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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
WRrrk> orr >r,f>.S fO,sr.
Greek Tale Of Distress RO,ai Mail
steamer Ashore Towns EIooir,i.

Nfstt.4 If~ llFNg nv 20 lHH N'S
MArEIp. Dec /: I.!-grsms from all
parts of 'h, country continue To- he re-
"'iv"'! telling of the ravagc- of the storm.
~ tadIl IN" weather conditions con l.
'Inu" very disturbed. There l. great
anxiety her" concerning the fate II a
number Ut fishing vessels that we're I'm
ahl- to MAKE I,nr' after rh. storm set in
hottl" has he,.n picked mp On the
beach at santa Maria containing scrap
Of paper On which. written in Greek Is
an account Of tn. rerribl. situation OF a
Greek steamer the name IL which is
undTipherabl". II says that eight of the
crew had h".n washed uvrrl,nd ri ana
5ruWn.d. while the remainder were ia
- starving Cundi'l on. In" supplies IL
wafer and provisions having h.-'rme eA-
hau>t.'d. The statement. which - signed
hv tn" captain of the vessel does not
give IN. steamers destination nor lpCa-
TN when the both. was thrown over
IT, ard
In. Steamer Tfils II the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company. tn" British con
Germ. struck submerged rocks near Puerto
CnII. T-nsrIf.. and fuuud.red. Four 81
h.. crew w"r. drowned Tn. others were
taken IN tn. wreck and landed
tn" River IagIs has lett its bed. in
Indating the town Il Tallv"ra Ia Eieja.
seventy two miles southwest Of Toledo,
and cutting N the road between that
place and Toledo.
At Seville ~. GuldalqIIIv-r. which
yesterday was twenty eight feet above
t- normal height. IL now srbsldIng
The fear that the. -ntlr. city world he
inundated ~ now passed Th,. lower
quarters suffered severely
Al I"uta "a house THAT was undermined
" water fell IN. burylng six II it, occrl-
,trt- alive
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GTEHRi CONFINED T0 rtwP
snuis for sHuboanG President GwmrS
Foreign Mission 10 Get Rii 81 Him.

yfINN I 8IF II'1Tlf-, y TUN Nv
HAVANA. b"c- 2--G-n Pine Guerra.
who has almost entirely recovered from
the effects II the wound lie sustained AZ
the hands "f IA wouldb- assassn. has
b.rn confined lately. 10 the limits Of Camp
Columbia hy a Pres idenrial order IN con-
sequence VI riding III an autninoti.
around the palace accompanied Uy "A
numt~r 81 armed officer. without stop
ping Ia send ia his "ari To- President
Come.
This morning he paid his rasp-cts AZ
the palaC" aud was cIUs..t..d with Come,
for hslt an hour II Is generally said
that Guerra Will h.. sent Oh a foreign
mission -o a. I" g,.t rad If hm
Gen Rva. his rival u ~ expected will
succeed him as commander IA chief ni
the army
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MIN INVESTIGATORS AT ODDs,
international Association objection Go .
Move by Mr.. Palmer.

Four members VI the lntsrnationa
F''Ire Milk Association. headed 10y The
prp-id~n,. Nrs. Edward ". Hook-. and
accompanied 10y an INSPECTOR from IN.
Health Department. supplied heusselvss
With thirty sSerilized milk bottles sur
Wounded by Ice bags on last Iuesda y
afternoon and went ON an investigating
tour among the dslicatessen shops and
small groceries, Of the lower East Side.
The result VI their investI CATION In
bacteria counts To the cubic centimetsr
a. reported yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Aston startsd the members Of the
association's directors into several eS-
CARNATIONS VI horror. but the board oa
directors had other things to worry about.
Mrs. A. ii. Palmsr. who had been In
vI'.d by the New York Milk Committee.
of which Mrs. J. Borden Hartman Is d
member. To form a cooperating commit
t.,o u ClubwoInen. had In her turn vent
out 100 letters Of invitation 10 club presi-
dents, and some u her colleagues In the
International association didn't approve
the action.
Mrs William Cumming story. u fellow
director. said she would like 90 know the
attitude u the proposed committees to-
ward the International association.
Il would rather answer that question
replied Airs. Palmer.
Shen Airs. Hooke rad Mrs. Palmer .
letter Ia ths association u lew minutes
later sEs said
'rhlr CALI, TOR I'll. presence OF the
president aud two delegates a. u ni.stlDg
Co be held On Thursday Ia this hotel toT
the pairposs Of forming AN aiiS ihAry com-
mites 20 . locaA! organization. IL seerls
To rne that As our own association 10
la it's scope IL ought 60 cover
both the country and CITY. Ard ! can't
see AM reason Why We should dissipat.,
our energies, ~ working under anotEsr
organization. l understand that three
Of our tncinbers have already cant in their
rssigLations ~ our SECRETARY. and would
like 20 understand just Why 9ne OF our
dIr'sctors ~ tAxLnx 80 prominent part
In IN" making U p Of this new Committss.'
There IL plenty Of room for ALL said
.Irs. Palmer. and | am perfectly willing
TO confess hat UNI only human and hnt
! felt the honor Of being asked to form "a
WAS glad TO Iindert AXE the work | assrr.
YOU there Ia nothing inimICal or even I'M
friendly inmv.a';itude toward the assncia-
ton
Tbs, members broke up into small
groups when the meeting adjourned and
discussed the iss,ls from various points
d view The real se't element Of tbs. rala-
i've status OF the two assocIat ions will
not h.. arranged until Thursday
IN" disgruntl-i out going members OF
he International association ar. Mrs
Illiam Grant Brown on,. Of the thce.. !
'and ldst. for the pres idenCy Of the New !
DIRK City Federation OF Wom.n's Clubs: !
Miss sara Palmer, president of tn. Ma /
Ional Society OF New England Woueu, !
md Mrs. II. II Russell
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PROTEST CABLED TO JAPAN
"a tfNST THE ENEff rION or
kDTOhf t\D ms Gown ans.
Ensma Goldman Couldn't Attend the
Me~t,ng. hat wrotr th~ message
Leonard >bl,stt Pr->lair> Jark Len
dian AMI Ills wne l.rnai Their Names.

r.. p,.y,,, E,,,,,, rot,o J,ns,
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""'"N' anu ~"
THIS Cahl. message WAS sent last night
from a meeting i'm Lyric. Hall 1a5 III xth
n,.r. ,,;,h ,,,,,,.,,, ,,l,,,c,,,., Ia, ,,as.,y
Wv" nav u was e'Eh'r ny t"onaru
Abboft. iii" chairman. The curnIosition
waS Emm., Goldman'-. and in her speech
Miss Goldman r,,v.d ,L,. a,,d,.pca 20
-,
~ ~" '"''' w
h"'I nav" ONLY "a dollar To lose. bGt
those people IN japan have their live
Another rablevram wa,, ,.n, L, EotoISu
.na his c,,n,,ni,r. II, ,-,.,, I'm, hi.
VS.
MISS ooh'hian wonid not uiscios~ Sies-
sAR'S Endorsing tho protest ~sro r'sAi
to- the meeting by Grace. Potter. among
,h,. writer, hahn, Euy.p.. p.h. WIN satd
h.. A., - =.
~ ,'i.u nov 'otte 20 h''IP' ~ ~" w 'ouA-
Iu W ua~" w" l'i'A." n "a'en. Inc
eoe', oi W" 'tpp'H' '" 'oson' VINO "
~ 10 W '.'l. "'iu Osh i'ohu"n VIZ" e.k.eu
!. ous Ot W." sE'a, arhS ior u'.
tsi'o's, ~'hiaiF ~ i.reuo".
~. lr",, hrs i"hnhh ncrs.u uies .
eN,I".'S. $50 ~ %" "nV "'n
iva "4"' VS." wv '"-''' "
~ N'SA-
n,oku thh w" n'h"r prisoners ar"
20 ,Tvi"sahu's's 81 ahNoi,stn;
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DIED..

DEAN on Sunday. december ~. A. ra'ss!a
: ! Anna {. Dean. wife of the Rev. %. \.
DrNn. u. u. ago ~ wears.
lntcrm"n' a; Paterson, y. j.. Tuestay. n~-
Ccn.hcr ~.
DENiSOS ~ his residence, a. Fast -Vh .t.
Lyman DENTON. :: wears Of age. son OF the
late Charles and Helen " nenison.
Funeral services will he held ~ his late red.
drrr" ~ l. VI. Tuesday. the l3th H,i.
Iu'rTirrHt a. convenience Oi the family.
Kindly omit flower.
GORNNH CO.. sunday. december -. 1910
Nrs'niu'a 'lHr. widow ~ CorrrlI- Swa-i
''oru'an In her 7Oth y~ar
Friends Invited To attend services -.eSiav
evening n"locN ~ her late residence sSil
81 Az. near H'h st Brookbn. T.
Iu'crr~ur PRIVATE.
TfItEN John Illry. aged y wears r.---,
services At ~THE TrNrRsL CHrRrH ~ ~
West -7-i - ,FH'NK .. C.wrppiL Rrr1
MAXWELL suddenly. on December u az
IN MS h5'h vr,-. Joha Rogers. hclovsl ~
hand - Mara I. Maxwell Funcra, =
athie late residence 7'>'hAv. Rron4Sls n =
on Wednesday. December -. laio. ari'r.r.F,a.
lu'"rrr"n' priv Ate. kindly omit frE"-s
PiEiitt Sudd"-Iy. On saturday. 0~r~-'n-- ~
1910 ~ i"I"i ~ lrdrc', Waite : ".-..
Iunrral service ~ 80 Psul-, " .. o..
Ncs' Ind IS and N o. ,S'h II. OF &c.. -.
brc"mn"r iJ. ''in. ~ = la'.---' -
Mooh'a0n no,'on pap"-, glc.,c ..
II" body NIL IT, IN sta'" A. toe ,r Fec
i=aOP.M
k"sSITER ~ ~, rc,Idrr--. . >,-.,-' $40
Flushing. J.. ~ -.r-r. %"
Ii"H-I Van W,... eide. std. " r.
irrlr. Tu''rnrG Nr-. u...., 90.
she r7'r 500 ~ D., 30"
GuE'ra, go. - Gs---..
Chrr.n. t..-r-. o.. r, --.~-,,
1870. ~ -tIF ~ special am ..,...
sj,nHia >.'.,@ W. g. M s
t'n,r, rlv.u.0r Nan -..,n- h..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

Invitations have besr issued for the IN =
yelling Of a bronze memorial tablet in
honor 81 IN. late Charles Waldo Hasllrs.
first dean 81 the New York University
SChErl "t Commerce. Accounts and Fl
nance. OH Saturday evening next IN th.
University Building NJ Washington :. ,riar,.
Addresses will h- delivered by -v-,;ov
HerriCk 81 ohio. Frank 4 Nand.rlip.
president 81 III. National city Bank and
Prof. Leon Drummer. former secretary
Of IN" New York state society of Certified
Pubic Accountants DR. John II Mac
Cracksn. acting Chancellor Of New York
I niver~itv. will Also speak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
HiRH iRfTH iRRENT-
Rsis.ians FIND % After Nansen Failed
>rW Route t0 North siberia

81 PErEK-bI.RG. D..c. - Thu. Russian
expedition un,i..r the H-ulugIst u Rusa-
non has discovered warm ocean cur
rent around Nova I-ublI. hUt not pass
ing through the. Nara sea. wh-r" \lns..n
and uth"rS sought i"r such Il current
II - expected that ia Consequence. 81
tn" discovery th" maritime route to ths.
mouths IL VI" Siberian rivers will hence
forth U. Z" tia. north instead IL t. IN.
Snuih 1t Nova I-inhlt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
sTRIAN MINISTRY az r.
Lost ~uisi,ort Of the Polish Faction Ia
>,i,iabipie Over canal. 10 the Oder

.-1s,t4I 'a5ar hs,p4f,F ~ THT 81.
NftSSA. Dec. - The Government has
r--Ign.-i In con--,giI "ncr Of tbs. DETECTION
II The. Poles. which destroyed the Govern
m"n' majority
III. Polish party insisted that the ship
canals between 'hr Dan,Ib.. and Oder.
III. CONSTRUCTION ii which WI promised
min. wears ago. shouid Ice built while IN.
Government declared that IN" work was
Irnp"--Ihl" III the present condition ~ tho
finances. as III" cost would b- huge"
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EYRE tROU D. PASSES aUAl.
Hest kns~n in America for illustrations
~ Thart,-ray's Visit ssrrr


LoNDIN, Doc - tvT- 'rpwr a->p-
c,ar. If the ROYAL Academy died TODAY
Evr. Crow. YI- hD:a n 1924 HIS
father tyrr Eyans-i rove" wa- "a his
turIan Crow" -'ur'i"i Ja.nfIng in Paul
D.larDch-'- Pari- n"lI-r H.. wa- an
--r.'iat. Of IN" X ,yal Academy. IrS
b'S' known work - "a book with illG-ira-
iIon- bv the author called With IhaCk-
cray in America which wa published
IN isID He also wrIT" aud illustrated
- The H.tInG- and Homes e ! hark.-ay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

An air pIp" leading a. a =, ynal mAchIn..
In the subway az Nh" Grand Central station
broke las' night just a. th- rush gov under
way. The ESCAPE II air threw up u TRIP
lever and downtown "Nrr"-- stumbled
over - s"tt'ns: M" emergency brake.
The interborrugh wnrkrnen gr, 'h. train
ready 10 e. ahead IN eight Tnluut.,- but
in the m.ar'ITu" 'rafiID was lady clpgg..d
ENprr-E"- at That hour rTr IN IA"
minimum roadway and II Wa n"trIy :
U"lDck h"ipr.' trans were moving r"gu-
larly again
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GAYNOR QUOTED BOTH WAYS
FOR AND ~ tINT tiPTtIN
.tttt SID ar OpPRk SSION.
justices assss op'nion that Police Nav"
M Ri.hi To infr>t suspected Its1>r
D. cited u, Woman Whose Houses Are
t.uar,IrsI What Ire sata q, MAY Vr

A charge ot "pprns-lnu mad. against
Polic.. Capt Palmer 81 III" Vast Forty
seventh street station by Mrs J.annv,,-
Smith. WAS heard IN IN. West sob. court
yesterday
Mrs Smith. who Il 80 years old ..sttfi..d
thar polioo in N patrol wagon drnv" mp
to her two hntls..S in West Forty slAth
street ola Noy"ml .,r II anal arrested her
two nt her women Iudg,,rS and "A msId
The maid. Jan. smith va- ih., only un.
bald for tr.al When Mrs smith returned
90 the ho,l-"s after h"r drscharg" III"
found IVA" policemen IA uniform IN T,os-
session. "u- IN thu front hallaay 81 each
housa They told her th.v w"r" ih,r"
under ORDERS Slnr" ihh' ilm". III"
continued, a Policeman has teen con
stantly on drIry Iu each h"DIs.
They remained "I'h"r ~ ',r' h.,ll "r
the parlur. Mrs Nm'hr"-rsi.d answered.
tho door hell AMI ',li every conner that
ths place WAS a >.,r,kriv | lost all my
dodgers and huur,I.'r| and thr pr"s"nc.
Of these policeman prevented INV getting
others
My rent for TN" we hurIs"S amounted
~ sbD month | ash"l capt. Palmer
10 Withdraw las policemen H.. SAID I.'
coudnt rh" ru.,n were sp,tting "n th,
curtains ~ my parl"r wGni"s-. ~"r.'
demanding their meals and ,v..u rII-l -
mat SOM. -, ,,,v ..ry,,,, i.,,r,, l,.,,,.., :,
-, 49,, 49, -,
'"'" 'h ''' ''"'' ''"' "'' one "' '''r'''
threatened 10 shoot The woman VII"
attempt ii - answer the door h,.l I
again went i,,'nnr Palmer Ian, ,.,,Iy
T.uy,r ,,,,,',- ii.,,.,..,, ,.t.
represented MIR smith. submitted 'u
Magi-trlt" hr""n "A d"'i-t'n iN MLN"r
Gaynor when h." Wa a iu-ilr,. of ttlt.
supreme Court handed down IN AyiEI
1913. Arrng a. = committing uagI>-
trat. Justlr. t,aylur had pnu,,. All. iIl
Patrick Summers and three Policemen
before hum frr entering and maintaining
An ,-plnnayr tlt.ru A Gambling l,Ia.,,
He deCiti-,i al:llu~i M. produces. saving
IN, Ina, l,,.,.,- ., o., ..-..,,.., ,.i, ,,..,.
al. -, e.
."-
OF c"H7"r N'i' 80 '''' ~, .'".'' ''"t''> "' 'N'
SoI"i'''F w '''''' Nv "'""' H."' ""'
saie'F OF WIN 'hN l''-'n'i''N ~ 'NNi'"s
morals instead 90 a'''.t''"S rem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
psarceIona strike. settled


1||--|I = ID T8'H IN n THE ~
BARtIIp~N Deg - ih- strike - ia"
ru..'al workers her. has been peacefully
-'.r' i'.i rr. g"h-rai continent IL 'h. men
being "ppo-.'i 80 the -trIk.
Ia" STRIKE. Il rh" cart drivers ha- also
| l,...t. s..Ill.!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

.. f..f |t... 90 - no 81
IONpON. he" l. IN. I.w.. r"yorr.. q!
rhl- morning "rruu"ru-I. h,. ,i"at IA of Mr.
VI French sheldon. Fellow II ia. ROYAL
trruEriph'' al ~rr."'y. .Jplpr"r. author
AMI l..r'r!r..r Mr. sheldon. Whu - IA"
daughter uf rh. la" col Joseph French
L = \ - b.-n -..rIuu-ly M hut II ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

-"s.... f.'s b.HrE'. 's THr ,r.
PAIRS. De-" - Pierre IaRa-i-. GO
director Of IT," Paris OI--a Hov~.. dr"i
= .id"u,y tonight ~ "A box ~ IN" Opera
Hos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
MARRIED..

1r7-D MARSHAL On Moniay. 0,cc-- h.r
-. 1910 At Grac" church. New York --'r.
10y tho Rev " ) Rainsiord. n n. assis'ei
eE the Rev. Charles n Slar'ery. n. n
Serena Gilman. daughter % Henry Ru,xers
Marshall 20 thristp1h"r Nlnoi Weld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
Massachusetts 1910 Rhodes ~iusirn, Il
william Chase s;reene

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Doc. l:-Wili. am
Chas" Greene, Harvard senior. has h.'.,n
named ~ The 1910 Rhodes student firm
Nassachus..rt- hv the state Board ~ tdu.
cation II" took IN. examination several
weeks ago. Green. comes from Btl',-
NOR" II" - a rn.rnhrr 81 Phi Beta kappa
m" Student Council. the Harvard D.,ha'.
ing council and is one Of th. editors &
the Harvard Advocate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
q NDFRT NhERS

NDFIsT NhERS.
ERAN q. CAMPBELL, 2al-3s5W 3Jd -.
chapes. Ambulance Services. Tel i93a Css'S@
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03
Marvellous Discoveries

mark the wonderful progress Of tie
age. Air fights on heavy machines,
kilograms withci. wires. terrible war
inventions to Kill men and that won.
der OF wonder DR. King New O,s-
covery---to save life when threatened
by coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma,
Group, bronchitis, hemorrges, Ly few
er and whooping cough or lungsstrou
BILE. For all bronchial affections il
has no equal. James M. Black, of
Nashville. N C No a. writes it cured
him of obstinate cough after all other
remedies failed SOC and $l.OO trial
bottle free. GUARANTEED by !. >.
Pionser Drug Store
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03

For. Dan W Peery of Carnpgie was
in Anadadarko Thursday, While in
the city he was besieged by his friends
to enter the race for Flotoria. Rep
reseptative for Caddo Canadian and
Cleveland Connties. It was then that
he reluctantly showed his friends let
ters from prominent Democrats from
from Canadian and Cleveland Coun.
ties urging him to enter the race and
we were Their permitted to place his
announcement for that office. Dan as
he is so we'll known not only in the
district he disires to represent but
throughout the state. He is one of
the leading democrats for his district
and has served in the Legislature in
tie territorial days and was instru-
mental in having passed some of the
best laws the state has and was al
ways a champion OF any cause that
had for its object the betterment of
general conditions. We will be able
to say more of Mr.. Piery in succeed.
ing issues.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03
To The Public

You are hereby notified that sec-
eion ten of ordinance LAG governing
the water and light department of
the City of Anadarko will be strictly
commencing June 1st, 1910.
Sec. 10 is as follows: That all water,
light and power bills shall be paid to
the City Clerk on the first day OF each
month, and If not paid by the 18th. of
the month, the water. light or power
will bc cut off and will not be restored
until all arrearages are paid and a
one dollar fee shall be ehsrged the
customer fer shutting off and turning
on again.
By order of the Mayor and Council.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03
Boy browns Trying
To Save Companion

Cnickss. okla, June Gray
Evans, sixt year-old son of R. NJ.
Evans, city I. asurer Of Chickasha,
was drowned mis- afternoon in the
Washita river, half mile below the
water power plant. With some com
panions. the Evans boy was swim
ming with Jim Driggers, a younger
BOY. who ventured too far out, out
nd Evans went to his rescue After
saving Drigger's life the Evans boy
was swept away by the swift cure mt
The body was recovered two hours
later.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03
Alphabet Of Health


(Atcsison. Kan., Globe)
Abstain from Intoxicating liquors.
Breathe good air.
Consume no more food than the
body requires.
Drink pure water.
Exercise daily.
Find congenial occupation.
Give the body frequent baths.
Have regular habits.
Insure good indigestion by proper
mastication.
Justify right living by living right
Keep your head cool and your feet
warm.
Make definite hours to sleep-
Never bolt your food.
Over exercise is as bad as under
exercise.
Preserve an even temperament.
Question the beneft of too much
medicine,
Remember can ounce Of preven-
tion is worth a pound Of cure"
Sacrahce money not health.
Temperance 10 all things
U7der no condition allow the teeth
to decay.
Vanish superstition.
Worry not at all
X.tend the teachings of this alpha
to Others.
Yield not to disccuragerient.
Zealcusly labor in the cause of
health and gain everlasting rewrrd.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03
CAN YOU BEAT THIS?

Good 4 room house two porches so
#. lot; Fenced Good we'll and pump
Good storm cave; Small barn; Closet f;
Side walk in front; Shade traes; Good
location; Rents steady for $40. 90 per
month. For 10 days only goes at
$3.50. 90, A snap; Part cash; Balance
on time. See.
BALDWIN & GIBBS diff.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03
NIAGARA aI.n Worth s.slna.

Niagara glen 10 q great place for
Sotanists. Many fine specimens grow
here. and since the park commission
srs have cleared II OF Objectionable
features so that 1t is hardly to bs
called q Wild place. It certainly might
bs termed weird. A place that should
be sought out by nature lovers but
hardly the tourists-it means work
and time to see II we'll, and Il 10 no
place to go alone. but guide is most
always there to take one through.
Probably not more than two or three
out OF each thousand visitors to Nj
agara Falls ever hear of this place
and perhaps fewer see it.-New Or
leans Times Democrat.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03

Statesmen Wanted-The greatest
lot selling proposition on the market
Rockport, queen city of the gulf Sit
uated on land locked deep water bar
Dor. Government spending millions.
Soon to be opened to the world. Easy
terms to purchasers. Good commission
See me at Southern Hotel.
9l-tf j. F. Gregson, State Agent.
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DIR. Kings New Life pills
The best in the world.

First pub. May 2s. Last pub June
NOTICE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
County of Caddo,
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Johannah Hiskitt, Deceased.
To the Heirs, next Of kin and
Creditors of Johsnnah Hiskitt, De.
ceased.
You are hereby NOTIFIED that Adam
l.. Hiskett has applied to the County
Court of Caddo County. State of
Oklahoma. for Letters of Administra-
tion on the estate of Johsnnah His
kett deceased. to he granted to Ad-
am L. Hiskett and that said applica.
tion will be heard at the Court room
OF said CO urt, in the City of Ana
darko. IN said County. on the 1lth
day of June 1910 at 10 o clock A. NJ,
at which time and place any person
interested may appear and show
cause if any they have why such petit
tion should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
the said Count hereunto affixed this
2sth day Of May 1910.
(SEAL)
B. F. HOLDING, County Judge.
BY Ivy Schoenhoven. ex-officio Clerk
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03

Now is the time to buy Refriger-
ator, Blue Flame Oil Stove or a Lawn
Mower. We have the White Frost,
only sanitary refrigerator made. The
Best Rlue Flame Monarch Oil Stove
and Whitman & Barnes Lawn Mower.
All fully guaranteed. .s sss Prices are
right.
j. C. Steiner & Son
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STAR BAKERY
Fresh Bread and Pastry Ev-
cry Day

Special orders for receptions. etc,
given prompt attention. Delivery
wagon visits all parts of the city.
Soda Fountain in charge of Mellow
ell in connection. New fixtures. Ev-
erything new and clean. 9s-dtf
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enqiisn villages Health Record.

Not a single death occurred In the
aarish Of Holwell during the last year.
So far as can be ascertained from a
search of the registers. dating back
20 1863, this is a record without preoe-
dent. The nearest approach 10 It in
the last century was In the years 1916
and 1868. in each OF which two deaths
occurred. The population at the last
census was sss.-London Standard
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Rye Drop Cakes.

Twothirds cup rye -four. two-thirda
cup nour. oSe and ons-half teaspoons
baking powder, one-half teaspoon
salt, two tablespoon molasses, onehali
cup milk. one egg we'll beaten. Drop
By spoontuls in hot tat drain and
carve
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03

Lost-Gold bracelet. Signet with
out initial. Finder please leave at
Manning's residence. corner Okla.
homa Avunue and 4th Street. or at
Democrat office. 95.tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-06-03

Buy genuine Singer machine need.
les. oils and repairs from the Singer
Co. lOs Main. ]. M. Youngblood
manager. 80 2w.dw
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SUM MER SCHOOL

Miss Alice Hastings, teacher Of
first grade in city schools. will teach
a summer school in the West school
building, during the month of June,
beginning June 6. 1910 at s o'clock.
Tuition 81. So to $500. s5-6