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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
rAe x--~'s Great cIubsi.s ons

Here L. 4 elubbszg offer that viii
intsrsst yO1 an IL Is 01s of the
greatest offers we have ever made.
and positively. VII lzSt 10 lsaseF
thx1 thEs meath Dzrznt Weekly
News Farm zz1 Ranch. both tsz
Z0Hths for t1-1s-
Durznt Weekly News znd H0l-
lzn6's Magzxizs. both ts. z0zthE for
f13s-
Durzrt Weekly News and Farm 4
Rznsh and HolI2z6's MzEznzs. all
three. ten rsozthE for sl-es.
All papers EussrEitsd for u-dsr
thls offer mpst 20 to the same per-
soz- Thsrs win bs a big dszzzd for
this club OR zFzLLzbls Ezbserf2-
tEOzs TO tas two unagAl1nes are limit
ed Remit today. Adv,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
IL. nf I- NJ -.

A--s- lingering --ess- sT-s-t2-E
cFsr a E.s-so5 os two Fs1rs z.s Z hllt.
TIE death angel came Wcz5ET after
aoo- 1.z rslsrs1 J. II C1lAc1z- age
- ysars- O. his szttsri-r- Asozt
tro 1-5 I Allf FsE-s 1ro tas 6sesls-
s,s Was ssrtrEsa WITH Al 1t1Gtk q
paralysis EAlra- E-ih Br.gAis DIS
sass eazsss his EszEss
Mr.. CaIk1-- has e,ss1 a C51t1s- ut
0urazt fer tes past twelve ysa-s.
cezlaE here troz S1s-Z1z- Texas.
Eas-s hs h13 lsT=5 to- tEszty-@lgAf
gslrs
He vas hs-z iz Mo-tiosllo. Ken
tztkF Il tks FsI- IS43. where he
lived Urrl as rs=uEzI 20 Tsrzg i.
sanrt sLzs he 1zs his good wife
Eolls hare eslss-Itza EsSlr Es.5sa
E=31i.g anniversary
BssSsss his vile hs Is survived SF
three daughters E11 tsur sczs- as
,sg.cvs- Mrs : 4. Cl1rE. q E1Eo.
Mrs Miz.ss LoefhIr7- q Ds1Esuz.
ant Mrs p B. Eerzsoz. os D.szis'sz.
J. p cllhooz q Ds1hsoz. Tzz Cal
hOzz ot S1EEz=@. and W Z czIhozz
ot Ds.tssz. 8z5 Ingr2= clIA01z et
D1rznt. an q WAo= Esrs at tAs bed
sl1s We. the sz5 ezzA
Deceased was member q the Bag
sisz sAurgk- hEvlzg zz6s 4 oozfsss-
ioz ot his 1alth z0ss than ferry
ysars ago. and lived N rsiigi01. szrz1
ing go91 VII zzs-g al ma
FUzs-zl services we're c01dzsss1
at The family rssszs1ss. corzsr q
EFsrg-ss. zsz S5I1k 1EszEs TUsass1y
lfEsrzo0. AZ I-31 o'clOgk. RsF. J. ".
E1Wzr'ss F4szor St the Baptist csErvh
otfsrizrEzg
Ths surirs family AaE the ETzra-
thy q TIE large eirvls q frfs1tE
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
si2-s osar Cazusy s,A,osls-

E-TV- r,-ugT has isl rs,ts- -Vs'1
S1E-Ei frcz ths s-t- sssho.l tl-5.
as ths tr-s- h1lf &C ths 177crr5s--
meat 70 De tissri.zsH5 Ez-51E tss
year 1918
ne -c-sT Ls i1 rhs hI-1s c. The
cc-z-T treasurer I-5 s1f Cr--1F S-7--
s-1-ts- lsr- is 17w mixing ire ~
Fcruio--I eats 10 the v1-1szs scAo.a-s
C shs rs-r-F- TAs Ir1cz-- Is e1ss,5
uFc- ues E71.g1ris1U=-s cf s191 gs-
Cag5-N CO s,Aael Es's1lIt5ez- Tie AZ
rurr5c1-f11 Fer 1at te-1sF is 81 z-s
make s1hs tsmh-rs.3 ETg.,rri,---s s-s
S34t Tor The sth.el thLl5rs1 In The
Cs4-IT ct 8rFz1
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
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fFro- tAe Bsrrlaesoa Trisu-eN
Fra- Ccezsy Cs--,issicaer Crsy
Ns,fs,s wAo vas esre Tuesday nc
is1r- that sAe new bridge acroSs Rlrs
river. ssuihsss; q here is aAcut CON
7issea. aa4 Il is tAoasAs TIE easire
vosk vil have s.esa fiaisac3 sat
rssy. Nr Nickeis sxit ;AAs .>-e
ro1rG q Cou-sv Commissioners
gcart uegf Szfr-fsv 81, sstee- ~
cssve1 or reseetct ,ni o. vas 60 the
g.rfo- that tasr voa5a scce7s SO as
De considers GO oos q the host BRIDGES
ir fns countv. and sars 81 q very SAB
ssa-taily erected Tne citizens IN
iAis part e shs ccurty viii Ae sia9
10 learn th2f she hritrs Is sooa 70
- pa il use - il IS v.ry Aatly need
es.
Many e The farmers % tAis soza-
auaisy have Seea Susv tAs Fass few
&Ays r,Akins Trsa1ratozs % SOW eats
1zt many have ssez hs7e tAis week
AsuiirE ous seed cats AL izdioS-
sfo-s roint 20 tNe iArEeS; acreage
ssi-e FiA-ts1 10 cats tAis season that
sAis rs-s = The couztry has ever
krcwr.
Daring The viztsic-r, last Friday
-tcst Tow Rsrksr's Aoase u2s hiowz
fro.a the Fouut1tc-. WITH sae sx-
.csa;io- os q little damage - TIE res
issace AID several sAc,ks hy TIE
members q the family. 10 e;AsT dan
Ere vas done
Counsy Superintendent c L Nee
II and vile ot DurS-t we've here o.
Saturday 2zt S-zt1y visiting Frot
and Ms McIzsosA PrSt Nesiy.
Frof. Mcl-lssS a-t Ce7A SAoeu,Ake
s7e-s Saturday Sir5 hunting and re-
gors. fizs hack
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

WLsAi1gso.- D c. Fsh. 4--TA=
E7rsatiag e rabies by izt=essE cor
ctss Izo1E cattle grazing in the Nat
incHl Fc-ss1 has 1ss1zs,1 4 great as
E,s,s-- 1essrEIzg 20 4 rsDoEz reserved
hy TIE forrest ss-Tbns tro= the 6Ls-
srSrr tsrssssr In ehzrss ot the ssrss1s
In wLzAingEoz Ez1 orsgo=. Il Is rs-
IN wEsAIzgsoz E.G orsgo.- SEzsr-
Gus townships IN Eastern OrsgSz- Il
Il rsrcErs,z. haTs crasrs3 that al
6s'gs hs zEEzzssE Lest tkoss that hATs
ses1 hEftsz 1T Fzhss esYssss EsTsio5
kF1rUshohz1 and attack hGzzzs ana
dezsE-Ss animals
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
sCASCAEETs- CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
NJ Nos~ HeashrAe- Rs1 C,s3aS-
seer >cc1aAch Nzd C1a-
saiT.1rso1.
j 4 RICEAET
Market Cc-rss7e.1s-t


70 A-f'EI-A a'AA
Are Ec1 kssF-- Tczr lus-- stc--
ara lut s.cEsls e,sa-- rurs l-s fr'ssh
with s1ssE-s-x O. merely forcing
7.EssE E=EEF srs-F few tEFs With
sa1-s z11h1rrts 71ls gr s4Es- clt
Tbs Ls important
CAs,arsts sz-s,5EI-slT cleanse the
srou-I,h- rsnCTs TIE sour. usElrss;-
ed tc-l ard ts-wsosl-E feed All
tsul EEsss- take tes s1csss sls troz
the llTsr Ens earrF out st tie SIS
ter the eo1s1isass,5 waste natter
AT s-slss. r. t.s hrE41s
No ss1s how SIX ssa51cAT. bGl-
trZs Ent ss-E1isats,s Foz feel 4 Cas-
rIrsi tV1iEsf VIII szrziEAts1 rss>cus
sE ucrui.E TAsF week While yo-
E,=sS- A ten tSzs h..x tru= year
5ruEEts1 VII keep Fuzr had clear.
s-ezEts sEsss Ezz Fszr llTsr z.5
t.sEsis regular fer u,o-tks D1zr
forget ths shiltrs1-shsir little il
s5zss heed Esctls cleaning. tao
-A1rsrs1ss-s.-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
TAe Se-s's Great Clubbing Oft.

Here Is 4 clubhl-E offer that VIII
i-ts-sss yo- all II Is ozs o. the
greatest offers We have ever made.
and positively. VII I1s- 10 lozEs-
thA- rnis meath Durzzt Weekly
NsEs- Fz-- and RzzcA. both ten
zc1shs for S19s-
DzF1.t Weekly News a-d HoI-
lads MAgEEizs. both ten zc-shs for
sIzs
DurE1t TsskiF News zzd Fxr- q
Rzzrh and HoIl1z6's MAEEEizs. all
thr-s. ten Z1zths for s1-ss.
All papers subscribed fer un6sr
tAis ottsr z1s1 20 70 the same per-
soa- There VIII b.s a big demand for
tkis sl1b- Our Available szbsers2-
iis-s 70 The two =1EzEszes are limit
ed RezIt today Adr.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

s*esssses***s<
Irro-1 ,as Cas1a He-ail-l

fFror sAs Cas4s Ee-a,&.,
Fecarss o. an ua1sr1l,y lirAs 6cck
e tie rxrris- FesruAry term q ne
couasg ccuss Rs Casts vii, rcs ~
Atst Tlere are caly tso Ct sAres
rtses On sAs tc,tes. -es scfncrs-i
ezs-sss ia tas c-s-aoa q Saass Rar
7o,es. 10 iusiiiy 3rsvezs tae ia-T, ia-
carrre cutie a1 srps-ss.
Char1fs T. w-utra- died 81 his
hoas In Cs5se Nonsay aisAi az 3
c'slotE cs syrhe fcst-. after a. li-
ress CO u1o-sA Tas funeral v2s
hs,s 81 the family rfsi5tnce Tassaxy
Sflsr1ooa az o'siosk ceat1sses ~
Ser C l. Grow I1se-nezs vas
--Rss ia tie Cssao cemetery os73aes-
es sy iss ". o. n.
Ca1riis Wiia-az was shirsy-c-s
YEARS q ass. sz TIE 7-S-e q you-e
manhood. wasz As sks s;rs,kea via
tbs dread disease re issvss q wife
A-s several cAli5rsa ara cher rvsE-
tves
y :. BsazcAaza 6sss at his Sc-e
IL the Ca5to Enls Saturday after
zc,oa az t-s3 o'elosk. 1za vas barred
il the Pleasant Eiu Cemetery san
tRy 1tssruco- uisA reltEseus csreIc-
IT aas ". Q ". Aoao-s Deceased
vas -eariy slxsy years q Sse- was
respected ~ al vho k-eW hir. a
reo5 uGz iz svs-r respect He Vas
Ia s.s=ssr e TIE Ra7tss; csurSA ana
leaves q vile ana several cAsl5rsa h,e
s53es ctAsr relatives
ne stockAc,5s-S q ths oki1ho-z
STATE Bank As-4 tAslr zzzuNl meet
tag T1ss5by ztssraocz aud elected
shs s1-s Esre,tsrs VITO have served
sAs hI7k sor ths Fass year he a.
-ec,s-s l1 tara s-scse5 The sane -
ilos-s to- Cae Ys1r. TAts i-3icstss
tn1s TIE s.o,kAc,tsrs a-5 TIE direct
c-s were vel pleased vita TIE CO..
51c; ct TIE stzk's affairs 6zrszE tie
rs1r- Tae directors are W ".
Boo-e. r EIc1szherE47. II ?. Etr1i-
So c z Head. t-5 2 ?. B-srs-.
ne ctfscs-s are ". ?. Boazs, 7-sss-
se1t. " = E8rraIso-- vics 7ress1s,s-
2. EscAsaes-ss-. cashier Z J. E1r-
rtso-. assistant cIs1ss--
TAs Stockhnlss-s O. TIE C15t0 N1s
so-tl Bank. cz Wednesday hst5 their
xzzn1l meeting Ard elected directors
fo- TIE s.szi-r ysar as fellows; Bez
Sslss,- c. : Coss 7 ,. Ms@ziass-.
p ?. Ss--Ie. T. r AIis-. J. D May
slSsy. tls Nrs Eta Howe he a.
-sc,crs in tara sie,.ez sAs to,-oEizg
ctfIcs-s ie- sAs ysl-s :. P Se@Tie
g-as 5s-,= Bzz So rsl. v-cs press 5szts
J \ Nzyt-ssr. C1sH5s-- CAls. c.
Ss-vls. Assistant ClsNts--
Las, Frss1v The s.cckEcl5e-s e
shs Sse-ri-y Nluo-1- Bank held tAsir
H--u1I zest--s. s,scsizs ths sane
directors who have sarve5 TIE hank
fo- The g1s- rs1r. uAo 81 turz. elect
sE the s1-s css1cs-s- Z C. MlIlio1.
7-ssiss-s- = r N,ors. vios pres. seat
B L Tlo-1s. rtes Frss-ts-;- 4 :
Nl----E. sasa-srs 4 Edwards. b
cashier
Tl= lh.-rs zl-s5 Esz--s-s-t viii
= A Noc-E tc-s-ls-1s the eozr5 q
Directors
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

Kansas Ciir Ssock Yards. FsA a.
S,sw a-4 vsak. vs-e ths words
uss1 60 Esss-tss sAs r1rkss to3av
Ia sss cass cf ssrtksrs ana feeders
~te-.cr11sns.s~ vas so-ttfr,es rsst-
he focs Brt -eatA disease s1strso
Ss sat e1sis-- lArks,s- c-A-1-tires
sssze,isNt,s in soutNs-a Kansas 1-t
t-srcr &C cklaho-rs i- r-zra-.5-s-r
arsf-ss an cattle sxss7; rrer Tsxks
t-t New MeSfoo AAt r1ssstie3 tAs
trade inIs wsgk Rss oest e1siss ss
rsrs- as shs rs1scz fcr sse i,Ver
hss fre- Ncsh packers azt c-Esr
szrsrs
So-s Astvr native s-esrs so,s As-s
toa2v 81 sSsa- cAcs,e eutusy aa5
ncisA. raas steers 81 S-.rQ. ms3inu
ard low grade steers a. ss.S3 70
sr.sf. -ls.6ia-, rhllsS cows- sS-rS 20
ss.2S rcs3 cAcscs osvs ss-f0 %
sT8R Fres1 szs7iy ss1ky IS II
tAcasA-d ht13. ta1icvi-r - sAc1-
sh-a yesterday. Yesterday vas the
hs2vssss ru- q kzy E1E in FeA-l1-T
q -eeo-3 here olkrzzti-s reos,Fts
are Al-asi a -as.s cuk-titv. tAres
ears ss31r. tAirsT-ssrsz ears yssts--
sar. Steers az sSrs - sT-ae.
Kansas Abs heez tRki-e ts-es-
fo-rVAs cs TIE ssosks-< Szs feeders
f-c- As-s fs- swo -czihs. hut tie
ezrs-s have sAzt ost c-ss-s so3ky.
7.szsi-r ths ou,cozs q ;As foos A-1
uout1 disease sz Nc-1At-z k1-s1s-
osAs- coz-uT Auvs-x are s1-tio-s-
ana sAs s.ocRs- 1-E feeder trade Is
at s,1-as.ili- ne E1c,s cattle trade
is IL AsalsA vs;ats Az5 tAs co-zis-
sea zls- ara Isvss1-s against h-r-T-
l-r TIE cattle GO market
EcE trade to,,k g 4 -sv Impetus
fo,5EF. nest q TIE s1iss 70 SiE1s-,
s,-s c,css-r AZ Is AssAs-- A to-g
lis. ot sares were -.1Es a. Ss-g3. ths
tc- 7-tos IEr--s tIll late wAs- sS-ts
vas Fa54- practically svs-E1Ai1s sell
l-E Eithi- sAe narrow rI-rs q ten
cs-tS Receipts to-day ws-s - tho-
sad se1s- fc-ioVi.E shs sane zuz-
as- Mcz5EF. Packers hs-s cozsl1-s
20 n-s-r II -rHS z1c15s e hors trc=
re surru--5l-r --1-Eess- ho-EAf a.
lover Vr5css sAEz ARE s,s11E F'15E AZ
-nss place Fresn 7,s-k is selling az
4 T-sts lev s-c-rA - -Hks q To71-
lar. 1z5 lEas-Ii ruzs O. hoEs eA- es
hH-5ies arv1-G tAs Ersss1s prizes
Ssss- E-1 lN--es ncrE1cs'3 ts1 &c
rTs1ty csats .as1v. wA5,A pats tie
7-s,s fo-rr &c fifty os-ts ABOVE ;ns
v-dcs a week aro- Early sales ct
s1c5ce l1r-es were Z15s n sSSs.
1-s sSst t,'tlT. late sales rs1ssi-E 7
sSg5. ms5iz-- ewes ss3S- ehcscs
ewes wc-gh ssSt- TsarlinE $40
ne rscsET-s are r---E-E HIGHT q
all tAs markets AID --s- cc--l--s
u-rl Nc-rhs-- C,1c-1zo Es-s 70 IN
ul-g good . week G. two as1os. 1-s
srs- thea tia suT7lT sazn,s hseozs
e,a-ss-s,-s a. tA5s -rErfss-
= 4 RICEAET.
Market Cc-rss-c-5s-t
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

JEeE k=alsF. vho vas arrested and
p1lxs1 In the es1zsE sII IESz S.Etus.
SzE. 1SsHrs1kly i1saz@. was l1I13Es'.
izsIzs Tuesday Izs 1Aksz - TIE LsF-
Ian AZ vizIta bT SAs-ift Paahps O.
T1ssEIF zight
Kt-lsF's cozzirioz Is hsiisT=5 10 -
6ze % cTsrEsrk. tass e sss@7 and
excessive zss e E-zzEl1z1z Ezs thLs I
few zczshE changes Inz rest VII
affect a care
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

r p. C-o1nss is sAe sax assessor
fc- Tcu-sAsF 3 ans year
Mnt MtrAe-s,- v1s ~ from Ac1.
fIis ea tuss-sss "Wednesday
Frvf Mlcrrrsy e EssrssT vas n
Dzrars ,- Ntsseess East Satur3ay
fstrrsr Ee-k ard = fs rE A-auo-s
arr VS. 1s NJ ana Ms = e. Ecak.
" n Cc,s-aa ss ca.es-s. vas 1-
D-r1rt e. A1s-s s,ss Wednesday -o-r
fzr
Frg-e AIs-tEhs e. R,frAlso vas
6. sAs e,sy ziaEiirr VIA srssa6s iAss
wseR
Mrs. r. r E,ssnsa- ts CT he ssss
list sut We Aoas sAs win aso- ss ~
-arxi.-
4 Kr-ss- ms sse- q sAe s5,t
Iiss szs vs are eits to asse - Is
~ Ssssn
CAEs McFeerre1 AAs -ss1rne3 sc
Dzrazs frOa srs7 70 III E1s-s--
rzrs C. she SRis
Ben 70 NJ Ans Mrs SH-a Ehrao-
90 tAs .stA. a grit Mcshs- AIS iAs
CAi'a are 5ssnx vesl
BS-- 10 Mr ana Mrs " ?. Gl-ig
81 sAs .fss. a tea Eo11s Asy. MssAs-
ard e.rs Ecl.s veil
2. C. EcuR a1s e,ss- q sAs s5,f
l5ss tzs We are Eit3 tc zc.s tAEs hs
Il k.sF-a- AZ this u-T.f-r
7. e wglssn- lad e the w-s,-
Ms-v2--Els company 80 AsAf-,s. vls
hs-s c1 hus11ess ws,s1ss5Ay
Tae Bridge gang q sAe Frtsoo T.
Y Is -ow AZ EsErssr 11s are tlxz1E
1ns - Ire s,-tA CO ths E-tre
Z G.. Foa,s. sis,rsss Agszs s,- Ire
Bcr1l 1Tr,eWrits- ec-171-F- vas Il
1hs citT CT Business sAis rssE
Frcs S 2 Morris sr7'srizss-5s-s
Cs sAs Cc-a.s-s Pue15r S,Ar,,ls vas il
Dura-t CO slslrsss Ihss sts-r5Ay
Mss C-szsAlw. c1s ct The teachers
C TIE CcIas-s Hir1 S,Ao,-s v1s Tisls-
i-E hs- -1rszts Il t1-s s15E Saturday
and S-15HF
STATE Drag I1sg.ectc- Sac-a his -
tz--es s-vzn 4 trs9 se Tsrls. ne Is
tc - zr Acms fer q fsE 3Irs before
Ecl-x C the rnd3 again
Esv- =. Z wHr-s-- wao = r1s-c-
rs ~ FIRST NstNpslss ,Au-,A Hs M.
sCz CIV. IA is i1 Drurl-s sc- Z visit
with bis A-oIAs- ". A wAr-sr 1zs
TE-lT
Nr- EaczFssz's uti1s h,F EEs -
rez-ss q, hare meningitis e1i We are
ho-1-E ss1t thfs wls mistake Re
lives two ard 3 h11f miles S,esn G,
E.ff-ssr
The -s-T threads O. C. " Ee--,ss
VIII b. r.s1ss,5 90 ,sar- nat sau,s Azs
rstu-z k--s frsz Mineral VTs-1s es
has e.ss- s,5aE r5eslE azs Is rss1z-E :
as vel as cs11I Hs expected
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

A4r 1NNrr -sANAA [---AN---% -AAN+
Here Is n eIEhhl1E cffsr tat VII
fzssrssr zen Al II Is o.s &C shs
greatest cffevx We have srsr z1Es.
and positively. VIII LEsz NJ Aszgs-
than tkss meath D1rz.t Weekly
NsEA Farz and R1nek. bssA ten
rz.n1ths fer sis5
Durzzt Weekly News and ESi-
lads Mzgzxi.s. SsSA ten 1o1tAs fer
S135
Durznt Weekly News ard Farm 4
R4n<h ard HoliaRtis Magazine. All
fhrse. tsn zozthE fer s1ts-
All papers szbBrrise1 fer UzEs-
this csfsr =ust 20 70 the sane per
son Thsrs VII be a big 1czE.z fer
This dub Oar 1F1ElIkls s-ksrri,-
&znns to tAs two 1sAgEzizss ara IIzLi-
cd Remit today AGr.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
FAILING HAIR MEANS
pANDRTFF l. ACTIVE
Save Your Hair. Ges = SS-Ceat Bot
tie q nsAn3eriae Right now.

hin brittle. coio-iess. sc-zEgr hair
: mute svtdezce o. neglected scalp;
e tAzd-uft--sAAf xufal SsErt
TAs-s is zo;hizE 50 destructive 20
The hair as 6AaGruH- II roAs the
hair ot its lus,rs. its strength 1ad
its vs-F iits- srs1suAliy F-r5ueias
q fsrs-ish-sss and itching o. the
s,Al7. whseA & nOs us-esis3 cxasss
the h1i- rooss 10 sAriak. ioossa and
6ie-shsz the hair falls O1t fast
4 little Gzztsriae to-;ght-aoE-
AzF tile-Eiu suEely save yo1r
hair.
Get 2s-Ce-t bottls of Enovi-
io-'s Da-5srias trOu, zzy drug store
O. trsl4, coul,sr. and after TIE first
Application ycur hair VIII take o.
th1t life l-ssrs 1z5 lurnrt1-ee EAich
Is 80 bszutftrL Il VII become
w1vy and fluify AID have the sF-
v.s1rz-ce CO abur31zce' and izcoz-
parable gloss and s'ottzess; b-t
wh1t VII please yoz most VII bs
after tuss 4 few weeks use -hsz
yoE VIII aCtuaIT see q Tot o. fine
toEzF hRir-zsE hztr-grcEizg al
over TIE ssalF-
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
OrTh1rs - Ia1e s-a-s Hoons.

Thrse little 2rF'AE1s were tEEs- q.
ths OkBhclN STATE Eozs ar PrFCr
thls wseE Ifssr II vas tsz15 thI-
thsF had Absolutely 70 means e sns-
tsn1-ns ThsT were S1s5s- ]az=ss.
zu1 Al1@rg BrVEu- ans respectively
ssvs-. slsTs1 .Ia3 tWslrs ysars es
sEs-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
pr. ss.o,, TO be Appointed.

II Is T7ohzhle ih1t Dr. " G. Snort
q this tstT VIII h.s t77ointei as STATE
Drag .I-sg,sttcr ~ ths Health Depart
meat so-lCW5zE The r@oo--s-6s-
tin q Gcvsruor Williams 10 that e.
fs,,t Dr. SAoT1 las b.ssz rscS,zzs-s
81 for rsarG.olztls-f oy botk Ex-Eov-
s--o- Crucs zzs Governor E+sllzzs.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05

Members ot The Federal Reserve
Ba.k rzt3 thsir sses.1 izEszIl-s-s
70 rhs EzbssFiEtlc1 of the stock o.
Tuesday e this week ne install
zsnf calls fs- ss.5S8 .s8s. or Ozs PEI
es1r of tks paid ~ capital zza E-r-
nE1s o. the tnz-itg1oz. OF the same
"a the initial Fayzz&zt.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-02-05
FEScE P'Osrs WANTED

We want an zEszt in DGr1zt 10
buy Bells D'Are and MslberTF tszss
postA Mas furnish bozA Address
AZ o.es. JKP-s9T Ma5setts Build
nag. Oklhheza City adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-03
DORSET HOLLOW

J. l.. Moon has purchased a new
Ford touring car from Ira A. Glover.
Miss Charlotte Lucas, who has been
spending few days in New York, has
returned home.
J. l.. Moon has purchased the G. j.
Perkins estate and will take possession
by June 18th.
Miss Jessie |. Flanders was in Man
chester visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Colvin over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Perkins and Miss
Jessie Perkins were in Rutland on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hulsburg and
family wer guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolin Weeks Monday.
Mrs. Merritt Sheldon and son; also
George Lee of North Rupert, called on
Mrs. Ceilings Monday.
Mrs. c. c. CoIvin and little son Of
Manchester Center, called on Miss
Jessie Flanders Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. En Roberts and little
daughter were guests of Dir. and Mrs.
Frederick Seymour Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mclaughlin and
Miss Mary OLeary called on Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kelley Sunday.
Frank Mclaughlin and John Leary
of East Dorset, and William Nc
Laughlin of Bennington, called on Mr.
and Mrs. John Dalton, Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-03

street and to the church The church
was filled to Overlooking and close Of
tcntiou was given to the exercises
which was the form as laid down In
the G. A. r. ritual. Commander Me
Wayne presided, Rev. George L. Stow
Ell read the prayer and also delivered
the Gettysburg Address The adj
dress Of the day by Rev, W. J. Chap
man was one of the best ever given in
Dorset ard was listened 10 with the
closest attention. The exercises clos
cd with music by the choir and bene-
diction. The procession then reformed
and marched 10 the cemetery where
the usual exercises were carried out;
after which the march was resumed
to school hall wher ranks we're broken
and all sat down to most bountiful
dinner which had been prepared by the
ladies Of the Relief Corps. About
2:3Q the Pawlet band gave an hours
concert in the school yard which was
fully appreciated by the very large
crowd present. After the departure Of
the band for their home the Boy
Scouts appeared and entertained those
present with an exhibition of their
line of work and, considering the short
period of their existence in Dorset, il
was well done. The day, as whole,
was most satisfactory to everyone, and
in the general opinion great success.
Almost every house in town was dec
orated in some manner and aided ma
.erially in making the village attrac-
i've.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-03


ness Of decision when crisis arisos
So many friends do not s~iic, ans
treat them rs joke, but show then
that you believe and respect their help.
ful endeayors n sou DO no more thar
encourage our young scouts to attain
the end towards which they have made
start
Sunday being q perfect day the VIM
J. Fuller Post was enabled to carry
out It's plans rs arranged. Shortly
before the Church service the Veter-
ans ana their escort the sons Of Vet
Grams and Woodmen met in front Of
the school building and marched 70
the Church where they in turn were
met by the ladies of the Women's Re
lief Corps who opened ranks for the
Veterans to pass into the Church
The first four rows Of pews were re-
served and all were well filled A
special musical program was render
ed By the choir and a splendid sermon
was given by the pastor, Rev. Geo. II.
Gilbert. Ten veterans were in line and
about an equal number of the Relief
Corps. A goodly number Of Sons Of
Veterans and Woodmen turned out,
the result being a very creditable par
AIDE for such small town.
The weather bureau reports the month
Of May to have been the coolest on
record. Frosty weather has been rem
eral throughout the country, and in
many localities has ruined the early
garden stuff. The chief of the depart.
ment gives no hope of rising temper
atures until the moon changes, but
the local weather prophet promises
definite relief on Thursday, June 3rd, |
when the Ladies' Society will give
another Of their heart warming, soul
stirring socials, in the church lecture
IOoi1. buOu tIttT VIII fduidtt lTOfD |
table to table, and generate a glow
that will break the icicle and set the
streams of sociability to flowing mer-
lily. The hospitable fragrance of the
,offee will not only bid you welcome,
)ut il will also mark the beginning of !
/ supper that will be a feast, and an
occasion that will be an event
Here's to the social that's coming in
June
Nay you, and may |, and may it, all
come soon
The Church lecture room at $50
Thursday, June 3rd. Admission 10
ents.
Monday being an almost perfect day
he Memorial exercises were carried
ut according to schedule. The band :
rived on time, accompanied by al
umber Of their friends, and long be- I
ore the hour set for the parade the
treets were well filled with spectators
rom Manchester, East Rupert, Rup-
TT, Pawlet, and Dandy. With our
wn people and those from East Rup-
rt and South Dorset there was
God a showing as in years of long
90. At 1890 the signal was given
, start and, headed by the marshal,
omrade John Fisher, proceeded to
lie home Of Commander McWayne q
here Rev w. J. Chapman was wait c
g. From there the line of march |
as through Main street to Church 9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-03

John Mortimer, former granite
manufacturer and member Of the firm
Of Mortimer, Gerard q Young at Bar
re, who died few days ago, was born
in Aberdeen, Scotland, IS years ago
and came to Barre in 1887 He is sur
vived by his wife and three children,
who reside in Bridgeport, Conn, Mr.
Mortimer was a charter member OF
Clan Gordon, o. S. c., and also be-
longed to the Glenuge Club.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-03

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's Reg
ulets. They operate easily 25c al
all stores. adv.