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FINLAND.

Passengers from Finland were re-
fused passage to New York on the
Hellig Olaf, on the ground that they
might be infected with cholera.
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SWEDEN.

The king and queen of Sweden are
expected to arrive at Windsor castle,
Nov. 16.
The double-tracking of the railway
between Stockholm and Upsala has
been completed. - T.
A. Anderson, laborer, was burnt
to death in fire at the Batskarsnas
saw-mill, near Lulea. II.
Olof Nytorp near Skane, found
eight potatoes in his field which
averaged over one pound each. ~ =
The strike among the men en-
ployed on the public works of Malmo
is thing of the past. The strikers
were beaten, and they are glad to
get chance at their old jobs.
About $4,000 children attended the
public schools of Stockholm last year.
The corps of teachers consisted of
ia men and 7S5 women. About "a
per cent of the children of school
age did not attend school. The run
ming expenses of the schools averaged
$32.17 per pupil.
Some CHASTITY finds were made in
excavations which are going on where
the Klara parsonage, Stockholm, had
been standing Under the floor of one
of the rooms was found several human
skeletons covered with a thin layer
of gravel The position of the bones
plainly showed that the bodies had
been placed there. In the middle ages
the building was used as a monastery
and afterwards there was an ill-famed
hotel at the same place. According to
hearsay people were lost in this vicin
ity hundreds of years ago.
Lolita, a she moose which had been
trained for races, was to take part
in the horse races at Lindarengen
Stockholm, but the innovation was 8
fiat failure. The animal would make
q short squirt and then subside into
an ordinary gate which made the
spectators think of a funeral process
sion. The new intruder also made the
horses nervous and skittish. A large
crowd had ga red to take in thu
new fun, and did actually ge
fun out Of the. alton, but not o
the kind that Management hat
calculated on. #
The railway 'tment has or
dered 10 sleep IS. the orders be
ing distributed .hree factories
! The cost Of ca to be $14,175
and they are 1eliyered befor'
June i 1909.
One hundred and thirty-six hea,
Of cattle and a number OF hogs wer
burnt to death at a fire on the Stor'
! Lund estate in Ledsjo parish, no
far from Lidkoping.
The private library Of the lat
statesman, Sven Adolf Hedin, wa
sold at public auction : few day
go.
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Trolley Cars Collide.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 19.-Three
northbound trolley cars on the Troost
avenue line crashed together at Thir-
teenth street and Troost avenue here.
About fifteen persons were injured
in jumping.
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HEAVY Fire Loss.

Elkader, Iowa, Oct. .1s.-The town
of Edgewood suffered a $35, 600 fire
and there is no accounting tor it's orig
in. About a. m. the buildings owned
by D. T. Smith and E. @. Lane were
discovered on fire. Before anything
could be done seventeen buildings
were in waste. Twelve firms were
put out of business.
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Life Sentence.

Little Falls, Mimi, oct. II Mrs.
Mathilda Gollnik, whose trial has been
on here for a week, and who s
found guilty of the murder of :.
husband in the second degree.
fenced to life imprisonment.
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VIM. J. BROWN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Omce-3nd Floor First I'M tional Bank BUILDING
WARREN, MINI.
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D. BERNARD, v. S.

VETERINARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Has practiced nineteen years in Warren.
WARREN, MIMI.
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E. T. FRANK, M. D. G.

Graduate OF Chicago Veterinary College.
Sost Sraouate Kansas City Veterinary College,
"emoef 0alnn. State Veterinary Med. Assn
WARREN, MINI. ~
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TWIN CITY MARKETS.
Minneapolis, Oct. 10.

Minneapolis, Oct. 10.
Whgat-No. northern. s1.O2; No.
2 northern, s1.O0; Dec. $1.0OA. Du-
rum No. /. 88. Oats-No. white. 42c;
Barley. No. 8, 55. Rye No. 2. Tic:
Corn-No. 3. 73c. Flax-No. i. S1.2G
Duluth, Get. 17.No. North n $1.01
Dec. $1.O1
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South ST, Paul, Oct. 10.
Cattle Steers. $500 and $3.50,
cows $500 and $500. Hogs $5.O5
and $5.16. Muttons, $3.50: lambs,
81 Is.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

Sorrow came into the home OF our
townsman H. A. Harrison and wife
Sunday when a message was received
telling them of the death OF their son
Homer who had been employed as a
fireman on the Frisco train. with head
quarter at Sapulpa
Homer Harrison met his fate with
one other w H. Posten Of Monette
Mo-. IN the passenger train wreck on a
high trastie across Spring creek. eight
miles west of Bri tow at i.iO on March
"a. The engine plunged forty feet
into the river the baggage and mail
ears aud the first coach plunging upon
it. In the wreck one was fatally hurt
Six more or less injured and scores of
lives imperiied Mr. harrisons body
was found lying thirty feet from the
engine and taken to Sapulpa where the
body was cared for by his friends aud
il was brought to his parents home
in saltwater Monday Accompanying
the remains to this city We're. II. c..
Paxton. Charlie Sanor. NJ. Landruth.
Jimmie Walker. George Shields. Fred
Morgan, S. NJ Moulder and Misses Ger.
trude Davis and Ethel Mouldcr, arriv-
Ing on the morning train and the par
ty turncd in the afternoon. Still
water Advance Democrat
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Drew Jones died Tuesday morning
very suddenly al bis home on the al
berty farm, southeast OF town. az the
age OF about g. years Mr. Jones had
been troubled foc some time with rheu-
matisin and Il is supposed hat the dis.
ease had reached his heart causing
his death Mr. Jones ate breakfast AS
usual that mornins but afterwards
went 20 the bedroom and lay down
upon the bed where he died few
minutes later Wesiyille Democrat
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crabtreeKino.

Mr. and Mrs n. A. King announce
The marriage of their daughter. Miss
Maude, to James Radford Crabtree.
The happy event occurring Sunday.
March Is, at the home OF the brides
parents near ColoGy. the Rev c. H.
Spann of this city officiating.
The high contracting parties are
among the best and most popular peo-
pie of Colony The bride is the accom-.
plished daughter of Mr. T. A. King.
one Of the best known Of our citizens.
The groom has been for some years
in the banking business at Colony,
holding the po.ition OF cashier In the
state bank OF that place. is a young
man OF exemplary habits and sterling
wol n. The Beacon extends congratu-
lationa on their happy union and wish
es them a life of great prosperity and
happinc -Cordell Beacon
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Dad of John Rills.


Mr. Bills who died Thursday. bore
hi sickness with patience, considering
his intense suffering which lasted
twenty-five days He was taken sick
away from his home and was never
able to return. but died at the home
of his sons
His children were all (except two
sons and daughteD present 10 wit.
Aess his death; those two were pre-
vented by sickness
Mr.. Bills was born in Tennessee IL
'Ne year 1872 died in Washita coun-
W. Oklahon 1908, at the age Of 81
ears. He was the father of eleven
hildren, ten of whom are living. lie
has been a member OF the Christian
church ever since about the age OF ~
or IA years. He lived true to his
church. being a kind. loving father to
his children. and sociable, generous
hearted man to his ne e'ghbors and
many friends Cordell Beacon.
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Latham. Kjmble Wedding.

Spccial to Daily Leader.
Walters, March 2z.--At the residence
lot Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Latham
their daughter. Martha Mae. was unit.
led In marriage so Floyd K Kfmble az
high noon at their home in Walters
Miss Latham Is one Of the charm
ing and accomplished young society
ladies Of Walters
Mr. Kimble IS the cashier of tho
Citizens Bank OF Geronimo and one
Of the bright aud progressive young
business mon of the county He was
o. the hardware business connected
With the Kimble Hardware company
at lawton until short tinle ago when
the company retired from business and
entered the banking field
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Killed Rv the Train.

Allen Castor, the 17-year-old step
son Of Mr. b. c. Coger, oied Tuesday
night from the effects OF injuries re.
ceived Monday evening while attempt
Ing to cross the Rock Island track in
front OF the southbound passenger
train. The tain hit the rear wheel
of the wagon, throwing him out, break
ing his arm and injuring him internal
ly, from the effects Of which he died
in great agony the following night
Apache Review.
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Last Saturday afternoon at about 8
O'Clock all that was mortal of Mrs
Lula King passed into the great be
yond She had been sufferer for
many years aud her death had been ex-
pected many times
Mrs. King had been a resident OF
Marietta and vicinity for a good many
years and was known by all our peo
pie, She was about 80 years OF age
and leaves two children
Services were conducted at the fam
ily home Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock by Rev Miller, pastor Of tue
Baptist church. of which church de-
ceased was a member
The burial took place shortly after
the services at Lake View cemetery
and was conducted by the WoOamen
Circle of which order she was a mem.
ber-l.oye Co lManetta) News.
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In Osaqe Country.

On last Sunday morning Rev H. E
Frohock united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents, Miss
Laura Conway and Everett DeNoya.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs A. W. Conway and one of the
most popular members Of the young
'ii rpcial circles Of Pawhugka. The
sfSSm is the son OF Mrs r. L. Breed
ing, and is a splendid young man. They
left on sunday for Seattle, Wash.
where they will make their future
home. Pawhuska Capital.
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Died.

After bad health fcr a number OF
years but suffering Intensely The last
three DAYS of abscess on the brain
death came to the relief If John kllt-
senbaker Mr. Klutsenbdker was
born in Germany 81 vsars ago. spend
ing his time i'm this country in Penn
has been here since 1896 lie united
1894 He left four children
William Frank. Edward aud Anna
May who live in this vicinity.
Three children preceded their father
to the grave. George dying about two
months ago at Eureka springs .as
other two being buried in Kansas.
saltwater Advance Democrat
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Moseley Dead.

J A Mos'sley died at his home on
the west side last night The funeral
win be held sometime tomorrow. 81
relatives that are on the way reach
here in time.
Mr. MOseley's death was not unex-
pecied, as he has been failing for some
time with consumption.
The deceased was about 80 years
old. lie leaves wife and three small
children. Grant Co. pond Creek
News
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g. w. Coffey better known as
Father Coffey, was born ia Kentucky
in December, 1917. and at the age
OF q was converted to the christian
religion and joined the Methodist
church For SO years he gave the
best part OF his life to God and the
church and az all times was ready
Tor sacrifice or service. Death oc-
CURED Thursday morning. lnterment
took place in the cemetery Friday
afternoon, Rev II. II Everett offic-
iating. Lexington Leader.
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-Four Pair in KAY County.

EARNEST Spufgeon and Miss Cora
Wilson of Washunga were united in
marriage March l6
Wilbur Ogle and Miss Adalie Rich
ard OF Tonkawa were united in mar.
rlage March IA by Judge Duvall.
Jimmie Newman and Miss Nellie
McNet both OF Kaw City, We're mar
ried March l6 BY Judge Duyall
George a Mcintosh of WillstOn
North Dakota, and Miss Marie G.
Osen of Ponca City were united in
marriage and left for North Dakota. ~
Newkirk Republican News Journal.
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Married

Married AT the home OF the brides
parents near Nassa, Tuesday Mr.
William D. Tomilsot and Miss Alpha
Lee o. Hair, the Rev J E Johnston
.oiliciating Immediately following the
ceremony heautifrl dinner was scry-
ed to more tlian a hundred guests
Talpga Adyocate
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Dufant and Bryan counties have
host another one OF the pioneer citizens
Ia the death Of James A. McCarty.
who passed away Friday morning, af
ter a brief illness. Mr. McCartys
health had not been good for many
years. fe had suffered a stroke OF
paralysis several years ago. gradually
growing worse from thar attack
AT the time Of his death he was
about 45 years Of age. having lived IN
this town and vicinity for eighteen
years II emigrated with his parents
from Mississippi 10 Texas n iahs sga
from Texas ne came 70 the territory.
he leaves wife aud three children.
Frank. James A and Natfle Dell t0
mourn ms death
Mr .hcCarty had been engaged in
5ae stock laImins business aud had
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A Youna Woman called.

Mabel Broadbook was horn near
Pierce City Neb March rs, 1890. and
died March II , 1908, ot her hume near
Geary Oklahoma
Her death was caused by quick con
Gampiion She with other members
Of tie family wero taken with measles
about year ago, but II was supposed
that she fully recovered at that time,
though the physicians think now that
this was the primary cause OF her late
sickness and death.-Geary Bulletin.
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S. X. Rush, formerly senior editor Of
the Aanadarko Tribune, died at his
home near Morlarity, n. A., last We'd
nesday morning after brief Illness
from the effects of peritonitis The
remains We're shipped 10 Delphos.
Kan, for burial.-Anadarko Tribune
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Okla Rev Sims. OF the Broadway
IM ihetlst church performed the cere.
4.9ay IA the presence OF only few
intimate friends and relatives. Mr..
Swift is well known banker OF Al
bion The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for a short visit
En- Durant with the grooms parents
Ardmore Democrat
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We sunday Nlaht.

A quiet little wedding took place
lat the Barker house in this city after
church last Sunday night in which
the contracting parties were Mr.. !. w
Jenness and Mrs NJ. v. Hurst The
knot was tied by Rev Taylor, of the
M. =. churcn. None bat a few close
friends were present chandler Pub
loist
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! a McCarty, who lived two miles
west of this city, succumbed on
"Wednesday to an illness of years
standing He was nearing SO and was
very well known and highly esteemed
by the people of this county He
leaves a wife and two sons to mourn
their loss. His home place is one OF
the most beautiful in Bryan county
and viii stand as a monument 10 his
energy and confidence in this county
Bryan County Democrat
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Newsnaner Man MarrInd.

Monday evening at $3.50 at the
Methodist parsenage in this city. Mr..
II. y. Banner. au employe OF The
News, were united in marriage by
Rev. John W. MARTA.
The wedding was very quiet
one and was quite unexpected 10
many friends OF the contracting
parties. Hastings News.
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month and ten DAYS, died at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs VIM. Watkins.
ai was preached at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon by Presiding
Elder Porter of the Methodist circuit.
after which the remains We're laid to
rest by the side OF her husband in the
.. o o. +. cemetery, and who had pre-
ceded her to the grave more than three
years Manche ter Journal
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Mrs. srauohton Dead.

On Monday Mrs. Polly Braughton,
aged 81, wife Of f. A. Braughton,
passed away Mrs. Braughton was
reared ia Texas, but has for many
years been a resident OF Indian terri
tory She leaves husband, two
daughters and two sons.-Hd iaenyille
Democrat
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At the home Of J. w Garner in
Perkins occurred the wedding OF Les
lie L. Ringwald and Miss Carrie
Mackey, both OF the Forest Valley
district east Of Perkins. After the
wedding the bride and groom drove
to the home Of Mrs, Mackey, the
brides mother, where dainty dinner
was spread at 1880 in the afternoon.
Saltwater Peoples Press.
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RECEIVED sd NeMs.

Jacob u. Rau received word by tele-
graph that his mother, Mrs Nancy u.
Rau. of Haven Kansas. was dead. Mr..
Ran went to Haven Saturday night TO
attend the funeral which was held
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Rau was 20 years old and had
been I'm poor health for some time
Grant Go. pond Creekl News.
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old soIdIer pead.

Hamp Dyer, aged as years. an old
Confederate soldier, passed quietly
away at bis lodging3 in the home OF
Mrs. Mary Williams Ia Southeast Ard
more early Friday morning The de
and fought with the other boys who
wore The gray The old fellow was
without relatives. his wife having pre-
ceded him several years ago He had
been living with Mrs. Williams for the
past several years. Fridays Ardmore-
ite
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A Pioneer Dead.

Mrs J. E. Williams died at her home
early Monday morning from the eff.
fects OF heart disease. She had been
iii for some time, suffering from col
lapse OF the nervous system. Mrs.
Williams came to Anadarko with her
husband in l901-Anadarko Tribune.
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Thur'day evening at The home of w.
3 Phillips, at $40 N. 4th avenue. Oscar
Wells and Miss Cora Day. both OF this
city, We're married The young couple
have many friends IN the city who
wish them success during their mar
ried life They will reside for the
present at the home of Mr. r. p Null
Inns Rev Crawford of the Presbytar.
ian church T. S. A. oficiated at the
ceremony Durant Daily News.
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ana Industrious The bride Is daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Louis Rennef aud
a young lady Of many accomplish.
ments Of mind and person. They have
q host Of friends to wish them every
happiaess. Norman Transcript
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Cupid capers.

Sunday at the home of the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs George Herd.
man, the marriage OF Miss Ella Herd
man and Mr.. Edward C. Simmons was
solemnized hy Rev. Boyd Both bride
and groom are known to a large circle
of friends who wish them a long and
happy life. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons
went 10 Wichita. Kan. where they viii
make their home-Grant Co. Pond
Cr6elD News.
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peath Of Lee palner.

Lee Palmer one u the Oldest resi-.
dents in Payne county. died Wednes
day night OF iuflammatory rheuma
tism. at his home in North Lowry
street Mr.. Palmer had been ill for
several months He leaves wife and
four children.-St saltwater Gazette.
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NJ W. s. navls Dad.

Mrs W. S. Davis died at her home
nine miles southwest OF Anadarko
Sunday morning She leaves seven
children to mourn her loss. the vonng-
est of whom is only three We I'd.
-Anadarko Tribune
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]. g Milam livins Six miles north
of the city, was claimed by death
Monday morning at O'Clock, after an
illness of less than a week The de-
ceased was nearly IS years of age and
pneumonia was the cause OF his death
Weleetka American
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Crabtree Kina.

Married on sunday last at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
zack King. at Colony, their daughter,
Mis- Maude, 10 Mr. = q Crabtree cg
this city Immediately after the cere-
money they were driven to Cordeil
where they took the train for San An
tonic Texas. whore they win spend
their honeymoon. Weatherlord Dem
ocrat
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An At Home Wedding.

A quiet nome wedding was cele-
brated at the home OF the bride 10
this city, on Sunday evening. the con
tracing parties being Miss Fay Hop
son, and Mr.. Hugh Swift. Of Albion
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Mrs. Mary A. Brooks, wife OF John
w. Brooks, died Sunday The body
was shipped to Salsberry, Mo, for in
terment The husband Is very sick at
the present time. Weatherford Dem
ocrat
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AZ the Presbyterian parsonage In
Norman, On SATURDAY evening. March
IA. 1908. By Rev r. N Alexander. Mr..
J p. WOmack and Miss Bertha teu.
Her This chronicles the marriage Or
two OF Normans popular and worthy
Young people The groom IS the
brother OF AIRS Ed q burke. aud has
been connected With fae Transcript
for several years. and has always
shown himself uufnorihy, rsliabls
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Another quiet wedding occurred 1t
the home Of James NJ. Purse last
Sunday evening at O'Clock when
Miss Willie lester aud Mr. Charley
Burkdoll We're united In marriage IA
the presence of few friends. James
NJ. Purse Officiating. Glencoe Mirror
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Martin Bacon.

At o'clock Tuesday evening.
March Ia, 1908. the marriage Of Miss
Beatrice Bacon, and Mr.. William III.
Martin, took place at the First Bap
tist church of saltwater, okla. A
solo was sung D Of Hill of the A.
M college, afte watch. at the first
strains Of the welding march, played
by Mrs Hill, the bridal party entered
the church and passing up the aisle,
took their places under o beautiful
arch covered with white and pink
flowers where the ceremony was per
formed by James NJ Purse OF Glen
coe. They We're afforded by Miss
Elsie and Mr. Vance Rice. both Of
Otoe Okla, and Little Pearl Knisley.
of Glencoe, was ring bearer
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Weddinu eells.

Robert G Bachman and Stella ~
Borin were united IN marriage at the
parlors OF the Commercial Hotel in
this city Wednesday afternoon by
County Judge Byers -Taloga Advo-
cate
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ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES

accumulated pretty piece Of property
located two lies west of Durant.-
Durant Daily News
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Mrs A. Fulton mother of r r.
Fulton manager of the Pryor Creek
Light and Power company of this city
died al lola, Kan Pryor Greek Clip
per.
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Mrs. lanes Sharyer. OF Baptist. died
yefy suddenly the frat OF the week
The remains were laid 20 rest in the
Baptist cemetery Westyille Demo.
crat
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money ifI
II fails 10 cure. b. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. @5c.