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The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08

than when covering the first base He
has long reach and seems to gobble
everything. whether thrown true or
wildly.
The battery for the first six in
nings was Cook. the boy from Fruita.
in the box and Wenkler behind the
bat. Cook pitched very excellent
game. He has fine out curve that
troubled the Leadville batters great
ly. Very few safe hits were made
during his time in the box.
At the beginning of the seventh
inning the fans made a yell for the
new pitcher, Burkhardt. and Mana
ger Kitzmiller ordered Burkhardt in
to the field Goldsworthy, who is to
regularly catch for Burkhardt, oc-
cupied that position in his usual fine
style. AS his initial performance,
Burkhardt struck out two men, and
the Leadville boys did not score in
that inning or during the remainder
of the game. The fans and the low
ers of the game were much pleased
with Burkhardt's pitching, although
he had had hardly time to get
warmed up.
No scoring was done under Burk-
hardt's pitching.
The locals batted heavily all round
yesterday, although it is hardly a cri-
terion, as the Leadville pitcher
pitched very easy ball.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08

Following the announcement of
the result of the election the most in
teresting and spirited feature of the
thoroughly democratic convention oc-
CURED and many of the delegates and
spectators who left after the delegate
election had been decided missed
something good
1t had been rumored about during
the afternoon that one or two men
desired to be endorsed by the conven-
tion as candidates for national con-
vention delegates. Pretty soon some
opposition had developed.
Frank d. Kicfer, of Fruita, took
the floor and announced that he
thought it would be democratic for
the convention to instruct its dele
cation TO the state convention to vote
for some Mesa county man for dele
gate to the national convention. He
tnen proposed the names of DR.. S.
p. Green of Fruita, and James w.
Bucklin, of Grand Junction. and stat
ed that either of the gentlemen was
willing to retire in favor of the o hcr
He moved that the convention pro-
ceed to instruct its delegation to vote
and work for one of these men for
national delegate.
|. N. Bunting addressed the con-
vention in opposition to Mr.. Keifers
plan. He held that 1t was undemo-
cratic, under the circumstances. to
pledge the delegation for national
delegate, he declared that the delega-
tion had received its instructions in
.he resolutions passed and that these
supplementary instructions should
not be given. He thought the dele
CATION should be allowed to use its
own judgment in some matters. The
fact that several democratic counties
on the western slope had long had
candidates for national delegates in
the field should cause the Mesa
county democratic convention to
move carefully in this matter as
Mesa county might want the support
CT other western slope counties in a
campaign for certain state office
nominations in the state convention,
to be held this fall and any confin-
ing instructions as to national dele
gates at this time might injure these
plans. Mr.. Bunting made a strong
plea for no instructions for the
county delegation to Glenwood in
this matter.
Allen Mcclure took exceptions to
Mr.. Bunting's remarks and declared
that 1t would be democratic to in
struct for national delegate.
John G. Cropsey endorsed Mr..
stand and declare that it
would be decidedly undemocratic to
tie the delegates hands in his mat
ter.
Frank Kiefer again spoke in sup
port OF his motion. DR.. Green and
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08

One has to but glance at the ap-
preparations for Colorado made by
congress to see where the seat of
political power is held. Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs. Boulder. Greeley, Fort
Collins all get liberal appropriations
for public buildings, while a measly
$4,000 is given to Grand Junction,
the only town on the western slope.
Delta Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08
ARE YOU LOOKINK FOR A
CHANCE TO BUY "DIRT CHEAP?

90 acres 2 miles east OF Fruita, 10
asres full bearing apples, IL acres 3
epar. old apples. balance alfalfa; iul!
ESker right. fine Improvements and
VUry best OF soil. This 10 certainly
-dirt" cheap at 5000 per acre with
oaly one-half down.
10 acres on Third Fruit Ridge,
seres set to apples and grapes. small
house and barn. Price. $2660. $1,000
1Own.
90 acres miles northeast OF
gruita all under cultivation. full wa
,Dr right. four room house and barn.
Price 800 per acre, $500 down.
Pair fine residence lots between
Ha1hth and Ninth on Gunnison for a
eew days only at $780,
Pair Of lots between Sixth and
Seventh on Teller only 5000 or Will
trade equity for good driving horse
and buggy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08

The name of the town is "Pali-
SADIE" not Palisades as a great num-
ber of people write it. The name of
the government postoffice is Pali-
sades but the incorporated town is
Palisade, the railroad companies call
it Palisade and that is the way the
name is spelled when it is attached
to legal documents. Why not get up
petition and have the postoffice
department agree to drop the IS"
from the name. and thus save errors
in the future ?-Palisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08

DR.. French performed notable
operation on Frank Corey. n govern
ment surveyor, last Friday after
noon. II was case of strangulated
hernia, and. owing to the patient s
very bad condition, it was feared
he would not pull through. gan
CREME having set in. Fourteen inch
es of the small intestine was re-
moved, and the ends 'spliced'' to-
gether. At this time Mr.. Corey is
getting along nicely with the chan
ces in favor of his ultimate recov-
ery.-Meeker Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-08

1t was after six o'clock when the
result of the election of delegates to
the state Democratic convention by
the Mesa county Democratic conven-
ton. was made known. Over two
hours was required in counting the
votes.
The seventeen men who were sue
cessful in the delegate race, with the
votes received by each from among
the delegates who composed the
county convention are as follows:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
EOR BIDS

| carson City, Nevada, August 81 1908
BIS vii be received by the State
Board of Capitol Commissioners at
carson City, Nevada, until the 10Th
day of October, 1908, for the distribu-
lion, laying, leading, calking of five
thousand $4,000 teet OF eight-inch
Converse Lock Joint water pipe. ana
connecting the same with the present
pipe line.
Bids must include the digging OF
trench, laying Of pipe, removal and
delivery of old pipe and filing in
after the work has been accepted, as
per specifications now on file in the
Office of the Governor.
State will furnish all pipe and
lead. Contractor must furnish all
necessary tools. This work to be
done under the supervision of the
State Engineer.
Address Clerk State oard of Capt.
tol Commissioners, Ca On City, New.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-16
5ir$tt|a$$ JOB work at TIE HppeaI

Statesmen & AGENTS-$SSS5u.o,
per week and over can pc made sell
ing New Campaign Novelties from
County Fairs. Picnics and Private
Families. Complete line of samples,
charges prepaid for soc. Order to-
day.
CHICAGO NOVELTY CO.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
notice

Notice is hereby given that pun
suant to law the Capital Stock of t.
J.. A. Folger & Company, a corpor.
ton, of the State of Nevada has bee,
reduced as follows, to wit: F'roJ
1000 shares of Common Stock of t..
par value Of 100000 each and 1,C {
shares of Preferred stock of the PAL
value of $4,000 each to 1000 shares
of Common Stock of the par value
Of $500 each, and there shall be
no Preferred Stock, and said Com.
mon Stock last referred TO shall be
the entire Capital Stock OF the cor
poration.
Reference is hereby made to the
of decrease of said Cap
ital Stock on file in the Office of the
Secretary Of the State Of Nevada,
and the same is hereby made part
By order of the Board of Directors
J. A. FOLGER,
(SeaD President
R. r. Vail,
Secretary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-16

better for our EeaIth dur
ing hot weather THAI. a drink of cold
at 10 n the glass, at
B~arkley's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
= = IMz5RsHsH9EsKsHszsmsnsEsmI
! SHORT CUTS
]. Z TO THE NEWS
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Saturday was payday al the Santa
Re and Fort Smith local Offices. The
Santa Fe issued $l3 $50 in pay checks
and the Fort Smith $500
Harry Weinbergsr cashed $500 OF
Santa Fe pay checks Saturday night
SATURDAY was the biggest pay iay the
santa Fe ever had in Guthrie.
Ihe First Infantry band grinds out
brisk music,
The encampment grounds are nov
iavorite drive-ways
Tne light from the Lee hotel fire.
Saturday night could be plainly seen
from the Vine street bridge.
Adlutant General Canton personally
met and welcomed the incoming sol
daer boys last evening.
CLYDE Fulse has accepted a posttion
WIN the local American Express OF.
Ihe excavation work for the First
NJ r. church was completed Satur
cay. ''
The first reunion Of the trainers q,
,ae constitutional convention and the
quirrel Rifle brigade viii not be held
~ sulphur next Wednesday. July Aag.
gust 18TH, as announced on account .f
crowded condition of the hotels IN sui.
l,hur dmiag the month of August and
me reunion has been postponed until
September nth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
'lsttnl AesM6 el,atsM ssMsiNs1
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Banker A. A. Boyer was IN Okla
homa City over Sunday.
Deputy Marshall Chris Madsen is in
Frederick
A. S. Thompson is here from perry
George w Wright. Jr., g here from
Tulsa comforting with politicians.
Among the Oklahoma Cityans here
attending the state committee meet
ing today are Ell l.. Dunn. Marshall
Fulton. X. r. Fuller and w X. Alex
ander.
District Judge John R. Williams Is
here from Hobart comforting with
politicians.
S. p Slower J t. Case. a. d. Pat
ierson AMI 20. Mitchell are here from
Wynnewood
j. D Ballard is here from ssyre to.
j. Il Farber, of the okIahoman
staff is here today covering the
dope on the state committee meet
ing
Attorney NJ Fulton is among the
Oklahoma City politicians here today
attending the state committee meet
W G Edwards is here from wag.
Hon David r. Marum. the well
known Woodward politician, is in the
city today
Judge W A. Ledbetter is here from
Ardmore today
Fred Ehler is here from Henessey.
Deputy United States Marshal Dave
Hadden is in Pawnee
Grant Hanford left last night for
Alva
One OF the business changes Of the
past week has been the retirement
OF e. b Cary from the firm of Cary
Stafford Drug Co. and the fun owner
ship OF the business passing into the
hands OF Mr. l. II. Stafford This
new drug firm was opened la Guth-
rie about six months ago and has
enjoyed a nice patronage Mr. Stat
ford purposes making the business
larger and better thau ever and will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
CONTEMPT CHARGE DISMISSED

The corporation commission Satur.
day acquitted the Katy railroad com
pany on acharge Of contempt. Com
plant was made by residents of Lewis
stating that the company had not
obeyed the order Of the commission
in keeping a station bulletin board
The road showed that II had issue
orders 70 the egent al tnat place 10
establish a bulletin service and as o.
Was the first offence the commission
dismissed the case but held that the
DAD was responsible for the acts Of
the agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17

Clifiord Porter register clerk at the
pcstoifice. has returned from a two
weeks vacation spent in Colorado
J c Foster is in saltwater.
F +. Houghton is transacting bust.
ness in Coyie today
Hon Henry s. Johnston was down
from Perry over Sunday
Exunited states Marshal w. d. Eos.
sett is here from Waurika.
Representative ID. G. Murley is here
from Carmen. Murley was the man
who had the misfortune of seeing an.
other person occupy his cnair ninety
days OF the first session of the legis.
lature.
Hon. Tate Brady arrived yesterday
from Tulsa to do some milling before
the state committee meeting.
Sidney j. Roy, SECRETARY of the
chamber of commerce OF Shawnee is
here today comforting with politicians.
Senator J c Graham has returned
from a trip to Marietta
Editor Z S Russell. Of the shaw
nee Herald, arrived last evening.
Representative J. r. McCana has re-
turned from a visit with his family
In Love county
II n Reynolds was among the
Guthrie citizens that went to Oklaho.
ma CITY Yesterday to see the damage
lone by The big fire
Brani Kirk who was reelected
commander of the United Sons of
confederate veterans Of Oklahoma al
Sulphur last week. is here today. He
reports interest growing daily in the
confederate home which Is soon be
located in the new state
G. o. Fish is here from Sulphur on
business trip.
Judge John Boles spent sunday In
oklahoma City.
Captain Frank 3. King Of Lawton
iriived last night with his company
IN a letter Yesterday 20 Adit Gen.
anton. Attorney General West states
hat fOuluanv ~ "a oaf tho - ,..t ls,
'ilowee The state militia while Ia ser
nee for attending a fire last February
nnst- present a written request from
ne sheriff OF the county asking for
ne troops. Otherwise says the afior-
ley general. the 81 per day cannot be
eeallt paid
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! PERTAINING TO Z
= STATE OFFICIALS i
= s9nnnencnsnsNa sNaHanauaxeus I

S NJ Barrett who holds tae chair OF
English In the Central State Normal
school, is here today from Edmond
comforting with State superintendent
Cameron. Mr. Barrett is ,tiitor OF the
Oklahoma School Herald, the August
number Of which, appeared today
Special School LAND Examiner VIM
II Paul spent Sunday in the capital
city
Assistant Bank Commissioner NJ. r.
Garnett Is here from Nowats
Roy oaks. secretary of the. state
Banking boapd. has returned from a
business trip TO sulphur
VIM Connell the young son OF
President J II. Connell. Of the A and
NJ college al Stillws ter spent Sun
day IN ths capital city
Iorporsiion Commissioner a. y.
Watson returned last evening from
Marlow where he delivered an address
Saturday night
Attorney General Charles West re.
turned this morning from MARROW.
where he delivered an address satur.
day.
Major Charles Barrett. secretary ot
he state board Of agriculture. is par.
icipating In the drills at Camp Hon
-tan south of the city,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n
! FRESH TOPICS :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q

Ramsay Brothers Get Big Contract.
The Ramsay Brothers dry goods
company OF this city has been award
ed the contract by superintendent
stewart, of the state deaf ami DUN
school at sulphur. for all the linen
ami bed goods TO- the institution.
which win amount TO nearly a thous-
aud dollars They had . much lower
Did than any of the other bidders. In.
Guiding Oklanoma City. Shawnee aud
sulphur firms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
NeIls Maae SUPERINTENDENT.

VVWo W"ue superintendent,
II was officially announced satur.ay
At Purcell from the Offices OF the OK
ahoma Central Railway company that
V. ) VOLS, formerly OF this city. was
romote1 from the position OF train
daster TO superintendent OF the road
fhe change is effective Immediately
Nr Wells succeeds Captain F. c.
iand who has been assigned the du.
les of chief engineer of the road Mr.
Vells Is well known I'm the capital
ny. He was in the employ Of tne
Reno and Western for several
ears and still owns his residence
property here lie was elected coun.
Gilman from the Second ward three
Years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
Hesler sells out.

Burns ifegicr, who has been run.
Ing the business eud and the news
YORK on The Eye has sold out nis
interest to J r. Mccray his partner.
yho has been attending 10 the me
.:hanical part Of the paper. Burns
las not yet decided wnat lie would
no. but will more than likely take w
rs art work again he is n gifted
artoonts' and with little schooling
could maze good on the metropolitan
dailies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
The Guthrie Business University

Incorporated under the laws Of Oklahoma protected sum
Ene Tine
shorthand School In The world
eeglalhy months We
Tegranhv ~
and Mathematics WIRELESS Positions
L. L.
tee law in Oklahoma Every teacher
Take business
High Salary Position
first college of
n 'N'
Positions guaranteed to
catacg GULLEpcE M IL a. Prss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
More sunnybrook Arrives.

The third car of Sunnybrook whis.
key to be distributed by the state
agency for medicinal and scientific
purposes was received here this morn.
ing over the Rock Island by Supcrin-
tendent Lozier and is being stored at
headquarters, on East Harrison ave.
nue..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
In Police Court.

Henry Capers paid $50 fine Tor
carrying concealed weapons in police
curt today. Nap Mckee paid Sc
tlne Tor fighting Six laborng men.
who got into free-for-all fight Satur.
day night were fined SO each as a
reminder of the occurrence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17

days Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy and
beautiful. No possible harm can result from ~
use. Endorsed by thousands 0f grateful ladies.
90. and Si.O0 BY leading druggists or mail
hAIiOkAL TouET COMPANY. Paris. saa
Sold BY Briggs Pharmacy, Wallace's
Drug Store and other druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-17
10 Remove FreckIes q Pimples
n Ten Days. Use NadinOla

g Il y A 81 z new dis
cOYfry, sold under o
positive guarantees, and
money refunded " al
falls to remove frcckles
pimpie-. liver spots
Tau, sallOwncss, collar
disrolorati0ns, black
heads aud ernpiions Of
the skin, no matter Of
d ow long standing
Ordinary cases in "
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/ HaX
Y &c
Mr. c. G. Jones, president Of the
state fair association, left with a par
/ " OF six young ladies' on the Frisco
for his large watermelon farm at
Mustang this afternoon for a picnic.
Just us girls" said Mr. Joneu who
/ remarked That he was the chaperone
for the party. which is composed OF
/ the following
| Dr.. Leila e. Andrews. Miss Scott
Miss Nelson. Miss ziegler Miss High.
ley aDt Miss Mclcaine oklahoma
Times
AIRS. tylie and litue sou OF sVs
North f1'st street are visiting AIRS.
Lytles parents in Anadarko.
Rev r. t.. Fairchiid, pastor OF tne
First Methodist church, and wife are
soJourning in Colorado
Miss Bess Brewer is I'm Ardmore
visiting friends. Several social func
lions We're given in her honor last
week
Rev Theodore +. Brewer. pastor OF
the M. r. church. South. and family
Lave moved TO Norman where Mr..
l-ewer was elected a member or the
tacuity Of the state university The
removal of Rev. Brewer ana famfl,
from the capital city is much regret
tea in church and social circles.
Miss Florence Skeet has returned
iu her nome in Pouca City after
months visit in the city with llr and
Mrs. :. x randevoori, on East Sfan
suef avenue.
Eben lfolliu Of Kansas City is IN,
guest or his parents, MIR. and Mrs j.
- Follin
Mrs p j Heilman aud Mrs NJ. L..
Wcs' ara visiting in Mireral Wens
Texas.
Representative Bert A Tiilotson ar
rived last fffsSs'r- from Nowata accom-
PANIED by nc wife. 10 attend the stat,
committee meeting touay. They arr
enests AZ the Hotel lone.
Mr. AMI Mrs. WiIiam Blake are her,
from Cleveland =.
ar and -1rs X. e. Oyerton are en-
Joying = issaing trip at Yost Lake
near saltwater =.
Or. AMI Mrs. E. o. Barker have lie
termed from visit in Oklahoma City
Miss Myrl Newly, formerly OF TN,
city and now of Norman, is here re
newing acquanlances. She is an d,
complisned volnist and assistant in
s:ructor U; violin at the state un.sei
sity.
Congressman and Mrs. r. L. FuIcor
and paby arrived last evening tron
Oklahoma City MIR. Fulton is ner,
attending the state committee meot
nig today. They are the guests o,
Mrs Fulton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
rrank Rhinehart, wnile mere,
Mrs. John Rhinehart OF Falls d.
he guest OF her mother. Mrs. Il. !
McCubbin on East Noble avenue
Miss Anna Swank, stenograpner l.
l.. -. Mari of the school iand con
mission, spent sunday with hom,
foiks al Meridian.
Ex-AGjutant General A. j. Niles
wife and baby. are the guest OF Mrs
Niles parents, Mr. and MRS. j. W. Nc
Neal, at 1920 West Cleveland avenue
ar, Niles is here participating in tn,
camp mdnouyers OF the Oklahoma "a
ional Guard. Mrs. Niles will reman
acre while Mr., Niles IS IN camp a
Fort Riley.
Mrs. FranS b. King and little daugh
ter OF Lawton are the guests OF ne
parents, SIR. and Mrs. William Shear
r., at 12} East College avenue Cap
tain King is here in camp with on
company south of the city.
Miss Lucia Cailin. teacher in IN
Central rchooi, IS in Omaha yis;iln.
relatives.
Mr. and iirs. Adolph Webber ant
little son have returned for 81
weeks vacation spent in Chicago anG
other Iake shore points.
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Z NEWS OF THE /,
2 RAILROADS !
z s'1s'nsrMs'MszsESmsmssn.sns-ae.-a

santa Fe train No 400. due here
az 80 =. m from the south. was Ge
} allied % Ardmore AT midnight aas,
night AMI did not arrive until noon
today Many Of the Democratic com
luilteemsn enrOrte 10 the meeune
here today We're on the train. santa
re train No il6 was run tnroGga
hom purcell on 4eC's time.
lay Ticket Agent H. j. Tsggard OF
he sanla Fe. a. the Union station. Is
on ON his vacation and Is sojournina
viih his family in the New England
states. Might Agent stiney IS reiier
Ing him While Glen Widnen of MnI
hd Is holding the niehl shift during
ar 1a1sarls absence.
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! WORK OF THE 4
. GRIM REAPER v

Dr Nathan b. Hughes diei Frfiay
lghi AZ 2i0 az his residence on
East Cleyeland avenue lie had been
an invalid since 1889. bur the SICK
ness which took him eway began
about three weeks ago lie died of
Euremic poisoning.
DR. Hughes was born on staten
sland n. Y, IN 1893 aud was. there
Tore seventy five years OF age al bis
ieatn He moved from Topeka. Kan.
sas, 70 Guthrie In 1889 He retired
from The active practice OF medicine
soon after coming 20 Guthrie.
He went through the Civil War as
a surgeon, aud WIS a prominent ply.
siclan IN Kansas for many years
He leaves a wife and son. Adelbelt
Hughes who Is Well kuO wnin this
city He also leaves a nephew here
Walker PEBBLES Mrs PEBBLES lied A
year sSo, and the loss of this laugh.
er Weighed neayily on Dr. Hughes
indoubtly Fastening his death.
The funeral will take place al the
'esidence al $50 O'Clock SUNDAY
morning.
Df. Hughes was a man Of much
public enterprise he loved humanity
us hie was gentle and lovable he
caves many friends 10 mourn his loss
lie did The world much good. and left
a record Of which those left behind
an be proud
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The funeral services oi fhe late Dr.
N. IL Hughes were conducted from
ihe family residence, 3l7 East Cieye-
land avenue, sunday morning al $50
O'clock Rey A q. Nicholas pastor OF
me rrlrity Episcopal Church official
ing. The services were largely atten-
ded the DECEASED being an early day
resident
Interment was made IN Summit
View cemetery The pailbearers
were Judge g. u. Cotteiai A.. s.
Mitchell n A. Greer. y 4 Tallman
Hoiaoe sp~er ana a g G. Bierer
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Miss Anna Swank, stenograpner [.
l., ID. Mari of the school iand con.
mission, spent sunday with hom,
fOiks al Meridian.
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Congressman and Mrs. e L. FuIcor
and baby arrived last evening tron
Oklahoma City Alr. Fulton is ner,
attending the state committee meot
nig today. They are the guests o.
hrs. fulton's parents Mr.. and Mrs
frank Rhinehart, wnile mere