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A Perfectly Dsested Breakfast Makes
Nerve Force for the oay

Everything goes wrong Il the break
fast lies ~ your stomach Ike a mud pie.
What you eat does harm II YOU can't
digest lt-it turns 10 poison.
bright lady teacher found this TO be-
true. even Of an ordinary light break
fast OF eggs ana toast. She gays.
Two years ago I contracted very
annoying form Of indigestion. Ny stOm-
ach was IN such condition that "a simple
breakfast Of fruit. toast and egg gave
me great distress.
Il was slow 10 believe that trouble
could come from such a simple diet but
finally had 10 give Il u2. ana found "a
great change upon a cup of hot Postum
and Csape-Nuts with cream. for ny
morning meal. For more than a year I
have held 10 this course ana have not
suffered except when injudlciously very
ing my diet
II have been teacher foT several
years and And mat my easily digested
breakfast means saving OF nervous
foree fr the entire day. Ny gam ~ ten
pounds "a weight Nlso cauaes me 70 want
10 testify % the value 81 CsaDe- Nuts.
''Crape-Nuts holds frst rank az our
table,
Name given BY Postum Co. Batn'
Greek. Mich
There's a reason Read the little
book. The Road 70 Weiiville,T ~ pkgs
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: gE1alM
ToADs EMBEDDED IN ROCK
Naturalist Declares He Found One
That Must Have Been Buried
for Many Years.

Shropshire, England, seems TO be IA
yored with substratum Of buried
toads.
Al recent gathering Of the Caradoc
and Severn Valley Field club Mr. For
est. q naturalist OF Tepute, who has
been engaged by Lady Warwick TO de-
liver a course Of nature study lee
lures IN Warwickshire, exhibited a
lively toad Of small size which had,
he said. been found buried in solid
clay six feet underground al Broseley
Its mouth was said 10 be quite closed
through disuse, so that II could not
nov feed n II wanted TO.
Quite recently also another small
and active toad was discovered at
Broseley "imbedded In solid rock, T"
which excayators had split while OBJ
tanning material for one Of Lady For
ester's hospitals, now in course Of
erection. This also had is mouth
closed; and for some time It was kept
by a local chemist in a stoppered bot
lie. passing thence into possession Of
DR.. Gipp. the medical oficer OF health
at Shrewsbury.
Naturalists, Of course. deny that
such cases OF buried toads IN solid
rock or clay can possibly occur. rbey
allege that even creature which pos
sesses the remarkable vitality ~ a
toad must soon die when deprived OF
oxygen. They also say that the most
important evidence is always lacking
namely, the imprint Of the animal
IN the stone or clay, where Il was sup
posed 70 have been imbedded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-07
AsEaNArHY NAas oeAFrsE.
All Kinds Of Wolves Look Alike to Okla
homa's Alert Marshal

Deputy United States Marshal Jacob
son will arrive in the city on the af-
ternoon train from Oklahoma city with
a smooth CRATER that Marshal Aber-
nathy nabbed a couple OF days ago. The
fellow who gives many names has been
apparently doing a good business in the
Windy City. He represents himself 10
be an anti-prohibitin man and sollcits
ten dollar donations from brewers and
saloon keepers, the money he repres-
ents 20 be used IN lighting tae Anti
Saloon league element that Is Just now
busy causins so much disturha1ee over
the new state The wouldbe CRATER wili
be placed in the federal Jan.
Marshal Abernathy s. after the law
breakers with never ceasing vigilance
and there are very few offenders that
he has not sooner or later brought 10
account for their n isdCmeanors. His
recent prompt method of stopping the
violations Of the timber cutting ordl-
nance on the governments reserve IS
bringing oklahoma's marshal much
favorable. cnanent irom press end public.
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Cooper Popular
In Nashville

The rsmorkabie work of T. N.
} Cooper who ls fast achieving 81
national reputation and is now 81
, the south. has reached is climax
in the city 81 Nashville Tenn. The
, newspapers Of that city and Of oth.
ers IN the vicinity have printed
columns devoted 70 a description Of
ihe work OF hls medicines in
the cure Of various diseases. The
people of Central and Eastern
Tennessee are greatly wrought np
over the results accomplished by
this young man through the ne-
dium Of his New Discovery Medi-
eine and each day 81 is said his
headquarters are jammed BY crowds
c3 excited people who are eager TO
speak with him.
, Many stories, almost marvelous
In their import. have been told of
the manner in which he has relieved
UNDERSTANDING cases Of Stomach and
Kidney trouble. Rheumatism, Deaf
ness. Catarrh and other escases. The
introduction Of medicine with the
, property Of relieving these troubles
} has made Cooper the most popular
} man in Nashville today II reports
from that city are to be believed.
} The fact that he IS believer IN chari-
table work ana Is constantly on the
} lookout for some p..e needing as
} sisiance has but aG4tJ to his popu-
larity with aii classes and made him
} almost the idol OF the masses.
} In the tales told OF Cooper's work
and IN the articles which have ap-
, peared 10 the dailies Of the city the
names of many people OF respecta-
, hility and prominence have been
; mentioned.
, Mr.. w. +. Anderson. 12l Third
, Avenue. North, perhaps the most
, prominent automobile dealer ia the
, city and well known Ia business
, circles, was among those who. IL
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trip through Arizona asa Nov Mexico
M @ Downs head pharmacist st the
postonico drug store. ras resisned and
win go 70 Texas where be has posi-
tiou.
Charles c. CottcraL Of springdale.
Arkansas. who has been la the ci,g this
week looking for tract of land u2on
which be proposed to establish n nurse
cry was called home this morning on
account Of Illness Of one Of the members
OF his family.
Virgil Hobbs is laid W with swollen
face.
C. s. Fowler went to Goodnleht on to
morning train.
IT, n. Raaeila, Of Galveston. Texas.
Is in the city.
While Grant went to Perkins tins
morning TO spend the day
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Upon being asked about the matteI
he said, For nine wears I WIS fuf-
fertr from rheumatism Tho dieease
made rapid progress and SERIOUSLY az
fccted tho muscles o. my back and
shoulders IN fact, for several ysarE
] have bocn unable 10 maintain an
erect carriage and seemed to be grow
ing more bent and bowed each day
Al times I suffered cxcruciatins pain
and WAS unable 10 he out or attcnd 10
business. For more than a year I
have been in q condition that made
sleep almost impossible and lack of
rest combined with the pain suffer-
cd made me almost mental as well
as physical wreck Although I have
tried many remedies without avail
and was determined TO let tho az
seaHe run its course I was attracted
by the marvellous cures said to have
been made hy this man. Cooper IN
consequence ! obtained some Of his
medicines and have been using them
for about ten days The improve
ment "a NY condition ls nothing short
Of remarkable. The muscles of my
back and shoulders are row relaxed
and stronger than for five years II
is now possible for me to walk about
as other men and ! have suffered no
pain FOR several days. No onc. who
has not had a similar experience can
imagine just how ! feel towafda thla
young man and Il is Impossible for
me TO fully express my gratitude 70
him. He has given me strength and
.surcease from pain when ] had about
lost hope Of again knowing either.
Inquiry at F. 3. Lille q Co. who
has the local agency for Coopcr's
remedies. deveioDed the fact that
there Is q large demand for the pre-
paration ia this vicinity and that
some remarkable cures have been re-
ported in this city.
was said, had been benefiter BY
The use Of coopers preparation
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POLICE COURT.

John Carr and Henry Hughes, railroad
aborers, were given ten days on the
rock pile this morning by Police Judge
Olsmith for being drunk.
w. w. shaw contributed ten dollars %
replenish tie city's Golfers for Tie same
offense.
At the instance Of the city attorney
the case against Harrison lewis charg-
ed with being in a house for immoral
purposes, was dismissed.
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NEW STATE NEWS. @
J @ O O o Q Q o O O o o O o O

AfuNheit - 70 htltu large huoitviluHl.
Pawhuslsa is to have new federal
building,
shawnee is WORKING foi YAM. {. a.
building.
sulphur has the largest auditorium in
tie new state.
The Woods county lessoes meet at
Carmen August 18th.
Gathrie offers any man $4,000 to
build a 100000 hotel,
Bryan clubs are being organized IN
nearly all parts ~ the new state.
The Lincoln county normal Institute
now in session has ~ eurolimet Of $50
teachers.
John b. Benedict Of Nluslsosee is a
Republican candidate for governor Of the
new state.
The Old settlers seers) reunion at
Norman last Friday and Saturday was
wen attended.
c. L. Shell, % Pola. Cal, succeeds Col
George stouch as United states indian
aren't az Darlington.
cecn Fay. c99 driver at Leayen-
worth, Kansas. died last week. He
weighed 42O pounds.
Niuskogoc has bailt the finest skating
rink in Indian Territory But a skate
is scare article in Muskogce.
The ladies' Of the w. c. r. U at Still
water have established rest room for
the benefit Of farmers wives and daugh-
ters.
The Indian Territory boys say tbr
"uno" and "ino" has the similar erect
as what the oklahoma dram shop pros
duces.
There is a scheme on foot 10 divide
Woods county iato thre aarts making
| N'Nii'f 'Nit i'"""f'N nv" N"Nt'hN' "i'+
Fdirview.
Governor Joseph W Folk Of Missouri
has accepted an Invitation 70 deliver an
address az the fabQr day celebration Ia
Tulsa September 3.
watonga Herald: Oklahoma may ~
be paradise but d 4 such good inita-
tion that many people could not ten q
from the real thing.
Some want 70 coH oklatoma The land
81 abe Fair God. while othcrs want 70
can Il the Cow punchers stlte. MY
What g. difference OF opinion.
After several years r. E Hobbs. d.
~ Reno who was faked out OF f7T6i 81
on foot race by % webb city. NO.
gang. received $4,000 Of 81 back.
Several sporadic CAGES Of cholera dis
covered at Madrid are attributed no COM
taminated water A number OF sus-
pected wells have been ordered closed.
10 wipe out the imaiuary geographica
lire between Oklahoma aud indian Tef'
story the constifutionai convention dis
uicts VIII bee numbered consecutvell
from ] to ~,
II wil hardiy be- worth % two cent
stamp for The Old Guard" 20 write &,
Myror BOYLE me elected member ~ tn'
Indian Territory executive committee, ..
and out where he stands"
Two women had q hair pulling time az
, Chickasha end IA their trial presented
az evidence a handful 81 haid The tidg
gave Them a good lecture and put then
under peace bonds. The case was STYLED
Woman's Rights,
The Sea Gia hooters of The Okn
homa National Guard will mobilize li
! Guthrie about the 18Th Of August an.
there they VIII be put on the Unite,
States pay roii With iransportatio.
thrown % and expenses on TIE way q
the shooting grounds
McAlester Capital. Neat year 4 wll b
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Nugent has been eonvalescing from q
recent difficult operation to which she
submitted at the city hospital ana is
now happily regaining her health and
strength.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-07

Friends in the city have received an
nouncements Of the marriage Sunday at
Pord creek. Okla. Of Mr. David o.
Green, OF this city and Miss Ina Nc
Bride. of Hunter Mr.. Green Is head
teokxe eoer at the CAPITAL Grain COM
panys office. His bride is a charming
Grant county young lady and extremely
popular in her hom~ town. They will
be at home at 71O East Cleveland ave
nue. 10 their friends after August 18th.
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rev. and Mrs. w II. Rose on East No
Bile avenue Thee viii be an tx-
ceueLt musicale given during the even
ing. An invitation IS extended TO all
members OF tne parish and to the young
people Of the city to attend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-07

There ere all kinds Of excuses for not
winning a baseball game. HerSSs one
The saltwater Eagles went to Pawnee
Tuesday and beat the Pawnee Eagles in
q game Of hasebell by score OF is TO L..
the saltwater men say Pawnee wouldn't
have got that one save for the fact that
a bulldog got the ban and ran on Wits
H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-07

Accidents will happen but the best
regulated families keep Or. Thomas
Eolectric OH for such emergencies Il
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-07

the Oklahoma State league. composed of
Oklahoma towns altogether. Oklahoma
city. Tulsa McAle ter, Musxogee. Enid.
Lawton, Guthrie, shawnee Chickasha.
FL Reno are after franchises and an
eight club league will be formed
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PROSPECTUS.


Shakespeare club meets in afternoon
al Carnegie library club rooms.
airs. ]. S. Lyon conducts review Of
Last Of Barons.
MIR. and Mrs. A. e. Height entertain
NJ. W A. in evening.
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PERSONAL
ME- NTION

MENTION
W. Burdstt Is IN co,ie today on busi-
ness.
Bert a. weever is IN town today from
skeedee.
John Motley left on the noon train Tor
Shawnee.
C. s Donahoe is here from ponea
city today.
I Contractor snyder went to saltwater
this mcrning,
Mrs Charley Barry went to Ft- smith
this morning.
e. D. Browniee was here from King
fisher yesterday.
J. II. Hinschnn Is in oklahoma City
TO-DAY on business.
b. F. Evans. Of Newton. Kansas, is a
visitor here today.
Policeman william vampner Is on
ioying a weeks vacation.
Mrs. c. d. ounsy returned from Perk-
lns on the morning train.
Robert smith is visiting friends IN
Oklahoma city this week
Mrs. Harry Bay went to Loclsridge to
spend several days with friends.
R. A. Ganney and d. webber went
to Perkins on the moyaing train.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. f. Harrington came
over from Ft. smith this morning.
c. w. Rambo, territorial treasurer,
went to Langston on the noon train.
Senator John r. Hiclam came over
from Perkins on the morning train.
A. s. Moormau has returned from
business trip to Eastern Oklahoma.
p
Charles Woods. the tailor has re-
I turned from a business trip to Chicago
]. w Murray returned this morning
from a business trip to Oklahoma city
Miss Ada Moberly has gone TO Perkins
to spend the week end visiting her sis
ter.
Assistant JaIler John NIahony has gore
to Colorado to spend three weeks va
cation.
Ezra Pennington, Of the Pioneer Tele-
phone company IS in cashion today on
business.
James r. cottlngham, WAS in oilaho-
, ma city yesterday on business, return
ing on the morning train.
President Page is here from I.angston
attending meeting OF the board OF re-
gents for the colored university.
J. L. peets. r. s Moore. r. r Heul
and j. W. Edward are among the Okla
homa City visitors in town today.
Miss Amy swanl, stenogra7her In the
county attorneys office, returned yes
terday from several days visit with
, home folks at Meridian.
santa Fe rain number due here at
5:35 in the morning is delayed a mile
south Of Purcell on account Of high water
! in the soutn Canadian river.
/. -
/ A. T. Morris. state deputy FOR the
j. Modern brotherhood % Auerica, re-
turned this morning from trlp to
Perry IN the interest Of his lodge.
t w. $. Wells. fthe FL Reno & West
!. ern is in III Reno TODAY paying of om-
ployees in fun M to the time Of the
/ transfer to the Fort Smith & Western.
|. Mrs H. e Lee, s22 North Division
Z street, viii leave the latter part of the
= week for Perry to join her husband
" They expect to make their home there.
n company. who has been the guest for
=. several days Of Rev. W. A. Humphrey
, left this morning for trip through
4 Northern Iowa.
is United States Attorney Embry As
n sistant John Gcothorn and Deputy Mar
shals Chris Madsen and al Gof, returned
- this morning from Perry where they
II have been Attending court.
Oi
r Guy Brisendine returned this morninp
: from Oklahoma CITY where he has beer
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WEDNESDAY.

Miss frankie Curl is hostess ia morn
ing 10 Kimona club.
airs. e o. Barker. Csl East Springer
avenue, entertains Kartenspie club Ia
.atternQop.
Woods Scott weddiue In evening at
residence o. I.ev. and Mrs. II. o. Scott
Epworth League OF First Methodist
church gives lawn fete in evening at PAR
sonage, on East Noble avenue.
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Mrs. y. j. Frantz. mother Of The gov
ernor. accompanied by her three charn
ing grandchildren Naurine Frantz. of
Enid. and Faith and Grace Hierony-
mus. OF Eureka. Illinois. came over from
Enid Monday evening to be guests for
several days at the Mansion house on
East Noble avenue
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satisfactorily from the effects Of the
centipede bite which she received Mon
day morning. other than the severe
shock to her nerves NJ i'll effects will
be felt from the bite uf the ugly pest,
Not enough OF the poison entered her
system to cause the physicians to be
alaimcd as TO the result.
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Deputy United States Marshal Dos
sett brought in from Kaw City today
A. L. Harris, charged with "disposing"
and placed him in the federal jail to
await action Of the grand jury,
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"Guthrie's chief aim now must be
to make friends. There is altogether
too much knocking among citizens.
Every enterprise should be boosted.
Let word go out that Guthrie is on a
cash basis; that our schools are the
best in the country; that this is the
best city in the West. Unless we
think well OF our own city and its in
stitutions how can we expect others
to do SOP Such were the sage words
of a Guthrie merchant this morning.
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ErIdaA

Miss Hagar's piano students give re-
cital In evening.
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slectrolysis, Massage, shampoolng,
Mansourina scalp treatment, at Beauty
ParloFs, room 10 spurook bldg.
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FOR RENTING nicly furnished rooms
south front bath All modern con-
venicnces, s2o East Noble avenue
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neaaIes chIIaren EntertaIn.

Miss jeanette aud Master Walter
Beadles entertained a party OF young
people Friday evening complimentary 20
their guest the charming little Miss
Hazel Mac. OF Columbus. Ohio. The
guests spent the evening playing jolly
games on The lawn and listening 10 an
informal musical program given in the
parlor. Mrs. l.. N. Beades. the mother Of
the young host and hostess. assisted
with caring FOR the pleasures Of the
guests during the evening, q delicius
luncheon was served at nine o'clck IN
three dainty courses. Invited to meet
Miss Mac were Miss Ruth Walton,
Eva Klink Helen Jenkins. Claudie Ham
iton, Kate Mliikin, Elenore Hanford,
Matte Claire Genoe Ruth Niles. Cert
rude Scott and Masters Halle Rambo,
George Guss. James Aben Bud Smith,
Writ Walton. Lee Cuckum, Gordon
Gaao John F. Gano. Ralph Burnett.
Miss Isls Walters. Of Perth. Il IN the
city the guest Of her aunt Mrs. A. O.
Dennis. Mrs. s. j. Nngcnt who has also
been the guest Of Mrs. Dennis for sew
eral weeks. left this afternoon for ST
Joe, MO. 70 sDepd several weeks. Mrs
Il
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Miss Hugar's piano students give re-
citai in evening.
Mrs o. r. Fegan leaves this week for
the North to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Rose Chrlsty Librarian at the
Southwestern Normal school al Weather
fore is here this week visiting friends.
Mrs Frank Olsmith and daughter re-
turned this morning from trip 10 Bo5-
soh and asher places OF interest in the
East. They had most enjoyable Jour
ney 4
Mr.. and Mrs George Owens are ex-
pected to return Ills week from their
honeymoon trip TO Sulphur Springs.
They viii spend the week end as guests
OF Miss Alma Carson before going To-
their home al Durham, Day county
Mrs Hartha Jobson society editor OF
tho OSlahoman, returned Monday and
win resume charge OF her department
this weSk. Mrs. Jobson has been at
the northern lakes since the tragic death
Of her hasband, following which she was
dangerously IN for several weeks.
6ev and Mrs ". H. Rose and charm
ing young daughter. Miss Myrtle Rose,
entertained at a lovely six O'CLOCK dinner
Monday evening. Misses Lucille. Lauret-
Ia and Josephine Rupert and Messrs
Pennington and Reinking, all Of Okla
homa City. Following the dinner there
was an enjoyable musicale.
Tne Epworth league - the First Meth
dist church announces for Wednesday
evening a lawn fete at the residence q
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MeAIaaleI capILaI. ~ - . eIII ;.
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the North to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
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The Sea Girt hooters of he Okl-
homa National Guard viii mobilize la
Guthrie about the 18Th Of August ana
there they viii be put on the United
States pay ron With iransporlatloa
thrown 10 and EXPENSES on the way tol
the shooting grounds
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Material passed through here today
for the interurban road between Guth-
rie and Oklahoma City. 1t will be un.
loaded at Britton
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Miss Rose Chrlsty libTaian al the
Southwestern Normal school al Weather
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Clean cotton rags. Lead
Press Room.
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Report comes from washington that
President Roosevelt will give a de-
cision on the Frantz charges this week
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Tne Epworth league - the First Meth
dist church announces for Wednesday
evening a lawn fete at the residence ~
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LOCAL POINTS.

Join the $4,000 club and boost.
Mrs. Havlghorst is making som,
substantial Improvements TO her prop
erty on Noble avenue
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25 wAITEREssEs WANTED For the
Harvey Eating House. System FOR
transfer to other houses along Santa
Fe Write or apply in person to mama
ger FRED HARVEY, Union Depot,
Guthrie Okla.
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Two women had hair pulling time az
Chckasha end at their trial presented
as evidence handful 81 haid The iuds
gave Them a good lecture and put them
under peace bonds. The case was styled
Womans Rights,
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stamp for the old Guard" 20 write to
Myror Hoyle. The elected member ~ the
Indian Territory executive committee ~
and out where he stands
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, Q Q o Q 90 Q Q Q 90 5000 Q 6
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There is scheme on foot 10 divide
Woods county into thre aarts making
COUNTY scat towns,ot Alva Cherokee and
Fdirvlew
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Some want 10 cou Oklatoma The land
~ the Fair God while othcrs want 10
can Il the -Punchers snte. My
What q difference OF opinion.
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Governor Joseph ". Folk OF Missouri
has accepted an Invitation 10 deliver an
address at the fahQr day celebration la
Tulsa September 3.