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Department is Kept susy Answering
calls-only Small slazeA

The fire department had two calls
this morning About eleven o'clock
the department was called TO the New
York Hardware store to ertlnguish a
blaze in the alley at the rear Of tie
store. on Oklahoma avenue. A box
containing some glass packed IN ex-
celsior was standing near the back
door of the store building. and was
discovered blazing furlously. threaten
ing to spread 70 the building. u is
supposed that some one threw a cigar
in the rubbish and caused the blaze
with the exception Of the glass, which
was ruined from the effects OF the
heat, there was no damage.
Al hfteen miautes after twelve
O'Clock a long run TO TIC East Okla
homa avenue was made. A bonfire in
back yard there. which had got be
yond control OF the neighbors, was the
trouble. The ere was extInsuibhed BY
the departmers and no damage what
eyer nohp' - ~ " tihb.1l ~
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NosoDv SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Guthrie Men and
Women, old and Young Alike.

Kidney Troubles Attack Guthrie Men and
Women, Old and Young Alike.
Kidney his seize young and old aliiSe-
Quickly come and little warning give.
Children suffer IN their early years-
Can't control tho kidney secretlons.
Girls ars languid. nervous suffer pain.
Women worry. cant do daily work.
Robust men have lame and aching
backs
Old folks weak. rheumatic. lame
Endure distressing urinary Ills.
The cure for man. for woman. or for
child
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
cure ali tho varied forms OF kidney
suffering.
GushrIe testimony guarantees every
box.
Mrs. J. F. Cotton. Of so7 W. Afansur
ST.. Guthrie, Okla. says: MY husband
,lsed many different remedies in his at
tembts TO correct the too frequent action
iof ne Kidney secretions. This trouble
icausod him a good deal OF annoyance.
and Doan's kidney Plus. which may be
gotten at J. n. Wallace's drug store.
were the only medicine that gave him
sat4sfacto-y relief. / am at present US
ing them on my boy who ia troubled with
a bladder weakness. From their efec-
tivaness In Mr. cott0n's case I have ev-
cry confidence Ia your remedy"
Far sale ~ all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
ftates
hsInfnibsr the name-D Doan's--and
tslss 20 psbsr
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BELGIUM'S MONARCH
STILL ACTIVELY CON.
trolls HIS KINGDOM
MORALS SOMEWHAT LAX
But Great in Executive AbiI.
ity and Diplomacy.
(By Associated Press.)

Brussels, April 9.--KIng Leopold,
whose eyesight has improved sunici-
emily to permit him to resume active
work in connection with the govern
ment OF his kingdom and the manage
ment Of his colossal financial ventures.
was n years old today. So far as the
public was concerned the day passed
without observance, the only recogni-
ton Of the anniversary being clos
ing OF the government offices and the
display ~ flags on public buildings.
Despite the unsayory repute Of the
king because OF his financial sransac-
tions and his moral shortcomings.
everyone both within and without his
domains gives him credit Tor his abili-
ties as an executive and diplomat
and for his tireless energy. At three
score aud ten King Leopold Is as
active as he was at so. He has re-
tained his health and an amount Of
youthful ylgOr and energy quite re-
markable for man of his age The
somewhat unusual arrangement OF his
everyday liie being an almost equal
intermingling OF physical exercise AMI
intellectual labor-suits the king be-
cause he works rapidly and makes
prompt decisions. This. added 10 his
encyclopaedia range Of knowledge, en-
ables him TO perform IN two hours an
amount of work that the employees Of
hls household. as they themselves ae
knowledge. would take a day 70 ac,
complish
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veloped and broadensd, and her musical
horizons have widened
The following is the program for Nine.
Nordieas concert:
Somnambula CGrande Fantasic ........
..... ...... ... Bellini- Thalberg
Slgnor patrlcolo.
Elizabeth Aria Cfrom TannehauserJ J..
........ ,..... ... Richard Wagner
Nine. Nordlca.
(a) Now Sleeps the Petal ......Quiltcr
Cb) Angels Ever Bright and Fair. Handel
tc) Loves springtime ....... Hammond
Nine Nordlma.
(a) Nocturne Op s. No. ? ..,,.... chopin
% Polonaise Op. SO .......... Chopin
signor Patricolo.
{ Arlette ..rr--..,,. ...-....s.s- Nldel
tb) 81 mes Ners ..-.s......,...-... Hahn
(c) a toi Observation-Disclosures. Bernbere
Mime. Nordica.
Toreadore ct Andaiuse .s..... Rubinstein
from Bal Costume.J
Signor Paricola.
(a) I'm Kahn ....................... .Greie
OBJ Ssrenade ...,..,..... Richard Strauss
(c) Waldeagespraeh .......... schumann
Nine. Nordica.
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a ssoTHsR's re,surE.

For years / have urged my brother
Fr,nS Dixon, to enter The Lyceum field.
His fecture an "The Man Against the
Mass" is OF marvellous power. Against
the pirit embodied Ia our national in
stitutions are leaguad the forces OF eco
nomic reaction which threaten 10 change
the character OF our government. un-
settle the home tradition. an test the
moral fibre OF that Anglo Saxon indi-
vdualism which has made America a CO.
lossal power This Is the burning ques-
tiOn Of the century. He has made i a
life study. and that with the warnest
sympathy for those who toll He * now
in the maturity Of splendid intellect;
he has lived, struggled suffered with the
people; he has a burning message. and
he knows how TO deliver Il. His truths
are vivid as lightning flashes. He Is elo-
quont magnetic thougatful ana holds
his audience from start 10 1nish.
THOS DIXON. Jr..
Author Of The Leopard's Spots. .
New York
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Lads to Madness u not RsmsdIed in
Tins.


Experiments satisfied me. somo Q
years ago" writes Topeka woman.
that coffee was the direct cause OF the
insomnia from which 1 suffered torIaby,
as well as the exirema nervousness and
acute dyspepsia witch made life a most
painful thing for me.
a had been "A cOnee drinSer since
childhood. and did not ike 20 think that
the beverage was doing me an this harm.
But Il was. and the time came when
had 10 face the fact and protect myself.
I therefore gave IL rp, abruptly and alb
solutely. aud adopted Postum Food cof-
fee sor my hot driDk al meals.
Il began 20 note Improvement IN
my condition very soon after took on
Postum. The change proceeded grad
ually, but surely. and Il was a matter Of
only q few weeks before found myself
iIelSereiieVed--the nervousness passed
away M digestive apparatus was re-
stored 10 normal efiiciency. and I be-
gan 70 sleep. restfully and peacefully.
These happy conditions have contiu-
ued durinx all OF the years. and / am
safe " saying hat I owe them entirely
70 Postum Food Coffee. for when bsgan
10 drink Il i ceased 70 use lnediclnes.' %
Name siftH ~ fosfum co.. Hlittle creek.
Aoolnsl stsf4 .ea8lifA~ p. =
HteEa A 0ason. Read TIE little book
The Road 70 MELVILLE" Ia pkgs.
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NoeOlcA's GREAT CONCERT.
Program to be Rendered BY Prlma Donna
at Oklahoma City.


Madame Nordica. who Is TO sing az The
Oklahoma city Music Festival. Tuesday
evening April "a, win please more peo-
pie than any other great singer that the
manager could have brought 70 the city.
She not only sings the greatest songs
Ia tha sweetest possible manner she also
sings the simplest songs Ia the most
pleasing ana touching way, stirring the
heart Of her hearers with the simple
effective rendering OF the old melodies.
For encogas she sings such songs as
''Way Down Upon the suanee River
Nine Nordica stands today on ped
estai Of her own. The greatest dramatic
soprano of the day. possessed of all tha
rarest musical gifts. the pet Of every
opera house IA Eurooe and Tie idol Of
New Yoriss exclusive st thai Ills the
golden horseshoe az the Metropolitan
opera house. She Is a master OF tine
truest artistic Interpretations. she Is the
oest-equipped vocalist In the musical
world.
Always delight 10 the eye. she was
never more 50 than she 5 today In
superb health. she Is physically az typ
fcfl a. rdanEhfeIt,ofll lho s01ss A. she Is
the very queen OF song
Nordica Of today Is a different artist
from The NQpdlca n a i, feN.. yesrs aao,
A. great az sI'1 vas f'Iki she Is q. !.
much greater today. Iltf art ~ o.
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ooLl cAsE coMss up.
az AaeoeIated Pres..l

(By Associated Press.
Milwaukee. Wis, April s.-The ease
against Henry @. Coll. former assistant
cashier Of the First National bank who
Is charged with helping 10 loot the hank
was called today IN the Unitea states
district court Coll h indicted on sew
enty- three counts and the Indications
ara that the trial viii be a IonK one.
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CAROLINA RED MEN.
CBy AssoeIaled Pressl

(By Associated Press.)
Newberry. g G. April 9Every trail
leading into the eitg has been crowded
With the Indians to attend the annum
session Of the Great Council Of the Inde-
pendent Order OF Ped Men OF South
Carolina. Ths city Is gaily be3ecked
with flags and All the business houses
have decorated their windows la honor
Of the visitors. The formal opening ses-
sion takes place this evening with tha
conferring OF the Poooaontas degree. The
business sessions viii be gin tomorrow
moraing and continue drought the day
ana evening The attendance Is unusually
nrEe.
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D. E. 6 G. TO KIOWA KAS.
Line to be Completed This
Week - New, Train
Schedule.

Within >he next few days the Denver.
Enid x Gulf railroad, win reach Kiowa.
Kansas This win be Of particular in
torest TO the travelling pubnc. rs it re-
duces mileage they were heretofore com
PEELED to travel, when reaching points
on the Panhandle and Pceos valley di-
visions Of the A. 7 & $. f. Ry. from
various parts OF ths territory
Connections viii be made with all
trains Of that line north and south at
Kiowa, and north and south at Gu,nrie,
making the best train service IN the
West.
This line passes through the lest por-
tton Of Oklahoma Territory, crossing the
great Saline reservation. the wonder OF
nature. yet to be explained by man.
Their service ANA track is of the best
and the travelling public should take ad-
vantage of the cut-on when desiring to
reach that part of Uncle SAINTS domain
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PERSONAL
NJ IGNITION

Mrs. G. W. Bruce went to Perry this
morning.
Dan Hoover is in Orlando few days
on business.
DR. R. Y. smith spent sunday at-ok-
iahoma City
A. II. Huston is in Perry today at
tending court.
August Gerfen returned this morning
from LorlSridge.
r. F. McKennon went TO Perry this
morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Gregg ara here
today from Emporia.
Lee Billings lsrt on the morning train
for Montrose, Colorado.
S. S. Snyder. local contractor, came
up from Oklahoma City today.
j. ]. Houston spnd sunday with his
family at Edmond. returning this morn
ing.
L. f. Cahill. the affable deputy county
clerk OF Kiowa county. is in the city
from Hobart. Business is fairly rush.
ing In our ba.liwick." said Mr.. cahin
''whiie politics are steaming up. Every
body appears to be making preparations
TO greet statehood"
George II. I.aing. deputy district court
clerk Of Kingfisher county. and one OF
the brawest Scots that ever made u bag
pipe howl. IL in Guthrie on official busl-
ness. Mr.. I-aing is one of the original
'S9ers and Is taking an active part In the
preparations for the proposed celebration
OF the anniversary OF the Oklahoma
opening.
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pAwHyskA Has seoRr FEVER.
Usage Nsslon Capital City Going ia
Strong for Athletics.
special to DAILY Leader.

TI"I7lI 70 I7NIIT I70~ITI7
Pawhusks. Okla, April 9.-The
Eagle lodge OF this place. No. 1871.
orsaalze1 baseball team last week
and are now ready 10 accept the chkl-
lense Of any team in rndlan Territory.
Oklahoma or Kansas, They think
they have one Of the pest teams IN she
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swiit's PREMIUM Bacon--with Brook
fiald Eggs poached on toast. what an
appetizing suggestion for Easter break
fast Make il reality by ordering az
once from your dealer. DO IL today.
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sLocurloMlsTs IN SESSION.
an Assoclated Presa.l

Niagara Fails n. y, April 9.-The
New York State Association OF Elocu-
tionists met IN seventh annual conven-
tlon here today and viii remain In ses-
sion over tomorrow. Many OF the fore
most instructors OF the state are In at
tendance.
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pevrs Island Torture

Is no worse than the terrible case Of plies
that afflicted me 10 years, Then 1 was
advised to apply Bucklen'a Arnlca Saive.
and less than a box permanently cured
me. writes l.. $. Napier, OF Rugiss. Ky.
Heals all wounds Burns and Sores like
magic. Csc AZ All Druggists.
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The week Is frightened by the affgir
given this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Chas. c. Knelsly on North Broad street
by the Acorn club, complimentary TO
Miss Valentine. OF BeuniNgton Vermont,
who has spent tho winter with her sis
ter, Mrs G. r. Peck, and has done SO
much to add 10 the pleasure OF the Acorn
club meetings, The han and parlors
wera beautifully done IN pms and white.
the flowers being peach and plum blost
SONS and narcissus the latter aiso be-
Ing used as fav0rs The whole interior
had a sprhls-lilse appeamnce. and IN
fresh fragrance OF the flowers, the beiiu-
tiful gowns OF the guests and the charn
Of the rar young honor guest made the
occasion "a memorable one. Miss Nalep-
tine Will soon return 10 her home IA the
far away New England STATE, and "a or
der thnt she might have tangible me-
mento OF the pleasant occasion, aud al
! so as reminder OF the esteem ana kind
4 ~ rernrd Ia which the Acorn member.
will always hold hsr. the hostess pre-
seated TO Miss Valentine an elegant sil-
yer souvenir Guffr'e spoon. In the din
ing room rt fiye O'cIociS delicious lunch
con WAS served. The club member,
were preseht and these guests Mrs
/ Edward kan OF Kansas city. former
member % the club, and Miss Bishop
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Its equal as curative agent does not
exist. SO perfect Is the medicinal ac-
tion as to challeng, the admiration OF
the medicinal profession Such Is Ho-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents.
Tea or Tablets. C. r. Renfro.
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Nslls cstherlns Hunysn.

President Mrs sara s. Platt Decker.
1860 sherman Ave. Denver, Colorado.
First Vice President, Mrs. Philip n.
Moore, 1925 LaFafette Ave. ST. Louis.
Missouri.
Second Vice President Mrs May Al
den Ward, 2si Dartmouth St. Boston.
Massachusetts.
Recording Secretary Mrs. John Dick
inson sherman, 4ei4 Lake Ave, Chicago.
Illinois.
Corresponding Secretary. Miss Louisa
b. Poppenheim 81 Meeting ST., Charles
ton. South Carolina.
Treasurer. Mrs. Percy Y. Pennypaeker.
2606 Whitis Ave, Austin, Texas.
Auditor. Or. Sarah II. kendall. The
Arcade, Seattle, Washington.
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Special attention given 20 ladies and
beginners in both day sessions at skat-
ingi rink, i5c a session. Night session.
85c
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Elks and ladies viii have exclusive
use OF wrighrs skating rink wednesday,
April n. after 10 .. M.
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UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS
REUNION, NEW ORLEANS, Ia
~ {
THE FRISCO
YHs FRISCO

" - sla,ls,
for the abOvs occasion viii sell round
trip tickets "a Il very low rate. Tickets
one sale April se 2s "a. ana carry hnai
return limit of May 7. Rate open 20
everybody This is your chance 10
the sunny South.
For uii Information see The Frsc,
agent or address.
r. r.. CLARK.
Div. Pass Agat
Wichita Sas
u. c. FARRINGrON
rrav Pass. Agaf
oklahoma City. ox-a
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An athletic organization was effect
ed here last week with the following
directors: John Palmer. presidents
A. W Hurley, vice president: Rdx
Foster. secretary and treaspren "A.
n Rubie and d. Jones The nare u
the association win be The Pawhuslia
Athletic Association and is object Is
70 make Pavhaska one Of the ltading
athletic cities In Greater Oklahoma.
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Territorial Federation.
Fresident-Mrs. A. @. Scott. stlil-
water
First vice presldsnt-Mrs Riddle,
Chickasha.
Second vice president--AIrs. Ledbet-
ter. Ardmore.
Recording ses-etary-Mrs. p. r. King.
Newkirk.
Corresponding seeretsry--Mrs. Ray.
Saltwater.
Treasurer--Miss Maude DeCou. Aiva
Auditor. Mrs. e. NJ. Clark, Pawnee.
city Federation.
President, Mrs. w. A. Frasier.
Vice president. Mrs. Horace speed.
Recording secretary, Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. William Blincoe.
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Federatlon Meetino.

edcraNion Meeting.
Tho regular quarterly meeting Of the
City Federation of Women's clubs was
held Saturday afternoon at the library
club rooms. This was the first meeting
Of the year 1906. Mrs W. a. Frasier.
the newly elected president presided ana
delivered short address m winch she
outlined the many things the Federation
hoped TO accomplish within the rlmain-
ing Mac months of tho year Mrs Fral
ser spoiSe especially of the need OF q
greater interest in tho humane worl0
AS summer approaches there becomes
q greater demand ON the humane orr
ganization." said Mrs Frasler Most
people have an idea that animals only
suffer from hunger and exposure during
THE winter How absolutely erroneous
this supposition is may be easily proven
The greater suffering in tho animal
world occurs during she hot weather
Only last summer the society was COM
PEELED to interfere and secure an order
compelling produce dealers so care hu-
namely fSf fowls which were kept at the
stores Tor market number OF in
stances OF maltreatment OF horses were
also looked after by the society Il is
the duty cf the federation to encourage
aud assist this kjndred organization, and
! urge upon the club members the Inn
portance Of remembering this and TO act
promptly when the opportunity presents
itself"
President Mrs Frasler. ex-Prcsident
Mrs, Frank Dale and Mrs. William Bin
coe We're selected as delegates to attend
the national biennial convention Of wo-
mems clubs, which = held AT ST. Paul,
MINI. May n. Mrs. o. r. Fegan, Mrs.
Emma Miller and Mrs n NJ Carter
We're elected alternatcs.
The reports of the various committees
were then considered. The chairman OF
The flower committee reported that with
in "a few weeks the committee would ar
range 30 give an entertainment, the
funds secured 10 be added to the money
appropriated By the federation for the
prizes TO be given in the school chill
dren's garden contest, II was also ,s.
cided 10 establish a federation buront
at Island park during the Epworth as.
sembly IN June. Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Em.
ma Miller and Mrs N NJ. Carter wer.
detailed to confer with the assnnlhi,
management regarding this bureau
I, Al the next quarterly meeting. II
July, Il Is proposed 20 prepare a shor
program, to be given before The bust
ness session. Mrs. c. IA. Barnes. Mis-
Goodrich and Miss Nora J. cooney wsr
appointed committee to armnge tn
program.
Mrs. c. r. Brooks gave a chnrmingi
appointed luncheon az one O'clock ,rhurs
day complimentary 10 humber n
Guthrie friends who came down Wed
nesday 10 see sarah Bcrnhardt Earl
spring blossoms adorncs The table an
Miss Amy Brooks assisted her mother
There We're present, Mrs FInsier, Mrs
Geo Billngsley. Mrs. Fegan AID Mr.
Lyon. Of Guthrie Mrs. =. l.. Turner
Mrs Oscar Halseii. Miss Turner and Mis
iarrell.-Oklahomsl city Times-Joufnai
) Mrs. j. C. Hohus entertained the Kar
tenspiel club Saturday afternoon. Mr.
l.. F. Leach, Jr.. won the. prize. Guest
playing and az luncheon included Mis-
Pearle Farrow, OF Ariasesas city; Mes
DANES charlas F.lson. ~ "A. spualocl
Ten Walton. Eva Borland and Il. {
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TWO RUNS THIS NOTHING.

ase suspsndsrs 100 To-Day, ps,sr..n'..
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Everybody works but father he skates
az wrights rink
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The members Of the saracenosca club
spent an enjoyable evening with Mss
Nathalla Wright Saturday. The lesson
in Turkish manners ana customs was
croonod and then the chatting dish was
brought forth aad luncheon Of delicious
dainties such as can only be manufac-
tured BY school girls was served IN three
courses
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A. II. Huston is in Perry today at
tending court.
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PROSPECTUS.

Monday
8 h Ia afnoo to the
"A
b he
W. a. enter IN aha evening.
in a roans
In me
Lesson subject "rhackerys Personality"
Frday
Eude in the afternoon beethoven pro.
be
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Judge and Mrs. Frank Dale. Miss Al
b,na stevens Miss Niblaek. Prof Hen-
nessey and George satterthwaite retmn-
ed Sunday from Wichita where they att
tended the Bernhardt performance.
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DR. r. Y. smith spent sunday at ok
lahoma City.
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snyder AIRS. Leach cnteuans the club
j a week from next Saturday.
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T. F. McKennon went TO Perry this
morning on business.
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Mrs. j. c. Hodus entertained the Kar-
tenspiel club saturday afternoon. Mrs.
l.. f. Leach, Jr., won the. prize. Guests
playing and az luncheon included Miss
Pearle Farrow, OF AriaPsas city; Mes
DANES Charles F.lson. ~ a. spuaoek.
Ten Walton. Eva Dorland and II. e.
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j. J. Houston spnd Sunday with his
family at Edmond, returning this morn
ing.
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August Gerfen returned this morning
from LoplSridge.
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S. S. Snyder. a local contractor, came
up from Oklahoma City today.
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Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Gregg ara here
today from Emporia.
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Dr. France- Wood who visited Mrs
Eager here week or two ago. will da-
liver a suffrage lecture ia Chandler on
the evening OF April u.s.
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Mrs. Alva 6 Baldwin ana two chill
dren. Grace and John. have gone 10 Per-
ry to spend Easter week with relatives.
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Lee Billings lsrt on the morning train
for Montrose, Colorado.