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in rocking chair or walked about in
ones arms. This makes him restless
and he viii demand moro and more, un.
al both mother and baby are nervous
wrecks. Never should baby be given
any kind OF sleeping draught or sooih.
ing syrups- II he really is in and can.
not sleep, these viii ONLY mask the real
symptoms. and il he is not i'll they will
do much harm, fer the initial dose has 10
be continually increased.
II the baby has been properly fed and
all conditions as TO bedding. warm hands
s1d feet well ventilated and darkcncd
room. etc. carefully attended to, and
still he sleeps poorly and Is restless. then
look a little farther for possible causes.
fiad out il he IS warm and dry, if he
needs driuk OF water. ii his night cloth
ing is tumblod SO that Wrinkle, press
into the tender flesh. Perhaps safety
pin has become unfasicncd and is
scratching him. Examine his nose to
sec ii il is stopped up and tho breathing
difficult, lie may need few drops OF
olive oil in his nose to clear out the se-
creiions. or he may be uncomfortable
from adcnoids and enlarged tcnsils
Perhaps he should be circuncized. or he
may have an earache. Again he may
have been allowed 70 sleep long time
just before he was undrcssej for the
night. or father may have romped with
him at bedtime. exciting him 50 that he
could not sleep. lie may not have had
a free movement from the bowels during
the day. This would tend to make him
most uncomfortable. Think Of an these
things il you expect him to- develop into,
a peaceful sleeper.
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Novel Home Entertainments

gun when one person throws a handkcr-
chef into tho air A. soon as this is
donc every enc begin, to iargh aud con
iinncS to laugh uniil the 4. handkerchief
touches the floor. when air are supposed
to stop immediately The LAUGHTER To-
begin with may be forced, but il soon
'~-'cs genuine enough Those who
do i cease laughing have 20 leave the
circle, Gradually they all drop ou ur-
I'll i'.crc is just one person i. aaA he
must then perform by iim>cii A prize
may be given il this last poison remains
after three trial. alone
The String stunt"
For the next game, take piece Of
string about seven or eight feet lon
lay 1t in straight lin, on the
Then give ono of the guests pa.
opera OF field glasses and tell him L,
look through the wrong end and walk
the string without sicppine off This
sounds vcr, s5no'c. but looking Trough
the wrong emf or opera cor 6cll glasses
makes ones icci ard the s'rime appear
very far sr7'. and the ,fiort II the
PLAYER TO keen his balance on feet that
arc so distant keeps the spectators in
foafs OF laughter Each one OF the com
pany in turn - requested 10 walk the
string looking through the inverted
glasses.
Choosiug Partners for Supper
In order 20 secure partners for re-
frcshments or simple supper. slips ace
passed. To each man is given 4 slip OF
paper stating that he must perform a
given stunt; TO each girl is given a Slip
OF paper which SAYS that a man per
forming certain act is her partner. For
example: A mans slip may say. Laugh
until your partner joins you." and the
paper held by the girl
viii state. Find your partner for sup
per. You will know hum sy the way he
laughs" Another paper NAV state.
'NaNn and wave your hand, until your
partner finds YOU" and the opposite one.
You will know your partner BY the way
he yawns and uses his hands" At al
signal every man starts TO DO his stunt"
and continues until his supper partner
.ceks him out The moro ridiculous the |
stunts the more fun this creates.
Light refreshments or supper may
row be served. after which the guests
win depart in esy spirits. Suct an even
ng is certain to be a complete success.
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Mrs. Burns, Letter.

Here Is letter that IS certain TO
prove OF interest TO people in this
vicinity as cases OF this sort occur
In almost every neighborhood. aud
people should know what to do in like
circumstances.
Savannah. Mo-, oct lf,, 1916.
Il used bottle .of Chamberlains
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy about
nine years ago and II cured me OF flux
ldysentery) had another attack OF
the same complaint some thres or
four years ago and few doses Of this
remedy cured me. I have recon-
mended Chamberlain's Collie and Di-
arrhoea Remedy TO dozens OF people
since | first used it."
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c. sunshine in the home aud in the
Sunday school and everywhere he
went, always bubbling over with life
happy aud ready for play with a
cherry smile for every one and as the
little life ebbed away he smiled back
!. sweet, goodbye. And as we bent
over the little open casket and gazed
upon the dear little form II brought
us 10 full realization of the beauti-
ful treasurers of heaven. and then we
could understand why Jesus said.
Suffer the little children to come
Unto Me-
Throught all his pain he smiled
A smile OF heavenly birth,
And when the angels called him home
lie smiled farewell to earth.
'Tis sad that one we loved so well
Should be taken from our home.
But that sweet smile especially
Shall live In our memory alone
The dear little hands we miss them
so;
All through so the day wherever we
go.
All through the night how lonely IL
seems,
No little hand wakes us out OF our
dreams.
-
Those little lips so sweet to kiss
Those brown eyes so big and bright,
Those loving bybys said so sweet
We miss you both day and night.
We loved our darling, an, 10 well
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Five Unusual Color Schemes for \
Girls Room ..

sliadc: floor Of deep gray. The stencil
design on your furniture should BE
border OF alternate deep green and bur-
pie squares. or you need have no stencil
at all. Rugs Of medium gray green.
hangings Of cretonnc in cream, with
design in lilac, purple. gray and shades
of green. with bands of plain lavcndar.
Upholstery and portieres of plain iav-
cndar. extra cushions OF deep violet er
grccn To match tho woodwork, lsmp
had. 81 the same cretonne as used fJr
hangings. II
Color Scheme No. 9
Woodwork white; ceiling whiie focrs
dark brown; wall paper . rsy desgh Of
birds and flowers, such as bright eerks-
ioos among weird. bright otd<lhdlione6
blooms OF all colors; or blue birds
against a trcllis of green viii, pink 6ios-
SONS In any OF 'hcsc papers almost
every color IS employed, Furniture white
with bird = ign s'encIcd 10 nalteb
walls; hsrei1ss OF plain silk. null oe
silkoline. rlstching one motif N tse %.
per, such >s' rose pink. biuebird blue. os
golden r.low; rugs the sane; -pslsows
and lplp shades bringing out slDaher
81 n the paper. such as green. violet
~ orange. but harmonizing with the
Lsas.ngs II csirsias are rose, pillows
and shades Of blue or Ursrn may be
used: with blue curtains. yellow. grees
or rose pillows. 4
Cslss Sehsas ~. 8
Deep cream woodwosk; eeiEug the
SANE; hoor, dark bsovn; walls deep
tream or hshi Nh. fusaisuRe ~ green
ish turquoise with stencils Of ssid litsIs
bouquets Of yellow flowers and greesish
blue leaves. Crcsonnc hangines in light
yellow with turquoise snd yellow
-heclccd bscker0nd: n,gs IN ~ yei-
low; porticrcs. upholstery OF cushions Of
p'ain material. matching the leaves of
he little bouquets on IN, cresoune-s
lark blush green, Lamp shades Of
,right yellow six and sofa or 'rEAs pill
c~s OF szsse Either ss,hcfzry OF
'lzck ls4ser my be used = uae exira
Iicces Of fuuitsre- 4
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4H n N n y n n n X n u n \ n n
< DEATH OF JAMES LUTHER !.
=. ARNOLD. =
4 n n n n n h n = n n n u n y y

On Monday. July 10. 1918, the Grim
Reaper; death in tragic form pass
ed our way and snatched from our
midst this fair little flower and
tiansplanted it In the beautiful gar
Gen of God. At 25. just as the beau
tiful sun was sinking in the golden
west. the twilight was gathering aud
all nature was saying goodnight. The
fond parents, loving brother and Il
host OF friends said goodnight for
ever TO little James Luther Arnold
u was the infant of Mr. and Mrs Lu-
tier Arnold OF SIC North Broad
street and was born Dec is. 1915 and
vas just 2 years, G months and q
days old. But all through this short
Fife he has been just little bundle
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ARMY COAT CRAFT
IS BEING EXPOSED

New York. July 2I--Extensive con-
spiracies involving bribery and graft
in connection with army contracts
for rubber rain coats sent to soldiers
in France were disclosed today by
department of justice officials. sim
uitaneously with the arrest Of seven
teen officers aud employees OF fifteen
manufacturing companies in New
York and Brooklyn on charges OF
bribery. fraud or conspiracy.
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Helpful Suggestions For the Household

h Tshiss JslIy frsa ~ clso
dip Il for an instant into hot wsArr. then
invcrt over the plate o. whi<A L is 10
be served
Ts Whissa Tee TeUsls
Save al your lemon peel and boil Il with
your towels. II win ~hifen them beau
fifuily.
Eoes ovshsa I.ss . Dsessrsd DtsA
seasoned and favored with grated cheese
are most zppetizirg II closely covered
and steamed
0vsr Yssr Del. kis<ks. Tsha>
or wherever ncrdrd. hang hve-oens
funnel painted ~isiie 20 hold bal Of
fwin> I, can be hung by is ring and
win he one Of fhe most r<cft4 uick nzrks
in>sia>lie.
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age Of 10 ynsrs. month and I'll
asys. She was inarriu4 70 wa ar
ssoid. Asg Il. lsts. To this unleI
eight children were born. Ilcr faith
ful companion and four chAdrcn hay-
Ing preceded her to the Great Beyond.
Ihs four surviving are Frank Arnold
OF Cushing. OKLA. Mrs Jennie Van
Covering Of Coyle. OKLA. Elvin Arnold
Of coyle, Okla and Lnrhcr Arnold of
Guthrie. Oklahoma. She united with
the Baptist church In her giElhood
and lived consistant Christian aii
her life.
She was devoted wife and low
IEg mother and her friends were
numbered by her acQsasntasces and
she will be greatly missed by all
who knew her.
4 Funeral Rervaces were conducted by
Rev r 8 PulIiam OF Coyie. Okla 1t
the home OF her son. Luther Arnold.
where she made her home since the
death OF her companion. May Il, 1915.
Interment was made in the Coyle
cemetery.
We have lost our darling Mother,
She has bid US all adicu.
She has gone to live in Heaven.
And her form Is lost to view;
Ch, that dear one how we loved hor.
Oh. how hard TO give her up.
But an angel came down for her,
And removed her from our flock
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CROSSES.

CROSSES.
Each life must rave its crosses.
And soldier gets his share.
From a trip across the ocean
To the envied Croix de Gucrre.
There are crosses by the Censor.
Far too many. SO 1t seems;
There ara crosses in the letters
From the grille of his dreams.
There's a cross tnats worn by heroes
Who have faced a storm OF lead;
There's a cross when he Is wounded,
There's cross when he Is dead.
There's an iron cross awarded
For murder and for rape;
Its the emblem of the deyil,
rs the cross of sin and hate.
There's the little cross of Mercy
That very few inay own;
For soldier il is second
To the cross of God alone.
It's a cross that's worn by women
When we see il we believe
We can recognize an angel
by the Red Cross on her sleeve.
BY a Soldier
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II was so hard to give him up.
But God needed another angel child
So he called little James to his flock.
The mothers hope the mothers joy.
In deaths cold arms doth lie,
Tor the ray OF sunshine and the happy
smile,
Was only loaned a little while.
BY Friend.
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Color Sehsme 10.
IN LID IVORY ceiling and woodwork
III Of old IVORY. focr dark brown.
Waits covered with soft. rose
paper. cifiTer plain or with self
stripe en- border. Moulding at the ccil-
ing OF old IVORY tcream) color. Cream
crctonnc hangings with design in rose
and blue; rig. linen OF wool iuss. in the
same shade OF blue. poriicrcs and cus.,-
ions rcpca,irg the shalc in bur linen or
sstccn. Lamp shades of rose Az. wicker
chairs or fcchainx char OF wicker
painted IN ivory These reclining ohsi, s
OF "ohaisc tongues are priced from SIS
up, and arc charming adjunct to a
bedroom.
Cclcv Sehcm. No. z
White ceiling. French gtsv woodwork,
dark gray floor. walls oi PLAN gray paper
with sclf stripe or wide ggay stripc. 4
stohcil desiea may be rul on al the
furniture with tube pilpainfs. i'-c ih-
ou' oil and apply through the stenciI.
which you San bus ready made in an art
store IN great many diaereut drsisns
or which you may be able 10 make ,o,.--
self in design 10 ,ns,el, ,our hanging
The colors should agree with the design
upon the creionne. and in this particular
decorative scheme may be in black and
orange with borders outlining the edge
Of bureau, Table tops. etc nhe French
gray woodwork and gray doors with
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When Mssbsi Pssaasss Are Let Over
press them firmly into a jelly tumbler.
In ths way they take up little space in
an ice chest. and arc formed into a
mould. which can be easily removed by
inverting il. Gu, across the mould in
slices One-hzlf inch thick and Try brown
on both sides in hot fat.
VIXEN Making Cookies
II one places tea towel over the bread
hoard aud fours slightly. the cook
dough Will not stick and can be rolled
out in hall the fimc.
hst ndk. ss Hot - Ca. be S;ppsd
- ~hich Is added dash Of salt. is one
II the most refreshing stimulznts in
-ases of colds and oser-exertson. It,
eaect Is qwek and dsLshttpl
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O UpPLY each person with a piece
of paper on which has been writ
- ten the following questions rela.
tive to a trip to the mountains and
the things to be seen This may be
changed to trip 10 the woods ii they
arc more familiar ihan the mountains
IA small piece OF wood and 4
Catholic priesl7 tChipmmk)
"a habys toy and a serpent (2at-
tcsnake)
IA storm and a term Of aacc n'
(Reindeer)
A tree which il an ofii "a ~ !.
church tEldcr)
s.-A flower which is an iniaat, .
color, and part of the anatomy; BABY
blue-eyes)
"a flower which is the emblem Of
purity Uily)
IA flower found IN sturc
(Cowslip)
, ga cereal aud The compartments of
. house Mushroom
"a bird which i portion and the
top Of hill Partridge)
l0--An animal which is the meat from
. hog. a personal pronoun. a,i tree9
(Porcupinc)
1.-THE tree that is schoolmas,er's
Iavorite' (Biroh)
7 IA tree which arows near the
ocean? (Bcach.) =
4 l3-A tree which lsnguishes: fPine J
! IA bird which IS domestic ami
mali (Caibird)
ia number Of relatives OF a GER
tain sex' (Ants)
! The guest who turns In the greatest
number of blanks on his list OF ques-
ticns should pay forfeit. preferably
perform some entertaining stunt. the
4unnier che better. II he c-nrot sing.
be should be Obliged to render ".4id
zsvg Syrs' or "Co-,sr' Thso' tie Rye.
90 the accompaniment Of horn made
'cf a cylinder of paper and comb COW
cred with paper. PLAYED BY pei formers
Who are not able to carry a tune The
sfect will be most lauehable.
cssa Nature
Good nature is an excellent game for
, Number OF people. and is hnc for the
prsesice Of self-conirol. This is also a
capital game 20 start things Of" as h
rsuses much nerrimcu'. and people fos
get to be shy or awkward TIE COM
pany sits in a circle. The game is bel
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-ne JoY OF I;vfNc

To enjoy liz we must have Tocd
health. No one can hope TO get mncil
real pleasure out Of nfe when his
bowels are cloggcd a good share oi
the time and the poisons that should
be expelled are absorbed iAto the sys-
TEN. producing headache and indigcs-
tion. A few doses OF Chamberlain's
Tablets will move the bowels
strengthen the digestion and give you
. real chance to realize tho real Joy
OF living. Try Il.
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or paint. That il is copy OF the org
inal prescription is shown BY the fac,
that the abbresistious arc completed,
written out. as a the custom when drug
gists copy prescriptions to-day.
The ingredients called fer in the pre-
scfiption are mainly precious stones
They were to be ground mp and used for
fumieztion. probably for case Of hys-
VERA C---rd precicrs ssosrs WIN "a
sorise .sedies for hysscria.
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Ar AapMoRE.

Eagle Falls test well brought In
10000, 300 feet of gas at '5l5 feet; Vel
dun test also gasser at 80 feet.
Gladstone wen producing 50 bar
rels at 2l56 feet.
Kanoky Oil company makes shall
low strike at ia0 feet
Coline OIL company to lay pipe line
10 their properties
Plains OIL and Gas company struck
60 barrel well at 3S7 feet.
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DahEa Culture

THE spsieuf gardener Who is in
II scsr4 Of sonc plant with which
= 70 nzke his garden e.y for weeks.
sone p1sns ~hor ease Of culture
zdzpfs Il TO e~ersSody's rse. and with
~hidh success is sure. provided the oca-
ditions os1i1ed sbovc are arranged for.
cannot d bester than select she Dzhliz.
because of iss srofusion of uoom and
the wide range cf rs co'ors From shc
purtss ~hifr tis>st 'co'ors run through al
shzics Of pink. red. scarlet ard Grim
on 20 DARK purpIe. ,,oses. uine and
maroon. zsd CHAR. rurs vell0~ -
dsrk nd erssge. Il n..x Of Ne
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and inexpcnsiveiy made out OF ralf
barrel Cover it with pretty crefonne.
print or denim Lay the material in
plaits and tack each plat in place at top
and bottom. A wooden cover with a
handle can be devised with litfh trouble.
and If this is painted oole ihst har-
rnonizes with the covering you viii have
4 pretty hamper complete
A Very sinpls Wsv ss cIss- Silver
s 10 boil il in an aluminium kciiIe for
;cn minutes u mus: be covered With
soft water and put in before the water
begins to heat. Remove after ten min
''tes' boiling and rub With flannel or
'''hrr soft cloth. This viii remove tar
ash around fil&gree and carving. "a
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iul Acp II they arc to become normal
cmb The question OF sleep for the
baby then Is most important orc. One
lconstanily hears Of restless habics who
yharsi themselves and the cntire fan
before thcy outgrow their habit OF
,cplcssnrss
10 insure peaceful sleep many things
mast be looked after with care. The
habv'S h,lils should be absolutely rcsu
lar The ioad must agree wiih linn and
he gwen on q strict schtdulc a. 70 tine.
\ prescribed hour Ter eoiug 10 sleep
should tc sct sri nothing allowed 10 in
terierc with IL. Just hcforc bedtime tn,
Young bsbs Should he taken up. un.
dressed aud spougcd al o,cr with iepid
water lie should then be dressed in a
fresh band. shni. diaper and night dress.
stockings being worn in cold weather.
bur these must not be too snug After
he is warm and comfortable he should
be nursod or his bottle given 10 lim. lie
should sleep in dsrkencd room in his
own little crib and the room should
have plenty Of fresh aii. The crib
should be. warmed by means OF hot
water bag in cold weather In wintc,
baby may sleep between wool sheets but
in summer fine cotton sheets are all he
needs. ii he has light wool blanket over
these. II he is weighted down with
heavy cotton blankets. oomfortables. etc.
he is sure 10 be restless lie may sleep
on a hair mattress or on heavy army
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These tablets are intended especial
ly for stomach troubles. billiousncsy
and constipation. II you have any
troubles Of this sort. give them a trial
and realize for yourself what first
class medicine will do for you. They
only coat q quarter
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AT sIxeY.

Junction Oil company struck y
0o.ooo-foot gasser at c6o5 feet
George a. Shulers No 4 on Wilson
farm producing IS barrels at 1702
feet
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The Strong Withstand tho heat o.
Summer Better Than the Wesk
Old people who arc feeble and
younger people who are weak, will BE-
strengthened and enabled 70 30
through tac tlepressing heat OF sum-
mer by taking GROVES TA6TELESS
chin TONIC. II purffiss anA e1riches
the blood and buil6s W ~ whole
system. You can soon toel It's
Strengthening. InvIgoratinE Effect
60c.
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At BARTLEsvILLE.

Tidal Oil company brought in 100
larrel well at SG5 feet on Cherokee
lease.
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At CHIckASHA.

Chartered; Rclo OH a Gas COM
pany, capital ss5O.000: + II Linton, O
Anderson and J Goldsmith. incor-
porators.
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A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder trouble, gravel. diabetes.
wcak and lame back. rheumatism and
Irregularities of the kidneys and
blader in both men and women. Reg
ulates bladder troubles IN children. Ii
not sold by YOU druggist, will be sent
by mail on receipt OF SIPS One
small bottle is two months treatment
and often eoIfcs Send for sworn
testimonials. Dr.. +. w. Hall. 2926
Olive St, st. Louis. Mo. Sold by
druggists .s
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At DUNCAN.

Parker well on McMan farm pro-
ducing $50 barrels.
Milroy Petroleum company brough.
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At BILLINGS.

Mid-Co No : on Washburn farm
producing 500 barrels at 2o32 feet.
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THE COLONEL WILL NOT |
ENTER bovEaAR RICE

Oyster Bay. N Y, July 23- Colonel
Roosevelt issued statement to-day In
which he declared that under no cir
cumstances would ne accept the re-
publican nomination for governor OF
New York.
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Fix YouveIs for WAR; Go 60 the
Capital City eusIress College. Get
Full schoiarsnip st Leader ossIca
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At CARRIER.

Sosden and Marland's No ) on Wal
ker land producing 200 barrels.
Magnolia Petroleum Co, brought in
barrel well on Mullen farm.
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x n n N n n n 4 n n q = \ n ma
{. OBITUARY. n
Z y n n N y " n " X n n n n 4 \

Elizabeth Kelsey was born June -,
lss9 in 81 Louis county, Misouri; de-
rarted this life July 10. 1918. at the
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n 75-barrel well at COO feet, and
Wichita development Go brought in
100 barrels at s2li feet
AT DoUTHAT.
Potosi zinv company struck 35-foot
face OF ore At 200 feet: w II Blount.
manager.
At EASTLAhD.
Crosby well producing 25o barrels
at 13io feet.
At ENID.
Charter amended. II NC on a
Gas company increased from $25.000
10 $4,000.
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AT hACkERvILlE.

Bunker Hin Mining company I
erect 100 ton mill.
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AT DouTHAT.
At sAsrLAnD.
At ENID.
AT FREDERICK

Burdett Oil. company. Fort Worth.
Tex to sink dee) test well. on Indian
lease near here.
Midhoma well near Manitou being
reopened
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NOTICE

NOTICE
We pay best cash plicos Cor -Liberty
Bonds. -
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1907 Southwestern Life eldo,
Dallas, Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-23

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