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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
REGULAR MEETING Of
MILFORD TOWN COUNCIL

At the regular meeting OF Town
Council, which was held on Monday
evening, June l4th, the following bust.
ness was transacted
Bills allowed A. J w. Harper, for
IA feet Of curbing at 15cents per foot.
amounting to 81 so.
Z. J. Hozmueller, for rope for
weather signals. IS cents.
The bill Of Pierce & Carmean, OF
$50 As was referred back for corrections.
a bill was ordered to be rendered to
the town OF Harrington for use of the
steam Roller.
The Police and Acting Alderman's
reports were received aud filed
The Collector and Treasurer presented
his reports for May, which had been au I
dited by the finance Committee. which
showed receipts and expenditures.
The Collector Of Taxes presented his
report OF taxes RELATED at s per cent by
the taxables OF the town, which sho wed
a total Of S. 800 50, at 8 per cent rebate,
Sl6O.75 or BET S., 209 81
The president Of Council. clerk OF ,
Council and the Town Treasurer were
made a committee and directed to 1
make semi-annual settlement with /
he Light and Water Commission.
An order for $3.50 90 was directed
lrawn in favor OF the Lightand Water '
to settle in full to July let. C
800.
An order for $3.50 90 in favor OF the [
'Irst National Bank, for interest TO f
uly lst, 1909, also an order to them Of (,
800 Box rent to May 1910 eI
An order was directed in favor Of the
lilford Trust Company for SI5s 30 R
mount OF interest due on floating debt H
July LIST, 1909 ri
An order was directed in favor OF
neodore Townsend, for 8 months sal. Ri
y, as clerk Of Council, to July 1903 L
TWAS decided to place the Sinking be-
and Money, IN another bond Of the B,
ght and Water or the street i'm of
ovement. ",
A new paving ordinance was adopted TIL
d ordered to be published in the Nit.
ID Chronicle aud copies to be sent to lat
'h property holder on streets affected. ter
It was decided that notice be given i
the president OF CouHcil to enforce err
ordinance relative to fireworks in Ho
town, allowing however, by per He
ssion the usual display at or about Ho
lake.
t was moved and seconded that the
hit and Water Commission be di-
ted to place fire plug, in the fire 1
it as required by tine Board Of un- Del
writers, on the new street leading bra
he Torsch Factory. 10
ont fail TO read the new paving ana
nance in other columns Of this Oni
er. was
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Operation Was Successful.

Miss Agnes Hubbard, daughter OF
Rev. E. L Hubbard, pastor Of Eutaw
Street Church, Baltimore, underwent a
very serious and delicate operation on
Monday, June 9TH. DR.. H. NJ. Kelly
was the operating surgeon, assisted by
Dr. P. I. Carlisle, OF Milford. Delaware.
a brother-in- law Of Dr. Hubbard's, and
DR.. Tweedy, Of Eutaw Street Church.
We are glad to be able to announce
that the operation was entirely success-
full and Miss Hub bard is doing nicely.
We will all hope for her speedy and
recovery.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Gets Benefit Performance.

Messrs. Bradfield and McClelland
proprietors Of the Dreamland Theatre.
gave moving picture exhibition last
Friday evening for the benefit Of the
Milford Base Ball Club, the money thus
received to be paid on fitting the club
out with new uniforms. Messrs Brad.
field and McClelland kept half of the
proceeds Of that evening and donated
the other half to the club. The bows
wish to express their most sincere
thanks to the proprietors of Dreamland
Theatre, and also to those who patro.
lized the entertainment.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18

Mrs. John Purnell, nee Laura Mills,
formerly Of Milford Neck, but now Of
near Reynolds Church, left on Monday
OF this week for Philadelphia to con-
suit a specialist cOncering an affection
Of the breast. Is lie not known at this
time whether an operation will be nee
essary or whether the trouble can be re-
lieved by medical treatment, but an Cd.
erationwill probably be imperative.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Gift to Warship.

AT the afternoon session of the State
Conference Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution on Monday at the
home Of Mrs. William H Hancker
at Farnhurst, an order was placed
with the Horstmann Company, flag
makers, Of Philadelphia, for a naval
battalion flag, national flag and Della.
ware State flag, to be presented by the
Daughters to the battleship Delaware.
The flags will be Of French Lyons silk.
The national and battalion flags will
be 72x7S inches in accordance with
naval regulations, and the State flag
will be 52x66 inches. The Delaware
flag will be eneased and placed in a
position.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Company B Club Bannust.

The members OF Company B Club
held banquet at their club rooms in
ArmOry Hall last Friday evening which
was a delightful affair in all its details.
Before Assem- bling at banquet the com.
pany, all uniformed, gave an exhibition
march through the public streets, which
was followed by a short drill prepare.
tory to feasting on the good things such
as ice cream, cake, fruits and cigars,
which had been prepared for the occa-
sion. These affairs are given to stimu.
late interest in Company B and are usu.
ally enjoyable and interesting events
The company has excellent club rooms
and much pleasure is derived from hav-
ng such comfortable quarters, and there
$ more interest taken In the work of
he company than in all previous years.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Large Funeral.

One Of the largest funerals Of the
year was that Of Mrs. Downes, at Haz-
lettville, on Sunday, June 9th. Inter-
ment was made in Odd FeIlows' Gene
terry, Camden. DR.. A. w. Lightbeurne
who conducted the funeral, preached
the funeral sermon for the mother OF
the deceased, over twenty years ago.
Mrs. Downes was a sister to Edmund
Melvin Of Milford.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Child Drowned in a Tub.

Coroner Samuel E. SaxtOn Of Kent
County, who was appointed to succeed
the late Coroner Willis, had his first
case on Sunday at Petersburg, being
one OF drowning by accident The II.
mOnths-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Moore Of Petersburg climbed up
into a tub full Of water and drowned
before help arrived. A verdict Of acct
dental death was rendered.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Hall-GOldsbOrOugh Wedding.

The Methodist Church last Wednes.
! day, June 18th, 1909, was the scene Of
one Of the many beautiful weddings Of
Milford, the contracting parties being
Miss Laura Collins Hall. second daugh.
ter OF General and Mrs. George H. Hall
ofthis town and 7. Allan GoldsborouRh
Esquire, Of Denton, Maryland, and OF
the Caroline County bar; he is a brother
to Senator GOldsborough and was six
years ago elected States Attorney.
Precisely at - O'Clock noon, the we'd
ding party entered the spacious audi
forum OF the church, to the strains OF
hengrtn which were PLAYED
by Miss Helen Carroll. PhiIadel-
phia. The bride was beautifully
costumed in white satin and chiffon
empire gown, Duchess lace with
pearl thinning with four yards of train
and a white tulIe veil falling the full
length Of the gown, the veil being
caught up with a diamond and pearl
pin the gift Of the groom and decked
with family jewels and carrying boouet
OF brides roses aud a shower of lillies NJ
the valley, wendell her way up the
spacious centre Isle on the arm OF her
father General George H. Hall. who
gave her away, aud was attended bv
her sister Miss Della Hall, who was
The only attendant, she being beauti.
'ully decked In an empire gown Of pink
'hlton cloth and large white lace hat
with pink bow and carving
pink LaFTance Roses.
Just as the bride reached the alter
ust in front Of the centre isle she was
olned by the groom who approached
rom an adjacent isle accompanied bv
Dr. w. Winder Goldsborough. a brother
I the groom, followed by the ushers
)r. Fisher Of Denton, Mr. Proctor. Of
'reston, Mr.. Laird, of Wilmington.
nd MT. Jones of Den D, who formed
he wedding parry ar who were metbv
ne officiating clergyman, DR.. Howard
. Quigg, who performed the ceremony.
The groom, best man and ushers were
u alfred IN black frock coats with
ltton whole boquet Of lilies OF the
alley and wore the grey suede gloves.
The house and church were both
'autifully decorated with red ramb.
RS, asparagus and fern
After an elaborate wedding breakfast
hich was served immediately after
e ceremony, at the home of the BRIDES
rents, and which was prepared by
.terer Hama, Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
rs. GoldsbOrough left on the 2 so train
an extended tour and will be az
ssent in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
ION their return they will reside at
nton, Maryland, where the groom
a large law practice
Or. and Mrs. GOldsborough were the
ipients Of many very handsome and
tly presents.
hose in attendance from a dis
&c were Mrs. Goldsborough. Mrs.
b. Goldsborough, Of Denton, Mrs.
rsey, Greensboro, Mrs. McFeu
Mrs. Mason and Mrs.
'ndler Hopkins, and Mrs. Carey.
ton, Miss Elizabeth Drsnneu, Elk
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Smyrna, Mr..
Mrs. Megear, Smyrna, Miss Bessie
ming, Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
rles Mcgee and Helen Carroll, Of
adelphia, Miss Msble Cohee. Ian.
er, Pa, Rev. Laird and brother.
mington, Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Stephen.
Miss Richardson, Miss Fisher,
Dukes and others Of Denton, Nd,
Townsend, Snow Hill, Md, Mr..
es Wilson, Dover, Mr.. William
ndler, Scranton, Pa, and Mics
abeth Tumlin, Pennington.
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Festival at oakley.

There will be festivalheld at Oakley
Church on this Saturday evening, June
18th. Much effort is being made FOR the
affair and large patronage is expected.
Everybody is invited to go out aud en-.
JOY the evening.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1909-06-18
Real Estate Sales.

The property located at North Front
and Pear Streets was sold last waek by
Mrs. Laura Davidson to ex.sheriff
frank Reedy, now Of Bridgeton, N. ].
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15
DUTCHERED GUEST,
DISMEMDERED BODY
MuiIIaied Corpse Found Under
Chicken House on SuS-
poets Farm

Allentown. Pa. Jan, l5--Love for
Florence shouler the iS.year-od mill
glri whom he wished to marry, accord
ing to The detectives working on the
ease. was the motive which impelled
Gorge schaefer to murder Leopold
Ermann. ihe G0yearold iewelry sales
man, whose body was found buried
beneath the cement floor Of chicaen
honse on the accused mans farm.
The arms and legs were first cut OF
from the body and It ls the theory Of
the pslIce that schaefer AZ first plan,
ned. TO get rid OF It by burning L.
At the inquest much evidence DIS.
closing suspicious acts on the part Of
schaefer was brought out and the
Jury, after less than a quarter Of an
hours deli5eration brought IN taeir
verdict that George schaefcr, upon
wh-se premises the cody Was found
IS In possession OF guilty knowledge
regarding the crime
Miss Shouler and the members OF
the schaefer family attended the hear
Ing. When the verdict was announced
tie girl throw her arms around her
Aancas neck and cried out:
oil. George. whs dld you 10 IT," He
said he did not do It aud she said she
wtuld stick 20 him rntil he was pFeYel
guilty
srhaefer admitted lhat Egmann had
called on him to sell rims which he
intended 10 present tc The girl. Toe
money which he hoped TO secure fsom
the old man Il was said womb have
paid for his farm and cleared the way
ter his marriage 10 the girl.
In discussing the brutal murder ~
b. sthlau. an undertaken, said that he
believed taat sehaeier gol the idea q
bnrylne hts alleged victim from read
ng The accounts Of lhe finding Of
bodies buried on the farm Of Mrs
Guinness ID Indiana The unilslnR
search Of Jacob larmann, brother Of the
murdered man. was responsible for
the finding f the bady Blood marks
covered with fresh red paint, which
we're discovered on the walls and CELL
Ing Of the accused mans home are re.
garded as damaging evidence against
him.
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eeently az aulompulllst ran down
killed hen He was a conaclen-
ns auonobllIst Instead OF racing
ns. unmlndiul Of the grief OF the
Anem oi that hen, he Immediately
stopped gol out, tendarly picked up
sAe unfortunate fowI and rang the
aoorhsll Of the farmhouse, from the
4Itlnlly Of which Il had emerged. 4
Mnnlan opened the door "A am very
A0rrs 70 Inform YOU, remarked the
auloul0bilIgs t..at | have uninten
tlanalIs killed Ihls hen q yoars.
lie held the fowl up 70 her view.
NpWl / am quite willing V pay what.
ever valua <" But she checked him
wlih shla ioYoua exclsmatieu'
eOh IN 10 much sbllscd e you,
I'VE been trying 10 eaten nat nen for
thfee daga 10 cook Il Tor dmnSa epd
! NEVER could 81 much as lay naaa
on the pnaky thing Thank yol SIC
thank sQa New York Times
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One of the camelA the reyen were
lyiug just beyond - circle of iire-
light rose ctnpalnug. Mustafa'D
Ahmed cigpped away upon his duty.
Presently ! heard hts cultural eawing
20 get the camel again 20 rest, but the
beast would not down and must be
beaten. the boy meanwhile monthlng
great curses. wondered that q being
SO small should without peril 70 him.
self strike 4 creature like this with hia
fist. continuing al the time within
reach Of teeth and hoofs.
Il viii tell the khawaiaH replied
MuStafa. "a most curious and interest.
ing thing about this
Ahmed had mastered the camel and
now came 20 bis pIace.
"The khawaia has observed" Musta.
IA continued. "thaf child may beat
and command d camel II Il not be-
canse tbe cameI Is stupid nor set be.
cause lie Is tinId II Is because Of a
wise provision whereby God suited
him to the wcatness Of men. The
camers eyes ure like magalfylng
riasses and increase The stature q hls
mastes seven times. wherefore he =
obcdiani TO the gigantic appearing
creature
N Damascus too, ! heard this suner-
stltlan Norman Duncan lr iinrpeF's
Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15
THREE OF a KIND.
Dropped Coffee. Picked up pos'um,
and Heallhll

The harmful action Of caffeine tbe
drug IN coffee AMI ieA Is the same
IN all CAGES, It Is only matter Of de-
gres
one person may suiEer more IN ne
way Of aeart palnitatlon, souT stomach
nerveuusnees, or insomnia, thnn AM
other. but the. poison IS tnere al lhe
time. ii one continues 10 drink aoifee
g. ten.
A Penn lady and two friends learn.
ed the truth about coffee ln ahe same
way. Tho lady wfites:-
About four years ago ] he'd an at
tack of nervous prostratlon and
great deal of trouble with my heart
Sometimes feared / waa 6viea anl
my doctor seemed unable TO tlud out
the eGuse of my trouble.
II wouii frequently wake 4 nlYht
with faese attacks aud the doctor sala
there was some constant irritation Of
lae nerves. and he bexan tn think
some organic disease was at work
"One dat was told Of case very
similar 10 mine. and that the woman
could fnd no relief until she stopped
using coffee | ald not like the hca
Of giving up coffee for ! was very
iofl 81 Il
sstlaylng read frequently OF Postum
determined to try H. Il certainly
mnde great change IN me. Those
spells left me entirely
eMy most Intimate friend was Al.
aIctai Is ivwaA IL fact the almilaql.
ly Of our alfllctlaaa drew rs ioEelhfI
bhpshe hF,t 9lana Maep She cav iilf
grelt change Postum had made IL me
sae tried Il and was benefited as
wa.
eThe beneficial effects of Postum
on Ii two induced a nelehhof 70 fol
low our example ami 80 We afa three
Of 4 kind VIM can't say enaush y
| pHlsA OF Postum
Name given u Postum - Battle
cfeek. Mich Read "fhe Ruad 10
WeEifllle IN nkeH HTheraa 8 kes|
son
EVER read the absee |elieF7 4 nsn
one sppenrn ffem time ii i|h5s They
afa Genuine, true. ana fall = human
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MANS OK woMAN's.
Each Sex Is The Best Judge Of lta
Own Members.

In the general criticism 10 which we
all subject others and to vhich we orr
selves are in turn subjected, It is not
unusual to hear o woman described
as "a womans woman1 While each
sex Is undeniably the best judge Of IS
own members, Il IS, however, more
than doubtful whether any would ever
really feel fattered at hearing herself
thus described For one thing. the
phrase suggests that her popularity Is
confined to her own sex, and gratifying
rs the universal admiration Of her fei.
low women may DO, the female has yei
10 be born 70 whom the undying dego
tlon Of even one man would not possh
bly, prove more sustaining.
At the same time It must be ad
mItted that tho descriation like that
Of "a man's woman" Is misleading.
giving. as 1t does. the impression that
men ana women do not Ike the same
type Of woman, Nothing could, Of
course. be more absurd for whilc
there are a certain number Of women
who are conspicuous fos the fact That
they are only appreeiatedb y men ami
others who appeal only 10 their own
sex, the popular woman e. equally pop
ular with both
Il Is. Of course. commonly supposed
that iealouay Is the cause OF ihe avera.
ge wemans dislike Of The emana
woman This however, ~ not tha
case. The mans woman IS distilled
by her own sex simply because she Is
fool Everybody Is down on her,
even her fellow fools being sorry for
her. and when One woman Is sorry
for Nther II can only mean one thing
At 4. that there is nothing 10 bt
feared from her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Chas. A. Cook, MusSogee Muskogec
aud Haskell.
II. p Coyey. Ellis Fargo,
Roht ]. Dixon. OlSiuskee, WeIeetka
A. l.. Edglngton. Blaine. WatonBa.
A. q. Hamlin. Logan, Guthrie.
Geo. o. Helm, Creek, Mounds.
Il. L. Howe, Noble, Whlter0ck
]. NJ. Humphreys. Atolta, Aloka.
Isaac Jacobs. Sequoyah, Muldrow
CO. Jones, Oklahoma. Oklahoma
James Knox, Muskogce, Doynton.
j. II. Lincoln. 0kmalgee, iicnfyetta.
j. Il. Lockwood. Lincoln. McIoud
Lester A. MarIs, Kay. Ponca City.
Edward Merrick, Muskogee. Mus
kOgee
A. /. Mllsap, Mcintosh, Checotah.
Clint Moore. Washington, Rartles'
Vile.
s. w. Murphy. Oklahoma, Edmond.
II. Parsons. Woods, AlYa.
Geo. w. Partridge, Cherokee, Alfalfa
and Grant
Joseph NJ. Porter. Garfield. Enid.
G. q. Sexton. Payne, Perkins.
John s. shearer, Logan, Guthrie.
ice sherman. Major Estelle.
]. II. simmons, Tulsa, Creek and
Tulsa
Arthur a. stull Garfield. Lahoma
J. ]. Sullivan. Howe, Sequoyah and
Lellore.
Il. M. Tate, Seminole. Wewoka.
A. w, Tooley. Beaver, Beaver.
Harvey Utterhack, Klngflaher, King
fisher.
Henry l.. Vogle. Harper. Palace,
Henry Ward, Cherokee, Hubert
Eugene Watrons, ilnld. Kingflsher
and Garfield.
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For 2asatal dags alse ghe wedding
tke Atah bride ana bridegroom are
Supposed nol to ieaYe their room. The
bride may sec none Of her own fam
ny md only The women folks Of her
hisbaHaa. who wait 81 her
She Femahs IA al her wedding IN.
efg md paint and does absolutely
nothing, says the World Wide Maga.
Rlne. The BRIDEGROOM generally allps
Rut at nIslt altef three days and sees
y few fflsSda privately. bnt he por-
sIstenll9 hides from BIS wife'a family.
Rpd shnuId he bg accident meet bis
iaihef-lnlaw before the seven days
hfe over he aurns hls baek end draws
hls hHfoua Or haiti, over his face.
This Is their ssew Of a honeymoon.
and shss grow as weary Of It as any
European couple do Of their enforced
Continental tour.
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TO CONSERVE WATER POWER

Charles N Gould, director of the
Oklahoma genNahlcal survey wa' NJ,
The capital ely "Wednesday eyeninsn,S'
look after bill in which he 10 Inter.
asted ana which win aoen be lpifo.
luchd IN the lAalslalnrc THE BIN viii
provide for state control Of atrcams
IL Oklahoma fo1'wa'erpower purposes
II s. MI GonIda intention to dram
hllE which viii keep private corpora
aions from getting control Of the wafer
power. fse aays there are many Of
The atreams IN the southwestern part
Iol the state which will become valll.
able for this purpose, and II outside
|eapIlal can be prevented from taking
control ui thiA water power it win aaee
The atnlo . great deal of money lrtef
on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15
DION I KNOW
TWAS LOADED


Special &c Daily Leader
Crescent. Okla. Jam In 'nhe l3
year.old son OF William bailey. living
ten miles southwest Crescent WIS
accidentally shot and Instantly killed
last evening by his l0.year-old brother
The father Of the boys had loaded a
shotgun with The intention Of shooting
and temporarily left the gun IN the
Kitchen while he attended to s-me
other matters The two boys arriving
home from school discovered the gun
and not thinking Il loaded began play
Ing with Il. The younger boy pointed
the gun at Ms b. tier and snapped The
trigger The discharge Of heavy shot
tore away completely the elder broth.
er's lover Jaw aud tongue and he died
Instantly
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sTom Moore. tDl. 0lus'ee. DIST ..
sW n. Redwlne. tDl, MeAlesier.
DIST 25.
eReuben NJ, Roadle. (D), Ada, Dist
Campbell sussoil, tD), Warner
Dist. q.
IS, j. soblanl. ID. Ronea CITY,
Dist 8.
II r Sorrsla. lDl Milton. Dist. ~.
sR0y ~ Stafford. lD), Oklahoma CITY
Dist. la.
II. H. Strain. fDl. Wnnn. Dist. 90.
sD. 81. Smith. lDl. Duncan. Dist. n
IL X Taylor I'D. Chlckasha. Dist
Is
"A. u. Updegrast. tRl, Fair Valley,
Dist. 3.
sp. ]. Yeager. Id. Tulsa. dat. 81.
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Admiral Dewey praised q certain
euoeesslul business inan
Part of his saccess said Dewey
Nfpmea ffam his neat way of getting
pNnple % 40 whaG he wants thcm to
They say that when as a Young
fslow re- ho FIRST opened a little
klmmlnee store, he showed this
trait
Thus II you went n his tlny en-.
porium ana asked him Il he would
thnnge quarter o. half o dollai
fpr YQu be would ranly. with uour.
leuus smile;
Certainly madam; and how viii
Sou have ~ buttons. ribbon, lace or
ipseftlohf'r
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aENAToRR.

ID l. Mitchell, tDl Cheyenne,
J'J, Williams, 10 weatherford
Henry ). Denton, tD), Dryden.
Dist 6.
P. J Gouldmg. CD, Enid. Dist s.
J. Q. Newell ID. JenninFl, Dist TO-.
NJ. +. Eggerman, CD, Shawnee,
',l.,i lso, d. johnson. tDy, 1T Cobb,
~ J. elmer Thomas, CDl. Iawton,
Iii Harry X. Allen. ID. Ardmore,
Dist. is.
ll9.
Jesse NJ. Hatehett, Cd, Mead,
Dist, 20.
william N. Franklin, to- Madll,
II. n. Landum. tDl, Tahlequah
Dist 30
". p. Stewart. (D). Ant.ers, Dist "a
Hurst. (Warren. Warnerl, Dist, ~.
Efasst B ChGynan 'al Tonllawa
Dist D
Harper 6. cunnlngl D. Guthrie
1 Dist. IL.
Frank NJ. colgllle, %, Mustang
IDlst "A.
Emory D. nrovnlee (Esl. Elngfisher
Dist. i6.
/ Harry 81 Beeler. lR), uhecoiah
Dist q.
8. HAIRY cionnan. tM, Bunch
Dist. 2S.
\ IL 7. Potter, lRl, Okinhlgeel Dist 81
4 frank WafdaB, lRl lioldeivllle
\ Senars THat Nold-01er
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Cheer Up.
Tho pencil shape may strut about
Awhile.
nut curves are never really out
OF style
Exchange.
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4 1 IAmhefl Nha wna baFneu 10
death II The Copeland fire aE Topeka
Naa Ne knoan II unlhfie IIe ln'
llsafsd > rpeegIa aefe auflna Elzrny
1850 eafHpalKa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Many little lives naYe been saved
~ Fuley's Honey and isr leg coughs
colds Group and NAooplne epuHh. Il
Is the onlY safe remedy for infants
HeIi eh;Idren Is Il contains 10 n'laiaa
nfaIIr ifrfe ana children
like Fplels H6ney and TAT Care.
EaI mothers keen 1 bottle ii lha house
Refuse snbsiIiHlsa 4 L nENFR0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

.Rlehard 4. Blllnps, Cd cos6all,
ore. 6.
I'll. s. Blair. Cd Katie. Dist. ~,
II S. Curl. III. Allae. Dist Z
eH. A. cordoll. ID. Chandler, Dist l2.
renee Davis CD, Brlssow, Dist.
II.
II Il. rchols. ID. illk cllg. Dist =.
+ G Graham. ~. Marietta Dist Is.
=. M Kexa I'D. faof Creek.
niaE as
#. + MtmmIneeg. lnl AInka pint
10
: MofrIs. lDl l1poteE Dist \.