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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-02
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$1,000 oO-Buys a 4-room house on West
Bannock street 2 pcrches screened.
Lot 5Ox122. Chicken house and barn.
$4,000 Cash. Balance monthly in
stallments. (32s)
$240OOo-For Broom brick cottage sit
uated upon a 65x122 foot LOT. On car
line. Lawn. Shade. Small fruit
Here's opportunity. One-half Cash.
Balance Monthly terms. (229)
$3OoOOo-W Will purchase 5-room white
press brick house on north 18th street.
Has cold storage, large sleeping
porch, closets, China pantry, bath com
plete. Size of lot 55x115. Has never
been occupied. Will trade for farm
property. Terms $4,000 cash, bal
ance monthly terms. (16o)
$35O0.0o-For modern up-to-date colt
age on N. 10th street TX blocks from
car line. Gas, cement cellar, two
screened porches. Large fruit trees,
shade and lawn. Will trade for sub
urban tract close to car line (156)
S5OOOOO-Is the price for a 7-room man
sion in Locust Grove addition. Five
closets, China pantry, bath complete,
sleeping porch. Lot 75x122. All kinds
of shade A large bargain for little
money (5s)
LOANS, RENTALS, REAL ESTATE.
100 N 10th Street Both Phones
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-02
NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS.
Boise. idaho. Maroh 81, d

Boise, Idaho. March 81, 1903.
Notice is Hereby Given That the
annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Front Street Ditch Co, Ltd, for the
purpose Of electing directors and trans
acting other business will be held at the
Office Of S. L. Upton. Soma Bldg,
Boise, Idaho, at o'clock p, m, Of April
80, 1909
By order Of the Board of Directors.
J, A. RUHL,
Secretary.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-02

you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief in her Complaint prayed for
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF State OF idaho, in and for
the County OF Ada, this the 3Oth day OF
March in the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nine
(Seal)
Clerk.
BY w. D. McREYNOLDS,
Deputy Clerk
IRA E BARBER, Residing at Boise,
Idaho, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
BETHEL

Miss Mary Davis is spending Xmas
holidays with Wilmington friends
Mr. George Jones is visiting in West
Philadelphia. being the guest % his
Brother, Mr. Elmer Jones.
Miss Sarah Phillips has returned
home after spending Xmas with her
sister. Mrs Edward Lynch. oi Elkton.
Miss BESSIE Jones was the guest of
Miss Violet Jones ON Sunday.
Mrs f. A. Craig entertained Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Jores and children. Of
Philadelphia. and Mr. and Mrs Ever
cite Janney and sor. Of Lewisville. on
Xmas
Mrs. c A. Reed left on Sunday To-
attend the funeral Of Mrs l.aurctta
MARS in CARPENTER. Del While there
she will spend the week with Mrs. Jas
l.. Mott
\ number az Young people were very
pleasantly entertained ON Xmas even
inc at social given by Miss Bessie
tones
Miss Annie Desmond IS spending
some time with her cousin. Miss Car
RTE Deannrd. of near Zion
Miss Celia Dcnnisnn is visiting in
Newark, Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
ECKTON
Opera House
Moving
Pictures
Every Week Day Evening
CHANGE OF PICTURES NJ
Admission, 5 &c
--
LEARN TELEGRAp

Graduates OF this school ar
demand by the big railroa
have advance calls for
orators. We teach ar
an easy. good paying
20 weeks
Atlantic Teie
Luur,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

Mrs Ida Bouchelle
Thomas savin, Jr., spent this week in
Wilmington.
Mrs VIM. NJ. Borem and son George
are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Ethel Ellison spent . Sunday
with Miss Ida Bouchelle.
Miss Georgia Ellison visited Miss
Mamie Wright this week.
MIR and Mrs II. a. Lindsey enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Henri Lindsey
and Miss Sara Hickman over Sunday.
Messrs, Delbert Hague and Evans
Dunbar. OF Elkton, were visitors in
town. Sunday
Ernest Homcwood. OF Newark. Del.
spent Christmas with friends in town.
Misses Louisa and Laura Queck are
spending this week in Philadelphia.
Miss Site Jackson. oi Philadelphia.
visited her sistcr Mrs. George K.
llouck. last week.
Mrs Byron Bouchelle. Mrs. William
Howard and Miss Eddie Ferguson
visited relatives nj Cecilton last week.
Miss Catherine Laws. OF Baltimore
spent the holidays with her parents, DR..
aud Mrs. c c. Laws.
Bennett Johnson. Of Philadelphia,
sncut FRIDAY with his parents.
Miss Esther Ranks is spending some
tin" IN Baltimore.
Miss LILA Bcastou ard Clifford
Dalc oi ph'ladclnhia. were the guests
~ Mr. and Mrs Andrew Rcaston part
at last wrcl.
Mrs Nellie y Reed spent this week
IN rhiladclrhia
Mrs MARY CLAYTON Price IS visiting
relatives Mt Elt'ns Park. Pa
Miss Mimic " Boulder IS spending
>o'nc timc in Fittor
Mrs NJ + Toard sud Miss Mobile
F"7"d 7~c visit;ra Mrs. T 7 Foard
Mss Nil'ic No"o,r. " baltimore
IS ";,itin~ t"- o7-crts
I"hn Sa"ll,"-v q co~i1v7 Nd
.""' the w""' r''h f-;rnIs - .a-.,
~. H7-r,. T:.'n- arI ,,h;rir., ;
'-'''"'." o." -r" vi,i';n~ tor ~7rcr.s
= rr'a"sro ~ Ni-~:";-. s,cr,
49,. "re'. '.''h - f-.r', hoo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
CECILTON

Mr.. Manly Drenncn, OF Elkton. was
~ town on Monday and Tuesday.
Alexander Jackson. OF Wilmington,
IS spending this week with Harold Pad.
ley
Mrs w II. Brown Is Baltimore
visitor this week.
Mr.. William Smith spent Friday and
Saturday in Wilmington.
Mr.. George Oldham. 81 Philadel.
phia. has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs G Oldham
Mr.. A. w Jones and wife. OF near
Massey. were guests Of Mr.. T. r. Jones
and Wife on Christmas day.
Mr.. George Beaston aud wife were
the guests Of relatives in Middletown
on Christmas day.
Revival services begin here next Sun.
dav evening in NJ. f. Church.
Miss Lille Short. Of Philadelphia.
Is spending the holidays with her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs T.. s Short
Misses Julia = Dushane. ~ Earle
vile. and Mary Dushanc. OF Blake,
were the guests OF Mrs. T. T. Bloxton
Monday.
Miss Knock. Of Earlcv'lc. and Miss
Louise Glenn. of Landlord. Kent
county ere the guest, ~ Miss Mary
Blackway
Services began last SUNDAY IN the
st Stephens Chapel and will be con.
tinued every Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Al arc invited TO attend.
Walter Clayton is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia
The teachers and scholars oi the
Episcopal Sunday School met at the
home Of Mrs MAYOR Davis on We'd
ncsdav afternoon. where they received
their Xmas treat az ice cream and cake
and each was presented with a nice
nrcscrt delightful time was sncnt
by ali
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
PRINCIPLE FURNACE

Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Anderson are
visiting in Philadelphia
Miss Minerva Reynolds ,pcnt few
day, At her home.
Miss Hattie McCaulcy is at home
inr a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Biackson. Of
Port Deposit. spent Christmas with
Mrs Newton Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Nickle, OF Rah-
way, \. J., spent Christmas with Mr.
T. l. Craig and family
MIR Herbert Anderson was in town
last week
Miss Anna Kat, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs, Frank Bratton,
Miss Vclma Pitt visited her home
during the past week.
Mr.. Taylor Din visited here the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Picrson, OF North
East, visited Mrs. VIM. Reed on FRI
day last,
Mr. and Mrs. Price Gibson, OF VIII
mington. spent few days with Mrs
Ollie seminar.
Mrs Mary Watts had a narrow es.
cape from burning last week. due to the
overhcating oi an oil stove, Her arms
and face were seriously burned, but
we are glad She is improving.
The Mite Society met with Miss
Lille Craig on Wednesday. Those
present were Mrs Mccullough. Mrs
McCaulcy, Mrs Anderson. Mrs. r.
Reynolds. Mrs Wright, Mrs Brch
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
CHARLESTOWN

Mrs. r. - Gibson entertained Mr..
and Mrs +. G. Gibson and Miss Mae
Gibson. oi " iimington, the past week
end.
Leslie Hinton, 81 Wilmington. is
spending the week at Locust Place.
Miss Myrtle Cooper. oi Philadelphia.
Is enjoying the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. {. f. Cooper
w ! Richardson, OF Philadelphia,
and Clarence + Richardson, OF VIII
mington. were the guests 81 Mrs. II. l..
lIaiucs over Christmas.
W. 7. Richardson entertained at the
Naples" Mr.. aud Mrs c. K. Ireland,
Phiiadelpha. Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Cham
hers. Mrs \ y Morrison, Mr.. and
Mrs W = Morrison Mr. and Mrs.
w 4 I.opal oi Wilmington, the past
week
Mr.. and Mir, 6. { Mattingly. Mr..
and Mrs G. T. Mattingly aud family
IRE the rucst. of Mrs J. y Graham.
Mr.. Harry Cooling. OF Baltimore
was the guest ~ Mrs Henry Frederick
IN SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Van Rlunk spout the
hrliday, 81, Wnslow. y J
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

completed
Perryviile Council No. 3. Jr. O. u.
A, NJ. on Wednesday evening elected
the following officers Tor the ensuing
term:-- Harvey Ruitcr. Councilore
Walter McVey. Vice Councillor; Emery
F.. Watd. Jr Past Councillor. Wallace
G. Owens, Warden; John Ward. Chap
lain; n. w. Davis. Outside Sentiuel:
Orlando Wilson. Inside Sentinel. III.
w GALLON. Conductor; Chaf<es w.
Ward. Recording Secretary; F. NJ.
Cochran. Assistant Recording Secre-
tary: VIM T. Boulder. Financial Sec.
rotary; A. II Owens, Treasurer; r.
NJ. Cochran. Representative State
Counsel; Charles w. Ward. J. w
Cochran, and Alexander Craig. Trus-
tees.
Havre dc Grace Masons. Susquc.
hanna Lodge No 100. 4. r. and A. NJ.
elected on Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year,
JOS. w Chamberlain. Worshipf,il
Master; DR. l. G. Taylor. ST.. Warden
John Russell. Jr.. Junior Warden: VIM.
\. Foster, Treasurer: l.. A. Vosbury.
Secretary; w. r. Grecuicai. Tyler.
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anan. Misses Laurine Reynolds and
ADA Ovens
Miss Ethel Reed entertained lew
friends on MONDAY evening
Mr. Frank Seminar has returned
from a delighiiul visit % Wilmington.
Mr. How.rd Jones spent Christmas in
Trenton.
Miss Eva Reynolds is visiting in
Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Perkins. Of
PIiiladclph;a. Mrs Alice Macintosh
and Miss Rcba Haricnstine visited
their parents this past week
Mr. Walter Simmons. of Chester
town. visited Miss Debbic Jackson.
Miss Ethel Reynolds, Of Principle
Furnace. entertained few friends on
Monday evening in honor of her cou-
sin. Mrs Thomas Howell. Of Glasgow.
Del The evening was spent in play
inr games and music. after which re.
treatments were served
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
PERRYVILLE
IIappy Now Year TO all,

Happy New ear to all,
Mrs Belle Hoffman. OF Baltimore,
has been spending some DAYS with her
sister, Mrs J. w Cochran
Miss EStclla Brady, OF Magnolia. was
the guest ni Mrs VIM Kccscy the past
week
Miss Anna Foriman va. Baltimore
visitor the past week
Mr. and Mrs John Good and family
visited Philadelphia relatives last week
Mr. and Mrs. II. Wilson Davis spent
Christmas with relatives in North Fast
Miss Lottic Mink. Ut philadclnhia.
~, been ,ncndius some DAYS with Mrs.
Rcua LINDSAY
Mr. mud Mrs Boswell. Of Philadrl-
pn'a. have beer spending some DAYS
with Miss Mile Stump
Miss Ncrua Char,ha aud Mr. Tohn
Jackson. 81 Wilmington. were the
guest, OF Miss Ncrua Watson the past
week
Mr. Edward Gchr. " Wilmington.
IN, been -"cudiu" tho holidays with h.,
mother Mr., Gchr
Mr. md Mr., Clarence McMullcn
visited Oxford, Pa. relatives on Xmas
Mis-, Emily and Johnnie Reason. of
ll1vrc de- Grace were the guests n,
Mr. {. T.. Cole aud family ou WcdncS-
day.
Mis-, Mol'ic Gardrcr ha, been spend.
INC some days with friends in Balti-
more.
Nr and Mrs. William Gillespie. Of
Redmond Va, spent Christmas with
M, mother, MIR, Miranda Gillc spie
Mis-, Bertha and Master Nrthu.
Hare. "i Reading, Pa, have been
spending some day, with their parents
MIR and Mr., Calvin =. Hare.
Misses Helen and Alice Wright. Of
Stcpncy. Hartford county. have been
,ncndinp some days with Mr. and Mrs
Henry Gallon
MIR Frank Bailey. " Philadelphia.
has been spending som, days with Mrs.
Mary a. .dacDouald and daughters
Mr. Eden Jackson. OF Richond Va.
hac been spending the holidays with his
family at Aiken
Miss Emmorson oi Dickcyvillc and
Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Reed a.
Coatc>vlllc. Pa, were guests at the
sherman House over Christmas
Mr. Ollie Barrett, Of York Pa.
visited his brother. Mr. Edgar Barrett.
"u Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr.. y Jones and chid-
rem, OF North Fast, were the guests
oi her sister Mr., Grant Nardcll, the
p1,, week
Mr. Edward K McCommor> visited
h', brother. MIR Joseph r McCpm-
nous, at Pcrryman. ou Monday and
ff.a a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

For several years was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last winter
was suddenly stricken with severe
pain in my kidneys and was confined
to bed eight days unable TO get up
without assistance. Ny urine con
tanned thick white sediment and I
passed same frequently day and night.
] commenced taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy and the pain gradually abated
and finally ceased and my urine became
normal. ! chcerfully recommend Foo
ley'S Kidney Remedy. III. c. WELLS.
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Mr. Edward Snyder. of Camden. a. 4
\; srent Xmas With his chiIdr<n At
Mr Henry Boyd's.
Mr. JOHN Va Campbell left on Ikst
"Wednesday for his home II GxincsviIIe'
Ga. where he will spend the winter
Nj Melville Arthur aud Miss
Virginia Ma:hn have announced their
eiipagefis IL
Mrs Eta bird. Of Baltimore, spout
hsr Nrias vacation a. her home n<a-
LI'.cr;y trnye.
nj 4 =. Mcc'enahau was Battle
mere visitor Monday.
The Presbyterian SUNDAY School
held very delightful Xmas entertain
men, in Their Sunday School room III.
Monday evening The room waa vi y
appropriately decorated and the chihls
rem all toog their parts we'll. After {
program, each member of the school
was presented with net.stocking IL
candy and an orange.
Miss Irene Smith il spending ~
days in Philadelphia with Mrs. William
Me Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. KimbIe entertai !
ed at Maplcwood on Xmas day, M.
and Mrs. A. B. KimbIe, Messrs. Ben
nett and Roy Kimbie. OF nottingham.
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Fulton, Misses
Jeanette and Florence Fulton, Mas
ter and Hodge Williams. Arson full
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wilson, Mrs.
Edward Wilson. Miss Ruth Wilson, OF
Oxford, Pa.
Miss Lenora Leslie, OF Baltimore, Il
visiting Miss Alva Berriker.
Miss Mary Mohrlein Is spending
New Years with relatives IN Philadef-
phia.
Mr. Emil Holm, Jr., Is visiting
friends in New York City.
Merrill Staples and Sebcrt Scott and
Misses Helen Harwood and Rena
Holm arc spending New Years in
Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
PORT DEPOSIT.

\ Happy and Prosperous New Year
To All
Rev. V. s. Collins vii hold watch
night serves at the Methodist Church,
New Years eve
Mr. and Mrs. f. 7. Benson presented
their daughter. Miss Margaret Benson
with very handsome upright piano
on Christmas morning.
Mr. and Mrs George Atkinson. Miss
Virginia Atkinson aud Mr. Roland NJ
kinSon scent the latter part OF last
week At the Hartford House. Havre dc
Grace
Mr. and Mrs Harry McMullcu and
DAUGHTER. and Mr. and Mrs Harr'
Tones oi WILMINGTON. spent Xmas
with Mrs G"orgr tones
Miss Mphci cicnhcrsar. oi Ralti.
wore ard Miss Helen St"nhcnson. of
Wilm'n"ton socnt Scvcra! DAYS a.
th"'- homo iasi week
Mr. ew;S Plmhcro sncut ecvcra!
havs this wc"t With palti~~-e friends
Miss Mabel pecnlcs. ~ State Col
lc"c. Pa s"cr' This week II her home
Nr David Holm whn he's not bccr
well for quite a while. died very sud
DENY ~ his BOARDING house m Xmas
nnrnino He was buried from the
HON" of his brother. Mr. \. / Holm
sunday afternoon at o'clock. NJ
HONEYWELL Cemetery
Mrs Inscoh SAMPSON aud sau and
Miss Nav Hohr. ~ ph;ladeiphia snept
Sunday 18th Me 4 Holm
Niss Marina Fvcr'St ~ Baltimore
sncrt Christmas dav with her mother.
Mrs Sarah Evcrist
Ncssrs Jacob /. and Charles r.
Butchcnhart. oi Philadelphia. spent
Xmas At their home.
Miss Elizabeth Scott. 81 Elkton. is
visiting her uncle, Or H. +. Clemson
Mss Guttwcll. OF Lancaster IS the
guest 81 Mrs Harry Smith.
Mr. Charles Buck. oi Chester, spent
Xmas At his home
Mr. John Reinhari, 81 Baltimore
spent Sunday with Mrs Roy II. shy
der
Rev and Mrs. II A G. Wcsterield
and children and Miss Leila K. Gerry.
oi Wilmington, are spending Xmas
vacation with Mrs Jane A. Gerry
DIR. travels Falls. Of Lancaster, Pa
spent the latter part Of last week at his
humc
Mr. and Mrs Bennett Darnal. of
Baltimore. spent Nma, with Mr.. and
Mrs r. c Hopkins
Miss Gladys Boyd who has been
Spending quite a while in Camden. \
J.. las returned to her home
Miss Margaret Davis spent Sunday
~ Baltimore with Mrs Goodman
Leach
Mr. Norman Boicc Of North Caro-
lima is viSitinp Port Deposit friends.
The Infant Departments OF the Meth
odiSt SUNDAY School held a very de-
l'chtiul Xmas entertainment last Sun
| dav afternoon After The program.
which consisted Of choruscs. solos and
rcciIaiions Mr. ! NJ Crcswell. Super.
nteudcnt. presented each scholar and
invited guest with hnx ~ candy and
~ oranrc The children in return.
| presented Mr. Crcswcll with pair Of
f'd GLOVES and his assistants. Misses
| nutchc"hart ard TAYLOR. presented
/ him with very r~cttv scarf min
Misses Lille + Putchcnhart and
Marv T Durcin. 81 PHILADELPHIA. are
spendr" their Xmas vacation Al their
re ercciivr homes
W. aud Mrs Hcrhcr' n Gerry aud
chi'dr"r - Baltimore. sncnt Nmas
wi'h Mrs lane : Gerry
Mise Helen Hunt IS visiting Mrs
Walter Flint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
NR!GRT NIT BAD LAND

4 special from &. A. looney from
Washington Indicates j, aeofge
Wright has hil bad pastures Il saya:
President Tah Is gery much dlasai,
iaiiea Wiih TIE conditions Of the aast
en bart of oklahoma 10 iar as they
relate to the euv-rnmans ne IS lir.
Sd 0i the turmoil that is going on
there ia lndinn matters rhs deYel
aped here IN q conversation between
the president and several OF bis
friends who went TO see him RELATIVE
10 the appointment OF new commits
slonef ol indian affairs
And lhls attitude OF the president
may easise J. George Wright trouble.
III has certainlg given q serious set
back to his ambition 10 become eoms
missioner n lmiian affairs And Il
may eause change 10 BE- made III
Ele commissioner 0lfice al Nn4ka
gee though President TAFT dla not say
So. The thought IS predicted upon the
dissatisfaction EXPRESSED upon the
etuailions should have gotten In the
m1ddlel condition they are now in
This relates especially 70 the town
lol cases and the land tide suits.
Evidently the president believes
that there Is no reason why pres
ens conditions could not have been
ohvlated And while be has IN no
Nng Indicated what action he may
take In settling the difficulties that
have ariaeu he Is decidedly In fav
81 tlf preventing their recurrence. aud
this leads to Mr. Wrlghf's ease lie
has been IN charge OF Indian matters
there a long time, and II the pfeai.
deut Is dissatisfied. as he undoubtedly
j.. be IS likely to charge this IN to
SOMEONE
Nothing would please the kepnb.
llran organization better than ia get
8 chance 70 bounce Commissioner
Nfleat ara get someone else IN and
they VIII dnublluss encourage the
president tc take action II they scau
FAel4 nhlml " 4 selfish une. III eonfRR
lllss dusifIhe Va gNl ne piafR fnf.uHe
l5HIl parls work A
pfpsidNnt TAFT has said enough
alreadY 3 show that be wants mat.
tak Aui#frN Gown N Oklahuha. halh
luf the sake Of lhe administration and
for Inn people who live tberei parfl.
eIfaflt the lndllils lAss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
Short Cuts to the News

Tho R,adles addition IN Wesi Ghthl
70 is building fast Lots are selling
taat IN .te third capital heights ad'
dliion, GNe tranafers being recorded
yesterday for siies Of lots al from
$500 D palr and upwards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Attorney General West holds IN an
opinion 70 tue bank commissioner. a,
M Young today that building and
'oan asDciatlons which operate IN m1fe
han one county are not uader the
control NJ his department as wax the
Understanding Of sho hank examiner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
pertaining to Those
on the Sick List

n Cnhnorsl president 81 The state
ppafd Of agriculture has hern can
~ - tis hhine III Canadian county
by a ielrefam anuuuncing lhe serI
ous illuess Of MS iiltlc son who h
ul eApected 70 live
The sou Of lt ana Mrs n A.. Mob
llil ls On The slch list
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

TulSao. o.. march n Threats Il
hls President TAFT Masof Braad
Wil|llatk and Joseph Cannon. speak
# lhe| Rouse 81 representatives. Nea9
contained ln letter sen II N gaiH
son ID Washington from Toledo. Aafel|
-. ap1 s|entd Polish voter
4be Ihier Wss retained = Ia|eAxI
its Morning 'p the Hls s H
Hh|Ia AusheY AfefflaFF & IL 1a4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
ELECTED NAN TlmRa

MoAlester March 27 Eor tie teatt
consecutive time Mrs. q. 3. tleHter
ot Nuskogee was yesterday afterno1s
elected president 0f the Woman'A + II
elgn Missionary society of The 0isla
hama conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. which clos
Ell lss annual meeting here last night
after very successful sialeH
The other officers elected Ncre.
Flrsi Vice president. AIRS ]. & Fow
lef 81 chelsea, second vice nresideff
Mra Z y H. Morgan. Of Norman. re-
ccfdlng secretary Mrs. ! Il Ban of
uuranl: corresponding secretary. @fa
Il y spaulding o. Muskoeae linaus
afrd MRS. WI y Il e.a. 'hessea,
edllogs Alra D AN IIsgehs bf Ara0lpre
The meeting was d snecessllu one
throughout and ihe reports made were
satisfactory % allt n waA shown that
tiHi aluounf or anona@ fAised amhle
lhe past year was more than si.sn0
About eS00 was pledepa az BE meai
lhg hers ys4ieiaiay hftdh0aA. Il aHE
alfo shown that the membership was
doubled during The rast 1eaf
Nuhurion waa selnated 4 szshasglga9
Ifbf Ad6ldlpg no nee# 1l6etEhll I'a
IND 40 not liked q lliI# ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
caddo whlsksy Gaze Appe.led,

James Letoree convicted IN tn coun.
~ courl q Caddo tor selling mtoxlcat,
Ing liquors, and who was sentenced 10
30 days n iall and fined $50, has an
pealed the case to The criminal court
oi appeals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

The much delayed initial meeting ~
|ihe charter members of the Guthrie
chambe 81 commerce viii be held on
Nedpe7uay might IN the city hal audi.
lorlust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

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8 "a Nsl*lh hhIckuNIltgeea 1aiE flar
Ilsoa NJ bongwolsh deieudpd aIhe
4sHxAe bill and declared Il ID be nFac
(loa lulnnment 81 PLEDGES made dur
lag ihe Inst canlnalen by The Repuh
iIcahs
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The Humane society Will nieei A. Car.
uegle library Tuesday evening at 3
o'clock Everybody Interested cordial
ly invited to attend hy orief ol sec
relnry Rebecca J.. Finch
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lpges dsofdery conduct OF the
defendant staying away from home.
and WITH being extremely cruel. as
Wen as nesleetful about providing cor
ihe family pfuvendes
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Eliza MeNeal nlsa saiI IL the 10
Iean connlf district court today against
lIedree MaNeal. He|a parties hfe col
nfe'l the defanHaI6 lA 4 neffo lnll|
Sol ~ ll|a AIsseyIauHl The plalnilP al
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III flohpannes lase 81 Berlin. tfeihed
ih the wofl0a leading universities. &
student n the acienceRs widely tray
eied ant careful observer ~ man
"a things
This re'ed man viii leUtuss III arih
RE at tIlp Firsl NJ. q. church the Night
Of Anfl LIST The subject Of his lee.
ture viii bet'llnknown worlds 1ha
lecture win be feast OF which al
should pariaks as h Is seldom We haYt
such an opportunity Admission 51t
All cordially invited.
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.;loferncr liazkeIi thia morning ap.
proved lIoune nill Ne 81. which io.
yates The girfa Industrial school at
lhIckashu