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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed as administrative of the estate
OF j. L. Fields. deceased. VIII on the 10th
day OF April, 1911, or as soon thereafter
as a hearing can be had, make appIca-
tion TO the Garland Probate Court for
an order TO sell the following described
real estate belonging TO said estate. to-
No. two NJ of the Judgement Addition
70 the city Of Hot Springs Arkansas,
said real estate being situated in Gar
ffiland Cuunty Arkansas.
Said application win be made for the
sale OF said lands for the purpose Of
paying the debts Of said estate.
t;lyeu under my hand as Administered
trix OF said estate this 9Th day OF March,
1911.
MRS. MARTHA LEE.
A.lsnittis FRA f,.ix
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ELECTION NOTICE..

Pursuant to law ! hereby announce
there will be an election held In the city
Of Hot SPIRIT gs on the first Tuesday
in April, 1911. which will be on the 4th,
for the following officers to wit:
A mayor for term OF two years.
A city treasurer for term OF two
years.
One police judge for a term Of two
years
One alderman from each OF the SIX
wards Of the for term OF two
years.
Said election win be held at the usual
voting places III the city
Given under my hand as mayor OF the
city OF Hot 81, .ngs this Goth day of
March, 1911.
M, II. JoDD. Mayor.
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Eczema Is a parasite Up the SKIN
This parasite must be DESTROYED 70 e.
feet cure, TO do this II Is necessary :
treat the skin through and through
there Is no possible way 20 do this ex'
cent through blood circulation.
AZ ROSS ECZEMA PILLS
destroy every parasite IN the skin ans
completely cure eczema In all It's forms
they are perfectly harmless.
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
Sold In Hot SPRINGS by
southern Pharmacy
n. h. Morris Drug Company.
A. c. Jennings.
JACKSON Pharmacy.
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CITY POUND NOTICE.

Taken up within the incorporate limits
Of Hot Springs. Ark, the following de-
scribed animals TO wit:
One black heifer abcat years old,
white on back, belly and hind legs two
small white spots on back of her horns.
no marks or brands.
If same is not redeemed with in three
days from this date 1t win be sold for
pound fees. feed and advertising account,
at the city pound after ten days from
the date OF this notice or between a. m.
and p. M. on April .. 1911.
Given under my hand, this March 2t'
1911.
NJ. 7. BOLE.
Pound Master.
3-24-10t
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notice TO CREDITORS.
n the Garland Chancery Court.
dan CRAY af al .4fofrftffo

In the Garland Chancery Court.
Jordan Gray. ct al, plaintiffs.
vs.. No. 1885.
w. r. Barrett. ct al. defendants.
Notice il hereby given all persons
having claims against the estate OF w.
u. Barrett are hereby warned TO file said
claims properly authenticated IN this
court within ninety days from this date
or they win be forever debarred from any
benefit from the distribution OF said es-
tate. Issued by order OF the Garland
Chancfry Court.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court this 5fh day OF January. 1911.
II. A. WHITTiNGTON. Clerk.
ny A. @. Sullenberger. Deputy.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is herri : given thar the annu-
Al stockholders meeting OF the New York
Hotel Company will be held in their Of
flee in the Eastman Hotel on Monday
April 10, 1911 at O'clock P. NJ for the
election OF board OF directors to serve
for the ensuing year and for the tram
saction Of such other business as may
lawfully come before them.
Joe w. Corrington. Secre tary.
BOOK BEER AND BOOK WuRsT AT
ALBRiGHT'S.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

Department of the Interior,
Y. ). Land Office at Camden Arkansas,
March ], 1911,
Notice is hereby given that Joseph nj.
McTigrit, of Muse, Ark. who on Sept
y. 1906, made homestead entry (SeriaI
No. 02393) No 29l0S, fer SEi-4 ST, Ia
Sec. !, Me Ia NE Ia and wv IL NE IA
Sec. II. township s, range II w, 5th
principal meridian. has filed notice OF in
establish claim 10 Inc land above tiescriD-
ed, before u. s. Commissioner. at Hot
Springs, Ark, ON the 18th day of April
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Aaron Graves. OF Muse Ark
Isaac Kiles, of Muse. Ark
fiiileam Graves, OF Muse Ark
Joe Fisher, OF Muse. Ark.
II. G. FRIEDHEfM. Register.
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r. FIsHBAcK. Prom.

r. FI5HBACK. Prop.
Just rebuilt, remodeIed and furnished.
All modern conveniences. Steam heat,
stationary washstands In every room. Hot
and cold running water, electric lights,
call bells, night and day service. All
outside rooms.
One block to bath houses. one-half
block to postoffice. Auditorium theater.
Rock Island depot. Centrally located
Special rates to families Telephone 629
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hot Springs Coll and
Country Club will be held in the
rooms of the Business Mems League
az s o'clock pm Tuesday, April H.
1911 All the stockholders are re-
quested to be present business 81
importance is to come before the
meeting.
II. A. JONES, President.
Tom ]. Petit, Secretary
s-14-30
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When you want your carpets clean
ed phone 347.
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VIZ HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND
CHECK SANK TO YOUR DEsTlNA.
TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
CALL At Dun OFFICE OR PHONE
ees. COOPER BRos. LIvERv =
S~.>Nswsr e~
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MRS. MAE ELMO, MEDIUM
Tells Past, Present and Future iso0
Central. and Phone S55.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
FRIDAY FOOTBALL RESULTS

Al Edmond Norma -,
East Contra D.
st Norman-N0rmau high -. Okla
horns high D.
a, weleeIsa-W Weleetka ;, Okemah
high o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
MONETARY MEN TO TALK
aldrich and Andrews to Sun.
plant Hearings at Chi
csgo Banquet

t3ica5o. Nov 4B Two meeting,
u the tianal Monetary commission
WHICH ere expected 10 be among fhs
most inportsnt set held and which
"iii be among the last before the
report 81 the opening OF congress
VIII be in Chicago on SATURDAY ana
Monday.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treas.
ary g. Plstt Andrews. at one OF the
meetings. will present q codficatfgn
OF the federal monetary laws. sun.
piemented by recommendation Tor
reforms suggested by Comptroller of
e1e currency Lawrence u. Murray. 5
Al The other meetings the subcomF
4 stee (which has been EsnaKing NJ.
Festisstions IN Pacific coast states
vii present views Of commercial ~.
1erts throughout the West. both
meetings prominent bankers are 81.
'ee ted u present their views
On saturday night al bsnoue,
wen oy the Western Econmolc soc, I
~ former Senator Nelson Is AID. i
zen. chairman cf the comnIssjnn
nd Secretary OF Treasury FrsDkJtn
iacN eagh will make addresses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
SION Reslard Sfnn-

The readers Of this paper will be
plea ased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all its stages
nd that is CataFrh Halls CataTrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease.
requires q constitutional treatment.
HalFs Cstarrh Cure is taken internal
w. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disesse, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constltu-
tion and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The projectors have so much
taith in It's curative powers that they
lffer One Hunured Dollars for any
case that it falls to cure Send for
iist Of testimonials
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, To
ledo. o
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
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Some Thanksgiving Goodies
Frozen Cranberries is the Novelty Pre-
sented in This Alluring Menu

I and put lu battered pan Make a
rap bs boiling three minutes one
cuB sugar and one-haH cup water.
Aid two tsblespooufHBs butter Brush
( potatoes with syrup and bake fifteen
minutes. means bile bsgting twice IN
the remaining syrup
HoAlandaise Sauce.-Onc-half cup
I butter, ynlks two eggs enc table
spoonful lemon juice. one fourth tea
spoonful seIr. few grains cayenne.
ono-third cup boiling water
Put butter in bogl. cover uith cold
water and WASH, using spoon. Divide
tn three pieces and put one piece in
a saucepan Rith the yclks 0f eggs
and lemcn juice. Place saucepan in
a l3r-er one containing boiling water
7a1 stir constantly with giTe witisk
until butter is melted Then add SEQ
gHd piece Of butter and, a sit thick
eHs. the last piece Add the water.
cc0k one minute season with salt
3nd CAYENNE. Serve at once or il
VIII curdle
Frozen Cgan9erries quart Of
eraHbegrics. six cups wster. two cups
sugar. C1ok eraBbeTries and water
eight minutes then fcrce through
sieve Add sugar and cool Freeze
as usual
Thanksgiving rgiece-Sel elect a
.aFge. we'll shaped pumpkin. wash
carefully ana cut to form 4 basket.
sesying handle FIJI the pumpkin
basket Fita fruits Bright c0lored ap-
pies and apes are very pretty ana
o taina5le st this season.
Pumpkin Punch Bowl-EIther use
pumpkin cur ss suggested shove. or
cut one in half Slip a china dish ia
The cayitsy ~ tae pumpkin. ana serve
the punch from thi sdish wi.h la
lic made lrC.n a small nrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
How Four Wives Dressed
Their Own Families.


! There Is an article which tells hoR
four wives dressed their families on
$40. s7j. $40 and s240 year IN it
noticed one woman said:
sNE own clothes require the most
contriying 4 quantity of stockings
and mems Eoolen underwear was Civ
en- ne for carpet rags | promptly
refooied and we're the stockings. 4
cut away the thin parts OF the shirts
and drawers and converted what Has
left into union suits for myself Ny
summer underwear Was made chiefly
from blesched flour sacks I needed
corset covers 10 wear with thin waists
50 took tRo white shirt waists and
cut out the neck aud worn sleeves
As 10 corsets. every muscle in my
body rebels against them, and they
never figure in my expense account
That IS not the idea We wish TO
Insiiii into cur girls Mrs Jessup
said. We DO not wish them to think
that harsh, coarse underwear is just
as good as any other Ne prefer to
cultivate in them love Of the dstnl-
ieF aud Timer things. We believe it
affects their whole moral nature.
III girl iH moderate circumstanc-
es Is going 10 depend upon buying
her underwear ready made the chanc.
es are the only garments sne will De
able 70 afford will be loaded down
with cheap lace sewn 10 the coarses,
material frnanfua ME
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a Eatnera verc..ance

Aou'd have fallen on any one who at
tackled the son Vi Peter Bondy OF
South lockwood, Mich but he was
p9~er.ess before attacks 81 Kidney
trouble Doctors could not help him,
ae wrote, 50 a. last we gave him
Electric Bitters and he improved won
derfuily from tssing six bottles. It's
tae best Kidney medicine ever saw %
Backache Tired feeling. Nervousness.
Loss of Appetite warn Of Kidney trou-
be that may end in dr0psy. diabetes
or Brights disease Beware Take
Electric Bitters and ne safe Every
noftle guaranteed soc Al al drug
fists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
OKLAHOMA CHARTERS ISSUED

Oklahoma city. Okla Nov IT.
The following charters nave been
granted BY Secretary Of State b. F,
Harrison
81 Johns Baptist churca and Flat
Rock Cemetery association. near Pa
den Okla. no capital stock Incor-
porators Eddie Johnson and lanes
Forbes of Paden and Lewis Battle NJ
BOley
Lewis Cemetery association. near
Walker. Okla nv capital stock In
corporators John Lewis William
Tucker Waiter Beard aud Frank
Young all oil Walker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
WOULD MAKE
MARRIAGE
LESS EASY
Oklahoma Clubwumen Favti
Physical Examinations Before
License Issues
Special 70 the paIlx leader

Special 10 the Daily Leader
| Chickashs. Okla. Nov Il-Feder
ated club women OF oklahoma wen
on REGARD before adjournment FRIDAY
as tsvoglng rigid physical examina
tiOn before marriage licenses are is
| sued and advocating the teaching oi
| social hygiene concerning sexual re
alGions IN the public schools. They
will also petition the state legislature
70 make physical examination OF chill
5ren in the public schools compul'
sorry
The club women will support DR. J.
c. Manr in his work for public health
| IA rs. Resolutions Of appreciation 10
.Ae Chickasha people Tor their hOspl-
taliiy aud entertainment we're adopt
ed
The third annual session og the
Federation OF Women : clubs adjoura-
ed here Friday to meet in 1918 in
Tulsa, Okla Only one invitation was
received and this was accepted unan.
imously. One oil the important fea-
tHres OF the last days session W.
the lecture BY Dr. Dora Marlin Of
Chicago, Ill.,, In the interests Of the
Anli-Cigarerte league.
The convention proper adJourned
al noon. but an executive board meet
ing was neld during the afternoon
One of the important social functions
Of the convention vas the luncheon
served the members of the executive
board by tine domestic science depart
ment Of the Girls college On Taurs-
day evening
Mrs z J. Ray chairman OF the leg
is Estive committee of the federation
made the following report TO the con.
yention which vas adopted by ia
women OF the state as the measures
that will receive their personal at
tenti0n in the matter OF securing bet
ter laws.
|. For mothers. an equal part
Hership in the children OF a home.
Physical inspection before mar
risge
g. Age Of consent to he the same
A. legal age
I. Property rights Of married WON
en- properly safeguaTied
Laws protecting working girls
from tco much standing.
.. Proper divorce laws especially !
securing fair action toward mothers
IN the custody Of children
!. Women shall be on board OF 4
state charity Institutions /
$ We want women school boards. /
in convention the club women or I
Oklahoma voted To advocate these
things and % petition the state legis- I.
ature for legal actions in each case
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Wouidyouffke 70 eatsli you wsntto. and what you
want 70 without having distress ia your SION acb
Would yog like 70 say farewell 70 Dysp-psis
ssesgestion, Sour stomach, Distress after Eating
Nervousness. catsrrh Of the stomach. Fseart
Plgftefsng. Sick Headache and Consfipatlon7
TheE send US ten cents in silver % eurer cot of
pack ing and postage and ~ = il send YOU siseo-
tuteiy FREE fEe-dav course Of Pepfor'ad ,rr.st-
meat Peptopad treatment is a comblnat tlon inter.
nsl and external treatment ana its great success
Ties 70 lEs two-foic power We sfrsrEtben ARD IL
rigorzte the stomach nerves ana muscles frora tbe
exterior ald correct the gastric Gstur rbare.s frD
tbe Interior and accomplish both zs o1s time.
PeptoDzd Ire5 fu.ent removes soreness ans pain
from stomach and bowels aud reps rs tts rsticr
insaring proper ssjuilsti0n OF the fna1 Jos sai
Which means die1 ppx rance of ror irzf fon q aaf
- stomach trosble. send Sc "a Isrr fer pastagf
sna packing tadsg ana rereive shis s-azy 1safss
FkhE Dr.. g. g foua< CoEnpaDF. 81 Psxies
6Qalains. Jscss0D Aickigan
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But do the mothers never teach
( tneiF daughters 20 sew Eag asked
Our srandmOthers taught their
daushteTs TO sew" Mrs. Jessup ex.
piained, but the mothers of the pres
leent generation have fallen mt the
shipshod hsott OF doing things in the
easiest possible wag. That is wby
the schools have had to step In ana
introduce course in sewing in their
curriculum. incidentally. the cost OF
Lhis valuable education Is sIight
Ine work is taught In the classroom
0y the grade teacher. and special
teacher assigned 10 many schools
gives aid and assistance to the class
teaeher. The supplies are not costly
as all material for fuil-sized garments
Is furnished by the pupils
Another and final thing 10 be said
u favor Of making ones oxn clothes,
she concluded, Is this. T5e woman |
u girl gho makes her own clothes
lss chance Of giving her own Der.
'onaliiy some play. one frequently l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
Thsnkss.Eslna Dinner.

Thanksgiving Dinner.
Clear soup. roast tuTkey Hitb what
ever stBfEin@ is desired mashed pots
tnes. glazed sweet potatoes picked
peacaes. currant jelly ca8AifloTer
Tfoilsndale sauce. oyster lad. frozen
crsnaeTFies uith boz ginger 5rcaa
pumpkin or apple pic cheese. ralsias
coffee, nuts
Petato stuffins Four cups hot
mashed potatoes. teaspoontuis on
ion juice. ~ teaspoCmfui pepper. ,
tesspoonfuls salt, tesspooBtHIs but-
ter. vol. Of : eggs II cup cream, +
tsbiespo ufml parsley
Mix the orion Inice. salt and butter
with the potato. Add cream 10 the
beaten yVEs and mix wlth potato Add
parsley
Chestnut stuifinz One pint 0ianch-
Cd ches1nuts l-f cup butter. pint
bread erBmhe moisteBed with "a cup
butter. pepper ! teasggoHfui salt
Additional seaSoniHgs as onion
juice or lemon Juice and chopped yags
ley na2y be added
Bssncb the chestnuts then cook an-
tii tender ID boiling sailed water
drain and pass tarough a potato ricer
Add seasuRines, mix with bread
crumbs and nlolsten with hot cream
or stock Il moist dressing Is pre-
ferred
Bread stafiing--Ten cups bread
crumbs teasp0onguls salt ~ tea
Spoonful thyme. IA teas 20onfui ma
ioram. ] cgp butter, IL tessD0Onfu.
nufne@. II teasp spoonful sage. IA tea
po0uful pepper. "a tesspoonful say
sry, I or eups xater as needed
FAis sGlsicient 20 stuff d medium
sized turkey
To prepare the crumbs. eat leaves
of stale bread in quarters ieHgthn-ise
and crate the cFnmbs OH q large graf
er. disc Fd the crusts for other pur-
poses Mia the crumbs w.ta ahe sea
sCEings and dip lightly into the tur
Aey Is tae melted butter does not
make rue ~taffing moist enough add
Watcr after the stu ling u IN tne
TURKEY
81 6et GRAVY Cook the a5lets and 4
neeN u encngh water te cover When
done strain ct3 the 5i4uor Take eight
fables aooufuIs OF rat from the pan IN
which the tarses mss been roasted.
brown this lat ia eight biespooufals
Ct 'ionr- Adj four cups Of tbe stock
in which the giblets and neck nave
been ccsed- Coos uBtH thickened
eaA9n witb salt and pepperl strain
snd ada the ebopped gj5leis
f;iazei Seeet Potatoes Coos ten
minute~ IN 3eiiu- wster saited. drain
skin AMI clf in halves length wise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
X. j. EXPECTS
TO WALLOP
OKLAHOMA
I'yhavseIs aN Saaasrs Clash
on Lawrence Grid|Ton This
Afternoon
speclsl 70 the DAILY Leader.

lSpeciSI 70 the Daily Leader
Lawrence. Kan. Nov il rhe stu
dent boiy of Kansas awaits not with
out fear the annual conflict on Nc
Cook field this afternoon. between the
Jayhawkers and the Oklahoma Soon
ers. But there is a strain OF cont
aence mixed With the fear
While il appeared disastrous al
nfst. tae shakeup which SnerHiu has
given the team this week apparently
has accomplished its work and a reai
1ayhaWker machine resembling in
some particulars az least +he great
machines Of the tray determined 20
start right on the JayhaTkeT p-.yTs n
oi defeating Oklahoma. troracing
Nebraska and beating Missouri
No one believes otherwise than
that such is hard goal 10 attain.
but there are three reasons given
why tae result should be accomplish
ed. They are Captain Amm0ms. Carl
Desaney and Pete He'll the three
star players onthe Jayhawsar eleven.
Captain Ammous. after falling TO
snow up well at fuIlback in the first
days scrimmage against the fresh
mel, has at last come into MS own.
and nov is carving the ball as he
did last year. He can be counsed on
for gains
In Heil the Kansans have one os
the best field generals in the Missouri
valley and he is expected to be a
tower Of strength in tae Jay hawker
line up II he Is a midget in size Carl
Delaney who plays at left end, Is the
boOter of the squad and is proving
himself second Tommy Johnson.
who in wears past. was the terror ot
ar the Kansas opponents. That De
ianey will outkick Reeds. the SOoner
booter. is not assured, bur JayhawkeT
rO0teFs are confident their team will !
not ger gorsted in the encounter
The Kansas squad probably slight /
ly outweigh the SooneFs AMI it Will
depend on this 10 4 great extent for /
an advantage. because Of tie Ne |
hfsska game coming so soon. Is rs not /
probable that very much open style /
playing will be attempted
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hears the comment sm0ng foreigners
that the American women an dress
alike That is because 80 few Am
erican wOmen in moderate circum-
stances make any attempt to do their
own sewing
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Moral Effects on the
Girls are Enormous.

But cn the other hand. III she Rili
take time 70 maze her cwn under.
wear. and il only she Knows now 10
90 50. It will require practically yery
little time. and for the same money
she will have q garment of really
good material with a touch OF hand
embroidery which is beth in good
taste and exceedingly durable. And
the moral el.ect upon tie girl is as
ha e said. enormous The girl in
neat. clean. dainty underwear re.
spects herself and makes everybody y
eise respect neF The girl who SO
accustoms herself TO tswdyy laces
3nd mterials that she actually be-
lieves them attractive has her out
look upon the entire world ccarsened
ne women ct the middle classes
spend enough time hanging out their
'front.' windows and fOoling around in
shops where they d. not buy any
thing u make every stitch OF cloth
ing their families would aear We
speak Cf the Idle rich. it is the idle
mlddie classes that do the most harm
" wOmans husband has so much
money he does not know how 10
spend II al what uoes it matter wheth-
eF his wife is good manager or not
But tae woman who has married
4 man with small income has no
business to be Idle.
II she does net anOg hOw 10 make
her own clothes and the clothes Tor
ner children, thus expendlng the mon
sy her husband earns 70 the best Dos
siuis advantage. she can at least
inc~ how 10 darn and mend ana keen
ie garments 10 order generally.
u others Of Tndzx Haua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11

Giazed SRee' Potatoes Coos ten
mlnuie~ in boIiinz wster salted. drain
skiu and clt ln halves length wise
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PERS ... ....
W. p Gill of Oklahoma City, ia
here
Ernest Chambers Of Oklahoma
City. was here on business today
] ~ Heath, the Meridian banker,
was 10 town today.
C. A. Harper, OF Meridian IS In
town
Assistant District Attorney Isaac
Taylor went 10 Tulsa today to con
duct hearing in commits siOners
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
OKLAHOMA BOY IS
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Ffea y Pope = years old vas
.'ssp isst oighi near Ainco b. the
iaeii'sl discharge Of a shotgun.