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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21

MIR. shumate and Mr.. Gentry. OF
Newborn. visited c. 2. shumate and
wife.
Mrs. Chas. Moore. OF Union City.
Is the guest OF her son. c. a. Moore.
and wife.
Mrs. VIII Bailey returned TO Louis.
vile. Monday She attended the funer-
al and burial Of her aunt. Mrs. r. r.
Millet.
Conley Powers and Miss Jewen Jon
akin. both OF Fulton. we're united In
marriage In their home city az 10
o'clock Saturday night
NOTICE: Parties owing the under
signed on OUTSTANDING and past due
notes will please call and settle AT
once and save cost.--Chas. A. John.
son. lp
Several dispositions are being taken
this week In the case Of Hate a
Ward W. Calcutt. The suit involves
a lot OF timber in the lower end OF
the county.
NJ. Parker. a motion picture special
lat has been engaged by Mgr. Dillon
to put a picture show ON each night
from now up to the 2Gth. A new ma
chine has been installed greatly im.
proving the service. and Mr.. Parker
talks" the pictures giving the spec
tators a clear understanding Of each
picture. The price OF admission. al.
though 1900 feet OF film Is shown
each night. IL only i0c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21

Our Christmas Clothing Sale Il
Just what the men have been wait
ing for.-Smith & Amberg.
Miss Nettie Howell, who has been
here attending school, will leave fol
her home at Paragould, Saturday, to
spend the holidays and will be &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Choate and son. Mrs. Choate win
visit her sisters. Mrs. Howell and
Mrs. Smith, OF that place.
You men can afford a new suit and
overcoats at the price We are now
selling them.-Smith & Amberg.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding OF Otto Saunders and Miss la-
ellie Burrus. the ceremony to be per-
formed next Monday, at the home Of
the bride of In Woodland Mills. Miss
Burrus is the charming daughter Of
Mrs. J. H. Kennedy. Mr.. Saunders
5 a son of Prof. J. II. Saunders, Of
Route 4, aud a serving young mao.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21

FOR SALE: Fine No. beef cat
tle.-w. T. Parham II. y. ID. 3.
Judge n. T. Davis returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Henderson.
ny.
Miss Bell Mercer. OF Jackson. Tenn.
viii arrive here Saturday 20 spend
the holidays with Mrs. Alice Amberg
Miss Bette Louise curlin. OF Union
City. spent several days last week
with her father, Dr. c. W. Curtin.
Ethel Wright. OF Crutehfield. and
Mise Emma oliver. OF Mcconnell.
we're united in Marriage at Fulton.
sunday.
l.. A. Brock has a variety OF SIN
ger Sewing Machines on hand. See
him at once and get yuor choice be-
fore your choice may be taken by
some one else.
Capt. Lou Tullis. OF this city. Is
now pilot on the towboat John S.
Summers. He has been running on
the Lee Line Steamers between New
Madrid and Cairo.
Dave Morgan was acquitted by a
jury Monday on charge OF drawing n
pistol IA Junie Taylor. Morgan WAS
arrested on two other charges. one
for carrying pistol and two war
rants one on Dec. 6. and one last
January ESQ. ]. w. Williams, o:
Crutchfield. presided at the trial.
Judge Naylor having been sworn off
the bench by defendants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
EXODUS OF DIvINEs.
What's the matter here?

What's the matter here?
The new year is going to fint
three of our churches-the Presbyter
ian, Christian and Baptst-withou
pastors.
Ed Horace Siberell, of the Christ
ian church, viii go TO jackson, the
county seat of Breathitt county-thai
wild and woody region from whence
many travellers have never returned
especially U. S. revenue men.
Rev. Sturgeon Wingo, of the First
Baptist church, preached his fare.
Wen sermon last Sunday, and expects
to leave shortly for Alabama, his
work being near Birmingham.
Rev. w. G. Stockton, of the Presby
terrain church, and who has been her,
longer than the other two gentlemen.
also has the rowing fever and expects
TO accept a call in West Tennessee.
The Courier is very sorry TO know
these gentlemen are TO leave Hick-
man. Each of them have labored
faithfully for the cause they repre-
sent. and we believe have accom-
plished much good for our people. The
departure OF these ministers, togeth-
er with their families, viii be deeply
regretted by their many friends in
Hickman. No special reason is as
signed for the pastors resigning their
respective charges at this place; but
it is very evident there is a painful
lack of cooperation on the part of
our citizenship, as whole, with the
various churches OF Hickman. The
situation Is rather paradox mas
much as our people are above the
average In morality but show very
title enthusiasm In religious matters
md church notwithstanding the
'ity at large. These facts may or
nay not have a bearing on the action
4 the departing preachers-at least,
hey have not expressed themselves
n this subject.
But there's q reason
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
$500, 900 Christmas GIFT.

New York. Dec. 1s.-Santa Claus
dropped a second "half-million- dollar
necklace Of pearls In New York City
and the recipient is the young wife of
Frank Jay Gould. The rope OF gems
is arranged in two perfectly graduated
strands and recently was received
from Paris. A third strand may soon
be added. he says. The first half-mil-
lion-dollar Christmas necklace went TO
the wife Of Judge Gary of the Steel
trust
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21

Gus Moore has moved TO his farm
he has recently purchased bcios .ae
Mcugel factory.
An hours shopping In the morning
nov Is worth two In the Afternoon -
Smith q Amborg.
Miss Charlotte Hubbard Is cIp.'.
I'd homo from Cincinnati this week
to spend Christmas.
Frank Smith wiz be home from
Nashville saturday 20 spend the bold.
days. lie h attending Vandcrtt
University.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
IN A GENERAL WAY

The Christmas store.-Smith 4
Amberg.
Fair weather is predicted for to-
morrow.
Boys clothing at reduced prices
Smith a Amberg.
Your Christmas money goes far
Their at Leiboyitz.
cltron, Figs, Rsisins, Dates, Stuffed
Dates at Elision Bros.
Z. c. Davis was here from Louis
vile on business Tuesday.
How nice a new set OF table linen
would be.-Smith & Amberg.
Every article in our stock is a sen
sible gift.-Smith 4 Amberg.
Our handkerchiefs are the talk Of
the town.-Smith a Amberg.
Rugs. Rugs, Rugs, in new patterns
for the holidays.-Smith a Amberg.
A beautiful line OF new room size
rugs just received.-Smith 4 Amberg
Appropriate presents for every mem.
Der of the family Smith a. Amberg
Portieres and curtains make useful
and appropriate gifts.-smith a Am
berg.
Kid gloves for gifts, long and short
length-sl.Oo to ss.5o--smith a Am
berg.
Imported and domestic handker-
chiefs, &c TO sl.5o.-Smith 4 Am
berg.
Buy your Christmas suit here and
save from $500 to s5.00.-Smith a
Amberg.
Almonds, chestnuts, FiIberts, Eng
Iish WsInuts, Brazil Nuts, cocoanuts
at Ellison Bros.
A big line of ladies' and children
sweater coats. A useful gift
Smith a Amberg.
Hickman Lodge No 76i +. q A. NJ
will hold annual election OF Officers
next Wednesday night.
The best OF candles, including choe
olstes at 10 cents the pound and hall
pound at Ellison Bros.
S. p. Henry returned from Nash
vile Sunday. His many friends vii
be glad 10 learn that he has fully
recovered from the operation that wa,
recently performed.
Just get your wife a nice Singer
Sewing Machine for Christmas
gift. No gift would be so good anc
appreciated and so much needed In {
home. See l.. A. Brock.
The continued rains OF last nigh
and this morning causes the mer
chants TO wear n long face.
Nick Holcombe sends the Courier
for one year as a Christmas present
to his brothers T. A. Holcombe
Greenvine. Miss, c. w. Holcombe
Phoenix. Miss. w. e. Holcombe, Mag
nolia. Miss.
+. 4. Luttrell left Wednesday for
sturg.s. KY. to visit his mother dur
ing the holidays. From there hs
goes to Crosby. Ark. to make his
future home. having purchased a 2oC
acre farm, near that city.
Mrs. b. T. Davis and Mrs. J. L.
Amberg gave a linen shower for Mrs.
b. G.. Hale. Jr, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hale was the recipient OF mum.
erous beautiful and useful linen
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
italian Cholera peereasIna.

Chiasso. Switzerland. Dec. 1s-Tne
official bulletin issued by the Italian
government regarding the cholera cpl
demic In Italy shows that the disease
has decreased during the week OF Dec.
3-9. when there were 81 cases and 20
deaths reported.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
LYMAN Abbott 20 Year, Old.

New York, Dec. ls-Dr. Lyman Alb
bolt, the noted clergyman, author and
editor. received many congratulations
Monday on his 10th birthday anniver-
ssrJ. Dr. Abbott was born in Rox-
bury. Mars, Dec. Is. 1895.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
Below you will find a Statement of Deposits Dec
5th for the last four years. Note the steady growth
1908
SHO,477.O5
1909
$I24,63O.3O
$I52,o75.O0
$I02,o5I.o4

On the strength of the above statement together with
past record of literally conservative banking methods
solicit your banking business and you the careful
your interests which has marked dealings with
the customers of this bank in the past
We cordially invite you call when in need of
banking accommodation. when platng change in
your banking connections
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
VITAL STATISTICS.
births.

To Dock Nolan and wife too.
Dcc. s. a girl.
To c. Singleton and wife. De- It
a boy.
To Laney W. Heryan and VITO.
Dec. 8. boy.
To Clay Pocket and wife. Nov d.
a girl.
To Tom Il. Anderson and a.fa.
Dec. II. a girl.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-12-21
ossths.

olivia MIne,. age rs years. d., g
appoplexy.
w. w. Aylor. Ase years. Dec 20.
whooping cough.
Frank Thompson. (oolJ age 20 Ike
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
500 REWARD. stoo

The readefs of this paper 1lll be
pleased 10 learn that there is at
iesst one dreaded disease that sci.
snre has hHeu al t0 cura til all its
stages. and thar Cstarrh Halls
catsrTb Cure Is tHa only positive
cure nov known 10 the medical fra
|. rnity catarFh being constltu.
tonal treatment Halls Catarra
Cure is taken internally. acting d.
rectly UPON the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
sfroyiEg tire foundation os the dls.
.ease. and giging the patient strength
hy bhldiBg Bp The constitution and
assisting nature IN doing lis Work.
be prDnEietDrs s0 maah iaith in its
curative powers that thcY offer One
Hundred Dollars FOR any case that IL
fails % core. Send for list of testI-
Tonlals
Address r, CHENEY Il Co, TO.
sed0, d.
Sold bv all druggists, use.
Take Halls Family Pills for eousti-
Patton
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00owE0 u Bs OH MAIDS
'ffeshsrs ws Cats or Fosr sis.sr
HTnsy Ever Marry

taiRser- gans EsocmeA SIS Nie
~ sglnssefol N sAeg wnn4 SHARE
d the senate lsN 81 their mofheg
tfg Misses aaase Adele Eaa sos
aiae Vsssorf AiE'apnsine an Ciars
ks4}3Fe keasseaa are fac e tAe ia
ESt iat1a Ehe utness a iHsi%s'
fFiffe IS a1F ore g 50 aAass
! - sItnse Aewas1 sa an 4N zaessas
s3Aas Aer tearh ci zoe aHa5aaSSs f0a
revert ta gae oiheF ihFee F8.as
The uaA e. Mrs catasiHe j RoiS
sfan, vAseA nss alad io probate
sss&ag.
Cal.inss IL Cuna ao mStter haw
,istelt, Mgss t2ll 0n dsaT ears
9 s0asse. & should eref aei3e
Sc marry The JOSS ot wg STARE ia nas
antAeg estate w0rss not ieseg Me,
ss MISS iDalse Ard 4sH Sssre I.
ens of my Sisters should decide "a Ne
rasfgiea she N0l ua. seI she loss a.
sasrshsre make the s-atest Gi@eFence
ln aeF pa2us q is not prp1a bite lhai
lna as RS @l ever marry We ars
aa logger gonaz girls fei lt sucA g
Easug s2oas8 eveT hapnau ! know thai
fourth 0t the Hranartg Rpnld os
GLADLY turned ever ga the EemAsniag
tBree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
cLEAR cAse oE rYnAMNY

Were Ii n0t sos she salatsrY aE3;a
ton III The passions the MateFs ri
hfe N0ai5 benolas dall. stagaaat and
IN Baiit irs il g8fai purposes as
1rCse ~ TIE Dead sea. says fhe ST
Louis haFlali1 Il Ah08la af equally
csE lels@g ~ ga4s8 agaiast those
iempeaM and ovefi.oslngs which
may eatsti mischief. either upon our
feiHea ~ uaou 0there We should
aHpsf taal HfuwsF calm of ahieh the
alAKaiaapsas 900 inertia are inevlta
tgF hostile to health and happiness
in the y0yaga Of Mfe ws SHOULD
iiaifafe ne ancient mariners. who
wahgHt ldsiua asght III she earth
tFnEtea ~ tAe heasenlg signs for
their gHiiahce
Happg 'be mau fhe tide u whose
pssalout bhe ihas ~ tae great ocean.
I'd gegHlats n, tl4e light above
IN F3lsEblrg pa a wealthy 8ag
on manufacturer aas brought sult
against biz wife foF divorce apon tbs
most SsFanalcal grounds III bis bili
he 5rHta3g charges that his Bifc fat.
sisted apoH sieenaa with her head
At the fo0i 81 the bed ana her feet
"a his face
Such 4 man ih aot deserving OF
tlie courts consideration He haa
no regard for wgman's rights and
privileges ne should. bad he one
spark of gailantrH. baye been glad TO
Deynit Ills wife 10 keep hef feet ia
hi. face A Wife hss s0ma rights
iE this free and enlightened country
Phillip Il os spain used to invite
a+-a 1y4kt isseAsls ~ asAAesa sac rata
~ his fav0fite and afterWard each
drank b glaAS Of tine bath wateF as
an evidence 81 their appreciation II
they did not. ii some strange way
TIE lost their heads
That sas Il daT 0t 2sliantFy ii
2ny man complained then that bis
vile slept With her feet IL his face
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CONGRESS
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z tAe Tar @ea1I sale es ssa~A-
.1Esa- as s e1e ever ca sAs
fesS os s2e e-S-ss q ne l1Aisa et2s@s
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fWs.Fs EoAis 3 Is es#l % sAe
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~ sae AaMaT t1ag1S o4 toTm 81
IF~ssapsg Z&A Sc rs 1pM eE= aged
= iAs Tess exciting operation q
s1nzg EeasE raEG re l9+
tA.nAs tAs NEs4 Hee4 Eo AAoE sc'
more t4Angs Aas41 v1e c1ackeH h1ss
nAss s1a1 e knows st grsn arr
= q bis l1sa ta4s ne iNeiFe moltss
.1glAg eoassss see9l9 5e aea sct.Ts
11tA q eggs z11 lEi0TEatsc1
AI11g atAer aHesiic1s af Mants
20 settle al scheduled oY re erteg
Ts.1g press agent at SPOKANE. ara
z1e ie39n iug
Miis l rsise2e1H FHpGoFs sn srei
&Ee family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

The Mexican imbrpzii0 has added
new Nord 70 the language. just As
fae s0-calis1 Spanish way enriched
Il with number OF highly impressive
terms, such as Fpc0Hcentgad0M and
others
rientificov Is aes 70 the average
American. and by the time Mexico
read5usts hefself--oF il readjasied
the troubles % the gtata Will doubt.
Tess add many neN terms which vill
take ihesr place Il the universal ian
gmage. the vocabulary 0f which is
ENLARGED 1t every uew conflict car
r.ed oat under new conditions.
A Cseutiflco appears to aa a sort,
o. speculative CRATER, aaving neither
eEnics nor conscience The term ls
Mexican. 8ut the pr0euc. AS. nn.
happily largely American A Glen.
tsiico Is the sort 81 individual who.
ga this country organizes bogus
Ha1ing companies and pockets the
price o. the stock E08a before THE
police Dr The pDssufgsce III able "
gather aim in ne flourishes in the
City Of Mexico. Bat he IS more or
ie ubiquitous. He q nos held ~
1n responsible g0F a Blut to extend
the srea end perpeuate tne veign 0f
anarchy 10 Mexico by The asssssina-
fior Of General Mader0. who. hat.
ever else ne may BE- is certainly na
CRATER, n0t 10 sympathy RlfA tie
tribe
li @ be hoped thst The Uai,ed
States SID nat IS 0gerpaaetlllious
ga protesting these faenfffleeg be
eauke they clalm tp ba American
4Ae country can d. very pell with
olt them The tribe however has
always existed although the present
torn All applied % ihem il new
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
, O O Q O o Q o O q @ @ o o O
BRlLLiANTs d
v
, o @ @ q q o 70 o o q q % q q

Catch. thea % eaeeh fhe iransieu,
hour
Improve eaen moment as 1, flies.
Lites . short simmer aian flow
er
BE dies aiss hoa soon be ale
lohns0n
Envy WITH merit as iss haae 8uraue
BHt Ike stsdoH pfoye fhe sub
stance trae Pope
iiy pNnlaa o@es api bat stats pays
Indebted snd discharged
ihe crest and ownins III ap GOOD.
LiteS fiaai htaF Is Brotherhood.
kdwia Markham
The sgse man. even uhen he hoAs
DIV tongue says more than The l1ol
vnep w sgeaAa Old proTerb
Forgiveness 10 the injured does be-
long
but they neer pardon mh0 have
done the Rrong
Dfgde1
8hey neFer taste who slwass drink
They as#aYa tsak Hho never shR,k.
siatAer Prior.
Think nagght trifle though a
small appear.
small sands the mountain. moment
make the year.
And trilles life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

The Texas Wonder cures Kidney
aBd bladder troubles. removes gravel,
cures diabetes. weak and lane backs,
rheumatism. and irregularities Of lhe
sidneys and bladder ID both men ana
@omen regulates bladder trouble IN
ehildraD u not sold BY your irag.
glst u Rin be sent by mall on rA.
eeipi of 81 One small bottle ia NO
months treatment. aud seldom saila
~ perfect a cure Dr W. w Hall,
2S2s Olive street, 81 Louis. No send
for testimonials from different atates.
anld hy dfnggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

Dr GuileY has opened gp first
ess AsthIag ests5lish hmeut oppositC
tie p0sf0sEeR III Is Ehe only Hlace
ia the cisv nhere ladies and gentle
men can yet the Hercules water
taths in large tubs % fact 'he doc
t0f is pFepafe5 % gife nine different
AiT8s oi baths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

Most disflglYng sEln er'gpts0rE.
serofula. pimplss, rsshes. etc. are due
10 impure blood Burdoek Blood Bit.
tars iEsa cleansing blood tonic. Makes
ysQ clsaFeged, ciear-brainsd, clear.
sginked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

A Texzs wla0@ has pronounced
sgainSt war on tAs ground that men
are 100 valuable 10 be stood ln
roTs sad SCOT At II sac remains q
zidoH after having 50 expressed her
self sae's en7sAec To reverse her
Judgment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

fncidenf2ilg the Swat the Fsy pro-
pzgan1z has fhe entire approval of
the makers of fls pateat screen flF
spnaker And il mszhs he added
that rhe said spa1ser II clever
and efsicscloas Invention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

Who0png cough N not dangerous
when The cough Is kept loose ana
expectoration easy by gfylng Chant.
efiainh Cough Remedy. II has been
ased ~ many epidemics of this
diseass wlsh perfect success For
sale by ali dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

Haa be confined himself to aAsbe.
hef ID tBs STORY o' JONAH and tne
waate or even e. tAe statement that
Moses sroie some q DIS urgse poems
Naise aHliefed a8Eh t5e Blaea fae
hev William q Ggans of NoFthu.e
eeflAa9 ta mg1t Aave escaped
condemnation lof asresy Bug when
ne aasereratea faat ta1se classic Jars
Ananiaa and sapphlrs expired fsom
aS0rlea4 Qr heart fasiure ae wan, s0a
fsk, and unset cherished tradition
dear % the bease of III men We al
believe thar lsara ahpuld be puuish.
NJ summary provided TIE Hes are
ngt gf the #hlse variety. which
We tnll nAfselses
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loastshiy. SAYS Caiezgo edIcat-
~ saeg.d BE studied carefully 70
the enc tAat if may Lead 70 q beaui.
sgs nsaFFiel 'sfe ANY vacancy upon
the star of Instructors o- g0nng wgn-
en auloiiious 70 learn the me ~ q
l09rtss4sp NAV be easily asled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

Again ghe congEg sHppieneEt fs viz
8leste1 A Judge iE Panama strapped
sis segs ID ,hsn ane ssYs mosquitoes
cH cf ass ankles while He gel TIE
ines I'D scsnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

Judge 3fffG sf nDB EraEssgsres
wAgut allowed 20 read bss paper Oh
Porto Rice 70 the Tennessee Bar as
accaatsoa Decaase there nere things
40 IL tAe government didn't want
seid 10 mGca tae ngre reason wbg
y sAgad ssvs beer Fea1 and D41-
sir1ee iFo4dca4 WBea the admin
G1trai1Ts 81 pabi.c affairs aHderi axe
u keeg ,he.r aesa iH tas 4aTk ss ls
h.gh time The raDilc we're kR0slae
accurately and definitely wh2 T. 20
snx nn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

THe kAagHsheF Midget beHsiIs the
.Fsci tha' tbr pegpIe ~ i1e town da
'rot ase home prodsicts The t0an
1eS creamery which uf09nEes x.st@
FoaHdE d 5attey each week. ana
fgse according t1 tine Midget II is
god butte only eight oF ten pQaags
'H u IS sala in k5nEdsbeY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06

A recent baseball game at paw-
aee in nhieh sha Boston Bg1omer
gigiR were participants must have
drawn recoTd breaking crowd as
tie day before the game the glTis
peFe hes8 uB iE Perry hY sheriff.
ao, according ~ che Enterprise
times took their trunks containing
ll1 taeiF bl0pmers and their clothes
q satisfy ~ unpaid Toem rent biil
5rf sf2
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VAN NOY DISAPPEARS
EagilesviNe Man Taxes Mcses And
Leaves Suddenly

Leaves Suddenly
hsFtietyIiie. HkM~ dHua q 10. HI
An Nge 81 tAis place is missing
Igem his hnme. a0 81 family Is NO.
aale M discover ai whereabouts
Van Noe disappeared 0at wneh ago
taking Wfta him q pair II, muies vain.
sd at $3.50 8 biiggy ard "a amount
q iewe.Fy beIoWelug 70 bis aise and
Hoiherin Iaw vaH Nns HAS heen
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-12
GIRL ENDS SENTIMENTAL
JOURNEY WITH BOY CHUM.
Papa Appears and Brings Daugh.
ter Back to Earth.

TRENTON, Jam. 12.--Accompanied by
her father, Miss Elizabeth Langan, II
years old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Langan, of rs Ewing street, ar
rived in Trenton this morning from a
little journey which was started under
rather romantic circumstances.
Miss Langan, who is employed as q
cashier at a grocery store at East state
n Stockton street, left Trenton late
Saturday night with a boy friend 10
years old, whom she affectionately re-
ferred to as Dick" and who lives at
sol -Stuyvesant avenue
They gave no intimation of their in
tention to the members of their fami-
lies or to their friends. and their abb
sence until yesterday occasioned ex-
treme anxiety.
Yesterday Mr.. Langan received a
telegram to the effect that the boy and
the girl were at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ann Brewster, a friend OF the
Langan family. at Pleasantville. He
Immediately left for that place and,
finding his daughter, brought her home.
Dick was left stranded.
Miss Langan, when questioned ON
corning the affair. refused to have any
thing TO say, excepting hat she was
still single.