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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-05-04

The fight over the postoffice has
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-05-04
Assessor and Collector

You will look comfortable and
will be just as comfortable as you
look if you wear one of those
celebrated Miller Made Suits sold
only in Montpelier by Lorenzo Bur-
goyne. New spring stock now on
hand.
Remember, we keep everything
in the Gents Furnishing line.
LORENZO BURGOYNE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
ELLERs0N PERSONALS

Mr.. Wallace Hughes who lived with
his brother, near Gethsemane. committed
suicide by shooting on Tuesday morning,
May Eth while the remainder of the
family were at breakfast. 1t Is not
known why he committed such rash
act. Mr.. Hughes was of good family
and had considerable means. He was
never married. but lived with several
OF his relatives at various times
There will be charming entertainment
given in Shady Grove hall Whit Monday
night at o'clock. The entertainment
will consist of charades and music. The
lawn party begins at 3 o'clock in tho
afternoon. Refreshments will be sold
on the grounds,
j. r. Morrison, of this place, was called
to Franklin, Va. the latter part OF last
week to attend the funeral Of his niece,
who was burned to DEATH
Misses Elizabeth Stubs and Pearl Tai
ley were appointed last Sunday night as
delegates from Shady Grove Epworth
League to attend the Epworth League
conference, which will be held in Norfolk
from the goth to the 3lst of May.
Mrs. Woody, Of Studley, has been very
sick for several weeks. DR.. A. r, Gray
of Alice, is her attending physician,
Little Marie Melton. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Melton, OF Pole
Green, has been quite sick for week.
Miss Bessie Basket has returned to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
ATLEE ITEMS

At a meeting of the board Of trustees
of Washington and Henty Academy,
which was held on Saturday evening,
May 18TH in the school building, 1t was
decided by the trustees that they would
build two more rooms on to the present
building and have an assembly hall, COW
ering the four rooms; then 1t would then
be turned over to the State for a high
school, which will be great advantage
to the young men and ladies' of Han
over county. At this meeting the twelve
trustees were present; also the superin-
tendent OF schools OF this county. Mr.
II, G. Redd, OF Beaver Dam, and Com
monwealth's Attorney, George r. Haw, OF
Hanover Courthouse,
The latter two gave very instructive
talks concerning the high school and Its
work. All were much disappointed when
they found that It was impossible to
have Superintendent Egglestnn and Mr..
u. II. Russell, OF Fredericksburg, present.
Mr.. Russell came last Tuesday morning,
and inspected the school property,
Children's Day exercises will be held
in Cool Spring Baptist Church on the
first Sunday afternoon In June,
James Reed. Of King William, Is now
the night telegraph operator at this
place
Miss Annie Smith has ret, fined after
pleasant stay with her ulster, Mrs.
Raymond Richardson, IN Asheyille, N, G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
Via-Hayes.

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hayes, Of
Gloucester county have issued Invita-
tons to the marriage of their daughter,
Ollie, to Or. Cary Elphus Via, formerly
of Newport News, now Of Gloucester
county The marriage will take place on
Wednesday, June 9th at the Union Bap-
list Church, Benu, Gloucester county.
Or. Via is a graduate of the untver-
sty College Of Medicine, In this city.
Parker-Jenkins.
Mrs. Harry Jenkins Of Charlottesville,
has issued invitations to the marriage
OF her daughter, Margaret, to Mr. II.
Stanley Parker. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the BRIDES
mother, in Charlottesville, on June 4th
at high noon.
Mr.. Parker and his bride will make
their home at Cid Point.
Queen Of May.
This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, beautiful
May Queen Festival and May Pole Dance
will DO given in Belvidere Hall for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
THERE'S A REASON
NOW FOR THE REASON:

denoe, saved my life and am impressed
that II Is bounden duty 10 mako 1t
known,
For three years ] kept failing with
stomach and liver disorders m,il ! was
reduced seventy pounds from my normol
weight, When ] got TOO los 20 treat
myself, three Of my associate physicpns
advised me to put my house IN order,
for | would be quickly going the way Of
all mankind Just about that time was
put on a diet Of Grape Nuts predlgestcd
food, CurIously enough II quickly began
10 build me up, appetite returned. and In
fifteen days gained six pounds. THAT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
lAL AND


washington sureau.ithea From Prison.
nAnen s' pureau with unconfIned wings
80 thin my gates
Nv 1,A4Y zine Alhea brings
POSTAGE PAIDr at my grates
Daily. with Sunday tangled In her hair
Daliy, wi ndTptnn Snnnnirred to her eye,
WeeKly IYcdnesd s hat fnton In the air,
such liberty. @
Petersburg ng cups swiftly round
~ !. allaying Thames
Daiy' wc,.ho,,, u su1 heads with roses bound,
Sunday oniy.......ts with loyal flaines
(Ycarly subscriplty grief in wine we steep,
3s aalths and draughts go free
:. n nseanacias mat tipple in the deep,
OF March B. 1879, such liberty.
ItL committed linnets
WBDNES'lller throat shall sing
ness mercy majesty,
"A '-------- ries of my king:
------------1alI voice aloud how good
!. Il, +ruelow great should be,
~. ,,,. winds, that curl the flood,
such liberty
m lis do not n prison make,
$50 II bars q cage;
#{t54 Rusiresocent and quiet taase
pr hermitage;
The banaue'e freedom in my love,
merCe last mig my soul am free;
rood fellowshlone, that soar above,
,nony and esuei "oFt p,,,,,o ro,o,,ce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
Weisiger-Little.

The Globe Democrat, published in st.
Louis, Mo-, under date Of May 2oth, says:
The wedding Of Miss Louise Little, ED
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Little, to Mr.. Cary Nelson Weislger, Jr,
recently Of Richmond, Va, was cello
brated Saturday afternoon. May 10Th, In
the home of the brides parents, Alden
Hall" near st. Louis, the Rev. DR.. r. a.
Holland, of st, Georges Episcopal
Church, officiating.
The bride came IN with her father. She
was gowned in white miroire copy over
white satin with garnlture Of lace In
point applique. Her tulle veil was held
with lilies of the valley and she car
ried cascade bouquet of the same
flowers
Her maid Of honor. Miss Margaret
Little was in pink mouseline worn with
a white picture hat trimmed in pink roses.
Flor flowers were pink sweet peas. The
bridesmaids, Misses Majore Ferriss,
Florence Street Mary Weisger, of Viz
ginia, and Mrs. Alden Little had pretty
toilets of Paris muslin, pink and white
mats and great clusters of white sweet
peas.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception. at which Mr.. and Mrs. Cary
Nelson. the grooms parents, were mem
uers of the receiving party. Mrs. w, c.
Little, the brides mother was attired in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

took place In Jetersville Va, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyce are spending part
OF their honeymoon In Richmond,
Mrs, Matte Durrett has returned to
Richmond after n visit to- Mrs. Blanton,
lii fredericksburg.
The Rev. DR.. George w. Mcdaniel Of
THIS city, will preach the bncalnurehte
sermon at Rawlings Institute, Chnrlottes-
vile, OH May 27th..
Mr.. George Mason has returned to
Charlottesville, after a visit to friends
In this city,
Miss Miriam Parker, who has been
Visiting her parents here, has returned
to her homo In Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. virglnius H. Smith, who
spent several days Of last week In Rich
mond have returned to their home IN
Norfolk. u
Miss Beatrice Young, of Newport News,
Is tho guest o. friends here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
NEW CASTLE

Miss Clara Beach expects to return to
her home Sunday,
Mrs. Williams is much better after a
long illness.
Mrs Mary Iewbanks Is quite sick at
her home near here,
Miss IIIlda West and Miss Selma Beach
We're recently snests Of Miss Maria
Lynch, Of New Castle
Mr. John Tnmlin is out again after be-
ing confined to his room for some time on
account of falling out of his dressing
room door on some bricks and cutting his
head and face very badly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

pink net oyer pink silk, Mrs. WelsIger
wore white lace,
The groom was nttened by Mr.. Joseph
Randolph Coffmnn, OF Virginia, as best
mans Messrs. Beverly Randolph, Alden
Little, Henry Ferriss Duncan McCnllum,
Menchein Stewart and William Bowling
Wesiger We're the groomsmen. After n
bridal trip East Mr.. and Mrs, Weisiger
will return TO spend the summer at
ga 1dnn -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
Dr. FED HIMSELF.
FOUND The FOOD That Saved Ills LIE

4 good old family physician with lfe-
time experience IN saving people finally
found himself sick unto death
Medicines failed and-r---but lei him
tell his own story, For the first time ~
my life OF sixly,one years ! am compelled
10 publicly testify 70 The valse OF a
largely ADVERTISED article, and certainly
would not pen these lines except that.
u ysb Ills s M 70 me direct act Of provi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

Newman after a pleasant stap with her
aunt ut Old Church.
Mrs. W. Il. Melton. of Pole Green.
visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs. James
Field near Shady Grove. last Sunday,
Mrs. William Hicks has Just recovered
from an Illness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

started my return to health and really
saved my life,
"A physician is naturally prejudiced
against writing such q letter, but In this
case nm willing 10 declare 1t from the
houselops that the multiplied thousands
who are now suffering as did can find
relief and health as easily and promptly
by Grape-N II they only knew what
to do Sincerely and fraternaly yours"
Name Of this PROMINENT physician fur
nshed by Postum Co, Battle Greek,
Mich.
Look In pkgs. for copy Of tho famous
little book. THE Road TO Wellyil!e,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

this year will include the Monday morn
ing german. the +. X. Society dance on
Monday night, and the final ball on Tues
day night.
The alumni orator this year VIII be the
Rev Robert X. Massie, of the Theoogi-
cn Seminary, DR.. Charles w. Kent VIII
represent the University of Virginia at
the seventy-nfth anniversary OF the
openIng of the University of Alabama,
taking place at Tuscaloosa, Ala, May
%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
Watson-West.

Cards nre out to the marriage Of Miss
sara Florence West, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Othello Jesse West TO Mr.. Hugh
Smith Watson of Newport News. The
marriage will take place on Tuesday after
noon, June 5th, at 2 o'ccloc! at the home
of the bride in Prince George county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
lis do not n prison make,
BusineHocent and quiet Take
Sailed Yesterday.

no CITY in tn 0alled 1cSlcludy'
than Richmthtfnl party of Richmond people
There is anrom New York Yesterday with W.T.,
~. ria Blair to spend several months
corps "h'eh ,pcan travel.
lnonders ma2lair and her friends will land In
different, folTronl that country they will go
There is no les, giving a month TO that pace
: ~ ~ other Italian cities, Another
ers are "o'will be spent on the route from
busy with h London and third will be de-
beneath the, sightseeing in the British Isles.
.,,,,,,o snr,3lair's party includes Mrs. Junius
pu'e Miss Elizabeth Kent King, Miss
Tomato zeatne Copeland Miss Grizelle Mullen,
An old s:ersbirg; Miss Mary Greenhow
..,a,t TN, Mis- Ruth Sublett, Miss Ellie
Miss Nora Chaplin and MI. and
nent III o'ames y, Cannon
dainty maj Bell Perkins and Mrs. Henry c.
merce din are booked to leave by the Cam
,,onders ufor Europe on Saturday next, May
failing from New York.
aaoner.us Tablets in Rotunda.
nond is I beautiful bronze tablets intended
!. h,,h.r .morlalize the students of the Uni
+, - t'e.N' J. of Virginia who laid down their
1t is the IN the service of the ConfederacT,
high hopepace1 on either side Of the south
dear.to G Of the University library at
, Xxx yesterday afternoon. the tablets
peopie !" the gift of the Ladies Confederate
the man'rlal Association of Albemarle
- unwilling of the tablets was the
to''' lion of very impressive ceremonies.
our dltttablets were presented on behalf OF
agreed aadles by the Rev. DR.. John William
p,,bnoo,s and received by President II. \.
rman The orator OF the afternoon
ahsplreu the Rev DR.. Randolph il. NIcKim,
Leigh scWashington, and Captain Mlcajal
Glove DDS presided.
Of Angl The University Finals.
obling sung girls of Richmond, always in
,art rrzted In the University finals, will be
"a sed to know that the final germans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

last moment in favor or one Of the
other candidates.
This is not only true of the clerk
ships and smaller places, but also Of
the presidency, and tonight it may be
tuthfully said that there are but two
candidates being considered for that
position-W. c. Hughes of Oklahoma
City and William II. Murray Of Tish.
omingo, familiarly spoken Of in poll.
teal circles as "Alfalfa Bill"
1t was announced early today that
Henry S. johnson of Perry would not
be a candidate, altho the general opin.
ion heretofore has been that he was
actively in the race. On the contrary,
Col. Tom Doyle Of Perry, who was
considered an active supporter Of
Johnston, came forth as never-give'
up supporter Of Murray of Tishomin'
go.
New alliances have been the order
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

Of the day A delegate who yesterday
was considered in n certain position
is surprising his friends today by be-
ing in an entirely different position
politically, and this is the result Of
the new alliance, The fight for the
presidency has become so earnest, yet
good natured that it is considered a
game in which not only the delegates
but the laymen may take hand, and
the laymen are not backward about
accepting the opportunity offered,
Both the supporters Of Murray and
Hughes are confident tonight
Mr., Murray arrived early today
from Tishomingo and at once got busy.
lie organized his forces and went out
to make new and more friends. lie is
not the man to resent the title o "Al'
falfa Bill" On the contrary, it ap.
peals to him and he tells why he is
so called. In fact, he is doing the
greater part Of his own campaigning
"a John Alden political stunt-not
leaving it to others, Murray is a Tex
an, born just across the Red river in
Grayson county, but he has lived in
the Chickasaw country long time, is
a prominent squawman and was a
member of the Sequoyah constitution
al convention, which met at Muskogee
in 1905. lie is a son-in-law Of Cover
nor d. II. Johnston Of the Chickasaw
nation. lie has the faculty Of doing
the political act we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
HUMILIATION FOR
LOCAL CROKER
CARL DOESN'T LIKE TO TALK
OF NASH INCIDENT
MORE POLICE TROUBLES
Latest Defamation of "the Finest
Not Up to Cruel Authority
Nothing Heard of Nash.

Since last Thursday the where
abouts of Robert Nash, seemly
youth who did some tall stunts for
Carl Campbell, the local Croker, and
for whom Heap Chief Mitchell Of the
town pow-wow did create an office
viz, Lieutenant of Police, have been
unknown. On that date, he laid
aside the evidences Of his Office and
stated that he was going to Sapulpa.
lie was TO have returned on the af-
tenoon train
1t is i'll to speak disrespcctfully of
an absent one, hence the limitations
of his brother officers regarding
Nash s personal courage are not to
be mentioned. However, Carl Camp
bell shows disposition to change
the subject when approached in re-
gard to the incident
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

Hartshorn and Dow, G. W. Clay.
McAlester, Stonewall Avenue, T.
P. 7ubanks, supply.
McAlester, Phillips Memorial, +. @
Goddard.
Albany circuit, c. A. Martin, sup
ply.
Bochito, r. G. Alexander.
Bennington and Boswell, George A
Lovett.
Colbert circuit, ]. D. Rogers.
Caddo and Sterritt, r. G. Adkins.
Twelve Mile Prairie, William Gar
rett, supply
Tishomingo, ]. w. Head.
Pontotoe circuit, ]. II. Miller supply.
Wapanucko circuit, +. Il. Shanls.
Stonewall circuit, J. r. Brooks.
Durant, J. A. Parks.
Atoka, w. W. Crymes.
Coalgate, R. II. Mcvea.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
JOHN O'BR|EN
DIESATNOWATA
PROMINENT GILMAN sUCCUMBS
SUDDENLY
WELL KNOWN IN TULSA
General Manager of Ohio Oil Co..
Had Visited the City of Tulsa
Frequently.

John O'Brien, general manager OF
the Ohio Oil Company, died in a hotel
at Nowata, /. T., late Saturday night
of heart disease. Mr.. 0'Bren's home
was in Lima, o. lie had been in
specting Standard Oil property in the
Indian Territory the last few days.
His body will be sent to Lima for
burial.
Mr.. 0'Brien was in excellent health
when he retired. AT about II o clock
he called for n physician and soon af.
forwards became unconscious. He
died about midnight.
Mr.. O'Bren was general manager
of the Standard interests in indie
pendence, Kas., until eighteen months
ago, when he succeeded the late John
0'Day in the position he held at the
time of his death. He owned oil prop
erty in Kansas and the Indian Terri
tory, and is said to have left holdings
valued at 3 million dollars in his own
game. He is survived by his wife
and two children.
Mr.. 0'Brien was well known in
Tulsa, although he was in the city
but few times. His interests and
position did not demand his presence
here, and on very few occasions has
he paid this city a visit However,
nearly every oil operator of impor-
tance in the city, knew him person
ally, and describe him as an especially
genial man, well liked by everybody,
A friend Of his, who was with him at
the time of his death, was in Tulsa
yesterday and said that Mr. 0'Brien's 5
death was very sudden, He says that
they were talking with each other
less than a half hour before O'Brien
died. The latter went into his room,
turned ont the light, and almost inn.
mediately called out that he was
sick. Inside of ten minutes he was a
corpse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

Thackerville circuit, o. A. Morris
0verbrook circuit, II. L. Baker,
supply.
McMillen Mission, l. W. Arm.
strong, supply.
Ardmore Mission, ]. N. Moore, sup.
ply.
Ravia circuit, j. c. Morris.
President Hargrove college, j. NJ
Gross.
Woodford circuit, to be supplied.
McAlester District.
Presiding Elder, S. G. Thompson.
Mowdy and Herbert, W. p. DON
nell, supply.
Edwards and Craig, ]. II. Godfrey.
Kiowa circuit, j. s. Nicholson.
Wilson Grove and Boggy, s. W.
Richardson, supply.
Canadian circuit, W. II. Long.
Wilburton, 7. @. Minnis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
Michigan VS.. Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-THE eastern
and western varieties of football will
be given a fair test when Pennsyl-
vania and Michigan meet here this
afternoon. Neither team is as strong
as it has been in past years, but il is
admitted by the unpreju.
diced that Yost's Wolverines are ap-
parently a shade the stronger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

Roper.
Fort Gibson and North Muskogee,
William NJ. Spain.
McCurtain and Bohoshe, A. B. c.
Debman.
Coweta and Porter, j. NJ. Hold
ridge.
Wagner circuit, Wiley Smith, sup
ply,
Wagner, A. b. l.. Hunkopillar.
Wan and Webber Falls, G. W.
Martin.
Peggs circuit, to be supplied.
Warner and Forum, to be supplied.
Enterprise circuit, j. W. Davis,
Student Yale university, William
A. Shelton.
Conference missionary evangelist,
p. y. Wicks.
Secretary state prohibition commit.
tee, 4, M. Sweet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
Committees
HERESY CHARGE
Continued from page l.)

Comanche, 7. +. Turner.
Terrell and Ryan, j. j, Shaw.
Hastings, Major C. Dobbs.
Temple, G, h. Hall.
Walter circuit, X. Il. l.. Morgan.
Lawton, Albert l.. Scales, j. L.
Thornton.
Carnegie and Fort Cobb, John +.
Roberts.
Anadarko and Minco. Frank Nail.
er.
Webber and Tuttle, w. N. Vernon.
Chickasha, c. Ii. Magee.
Cement and Ninekah, NJ, l., Allen,
Rush Springs circuit, b. f. Steigel.
Marlowe, II. f.. Snodgrass.
Indian Work, NJ. A, Clark and Pea
body.
Chickasha circuit, w. b. Stanley.
Choctaw Circuit.
Presiding Elder, W. p. Pittman.
Antlers and Mellon, q. i, Mellon.
Hugo, J. NJ. Woodward,
Grant circuit, h. c. Waltice.
Fort Townsend circuit j +. Hen.
dry
Isabel circuit, j. W. Fulton,
Talihina circuit, j. +. Roberts.
Albian circuit, j. f. Gates.
Howe circuit, j. T.. Baillock.
Kuliturio circuit James G. For
sythe.
Bethel circuit, A. S, Williams.
Klamitia circuit, l.. w. Cobb.
Atoka circuit, A. II, Homa.
Chickasaw circuit, j, l.. Hall, and
Louis Volcabert.
Owl corcul, w +. Labley.
Sans Bois circuit, Nelan McCmtain(
Cappell circuit, h. A. MCGOWAN.
Sugar Loaf circuit, Gregg Durant.
kesome circuit, W. d. Fillpott.
Ruse circuit, ST Clair lshmond.
Mangum District.
Presiding Elder l.. l.. johnson.
Mangum, j. &. Fowler.
Mangm circuit, w. H. Leeds, sr.,
supply
Granite and Lon Wolf, c, +. Rob
'rts.
Deer Creek circuit, j. W, Listi-
tire.
Duke circuit, W, A. Nash
Oustce and El Dorado, 0. W. Stew
art and W. A. Decker,
Frederick, W. j. Wilson.
Davidson circuit, c. IL. Armstrong,
Mountain View and Gotebo, Il. +.
Wide.
Hobart, Robert Hudson.
lIcadrick circuit, James l.. James
Elmer circuit, w. j. Hayes,
Altus, A. n Overt
Hollis circuit, IL. b. Ellis, supply,
Kelley circuit, G, N. Moon, supply,
Martha and Blair, g. w. Lewis.
Willow circuit, W. II. Davis.
Oklahoma City District.
Presiding Elder, W. j, Sims,
Oklahoma City, st. Luke's Il. r.
Knickerbocker.
Oklahoma City, Epworth, r. S.
Sutterlield.
Oklahoma City, haywood, C. p.
Cox.
Oklahoma City, Capital Hill, Jesse
Crumpton.
Shawnee, First church, j. l.. Bray.
Shawnee, Trinity, j, H. Savage.
Norman, w. j. Moore.
Guthrie, j. ID. Dick.
III Reno, IL. b. Vauger,
Saltwater and Pawnee, NJ. l..
Moody
Morrison, +. II. Greedy.
Piedmont, James Arvian.
Bristow, Esa Williams.
Stroud, L. L. Monroe, supply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
Ardmore District.

President Spaulding college, I. F,
Brewer.
Ardmore District.
Presiding Elder, w. F. Freeman
Ardmore, Broadway, j. W.. Sims.
Ardmore, Curtis Avenue, M. W.
Whitehead.
Madill, |. X. Waller, w. S. Der.
rick.
Marietta, j. l.. Lawliss.
Oakland and Mannsville, j. G..
Blackwood.
Kingston and Woodville, M. B.
Mckinney.
Cornish and Grady, j. l.. Gage
and r. C. Cain.
Leon and Burneyville, j. X. Haun.
Lone Grove circuit, W. S. Lee.
Cumberland circuit, w. d. Saul,
supply.
Lebanon circuit, J. II. Rowan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
The Crawford Store

For good warm Blankets and
Comforts. Blankets 65c to $40
pair; Comforts Sl.OO to $3.50.