9 Golo 5rs d. one Sd 70 lsss"
North and South Dakota, Minhe.ota, Iowa,
Missouri. Arkansas and Illinois will rank right
ssp wlth ES.'s ssy On s sG I TcyoI"s ion I2 =. f iSs
cc%Rerryvale and see one Of them At 9ork and
put TnpSls Sam atocs away Up A before
stated Uncle sam " doing things. Our man
agers are working nearly day and night to
Rnrdless Of the dirty millions OF tho trust and
tho trusts perjured hiTelinEs who continu-
ously attempt to hinder our progress, but TO
no avail
Work Progressing N Uncie sam Re.
nncry No. q.
On the banks Of the Arkansas by Tulsa. in
the very heart Of the greatest of field in the
be completed during the next sixty days.
The big. boilers. arrived this week. Sew
etal carloads OF structural steel vii be
shipments will follow RAPIDLY, 4 large lubri-
eating plant viii be built nt Tulsa ard a re-
fined oil inc built down the W knnsan River to
Fort Smith. from where refined oil Will be ship
ped by light barges 10 the southern markets
after supplying all Of Oklahoma and Northern
Texas and Arkansas.
Million Dollars Cash and Ten Thousand
Stockholders
VIII soon be back of Uncle Sam. With this
vast strength IL will be- able to protect the in
terests OF the smallest stockholders. If you
have money to invcst-and most every one
lra "a Mt hQHnNy hnf hnT
that Uncle sam with its pipe lines and river
barges completed can market oil just as
economically as the trust, and considerably
more so. for the public in general despise the
methods OF the trust and favor Uncle Sam
wherever given. the chance. and they will
In Kansas and neighboring states,
In 90 Days Will Be Able TO Save "a Cents
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why 1ou should in'es, nav.

of line VIII be- between lin ana Nv" h"Hl
WY Sou should Invest NsW.
Tho time for any In yeator 10 SECURE 4 good
deal IL when the other fellow needa money
Nov whlla t'ncic Sam u raising more money
than any timo during the life " the company,
stJlt lust at hts time Ne need more In order TO
crowd tho work. just look ahead sixty days
and consider what will he the condition then,
pleted aud paid Tot. A. least eight more
istse producing oilers VIII he completed and
the 1876 miles OF pipe line Will be completed.
Thousands Of oil burners VIII be Installed
More Distributing stations completed and the
cnsh sales on oil will he close TO Two thousand
dollars per day and all other departments
OF THE great organization RdN1nce1 Accord
In Riy. Cert inlv YOU cannot AFFORD 70 turn
down an Investment In Uncle Sam stock
under these conditions. which can be proven.
unless you desire to insult your own pocket
book,
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viii have ooppls, - 40 Ne ~ a,Ve ~ csnts rcr
haTrei Even ON one thousand barrels ref
day this viii mean tlu per day, While oapicty
~ line VIII be- betwren iVn ana ~" dHHN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-26

ris, , sompuestA de eiento seis cuerdas
mas & meros, collrdSrte por OIL Norte
con 10 CompsfilA A1uearere del EHle'
usr 81 Sur con 6ona Teresa Verde
guez Y Julisn Ortiz por el Fate aon TO
rrsnna de Ia antigua hacienda <Uni6ns
' doha Petroni1A Chsrot y por el Oss-
le GOD Ia sarrsi,ra de HumAoao'
subAstA 10 llsvArA & eAbo On
Ia formA ordinsriA tc1stumbrAda y
con uj.ei6n Al plltgo CO condiciones
Que ha de regir y 81 que debsn suls-
tsrAs lcx postores suyo pliego dc con-
die'onea ae hAya iiado on Ia seeresa.
rfa de Ia Corss de Distrito de HumAcao
en- las cfsinAs del AdmipiatrAdoE
Gus suasribs en- 10 ealle principal del
pueblo de YabucoA'
Yabucoa, P, r. Nvbre. . dc 1906
.EMIL1o COLON.
"A Administrator iudieisl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-26

&, Vsporea de dots hsliee
ivauor EARACAIBO l,eO0 Tons
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-26
E.DTCT0

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judicial de HGmAeAo. -AbinIeaaA'
do de Andres Antslo.
Por o. presents SO snuneis qos o.
2s de Noviembrs de 1906 ertre las no
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Hs vsndsra on r6olie& subss1s P'eviA
Autcrizaei6n qte 'e me he eorcsaido
p1rlA Corss ds Dlftriso de HumScso,
en mi esrletsr de adminstrsd0r judi
cial de los bienes dol f1RdC Audfe'
Anasln, 10 siguients 6nea.
RGstiea: radcAd& en o. bsrrio dc
sJuan Maytirs del termiu6 mupicipAl
ia Yabscos, dsnomipAoa sLa G'sgo
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
W. OPPOSITION TO BRY
s AN BY THE TEXAS
SENATOR
HIS BOOM PREMATURE
Does Not Believe Southern.
er Should be Nominated

Washington, d. c., June 25-sen-
ator Bailey will not seek the Demo.
cratic nomination for the presidency
In opposition to William J. Bryan. A
boon was started Tor Senator Bailey
in some Of the Southern states and
many OF his friends believe that he
seriously asplred to become the Demo.
Gratis nominee for president Because
OF the uncertainty attending Mr..
Bailey's candidacy the Texas Demo
Gratis have heretofore refrained from
committing themselves Today, how
ever, Mr. Burgess OF the Texas dele
cation gave out a statement in which
he declared that Mr.. Bailey does not
want the nomination ana mat Bryan
Is the logical candidate in 1908. Mr..
Burgess says
Democrats Like Bailey.
1T is undoubtedly true that with
practical unanimity the Democrats in
congress would hail with delight the
nomination of Senator Bailey for presi
dent in 1905 But they know that the
Democrats can not and will not urge
his nomination, because Of the section
Of the country with which he is iden-
tilted Senator Bailey himself has not
believed that the nomination OF any
Southern man in 1905 would be wise
and he hr continually refused his in
dorsement to any such move in his
interest
He and all Of US, SO far as know
are OF the opinion that the political
conditions point TO the nomination of
Mr. Bryan as the logical candidate IN
1905 ana that the belated advocacy OF
the present president of all those
things for which Mr. Bryan has con
tended for year., together with the
widespread tendency OF political cor
uption and disgraceful campaign con.
tributions. coupled with Mr. Bryans
spotless character and nnquestioned
ability aud patriotism and the evident
Democratic tendency toward reduc-
tion aud revision OF the tariff. strongly
Indicate the probability Of his election
ID auh be assumed without question
dat Senator Bailey aud his friends
we in hearty sympathy with Hryau's
nomination and have not the slight.
est doubt that the coming state CON
yention la Texas will adopt a ringing
platform and unanimously suggest the
nomination of Mr. Bryan in 1908
concede 6ryan's Nomination.
Democrats and Republicans alike in
Washington concede the nomination
to Bryan Democratic Representatives
aud senators from the Western and
Pacific coast states have already nou.
fed their lieutenants that Bryan viii
be the nominee and the Democratic
organization viii be built with that
end in view The central group Of
states has also practically committed
itself 10 the Nehraskan ana the only
break has been intyhe Southern states.
Now that Texas viii follow the lead OF
Arkansas 1t is believed that the South
win also line " TOR the candidate who
twi led the Democracy 90 defeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
Welded HIS SONS CHOICE
The Engagement of Austin
Chamberlain Recalls Ro.
nance of Father.
(By Associated Press1

Washington. d. c.. June % News
Of the engagement OF the Right Hon
Austen Chamberlain NJ. p. son OF
Joseph Chamberlain the Liberal
Unionist leader. to Miss Dundas
daughter Of a British army officer re-
calls TO the older persons In official
DE here an interesting romance iu
which the young man and his famorq
father both figured When Joseph
Chamberlain came over 20 the Uniled
States a number Of years ago one OF
the objects OF his visits was TO had
.oet what kind of a girl Miss Mary En-
di,ott (his present wife) was Hls son
Austen Chamborlain, had met Miss En-
dicott IN Emor, fell very much In love
with her, and asked his fathers con.
sent to address her The famous
statesman was somewhat chary oi
American wives for English gentlemen
Before giyins hl consent he con.
cuded 20 meet the lady In person. and
investigate herself ana family a
night OF two after he arrival in this
country there was ball al the British
embassy Mr Endi,ott, then Mr.
.Cleyeland's Secretary of War aud his
daughter were among the guests NIr
Chamberlain particularly noticed q
stately and dignined gin whose unaf
fected dignity greatly PLEASED him Ht
asked to De- pre- ented To bis sur
prise and qualification Dee was intro
duced 10 Miss Endicot During tho
entire evening he paid ler assiduour
attention. The next 81 be- called al
her fathers residence He soon be-
anne satisfied as TO the social status
Of the Endiootts lie finally sue
,4nbed 10 the charms Of the iair girl
and instead OF sancuoning Austens
suite ddressed himself aud pres
handsrue stepmother insteac OF a
prospective hancee 10 the waiting
young lover. Austen Chamberlain ac
eepied the inevitable aud Is said 10 bs
respectfully devoted to his stepmother
Now he ha. become engaged 10 N,
beautiful Miss Dundas and their we'd
ding win take place ON the 2lst oi
next month at 81 Margarets West
minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
KNOWS nov
Doctor Was Fooled by His own Case To-
Time

It's etsy 20 uudersta a now ordinary
people get fooled bN coffee when doctors
themselves sometimes FORGET the facts
A physician peaks Of DIS own zperl-
onee,
= bad used coffee Tor years and REALLY
did not eNcty believe II was iniuung
me although had palpitaiion Of the heart
every day.
Finally one day severe and glmost
fatal attac6 90 heart trouble frightened
me ana gave up both tea ana coffee.
using Postum Instead aud since that
time 1 have had absolutely no heart
palpitati0n except on ono or two Occas-
ions when tried q small quantity ~
coffee which caused severe irritation and
proved 10 me I must let ID alone
when we began using Postum II
Seemed weak that was because We did
not make it according 20 directions -buf
now We. nut little bit n butter 81 the
pot when boiling and allow the Postum
10 boil fun rs minutes which gives it the
proper rich favor and tho dsep brown
color.
"A have advised great many Of my
frienis and patients 10 leave on coffee
auf drink Postum. in fact I daily give
this advice. Name given by Postum
Co.. Battle Creek Mich
Many ibCls1uds of physicians use
postum in place of tea and coffee in
their own homes ana prescribc Il 10 pa
tents There's reason
a remnrkabie Iiile book '~rho Road
@ Weiislile" can be found 20 pkgs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
TO-DAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

These charters were issued this morn ?
ing from the office OF the territorial see
retary
The Buffalo Mining aud Milling Co. Of
Guthrie with a branch Office - Granite.
OiSla- Capital stoch 100000. The dill
ressors are s r Fenton. Granite. Colo
II. w. Peutecost and q " Pattison OF
Guthrie
The Sterling Gas and ON company,
principal place o. business at Portland.
Me. Capital stock. $500. 900 The direc-
tors are Willard W Boldivn James D..
Herman W r. Cr,mmett George C..
Kicker and T. H. Griffin an Of Portland.
Keudrick a avery Telephone system.
~ kendsiok Capital stocy Si0.eoo. TIE
directors are Charles Mcclure a. A. q.
Howse. }. q. Pringera +. p. Golpin ana
S. o. Davis. an Of Kendrick
The Missionary Baptist church, of FL
dorado. The trustees are o. c Haney,
. " Ray ana j. W Farley an or Ell
dorado. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25

Of The veterans OF the Grand Army 81
the Republic whose twenty yfOurth an
nual encampment Department of
Washington and Alaska 6 ia session
here To-day Was given over 20 the re-
ceptiop OF the visitors many Of whom
travelled hundreds Of miles ia order Go
attend me gathering The Sons Of
Veterans Womans Relief Corps and
other affiliated societies also meet her
tomorrow and Wednesday The pro-
gram Tor the gathering is repIete with
interesting feature OF entertainment
IN addition 20 the regular business OF
the encampmont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25

leased for the benefit OF the territorial
educational institutions as provided ia
the statehood bill Assistant Secretary
Cunningham Is home from Iawton
where he hied on 80 COO acres j c..
Orner is stiT az Alva selecting a list Of
10000 acres of vacant lands $4,000
acres were filed on in the Guthrie land
ofice this morning by Ccceury Wenner
a total OF 100000 acres will DE hlod up-
on by Wednesday night leaving re-
mainder of $4,000 acres not selected be-
guse Of the fact that tho public lands
aie exhausted. After this week mo- more
homestead entries OF laud can bc made
as all public lands Will have been fled
upou by thc sch1ol land officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
cAAurAuouA KINDERGARTEN
For Children From 4 to Years Each
Day to 4 p. M.

Parents wishing to send their child
rem to the Chautauqua Kindergarten
will meet Miss Gage tomorrow (Tues-
day. afternoon at 1890 at the home of
Miss Osborne l19 East Cleveland The
kindergarten session will be followed
by talk to mothers and teachers at
4 p. ma when parents may call for
theil children. Admission free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
wiNc FAMILY REUNION

Glens Falls, \. Y. jane 25. Tas
Wing Family of America. Incorporat
ed. which heretofore has always he'll
its reunions IN the town Of Sandwich
Mass, began its annual gathering her,
today in pursuance OF a policy that ha'
been adopted of visiting towns and cit
les where the family have been factor,
in their early settlement
Glens Falls was formerly Wing.
Falls and its early history Is closel,
identified with that OF one OF tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
satterthwalte Howe

saturday night at half past eight
o'clock az the rcctory OF Trinity Episco-
pal church. Rev. \. B. Nicholas united
10 marriage Nh George satterthwaitc
and Miss Blanche Howe. The ceremony
WAS performed IN the presence of only
few particular friends MI ana Mrs
Satterthwaite LEFT this morning fof
Douglas Kansas. where they win spend
q week. returning 10 Guthrie Saturday
afternoon 10 Doe at rome to theu friends
al 3lS Fast clcvemnd avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-25
PERSONAL
NJ MENTION

charles Derr is in oklahoma city to-
day.
}. a. Muard. Of Goodnight. IS here TO-
day
4. 6 schwartz was here from coyIe
sunday
John Ray came over from coyle unis
moning.
NJ. Cassidy is is Ei Reno today on
business
ciad, FIELD is a business visitor ia Ed
mond today,
Assessor ! " Ray is Ia Perry today
on business.
Miss Dooliitle went TO Mulhau on the
morning train.
W p. Adams vent to Navina ON the
afternoon train.
rom BoWie went TO oklahoma clty
ON the morning train.
l.. y Bcades is business visitor ir
okahoma city today,
j. Angner went To oldahoma city
on the morning tniu
airs > A. Evans rlumed tins morn
ing from ,isii 20 stilwpter
Nr ana Mrs ) r. Kpisstcy are herc
TO-DAY mos" omaha. Nebiussa
Aueus, Grnin Of I,ocisndec visited
his parents n ibis cuy oer sunday
air and Mrs A. r. wcher are the
guests of Mr and Mrs. Feed nye,s.
Alf rud Mrs James Lewis OF coyle
are visiting in the Capii7i CITY today
J. NJ Fife returned this morning from
a two weel's outing on the Arkansas
river.
j. r. Jenkins and u. NJ Thorn are
ano1g the visitors today from oklahoma
city
H. s. Adams and A. w sandersor
We're visitors u the city today frpm
cfepeent
Chris seton came No from oklahoma
city sunday morning and spent the das
visiting his parents.
Mrs. A. j. Onerie and daughter
laura are GUESTS ~ Mr.. and AIRS Lou
Snyder and family this week
Geofgc Conway bin clerk FOR the santa
re- left Yesterday for sulphur Springs q
spend -four weeks vacation.
After spending sunday with his pa
rents IN this city. Harry Cochrum re-
turned 20 Orlando On The morning train
Earl Keys reporter on the 0klahoman
stan. spent sunday in the City visiting
his parents. Judge and Mrs. j. N Keys
Mrs. Wright and daushter Mrs. Daw-
non. ana her little son, q Columbus.