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will be Archie Nicholson and his
company of comedy musicians
and singers. The musicians play
on variety OF instruments and
introduce a thoroughly original
line of fun-making.
Far from the ordinary In COM
edy playlets is The Claim
Agent" presented by the Rose
Marston company. None of the
funny men of the stage have any
thing on Jimmy Green when II
comes to keeping an audience in
a good humor. Grace LABEL
brings along novelty with a
thrill in 1t. She is in the front
rank when 1t comes to her class of
entertainment and her offering
is said to be an unusually inter-
esting feature,
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"Cabiria," the worlds great
est motion picture, which is to be
presented at the Empress theater
for the week beginning Monday,
is unique in many respects. The
pictures were shown here at adj
vanced prices, but this time they
will be seen for one-fifth the for
mer price.
As has been frequently said,
"Cabiria" Is the last word in mo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-27
Rose Stafll I'm
perfect Lady,

Miss Rose Stahl, one of the
most adept condolences on the
American stage, will be the at
traction at the Tacoma soon in
her new play, "A Perfect Lady"
The play is in four acts and was
written by Claiming Pollock and
Rennold Wolf. The Henry B..
Harris estate has given the play
an excellent production and sur
rounded their star with a compe-
tent company.
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Massive Movie Feature Coming
To Empress TheatS, Next Week

tion picture art. 1t is the great
est motion picture ever made
greatest in respect OF magnitude
and amount of money devoted to
its preparation.
Manager Richards is giving his
stock players vacation for Holy
Week, and the "Cabiria" pictures
will be shown. Easter Sunday
the players will resume with "45
Minutes From Broadway"
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crate; leaf lettuce, 81. Yaki-
man turnips. s1.25: rutabagas.
$1.75 sack; carrots, $1.25. Pota-
toes, Melted Gems. $23@26 ton.
White River, SIS ton. Cab
bage, SO cwt. Ore. cauliflower,
$685. or. Walla Walla spinich,
$1.10 box. Chill peppers, $1.35 bx.
Wax beans, SC. Pumpkins, Nc.
Ore. cider, rs @30c. Celery, $40
$50 crate. Sprouts, SC Id. Flor
ida tomatoes, IS crate. Rhubarb,
&c Id. Sweet potatoes, cwt., $3.50;
seed potatoes, $4,000. Calf
fornia radishes, 30c doz. bu. ILL
nois cucumbers. $3.50 doz. Green
peas. 1Sc lib. Asparagus, h., 15c,
Rhubarb, 81 box.
Hops, 1914 crop, nominal; 1919
crop, nominal.
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speak. but nodded her head.
Here l am" l answered. step
ping to his side. What Is the
matter?"
Help me to a seat" he said,
In the same hoarse, frightened
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NY JACK LONDON.
New York. Grosset . Dunlap

tIontlnueu from iccteruuy.J
felt proud Of myself as we
sat down to the table. My words
had been decisive. At least they
had put an end to the discussion.
But Wolf Larsen seemed VOLT
BILE, prone to speech as | had
never seen him before. II was as
though he we're bursting with
pent energy which must find an
outlet somehow. Almost imme-
diately he launched into discus
sion on love. AS usual. his was
the sheer materialistic side, and
Maud's was the idealistic. For
myself. beyond word or so OF
suggestion or correction now and
again, l took no part.
He was brilliant, but so was
Maud, and for some time lost
the thread of the conversation
through studying her face as she
talked. IL was a face that rarely
displayed color. but tonight II
was flushed and vivacious. Her
wit was playing keenly and she
was enjoying the tilt az much as
Wolf Larsen, and he was enjoy
ing IL hugely. For some reason,
though ! know not why, In the
argument, so utterly had lost II
in the contemplation OF one stray
brown lock OF Maud's hair, he
quoted from Iseult at Tintagel,
where she SAYS:
Blessed am beyond women
even herein,
That beyond all born women Is
my sin,
And perfect my transgression.'
As he had read pessimism into
Omar, so now he read triumph,
singing triumph and exultation,
into Swinburne's lines. And he
read rightly, and he read well.
He had hardly ceased reading
when Louis put his head into the
companionway and whispered
down:
BE easy, will We? The fog s
lifted, an It's the port light iv a
steamer that's crossin' our bow
this blessed minute"
Wolf Larsen sprang on deck,
and SO swiftly that by the time
we followed him he had pulled
the steerage-slide over the drunk
ell clamor and was on his way for
ward to close the forecastle-scut-
tie. The fog, though It remained,
had lifted high, where 1t OBJ
scured the stars and made the
night quite black. Directly ahead
Of US 4 could see a bright red
light and a white light, and l
could hear the pulsing of a
steamers engines. Beyond a
doubt 1t was the Macedonia.
Wolf Larsen had returned to
the poop. and we stood In a
silent group, watching the lights
rapidly cross our bow.
Lucky for me he doesn't carry
a searchlight, Wolf Larsen said.
What II / should cry out
loudly?" ! queried in whisper.
ut would be all up" he an
swered. "But have you thought
upon what would Immediately
happen?"
Before l had time to express
any desire to know. he had me by
the throat with his gorilla grip,
and by a faint culver of the mus
cle,--a hint, as 1t were,--he sug-
gested to me the twist that
would surely have broken my
neck. The next moment he had
released me and we were gazing
at the Macedonia's lights.
What II l should cry out?"
Maud asked.
81 like you too we'll to hurt
you," he said softly--nay, there
was a tenderness and a caress in
his voice that made me vince.
But don't do it, just the same,
for I'd promptly break Mr.. Van
Weyden's neck"
Then she has my permission
to cry out" ! said defiantly.
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VOICE. 17
II am a sick man. q very alex
man, Hump" he said. ~ he left
my sustaining grip and sank into
a chair.
Continued Monday
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Tacoma TheaterDark tonight Coming "Everywoman
and Rose Stahl in "A Perfect Lady"
Theater-Car Mccullough, germ; Ronald
Bradbury Co. in "ouwitted; the Morton Jewell troupe
good vaudeville.
Theater-Empress Stock "The Big idea,
last show Sunday "Cabria big movie spectacle all week
starting Monday.
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PriccsPaid Wholesale Deal
ers For Vegetables, Fruit

Fruits-NatIva appIes, rs q 81.
Bananas. 4hc lb. Jap oranges.
box, 75c. Oranges, Navels,
2.25. Lemons, $3@3.50.
Grape fruit, $3.50 box. Cali grape
fruit, $3.50 box. Persimmons,
10c lb. Pomegranates. 50 box.
Spanish Malaga grapes. $3.50 key.
Pineapples, $3.50 doz. Califor-
mia strawberries, So box.
vegetables--Gr'n onions, box,
81; Ore. yellow, cwt., $1.5o.
Head lettuce, Cali, $2.25 per
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Prices Paid Producers For
Meats, Butter, Eggs, Poultry

Livestock-Cows, So &C; calves
s%9c; hogs. INC; sheep, 40 SC;
lambs, &c. Dressed hogs, 10c.
Butter ana Eggs-nancn but
ter, 27@ 2Sc; strictly fresh ranch
eggs, 1870 19c.
poultry - chickens. dressed.
10 a 1c; ducks, lie; squads, 81 %
2.25; chickens, live, 9@10c.
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Observation-Disclosures, Ice; TIL.
iamook, 15017c.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, 22c;
1utter--wasnIngron creamery.
29Q30c; California, 81 @2Sc.
Wholesale Meat Prices.
Fresh Meats - Steers, liz q
12c; cows, liz 012c; heifers,
12c; hogs, trimmed sides, 15c;
ewes, lac; mutton, wethers,
12hc; lamb, Ice; veal, dressed,
9@11c.
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"Bravest copper in Chicago"
Sergt. James McDermott, held for
grating.
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Wheat hay, s14016; clover
t16017;. alfalfa, $14015: corn,
$37; cracked, $36; wheat, $4S;
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JAMES YUAN nephew Of Yuan Shat Ka president China
and his wife and child who recently
York; where the husband has year
Columbia university studying banking baby
Victor Yuan, New York
of this Chinese family.
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its extraordinary simplicity, as well
as by its effectiveness, that every
sufferer should learn about II at
once. Men and women are writing
me that my Drafts have cured
them after 80 and 40 years suffer-
ing--a whole lifetime of pain
curing even after the most expen-
sive treatments and baths had
failed. No matter what your age,
nor where or how severe the pain,
I take all risk of failure and send
you the Drafts right along with
my Book, without a cent In adj
vance. To Try Free.
Then after trying my Drafts. II
you are fully satisfied with the
benefit received, you can send me
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day and get my Drafts, and my IL
Illustrated Book, by return mail pre-
paid. Address Frederick Dyer,
Dept. Fk12. jackson, Mich. Send
no money--just the coupon. DO II
now.
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Wholesale Hay and Grain
Prices
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FREE.
B OOK

Tells how 10
get rid of
Rheumatism
without Medi-
sine. My meth
cd has created
such q sensa-
tion all over
IL $500 49,
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WHOLESALE
QUOTATIONS

Selling Prices to Retailers
For Butter, Eggs and Cheese
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SEA WOLF ,,; ;; ',;; !; :,, :! ;,,'

the Mcmillan Co. " y
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One Dollar.
IL not keep
your money.
You decide
and we take
your word.
Send above
common to-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09
Poor BlTiy Sunday.

Pcu- BsIiv S--5sT q hEvt-E rs
cEz r-cuhlss II seems -hEt there
are people. vho sve- thc-Ea tier
nay sslisvs tAzt ths isso-sr i -orts
his hire. tkizs that = sAo--5 ter his
s-p-oysr shat - does WIN lis -Cz-
sy- II Is ssr--ats5 ssat Ev1- EsIs1
Billy Sl-GkF makes lac-t -af thp--
sad 5c-lz-s Es1- and yss this i'm
Eszse sun 5c.ss zo- hrl-E peace and
serenity 70 he 7izz--sTsakz-E F-sata-
e.. Somebody is 1lEavs zsk5-E- uo-
where ti5 yo1 sst l;.~ ezt -wAat
are yuz 6cizg ~ilA itt~ S1z51y az5
hardly lss1 Plill5s,7hiA ossc-s Al
a.As- to--sr associate 1szz-3s a.
zccc1-u1E ne dissatisfied parry
Ihis ti--s e Francs Por-E-. 4 fo-zsr
press agent so- S1z3zy. vho Hsz5s
10 cks 1sws-zGs-s z ststs=szt IL
vhicA Ee ts---3s a. lcc1zztsag O.
re 81 tsczsz-5 5o-lz-s. cc---fe1-s5
II Phll5siieiz 20 he s-77o-- G.
TIE EvLEEz,-ss-s cz-rzl il tsEt
eIty. Pc-re- declares sA1t tAsrs is
1 .Ac-t1rs q =c-e tan 60 taczs1z5
cuu1rs cd s-Fs- he rszl t-l-h
g the E.--a-.- g ;azt Tc1 lSun-
G-T1. --e cc-Zs-ciz-Lri-E TIE -1-c
q Jesus CA-lst. tcls-y -s-E rs sz-
cEsc r--c 20 advertise z z0-sy-zzt-
frr h-E-eEs-"
- tsci5e1 Els-csiLc-. his sta.s-
re-r -c-ti--Hl GAS ese- s.cT- 1F
tie c--Tc-E- c---Ii-ee g, -To-t
s-r-,yt-E RE rc-t-t1--c-s 20 -Ats
sz-5 w-th detailed I-f1-zz--1l rs
g1r5lzE sts CZsa-rss- s-t~
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

~. B-Oz1 knew 70 csAer lie thar
TIA, G. a farmer vhsz he cane 70
BrTaz oczzty IL 1901. out hs kzs
r-cEz rszry ct 5tct2tizE 20 4 wrczE-
feat male with the family cIo;Ass
Ike AID cozc,z5s5 % east lis zss IL
cshs- waters Ths-stors. in 1st'.
Il removed 20 thst tah,s5 ard "a
zc-s place Ezcrz as Ecesers- Rccst-
Ehczt twelve miles northwest C DE-
rant az5 t=sz5istsiy entered the
-s-cz--5.e business TO prove that
- hE3 o-Aer IDEAS rhE- e-lcivsti-E
tie SOL. he continued IN thts li-s q
h-sizess sc- tsz straight Years i1
-css s-ctesss-I -E--s-- h-il5izE z7
Z large stors trade ard Esks-F
trts-5s Q. every 1s-sc- Win vho-
he cane Il cc--ac-- A. c--C-t1-ity
osf=rss. Mr- 3-c-1 acquired a farm
here a-5 azothc- there. 81 the i'm
MEDIATE vicinity. having i- Mid ar
TIE E15.s that - intended 20 make
his Fe--z-szt ho-s a. that place
As Mr- Browns acreage grew he
wsSEs5 i1to TIE szttis AID stock bus
i-ess w.th q hurricane ot szcesss
tAz, hzs 1ss1 a sur1rise 20 ere-y Za-
Who knew Az-- II zGsitfc- 70 hslnS
c-s O. -hs Ecs. t-rto1s workers j.
this O. a-T c-Ee- rc----r rc-a B-ru--
ear lock a gs-tis and rz-s1t cor In
TIE tzcs and f5szrs uP o. lis fi-Es-s
i-st kcw -rch Es- Fc--1 her T
bo-ss VII tstth trc= 4 ~--e-zzss-
&c painted daisy icokizE sor t1s hes.
In z F5r-s1-rE SzA1rss- As lcze-
distance locker ITO rhs tAl-rs tSz-
might Az77s-- t15s ret-ss.5=t caI5
O.. ias---F has t1s acreage cow--11
lcskizE tA-u-sh t.s cracks q the
corral ts-rs fran The o1-sts 4
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09
nnn nIrs nF NrMs-

Washington. n. C-rew people
rsSiise hou mauy women hire cut On
fars1s for fed lab,r. In this Soun-
try there arc a n.lii'ol ana a naif
rru.sa fieit workers. riora thau an
ts. ecaen dress et-s vonsn TAIL
A1t. cap. eci.s- sufi. ARC SHIRT.
resAtrs ec-flrt
Tcrhcirius. wrua-- Cri.rer.
a saos dtsler. rras1ci ttc t7rs9 cf
a shes ana a15s -chz -flariou. q ces-
.c-1tr. 10 rasa\Aari~ harlow
.uslr1 Hard. Criuer's rrasr Slipped
scd ilc aetl of shc shoe struck the
e1g ef Ga.eer. breaking threc rias
snt c-us-~ internal irir-ies
Ncatroeerv. w Va-ncb Ross.
a state prisoner, wCrkirE on tte hiEh-
vty 10 ka7auhs coa.tr. has terdsr-
es 90 Governor Hatncll. an osfer 90
se-e out the t-e of his frfen5. "a.
Adkins if tee governor wcl give Al-
ki-s aartcn. Adkins Is nov ul ln
q lo,ai hospital odkins' time win
BE- 20 in zize,y t4ys. Ross I'm ten
Chioaro. lli.-Tle health depart
le-t has srss discovered the source
cf the great Quantities of dust waicl
in spite q the clsaa streets fIl the
Sir q windy DAYS. Frou the roof
g three 5owl-.oun huii5lnEs. -four
teen vssca loads of dust. more than
vas swept from four and one-haif
miies q ssreets--were removed last
week Hereafter the roets o. al the
Buildings must he Kept clean.
FisSmozt. ". VA family pass
"a through Piedmont On a Baltimore
ana Ohso train last seek consisting
o. tweaty-cne members The father
vas IS years old. the mother IS and
there we're zine pairs of twins -Four
teez of TIE ehfitrsz passed free. D.
Ing under the age limit
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

On and after N5vezber I. 1918.
an aogIhern cattle mast bs dipped
tEics before they c-z be sli77ed iuio
a-T --r1 % Cfi-Ao-7- acco-5I1- 10 a
chz-t PREPARED hy ths state t1a-d az
agriculture in ec-1eettou with the
TeEa- Fever c-a I.ize. The rulil-
VII sffe-t eaout twr1tT cou-ties i1
the southe1stsrl -zrt % The state.
vr1ieh heretoio-c hare been free from
r'r'ricti-HF i1 thiz respect The quar-
antire line has been extending from
ne center o. rhe so-thsrn boundary
q -he state 90 a pclut on the eastern
bor4a-' and the delartnent is nov
prcpaEinE 10 clean u1 the remaining
corner
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

According 70 a report received
from tie county s1perinierdeais o.
the state and ;ab-la,s5 in the oftice
O. r H Wilson. state supeEiaten6e1r
a gain q 1888 children % school
age Is Shown over the report of 1914
The enumeration for that ysar vas
S75.s2i. ard tor 1918. Is sss.97l-
Tie iueersSe over the present year
is pretty evenly divided cvsr the e.
tire stale. Tie showing IS very pleas
f-g 20 Superintendent Wilson ard ir-
t,c-tes that --ore attention Is being
paid By ,hs rl-e-ts and the county
Officers iu the sthcal going Popula-
tio1- TIE fif;h legislature. Just
closed. passed e humber o. good
school l-uf aid wi-a the a7-iIcau1-
of these measures. e--5iuo-s sur
ro--tinE the z.t~ci ,h-ltre- % the
stste viii b. -gtcrially Improved.
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PFR.nNaI NIFNTInN

D. z 2 DieksT. F-zssts-t - ths
Farmers STATE BaEE a. D.ezLsc-sAr
FarEsrs state Ba-E ot Es-sslcf -ss
z-o-E The hzs1ness visitors Es-s
Mo-zaY-
ltr szt Nrs :. C. Es--1- we're p
fruE Cale-z Moz51T os ,hls week
Mr- and Ms Hs.rT E-Elau1 o.
calera sEezt MozEaT IN rhs city
Squire and J. X 1oh-son o. Czlsrz
wz~ here O. huE.rsss W-e5-=s1av-
Nit MsPks-ssz. tcr-srlF tozsta-
sss az Aehlus. was here o. Wedzss-
csY tEsnsaeting business
Mrs. z II Evans spent Moz6zy
ard Tuesday with her parsars Mr.
and Ms Clipper Eallltoa. Ess; ,,
Csisrz-
J. C. BriEz1ss. ozs cs Czddo's
hussling merchants. vas here az busI
nsss WELLESLEY
z c. Baoksns,o.c@. Of MzdIn. vas
here Moatzy ezrours 10 Muskogse-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09
KEMP CITY TrE,IS.

T,s farmers G. tbs vicinity h-rs
'r-- very busy fo- shs PAST tvo oT
tAras weeks getting their corn -I----
~ -hs-e ls very rc-- liz-4 q
cars z-l tleT ID net l1ct -oct-
Nrz ~ = Les7sr ara llttie drura
Ter. Ic-E. o. DsElz7-. were ths guests
af Mrs Chester Rogers last Frsiay
zt-s--csa-
c. II. Ellis ard yos- y. WEBB
we're os--so- viE-crs Tuesday.
Ms E-Hs Cox and Miss Stsil. Il
--s rs-i 20 Ds-is.a o1 Wo-dzv
Mrz Sieve 1oAzz,z uas U.e1-ssa
s1o1-a ron N6-5sg-
Dr. .. C.. Cousszt s1sut s1ztav
With his family a. Prosper Texas
~ z yo-es. Tr-. Of shiloh. vas a
visitor here S-r1av-
Dr G r Ellis :. r WeLaurkila.
A. = 1o-ss- = " Webb. and z e
C-r- vent tc De-Isc- sat-rHay-
Mr- ard Mrs. II. p WEBB rst-rn-
Fl home FRIDAY from q weeks visit
with relatives IN D1rz-t
Geo " Ellis ard Arrh-r y Tc-es
vent 20 Yar-ahy Fri6av.
Dr. G. T. Ellis ard James Ne
La-ghlin left Sunday for Tulsa sna
other pci-ts
Mr- and Mrs. John ". Nas5 s-I
chiltrsa visited lfr- and Hrs. u. p
Hendrix ard Grzndzother ODeIl
% D~s VoiEze SUNDAY.
Miss yirEis Nounzn. Who atts-ds
Vie PrssbTteEian College IN Durzut
visited her parents last week ard had
as her Eusst another student. Miss
Iuz-it Byrd. ot sto-sEzlI, oklsho-
ma.
chsrrT Battle. who is e-ployed AZ
oOokkeepsr in the FIRST State Bsrk
Of Dsnison. visited relatives here las,
Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

The Tyr-suTiter Tor the Trzvele-.
E--trsts @, -s- wloss e-si-e-z
,--urs t1e- cz-o the roat ---1 O.
tire have ----i-zt The reed q ty7s
wr--sr. E-st Gently snail z-t cc--
1z1'- 60 permit a,s beng -arr-e.
1lc-- I-s tzlEv. heavy. standard
-z-l5-ss arc CIT &C r1e c-es-t---
ne C1-o-z s1lres tss 7-o.Sz-- ne
c--c-- las t2s ---rs-z1l EsFo,-rt
tro e1.c- --1s--. back E-z-s. a-i VIII
GO any E--5 C -c-E hat any cglE-
nadine VII Go. whaz the wc-k e.
finished t.s machine c11 De f3,I-t
az5 placed Oh r-zu rri- w1l-A
cQ-es VITA the machine. weighing
wls- r1tk=i. Tess t11z -5ns Fo--ds
See a Ccru-z az tie weekly Nsws
Ott1ts- D-razt. oki-lc-1a. z Y Ev-
a-s, aEezt f,- B-Taz and Marshall
JoAzzc- and Ar5ta Cc--tfss- wal
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Ihree Papers for the Prioe % One
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that the News has ever made II
WIll nor last long
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500
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All thrss. Tor six months. for -
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south's greatest farm paper. Hoi-
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south The DuEznt Weekly News is
BrTau county's leading uewsDsper.
s1rlpls copies Of all publications may
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09


A revolver 1s a -icks,-7lt.s1 s-os1
tate fc- bravery. ustca Azs practical
II driven ths o-isl-zl article cui ct
e-st-sss-
he -src,vs- gives tEs r--y -r
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rrassho77sr. irl-rRrd retse
a-E makes ht- more tt1E-y tea- q
Sio-x I-ti3n. Tes-s was a time
Wan this cc-n,rT hlt 70 si-serc-s
s-E-als. sxcsrt asl-s and wc-Ves-
an lie vas safe. sIcs9i O. t-c-iis-s
-s-t -cw. vasr ho-sss % sixteen
ysGr-o,5 boys VIC use thslr skulls
tor a dine novel eo1Eclss- -c1-- re
streets With cigarettes i- 1Asir t1cs
Ard a 7c-tRols c1--c- i- thsi- hi7
Vcctsts- predicting ceitrz-fes -tth q
sEf.l and s-tkusizs- @ teois-a nh
ercAs: While u Is az al ti-es Tc.s<i-
be 70 meet a personal s-e=y vAc
has bssa chasing yo- to- 4 week.
a,- -ns = rsiutsA-tiy co=FelisG 20
Ssss-e hin ssls vhsa - catcAss yo--
~ fili-E you sull q LEAD th2i ycur
remains Siil require eight TGll-he1r-
s-s- Reviewers are zcw gs-s-zliy -
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ard rs-1rrss O. al sorts thzs : tho--
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Mitchell. : D Gazette
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09

rastare fau % rattle ts q Big. siEnt-
rtel wrrirs rstiure tcr Rim aaf ss
zs-srai ,eirc De rtss an ths rafe
--c-ey; his cvcry day guess IS mors
accir1ts than ross scales. a-G if H.
had been sf tat Battle of Bun Bu-
he wo1lt have sottsa TIE BAH ana
is. tee soldiers ren-
Tt,- gcc E-cvr moved 10 Ech-
hsrs Bcost thers vasnt anything
t1ere-net evc1 the ROBBERS, tAcy
ns1rs As was ccuiar ana hIksS
rrcaaNly the-s vs-a so~e shrrf
hc-ses sss-e thss aad been tA-cu-
% aea-, ths une the government
s-ls re ie-t c- w1saita. a-a they
,cckaE b. But t1Et vas. ana stlu 's
q vs-T dear s7ct % earth 10 ycs
E-cv-. ara rs has Been its Qho7hst
ana shisf moving s7srit. ard ne am
his t-ts-ts 8-t -eIrhecrs have made
it one cf the -ittisss nslEAbo-ncoss
i- the cc1-tr- Last pear tss Ecvsrr-
re-t cAazret sae -a-e cf Ecahars
Rooss 10 Brcwz. and 10 IS a fitsiar
,rieuts 70 tAe ycu-s hustler who
csc77e6 it cut c. the wilderness Two
yezrs sro NJ Brcwr huiltet a real
hone cz the most elevated site in
tAat section AID 9; Is a real hc-s.
1tc-s as hzztso-s zzt vel aGqcir.-
"a as ary -ssi5e-ce i- Durs1t. cost
Ing srocua tho1s15 dollars. L
has many rc,o-s. all spis-t.tiy fur
-ishsG and lighted with a modern
srs;e- of gas. AID Ehea Joe Brown
finished this hone he th-e- TIE kev
10 TIE f-c-t door away and took shs
frc-i gate CT lis Images zni set it
20 c-e SIDE AID e~sr st-cs thea. lis
friends. ne5Chhc-S- and the general
P-hiic have hes- more than welcome
10 that hone. and TIE DAYS are fsw
vixen ep=Fa-y Is &c; present Arc
again. as a place O. eats there l.
-othizE setter anywhere ves; CT east
q The Mississippi river. Il fact. il e
o-s C the best appointed and -os-
hosPstzsls hc-es 70 be fourt any-
where. aat This fi1e family wants &c
grsa,=- pleasure than % have their
tr5e.ds ec=e AID he welcome.
AID tAsre are oths- homes a.
Brow euits a number % -scs. ue--
residences and more are going 10 D.
erected TAoss FeCgls have a new
Baptist eh1rrh thEt cost 81 500 a-d
good s-Aool houss. a big general
stc-s rAat bays anything the tarne-
las 70 sell. o. sells hin anything he
has 20 h1v. u - The t-ztI-csst svo-
ot Azertea. and CT 6uu days. II
there is -o1hizE. nothing AZ al s.fr-
rizE. Joe EncEa c. acze o. rs CsiEh-
hors vil e; 8 Efeee % z-r ciC-t
Tat Eay PASS over that EzV ant
trey VII Se mere thau lIks.y 10 rs.
t1@ piece TAT hls ths silvs- liziur.
Joe Brc1E's friends II thts eoua-
y are numbered b. his lccuai-iz-,ss
AID ks IS che @. ;ac leading fivzr=s
l1 t1s cc--ty- s-t Fo-5 AID true
oze- HIS tine ard his money hare
st sn ti-es hse- -t re tls7cs-l q
any movement to7 TIE be-te-ue-t o.
t-s eo--'y- O. e-T Community iz u.
1-- c-l 8-Tsl dos uc- co-tzI- a
more progressive. -Cr better ci,-rs1-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-09
Marrie,i a Renninr,on.

The marriage q Mr- Earl Red.
Ot Randletf. Oklahoma. zza Mss
Kate Morgan. occurred Sunday after
EOoa az the home Of the bFits's sis
Ter. Mrs. ". 7. Barnes. Just south
OF this city.
Miss Kate has made her hone ufth
her sister here for some time. was a
very popular lady and has many
friends here
M Reed Is q proGpeEoEs young
farmer of R2ndIett- The happy
couple left On the s:1o train Sunday
afternoon for Rzndlett where they
vin make their hone-Tribune.