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The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23

license To J. D.. Eckles, Sweet
Springs, in vacation, approx
ed by the Court.
Resolutions on the death of
George w. Latimer, ordered
spread on the records Of this
Court.
Commissioner files survey
of Island In Mo. river in secs.
80, "a and rs, twp. SO, range
10. Also OF island in secs. /,
2 and IL. twp. 81, range 90.
In the matter of petition of
W. M. Wilhite ct al for public
road same Is reported open,
declared u public highwayand
placed in charge OF the road
commissioner Of the district.
In the matter ofSalt Branch
Drainage District Commits
sioners filed delinquent assess
meht and same are ordered to
be cerLi6ed to collector aud
placed on Tax list.
Court adjourned 70 meeiGon
Monday. Dec. 81, 1901.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23
Saline County Students at the
University

For the purpose OF acting
in harmony in promoting the
interest of the University.
the students from Saline
county have organized Il coun-
" club and are sending the
official student paper. the
weekly M. S. U. Indepen-
dent" and the annual ''Savi.
tar" To each OF the four APP
proved high schools of the
county. The students from
this county are:
From Marshall-Misses
Berenice Vance, Emily Al
beitz, and Rachel VanDyke;
M-ss~s. s. L. James,, Sam
Barnett, M. E. Carter, j. b.
Dean, Harry Lane and j.. E.
Redman.
From Slater-H. F.. Bur.
roughs, Fl. X. Rutherford
and S. r. Treet.
From Miami-Miss Mary
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23

township.
Hiram Ferrill, Marshall
township.
Charles M. Hawley, Mar
shall township.
Lawrence w. Haynie,
Miami township.
Joseph d. Edwards, Miami
township.
Enoch Axton, Salt Fork
township.
James E. Hooker, Salt Pond
township.
William Ehlers, Salt Pond
township.
Ordered that commission
rs Treasurer Of Saline county.
for two years, be issued To
John 8. Wilson,, Treasurer
elect.
Dramshop license granted
to Il, Fl. Reineke, Sweet
Springs, for 8 months.
Ordered by the Court that
lone 9th Of tue taxes collect
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23

G.. H.. Burris. j.. ID.
Fristoe and g.. NJ. Jackson.
From Sweet Spring,-H. f.
Nelson and +. g.. King.
From Malta Bend-A. 6.
Robertson.
Two Of the bays, Harry
Lane and II. X. Rutherford
are playing an excellent game
on the football team.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23

mISStOntF view anu report W
this court.
Dram,bOp renewal license
granted u Charles Spring,
Blackburn, for 8 months.
Dramshop license granted
I! Andrew j. Dick. Slater, Mo.
10 months.
Dramsnop license granted
X. LOwenstein ~ 90. Marshall,
Nh. Tor q months.
Dramshop license granted
Lowenstein e. Co. Marshall,
Nh, for q months.
j. A. Walker files monthly
and quarterly reports of col
lection.
Ordered that Island in Mo.
River northwest Of Malta
Bend be sold To Alex Arnold
for the sum Of $50.
Ordered that part of Island
$50 acres south Of quarter
section line in section 22 twp
80 range ~ be sold 10 JAS.
Eubanks for S1S7. 80, and that
part north of SAID quarter
line be sold 10 Eli j. Daniels
for the sum Of SO
Criminal cost bills allowed
in the aggregate sum OF
S315.5S
Ordered that commissioner
view bridge on the road be-
tween sections "a and %, twp
80, rangr %, between lands
of A. and Il. Ransberger and
report.
Bond Of G.. W. Downs for
loan in sum Of $4,000 approved.
Settlement of j. s. Wilson,
Treasurer, presented and APP
proved.
G.. b. Cooper granted per.
mission To build telephone
line in public road in Cam.
bridge Township.
Ordered that warrants be
issued to paupers OF county
as per list on file.
Ordered that William Parks
Frost be recommended for add
mission to Mo. Colony.
Ordered that parties who
are behind with interest on
school bonds be notified u
pay the same.
In the matter OF petition OF
Jas. Howorker ct al for public
road: b. u. Storts files writ
ten statement in regard 10
upeniDg IF same, and warrant
for S225 ordered issued to.
pay for bridge and culverts
ON same.
Ordered that commissioner
view bridge over branch on
east and west road 10 sec %,
twp SO, range 81 and report.
Ordered That commissioner
view bridge ON east and west
road through sec 3 twp 49,,
range %, near line between
secs 2 and 3, and report.
The following parties hav-
ing been elected Justice IF
the peace in their respective
townships, and having com
piled with the law by. fling
their candidates affidavit, were
issued commissions, as fol-
lows
Bascom Diggs, Arrow Rock
township.
John A. Payne, Arrow Rock
township.
Edward v. Davidson, Clay
township.
John r. Hayner, Clay town
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
HARRINGTON.

Miss Matte Smith and Miss Amy Hop
kins spent Sunday with Seaford relatives.
Mrs. Florence Hurd spent Sunday with
FELTON, friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Masten and Mrs.
Thomas Sharpe were FELTON, visitors on
Wednesday.
Miss Leona Waller has returned from
a visit at Masten's.
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Myra Smith,
Mrs. Annie Gordon and children and
Robert Cain spent Thursday at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fleming, Mr..
Refs and Mrs. John Sheldrake spent part
of last week at Rehoboth.
Master Shockley Daugherty and Miss
Marion Daugherty, of Milford, were the
guests of Misses Lizzie and Grace Gordon
on Thursday.
Herman Wright has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Wright.
Mrs. Wood, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stevens.
Many OF our young folk visit Bowers.
Mrs. David Hudson has been entertain
ing her sons from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Viola Holmes and sister have
been visiting town.
Mr. Welch spent Wednesday at Ellen
dale.
Miss Agnes Hubbard visited friends
near Whites last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royd have been enter
tanning friends from Chester.
Charles Richards, aged q years, died of
consumption, July 10Th.
Mr. Reed visited Philadelphia on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jennie Wyatt is on the sick list
Luther Welch, of Bridgeville. and Mrs.
Welch and son, of Glendale, have been
visiting town friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennerly are entertain
ing friends from the city.
Mrs. Lou Collision and friend. Miss
Tale have returned to their home in
Baltimore.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
GREENWOOD.

A jolly party are occupying a cottage
at Bowers Beach. They are DR.. aud Mrs.
9. w. zimmerman, Mrs. Ethel Hunter,
Miss Blanche zimmerman, of Greenwood;
Miss Elizabeth Stidham, of Milford; Mr..
and Mrs. Ward zimmerman of Harrington.
The following were elected teachers by
the board for Greenwood school for the
coming term Principal, Prof. Ernest J.
Hardesty, of Whitesville; Miss May
Owens, assistant principal, of Greenwood;
Miss Katherine Houseman, intermediate,
of Greenwood; Miss Lula Lynch, primary
of Greenwood.
Miss May Matthews, of Glendale, and
Ernest Morris, of Greenwood, were mar
ried by Rev. c. E. Dryden at the NJ. P.
parsonage Wednesday evening.
Miss Lottie Morris and her sister are
entertaining Mrs Nina Wroten, of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Mia Wroten, of Milton.
Helen, the ten-month-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Warrington, died
Thursday evening. Funeral services were
held in the NJ. E Church Sunday morn
ing, Rev. L. W. Layfeld officiating. In
terment at Bridgeville l. O. 0. F. Gene
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Richards, Jr., have
been spending several days at Rehoboth
Presiding Elder Morgan will preach in
NJ. E. Church Sunday even
ng.
Misses Elsie Wiley and Nellie Sharp
re visiting relatives in Delmar
Hugh Morris, attorney-at-law of Will
nington, is the guest of his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. w. w. Morris.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ricards is entertaining
liss Mollie Short.
Mrs. May Belts is the guest of Phila-
elphia friends.
Harry Coates, while driving out of
'wn Saturday night, ran into a buggy
hich turned his carriage over. threw
IN out on his shoulder, thereby break
g his right shoulder blade. DIR. w. S.
unter soon had it bandged up, and he
It for home. At this time he is resting
sying.
Mrs. Minnie Cahall is visiting her
rents in Seaford. GOLDEN ROD.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

An Act proposing an amendment to Section
Of Article V, ofthe Constitution Of this State
by striking out Of said Section all thereof
whlcn requires the payment of money as
qualification to Register.
Be IT enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the State of Delaware, in
General Assembly met two-thirds OF all the
mem bers elected TO each House agreeing
herein):
Section l. That Section of Article V of
Ine Consutptlon OF this State, be and the
same is hereby amended by striking out OF
said Section 4, the following words:
land each voter shall, at the time of his re-
gistratiOn, pay registration fee of one dol
lar, for the use Of the county, where such reg.
istration is paid"
Passed at Dover, the twenty-irst day Of
March, A. ID. 1905.
ISAAC 7. PARKER.
President OF the Senate.
VIM. ID. DENNEY,
Speaker of House
APproyed this the thirtieth day OF March,
PRESTON LEA,
Of Delaware, do hereby certify that the above
ara foregoing Is true and correct cOpy of
Senate Bill No. l6, entitled "An Act pronos-
ing an amendment to Section OF Article V.
OF the Constitution OF this State by striking
out Of said Section all thereof which REQUIRES
the payment Of money as Qualification III
Register" as the same appears on the enrol. |
led Dill nleo In the office Of the Secretary on
State, and approved by the Governor March (
thirtieth, A. d. 1906 which said bill propos
ing such amendment to the Constitution OF 4
the requirements OF the Constitution OF the /
State. - ~
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my hand and onicial seal, at
Dover, this twenty-nfth day OF II
$3.50, July, In the year OF our Lord one Il
lsEALl thousand nine hundred and six. II
JOS. l.. CAHALL,
o-,,. Secretary OF State
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
Delaware Magazine.

A new phase Of lower Delaware jour-
nalism has manifested itself in the pub.
licatiOn Of a new magazine known as
the Delaware Magazine. This new edi-
tiOn is under the personal direction of
Myron g. Harder Of Lincoln City, Sus-
sex county, and is placed upon the
market for the scrutiny Of the literary
critic. The publisher has had the pro.
ject in mind for some time and has
been able to secure some eminent writers
for the new enterprise. That Delaware
is able to support such an effort goes
without saying, and while the edition
has not been critically read, it looks
very much as il the publisher has the
proper magazine idea and that if ap
preciated by the readers Of Delaware
alone it will be successful literary at.
tempt. The initial number has Just
been placed upon the market and sells
for ten cents and will of Course be pro-
durable at all news stands. The maga-
zine, like all others, has its editorial
notes, articles on travel, phys Geological
and biographical sketches on the men Of
to-day, philOsOphy, science, economics,
current events and discussions Oh every
conceivable subject So that when it
is considered that these various sub
jects will be handled by artists in their
specific line, it is easily seen that the
new effort with sufficient support of the
reading public is an assured success.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
Deafness Cannot Be CURED

nv local applications, as they cannot reach
tAe dhe 'sed portion OF the ear. There is only
stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused nv
an infiamed condition Of the mucous iininS
Of the Eustachiaa Tube. When this tube il
infamed you have a umbling sound on i'm
perfect hearing, and when II Is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the infam-
matlon can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed Its normal condition, hearing will be de.
stroyed forever;nine cases out Of Ten are caus-
ed by Catarah, which is nothing but ana In
named condition OF the mucous surfaces
we VIII give one Hundred Dollars for any
eannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure.
Send fer circulars, free F. j. CHENEY, & co.
Toledo, o.
sold by all Druggists, z5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
MT. MORIAH.

The festival that was held on Mt. Olive
Church lawn on Friday and Saturday
evenings was quite a success. Every.
thing was disposed of and everything
passed off so quietly with no disturbance
and a large and well-behaved crowd.
We thank our friends and neighbors for
their liberal donating for such things in
need and in lending a helping hand in
the work, after expenses were all paid
leaving a sum of S4403.
Mrs. Wallace Clark spent last week
with her sister near Cheswold.
J. S. Wix and family, of near Harring-
ton, spent Sunday with 7. e. Ross and
family.
Miss Emma Richards, of Greensboro,
Md, is spending a week with the Misses
Brittinghams.
Miss May Thomas is entertaining COM
oany from Hartly.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
FROM FREDERICA.

Jessie Watson, the little-four-year ole
daughter OF Mr.. Isaac Watson, was seri-
ously burned on Tuesday from falling
backward into a bucket of scalding water.
Peaches and apples are shipped in large
quantities to Philadelphia, via Steamer
Frederica. Many passengers are also
taking advantage Of three trips per week
to visit Bowers.
John Camper is nursing a very sore
hand as a result of a fishing trip. He
ran a catish's fin in his hand and broke
it off. 1t has Occasioned much suffering.
The M. E. Sunday School will go to
Bowers next WednesdayfOr the annual
picnic. A pleasant day is anticipated.
The game of base ball, which was to
have taken place here on Saturday, did
not for the reason that the Smyrna
failed to put in an appearance. A team
is still in existence here, and Manager
Seacord challenges any amateur team in
the State.
Mr.. Watson has secured another baker
to assist him in his business and is now
prepared to supply his rapidlyly-increas-
ing trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall are the I
happy parents of fourteen-pOund baby q
girl born last Saturday. 81
Mr.. Hattie Miller, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her grandparents, John q. Mel Il
win and wife.
Mr.. John P. Wilson and wife attended II
the4aneral of their niece in Greenwood IL
Sunday.
G. w. Price and son and Mr.. Coyle,
of Philadelphia, are visiting George Ol
Blanchard and wife. They are feasting
on snapper and ox-tongue. Id
Miss Emma Camper, of Philadelphia -,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs Camper II
Charles Wingate, of Philadelphia, is pa
visiting his father, T. c. Wingate. Oe
A baby daughter came to brighten the
home of AR. and Mrs. Harry Boone on
Tuesday. go
Florence and Shelby Harrington, of
City, Va, are visiting their IN
aunt, Mrs. Frank Kelly.
Mr.. Joshua Minner is very i'll. sP
Miss Mary Lord and Miss Mary Elliott
)f SeafOrd, are visiting James Lord and inl
wife.
Miss Cooper Manlove is still critically NE N.
Il. MI
Mrs. Thomas Spurry is convalescing
rom typhoid fever. III !,
Mrs. Charlie Seacord has typhoid fever WI,
Mrs. Bessie Kelly, of Philadelphia, is -
listing Capt. and Mrs. Arts. SiS'
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Owing to the extreme heat and threat
ening clouds of last Saturday the tenn.
perance meeting in the school house grove
was not largely attended as was expected.
The address of Thomas Murphy and Rev.
Ralph Coursey were much enjoyed and
from the expression manifested. Prohi-
bition will be heard from at our next
election. Ye of the cid party, you had
better look for your best and ablest can
didates or you will lose those who have
hitherto supported you.
Mrs. Semister address last Sunday
morning here was an interesting one.
The congregation was large and apprecia-
tive. Her vivid portrsayl of the life and
and habits of the Chinese was an eye
opener also the need Of Christian teach
ing for the converted chinese was of para
mount importance.
The Houston Sunday School wended its
way in three wagons and a few vehicles
to Bowers on Wednesday where they
picniced for the day. The day was an
ideal one.
A few of the early varieties of peaches
are coming in for shipment. Early ap-
1les are holding up well in market.
Csntalopes are very late. Will not be
n a rush till the middle and last of Au-
ust.
The colored woods meeting at Williams
lille, closed last Sunday.
John c. Wharton had on exhibition
sveral limbs showing the disease San
ose scale. The affection was peculiar
,me twigs at the tips showed vigorous
nd healthy leaves while the bark and
oOd was dead. Some of the limbs had
lily developed peaches.
Wilbur Jump will attend Conference
cademy this fall. d
Mae Jump will retain her old school at
lurel also Jennie Jump at Williamsville. u
lie Townsend will return at Marvel's. "
so Hattie Vinyard will return to Tharps' n
lool near Harrington. ~
Eugenia Graham will teach at Church II
Mae Jump spent most of last week at {"
hoboth, returning on Monday, she is
W part OF company at Bowers. pa
lizzie johnson is visiting at Rehoboth.
Yrs. P. F. Pfolzgraf is entertaining her
'ther from Brooklyn, New York.
Seorge johnson was home a few days Oh
week. ev.
ieorge COunselman has returned to tbi
ladelphia and will return when the ps,
king of peaches, corn and tomatoes an,
ins. W.
lac McFaul is visiting Townsend. the
'r. Joe Frame was a guest at the par nee
age last Monday and Tuesday. the
Irs. Amanda Graham has been visit lea,
her son Randolph. \
lrs Annie Wilfong and son Willard wit
ut last week visiting Wilmington. ]
Lrs. Anderson of New York, is visit ton
F. S. Hummell. fam
-rs. Babcock and son from upper N
: York State, are visiting her sister Md
Winslow. Ri,
r. Shuman, who has been working NJ
Mission in New York City with his nan,
is visiting Mr.. Beck.
r. Viola Lane of Ohio, is visiting her
r Mrs. W. H. johnson. A
iss Rattle Melvin of Philadelphia, is mali
ing her uncle John Collins. 1ioo,
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
is A Curefor Sickness.

A delicate fragrant
Talcum Powder is a
necessity these days
for almost anybody
especially babies and
ladies, when you use
Talcum Powder get
the hest-ask for By
10. 25c can l5c
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27

All teeth need the
very finest and pHrest
power to obtain the
best results. Colgates
is delightful to use.
1t whitens the teeth.
hardens the sgums and
purihes the breath,
can zoe. Special with
every purchase of this
powder we give free a
cake of Cashmere Bo-
quet Soap-Best Room
Size.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
Sheriffs Sale
By virtue of a writ OF veDditioni Exponas to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Saloon
Saturday. Aug. 4th, 1900,

at o'clock P. NJ, at the Hotel OF Harry B.
Windsor, in Milford. in Cedar Creek hundred
the following real estate to wit.
All that certain lot, tract, piece and parcel
OF land, lying and being situated in Nanticoke
hunrded. Sussex county, and State OF Della
ware. and lying on the public road, leading
from Staytonville to Greenwood, adjoining
lands OfJOshua +. Short and wife, lands late
of Rowland Buell. and John A. Collins and
Others, containing Thirty-fOur So acres OF
land, more or less with a dwelling house, barn
stables and other outbuildings thereon. See
deed record G, G. g. No. 1872 page 875, setc.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
erty OF Richard NJ. Berry and Margaret Berry
and will be sold by
ELIJAH c. LYNCH, Sheriff
Sherif7s Office, Georgetown, July 9th. 1906
10 per cent. Of the purchase money will be
demanded on the day Of sale.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27

Candy relieves that
feeling of fatigue.
There are candies that
make people tired" D."
We never keep that
kind. Our candy is
always healthful, pare
and refreshing, IT'S
Lowney's-fresh every
week.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
GLENDALE.

On Monday night heavy rain visited
here and nearly drowned us out. 1t is
the heaviest rain that we have had and
it will mean considerable loss to the
farmers.
The piling and mine prop business is
the only thing in this locality that seems
to be fourishing, as it gives employment
to every man and woman available and
every team that can be had. Dan Arm
strong has purchased a large pine leaf
from the Stevens estate, near Robbins
and our citizen Arthur Russell, has taken
the contract to cut and load one hundred
ry cars of mine props and is rushing the or
der as rapidly as possible.
Harry Jester has just purchased a fine
pair of mules to increase his capacity.
The l Mr.. Jester is building large barn and
qbles, also an extensive shed for his
PHILADicles.
nia roller clr carpenters seem to be in great de-
fancy, S46Od. George Pettyjohn and James
DItr en have just returned from Milford
7AeFdy. there they have been erecting barn
for David Donovan of this town, on his
Milford property. They are now en-
gagged with Harry Jester. Ainsworth and
Abbott are now in Lincoln erecting a
house for Robert Derrickson Gilbert
Morgan s repairing the interior of our
school houea.
A Mr.. West, Misses Short of George
town, and Nagee of Milton, have been
elected by eur school board as teachers
On Monday evening some one fired
gan at the edge of town, the shot falling
profusely about the heads of the pede-
strians Boys of respectful families are
making habit of tripping people assthey
walk the dark streets and this should be
stopped The names of those doing such
are known and are Withheld on account of
the parents, but if it is not stopped they
will be published.
John G. Wilson lost his one year old
baby boy on Friday last it dying in the
arms Of its mother, while in the Office of
DR.. Teas Funeral was held Sunday, in
terment at New Market Cemetery.
Our venerable neighbor, B. F. Will
liams is again stricken to his bed with
his old trouble.
Miss Bessie Reed with her guests Miss
Jennie Stanton, of Milford and Miss May
Credial of Philadelphia are taking an
outing at Love Point with Mrs. Lena !
Anderson. nr. Bob Ellegood, has joined
them with his hook and line and they
are having great sport. DR.. Bob is an ex-
pert as a MIN rod. PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
c. D. ABBOTT6co.
c. D. ABBOTT co.
Our Regular Mid-JNmmer
Yellow Ticket Sale.
Begins Monday, duly Both,


sore gappre in
ebstgr sandm
me which its
uses is argeyd antedorm
A o bed depended
vel chUilex
cut Specialist
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the store and lex
anime the wonderful bargains, without feeling e
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27

Witch Hazel should
be pure and full
strength, double dis
titled to be effective.
A little of this kind
goes a long way. The
5est witch hazel is the
cheapest at any time
We keep the best.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27

Remember we are
always glad to have
you come in whether
you buy anything or
not. Their E Is a desk
with /: pens, ink and
paper at your disposal
anytime. We'd be glad
to have you use Il.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27
Yellow Ticket
Reduction in Dry Goods Room.

We mention few give you idea of what this reduc
tion sale ~ "N
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27

Remember we are
alwaye glad to have
you come in whether
you buy anything or
not. There's a desk
with pens, ink and pa
per at your disposal
anytime. We'd be
glad to have you use
L
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-27

Telephone this hot
weather for anything
you need. Wen see
that you are supplied
promptly and Efficient
ly. Goods delivered
anywhere at anytime.
Everything guaran.
teed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-07
saIrAlN,s pasMlsa % YEAas oLD
~ AssoeIalea pressl

london, sent 5-rodny Is The seven~
ueth birthday Of Sir Henry Campbell
Ranneruan. the British premier Plans
made 10 celebrate the anniversary We're
abandoned owing to the death OF Lady
Campbell -Bannermon at Manenbad last
week
Sir Henry who has been premier since
last December. has had Ions aud most
distinguished political career Since he
entered politics late ,n the SOS De has
served as financial secretary 90 the war
office. secretary 20 the admiralty. chief
seeretaDi Tor ireland. secretary OF state
for war. and finally premier. siace 1865
he har represented Stirling In ths Liberal
Interest and has been leader of his party
since tne death OF Gladstone Ia 1898.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-07

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