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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
IT AHOl1.D MAKE 4 MILLION
FOR HIN
Onlnpau Man Discovers Drug That
lnosen> tnrns ~ TAsV
Lift Oat.

Good news spreads rapidly sld
druggists here are kept busS dis
peasinE freeZonc. the recent discOv-
cry of Cincinnati man, which il
said to loosen any corn 50 il lifts
eat with the fingers.
A quarter OF an ounce costs very
little at any drug store which han
dies drugs, hut this is said TO be sat
Gcient to rid ones feet of every
hard or soft corn or csiias.
You apply just a few drops ON tho
tender, aching corn or tOushened
callus and instently the soreness is
relieved. and soon the coru or callus
10 20 shriveled that II lifts Oat with
ont pain. II is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and ueves
inftsmes or even irritates the ssr-
rounding skin.
This discovery will prevent thols-
AAde OF deaths annually from lock
Jaw and infection heretofore resait
ing from the suicidal haiti ut cut.
ting corns. tsas)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19

Drives Out Malaria. Bullds Up Systeu
TAe oad 6lAadard Geners rsl streagthenins tonic,
GROvte0 rA6rRlxsSS chAl TONIC. dSiveS oSIi
tem. 4 6ve TOMB For adults and chuAreo 6oc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
FROM ENEFlCk

Miss Lucy Sanders. who IL wotk
ing for Perkins Bros AT Duraut,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Campbell LcFlore, who has been
a, Camp Bowie for several months,
thcr. l.. &. LcFlOre.
Miss Santha Bell was shopping iu
Durant Saturday.
Miss ldell Gravil, was in kcne-
flick Monday
Miss Lena Thompson was visiting &
in Denison Monday
Mrs. Curtis Lewis. after spending
a few weeks visiting friends at Fort
Worth. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nixon spent
Sunday in Durant
Robert Dickcy was in Denison last
Sanday.
Dr kay and wife we're visiting
friends and relatives in Fort Worth
and other points in Texas last week
b. r Sanders * now staying IN
Durant, where he is employed by
the jenkins Dry Goods Co.
Mrs George Jackson. after spend
ing week with friends and relative,
in Texas. returned home Tuesday
Joe Bryant, who lives OUT n"ai
Folsom, had his house destroyed by
a wind storm Sunday night.
We had big rain and wind in
and around kcnefick sunday night
Hodge Fox was visiting in Durant
last Sunday
Gilb-r, Askrw who WAS in tn,
second draft. is al home on ten
day furlough
Miss Hattie Haley spent Saturda!
and Sunday with Mrs. o W. Smith
Russell White and wife spent las
Sunday in kenefick, visiting Mrs
Lee Chubb.
Miss Clarncp Colbert lett for Kan
sas City Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Hanna after spending
few days in Colbert. returned t,
her hOmt here Saturday.
Miss Fern Dickry spent Saturda!
in Durant shopping.
Misses Edna and Nina Haley las
Saturday and Sunday visited will
Miss Eula Cosgrove.
Miss Eleanor Coulson. one OF th,
teachers in the Kenefick school. wa
in Durant Saturday visiting will
friends.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
FROM BENNINGTON

Among those who went 10 Fort
Worth to So" the la,t review of the
soldiers Of Camp B0wie we're Mr.
and Mrs Norris Smith and Mr.. and
Nrs W II. Auaway They report \
igrand sight of 5000 in q parade
eleven miles ia length
Miss Hattie Lloyd returned from
Tulsa last Friday. wh"r" she attend
cd thu Grand Chapter of the Order
Of the Eastern star.
Frank Lewis. jr.. spent the last
week. at tho home of Jess Williams
trying his luck at COW driving His
sister. Juuia. aud brother. Atwood.
spent tho week end at the home uf
Norris Smith
Mrs W. J. Is Lloyd. while walk
ing il her back ward tripped on \
plank aud felt Sha was badly bruis-
ed and suffered great deal for
several days. bat We are glad to say
" improving sud will soon be on her
fes, asaia.
HUrsce Itxit Of Prague is visiting
his sister. Mr.. stark. ami other rel
atives.
". ". STARK and Joe Hall were
- A03 toNN OuHiu'sS
Nrs. j. T. Rails OF COslsste. pres
idoat OF the SynOdicai. spent a night
in Hanuiugt0n last week She was
on hrr wsy to tia Indian Presbyter-
ial,
Tho eisht grade examination was
held here last Thursday and Friday
By NJ. Hatchatt Of BOkchito. while
: Mr. Mcknight wen, Ia Bukchito to
hold the one there
oscar Gardner. sou Of W. A
Garduer. wav takea to sherman hos
pitai Monday. Oscar received a
bruiso BY . playmate Al school that
resulted in an abscess in his back
II is hoped that hs will soon be able
,ts retarl.
Another OF oar good citizens will
sOOn bS leaving Tor KiOwa Jess vii
iiams has Outy bees here shor,
whiis aud hs aud his family have
mado many friends who regret c
ses them leave
! n. u. McClure was Dallas visi
tor Sunday and Monday.
! ". W. stark aud family, accom-
panied b. Horace Hail aud son joe
mOtared to Colbert Tuesday after
nOOA.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
soIpIKR Mn ARE DiStOCRAGED
IIu)M LIVING NkAR CAMP
Uncertainty az tn Soldiers htay' ans
Allotment checks Mteu DelaH'
I'd. Make Conditions bad.

An official communication from
C,r,u Travis iiscourages the faini-
lies III soldir,n from moving To san
,r,u.in 10 h. near their soldier son,
,. husband. or brother. and sets out
, numb"r ~ reasons i"' such uis-
YirAp"!n.nt which. .S!"i'y. are rs
lrws
Living cost, arr unusually high
tl,l"
tNu'mrnt checks are often lnv
O.. ant 'ho-" dependent upon thiS
.r.N IN" soldiers pay al" "iten III
- at for that reason.
1',up!by iurnt of an lndu trlaI ma
'.,l, Is unobtainahl" and those need
t.ir h,lr do no, wish tu employ tn"
hluem"n of soldiers who ar" NOV
u. 'h"i. to b" near the soldiers.
.A.lt t. 'hr uncertainty as TO ne
pHlud ui tn" ."islr"s
The mlr.N 90. su'di.r-' p"uple has
o,"r,ruNd"d tn" city and health
.uuii,iuu@ Ar" therefor. in SOM"
quarters becoming unsatisfactory.
Thrr" is no determined period for
tn" soldiers stay ~ Camp Travis.
and families moving there to be near
Them Will often BE- left stranded high
and dry when the soldier is moved
tu som" distant point ON very brief
motto"
Soldiers do better work when
they know their families are we'll
cared for. and no soldier may be as
surrd Of this with his loved ones In
San Antonio hence the desirability
Of families remaining in their own
homes il advocated from every point
Of view
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
LITTLE CHANCE EOR ADl0O-
DISTS To CNJTD
kearo Question Still Keeps Northora
and Southern Churches ~ E'Sr
Apart ~ Ever, IL IL SAd.

The st Louis convention. whirh
vac participated in jointly by the
Northern and Southern Methodist
churches. failed OF an agreement
that would unite the two churches
into one. and in tn" opinion Of Bish
- Aouzon, OF Dallas. who was quot
I'd in the Dallas News. tho two bod
les are just about "a far apart ~
ever on the question of unificstiOn.
The negro question appeared to b.
tAe main issue OF difference. with
little apparent intention on either
side to give or take In the Opin-
ion Of leaders Of the southern or
Ganization there is little chance of
Seon.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
WHY NOT RE GOOD TO YOUR.
SELF

II you awaken weary and unrs
freshed in the morning. or tire early
in the day. are bilious and blue.
with coated tongue and bad breath
If you are suffering from indiges
tion and constipation you will fine
Foley Cathartic Tablets quick to 80
lieve and comfortable in action
They are wholesome and hea,th-giv.
ing. For sale by Stone Drug Co.
(aav)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
THIS WOMAN FOUND RELIEF

Backache sore muscles. stiff or
swollen iuints. rheumatic pains. diZ-
lincss and like symptoms are caused
hv disordered kidneys and bladder.
Mrs ThOs " Davis. Montgomery.
K F. H. .. Ind writes: Il doctored
months without relief commenced
using Foley Kidney Pills and got re
lief Eight bottles cured me For
sale by Stone Drug Co. tadv'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
RED CROSS DINNER

The ladies ~ the Red Cross are to
hold a benefit dinner Friday noon At
n" Baptist church. the proceeds to
b. devoted entirely To the work of
tn" Red Cross Plates will be fifty
cents each. and the dinner will be
served commencing at 1l:30.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
ATTENDING HtNKHKAD HI(Nd
WAY MEET

C.. O Johnson and Chas. n Ne.
Pherren left Tuesday for Little Rock
10 attend the meeting OF the Bauk-
head Highway Association 10 session
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19
NORTH TEXAS CYCIONR

A pretty good sized tornado that
swept swath across North Texas
Sunday night did extensive damage
in the towns OF bridgeport, baird.
Mingo and Paradise. killing four
and iniuring qui." a number more.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19

thW- Tho meeting will probably
select . route for the National hing
way from I.ittis Rock TO I'll Paso,
and iva proposed routes are being
fought over by their respective pro-
mui"rs One OF tho proposed routes,
which /. favUrsblv m"ntiOued, runs
through Durast
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19

T" buy one Liberty Bond when
v"u might buy two, or to buy five
when you might buy ten or TO buy
fifty when YOU might bu a hunydred.
Is Il poor way To qualify as q one
one hundred per cent American.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-04-19

singing in direct comparison with
she New Edison and psovn,g that
ha pcrf,nman.s and that ot he
nst1ument are indlstmu,RAaAse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
WILL FLOAT TWO MORE
LIBERTY LOANS DESPITE
RERLIN'S NEGOTIATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct, a.
There will be no extension Of the Lib
erty Loan subscription period past
Saturday night. Secretary McAdoo
stated emphatically Thursday.
Furthermore, said the Secretary II
will be necessary to have a fifth, ana
perhaps a sixth loan, regardless oil the
outcome of Germany's present nego-
tiations.
Consequently, it behooves the ma
ton to subscribe its utmost, both U
reduce the amounts of these prospec-
i've future loans and to strengthen
the nations moral position at ms
critical time, the Secretary added.
Suggestions have been made tna'
the subscription be extended. seere-
tarv McAdoo feels that this would ap-
pear in Germany as an evidence oil
. weakness in this country. He ex'
; pressed full belief that the six billlor
: total would be achieved, adding, =
/, don't know exactly where all tina
. money is coming from, but know !
is coming"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24

how and went to Colorado in August
and accepted a very fine position with
the VOORHEES, Shoe Company, which is
n of the largest shoe stores IN Oolo-
RADIO Springs. He is a very popular
and successful young business man
and was with the Steinman Shoe Com
ANY here up until his going West
The bride is a Moberly girl and very
attractive and accomplished young
woman. She went out to Colorado
| Springs last Tuesday and was met by
| Mr.. Jesse on Wednesday. The happy
Young couple r now living at SiS
East Monument street, Colorado
Springs. We join their many friends
in best wishes and hearty congratu-
~lations.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Locke took Mrs
M. B. Guthrie and Miss Ruth Cox Tor
n motor trip to Fulton Sunday and on
the return trip they had dinner with
: Mr.. and Mrs. Locke,
Saturday, October IL, was pledgine
: day for the three sororities OF Hardli
S College. A number of fine girls wer'
taken into each sorority. The Slgmi
Iota Chi pledges are Thelma Farqu
harson, Wichita, Kan; Nathan Gates
!, Chicago, ILL.,; Sophia Glenn, Bate
it vile, Ark; Glayds Graybill, Newtoi
Kan; Leoti Hartenbower, Douglas
ID Kan. ;ottilia Houser, California, Mo
! Marian Phillips, Chicago, ILL.,; lor
Pinkard, Alton, ILL.,; Virginia Shel
ard. Platte City, Mo-, and Lillia
Woods, st. Louis, Mo. Six aeti'
.,members of Sigma Iota Chi return'
. to school this fall-Helena Cas-
Blanche Creekmore, Kathryn Harve
Josephine Jennings, Muriel Murpf
and Muriel Roeser. Also there a
IN four members of Sigma Iota Chi
ed the faculty Of Hardin-Miss Hllc
&C. brand, Miss easier, Miss Mary "a
and Miss Coots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
STATE OF MISSOURI,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

I. JOE L. SULLIVAN. Secretary Of STAT:
-. stata Of Missouri, hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and complies cops
~ No IN Joint and concurrent RESOLUTIONS o.
% ~ To,trn,nth General Assembly Of the state
~ Missouri; also Of the three amendments %
-. ronstitution proposed by initiative psu.
tion to be submitted to the qualified voter ,o y
tha state Of Missouri at the general eieouon
~ ~ he hsld on tuesday. the 9Th day OF NoTena'
Der, 1918. r,,rpror 7 nsreby set
my hand and affiH the Great seal * u. nc CIV
y Ia,,srson mis- 10th day Of August, A. D.
'eiieiSon '" JOHN L. sULLIvA
Secretary Of Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
U CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

yolnt and concurrent resolution submitting 70
ne qualified voters Of the state Of MIS-
soud an amendmsnt to the Oonsututioh
thereof, concerning taxation
ne IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CON
CURING THEREINi
That at the general election to be held on
tha firut tuesday following the first Monday In
November, 1918, the following amendment 10
the Constitution Of Missouri, concerning taxa
lion, shan be submitted to the qualified voters
Of said state, to wit; $50
section 1, That article x Of the Consti-
tuition Of Missouri be, and the same Is herehy
amended, By adding thereto one new section
to be known as section twenty-five a Nz@al'
which Is in words and figures as follows
Sec, 12a. A state tax Of ten cents on the
ana hundred dollars assessed valuation shah
be levied and collected on all objects enn SUI
Iects Of taxation in the same manner mat me
state and county taxes are collected Ohe-hsit
Of all moneys derived from said levy shAll be
placed to the credit Of the state road fund'
one. fourth shall be apportioned to the coun'
ties and the city Of ct, louis according &c
THAR respective areas and one-f0urth nccordins
10 population. 1t shnll be the duty or tht
state auditor to mako such appointments an
nny,nent to the counties and the city OF 81
Iouia. Such fund when collected shail D.
used BY tho counties for the construction Sn'
maintenance Of public roads, and by the cit
~ AZ Iouts for the construction and mainte
, nance ~ the streets and alleys therein. When
. aver the taxable property Of the state shal
! amount to three billion dollars, the rate In TIL
4 act shall be reduced to five cents on the on
hundred dollars valuation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
nnrdin slin Free from influenza.

| want to ask that the friends OF
Hardin College, especially the par
ents, to be just a little bit patient with
us for a few days longer. The day pu-
pills who miss lessons in Piano, Ex-
preston, Voice, ETC., will have their
money refunded or their lessons made
up. The thing that is on my heart
now most of all is to keep our girls
safe from influenza. Up to date we
have not a single case and no girl has
any symptoms of a case of influenza.
We are doing our best and are ask
ing that the parents do not invite
their daughters who are here from
town to come home and that they
themselves refrain from coming to thu
College until the quarantine is lifted
There is no college In the land tina
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
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inr ssrticu, e bs known - section - afn
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ssud. uhich SAID ssction shan rad a. teho-s
So q. In sddition 20 TIE ures nos
,vthorf,.d to b. levied fer couniy purposes
/ undsF and b. yirtus q serticn IL OF aruels ~
~ ne Constitution Of this state. and m alal
tfon 10 ne special levy for rad and tflos,
purposes sufhoTired b. seetion = o. arae,s :,
ne duty Of the county court q any COUNTY y
NJ, .tste. uhsn authorized annuaily % 20 q
~ a majority Of the qualified voters Or ~.
rad district. general or special, voting uas
a lew Of not 10 exceed seventy-nvs cents 9
re ops hundred dollars valuation on Az prol
srtv within such district. 60 be collected In n
same. manner aS stats and county uaxss y
collected. and placed to the credit ~ The roe
distrtot suthoririnE such special levy. II sha
h@ ire duty Of the county court, on peuue
~ not less than ten qualified voters and "a
payers residing within any such roaa alsttlc
- submit the question Of authorizing such y
: riai lew 10 the qualified voters Of such dlstri
r Al a rpssiai election TO be held for that pu
$ rose. Within twenty days after the Hint
> such petition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
Ms I.a,t MYERS Dies.

Mrs. Ella Myers, wife of Lett My
ers, of Columbia, formerly of Rush
Hill, died at her home Thursday night
of pneumonia following an attack Of
Spanish influenza. The body was
shipped to Rush Hill at noon Saturday
and buried at Rock Hill church Satur-
day afternoon. Besides her husband
she leaves three children, Marie, Her.
bert and James. The Ledger joins in
extending deepest sympathy to the
bereaved. Mrs. Myers was a splendid
woman and her death will sadden
wide circle Of friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24
SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

Ioint and concurrent resolution submitting 70
.hs qualified voters Of the state Of MIS-.
sour, an amendment TO the Constitution Of
aid state, concerning the Public school
fund"
nm IT By THE SENATE, THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE OoN
CURRING THEREIN;
That at the general election to be held IN
this state on the Tuesday next following the
frat Monday In November, A. D. 1918, there
shsIi IA submitted to the qualified voters OF
this state for adoption. the following amend
mant to the Constitution Of this state;
seotion 1, Amend section 8 OF article Al
~ tha Constitution, by striking out Of said sec
ton the words "ordinary revenue or the suaIe
in lines fourteen 14) and fifteen ub) OF salo
section, as It appears on pages i2s ana Low ol
the Revised Statutes Of Missouri TOT the !ess
1909, and by inserting in lieu Thereon .he
words "Receipts Of the state treasury otner
man those derived by the authority OF section
a Of article xI Of the Constitution" so that
said section as amended will read as ioiows.
Sac. d. The proceeds OF all lands tnat
hsvs bean or hereafter may be granted by the
united states to this state, and not otnerwlse
snprouriated by this state or the uniteo
states; also, all moneys, stocks, bonds, iana.
and other property now oelong1ns 70 any r. rs,
nrooeeds Of al sales of lands and other prop
srtv and effects that may accrue to the stat'
by escheat, from unclaimed dividends ana ois
]tytbutiye shares Of the estates Of decease'
nersons; also, any proceeds Of the sales OF TN
nnbIio lands which may have been, or mere
sfter NAV be made to this state, and not other
WISE appropriated by the state or the term
az the grant, gift or devise, shall be paid mi
the state treasury, and securely invested an
sacredly preserved as a public school iuhu
ina annual income of which fund,. Y
Tether with so much Of the receipts or y
state treasury, other than those dSrived !
tha authority Of section 8 Of article XII OF u
Constitution, as may be by law set apart =
tSst PURPOSE, shall be faithfully appropriate
for establishing and maintaining the free pu
liz schools and the state university IN IN
artiole provided for, and for no other uses
Sec. q. That section I Of article Hl OF =
Constitution be repealed and stricken out !,
tbe following new section adopted In IL
thereof; a. Cor sta
rrroosea. authorized by section 8 OF arueie
~ the Constitution. there shall be levied i.
co,l,cted fifteen cents on the one NUM-
dollar valuation, on all the taxable propsIy.
- ne state, which, without action by me Y
=, srai assembly, shall stand Appropriated l"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24

I0tmE ana NouGuIIbhN
the qualified voters Of Missouri an amend ,
ment 10 the Constitution thereof concerning
revenue and taxation By inserting In sec
tIon iaa of article 10, Of tho Constitution
certain words.
IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REP-
REsFNTATIvEs, THE SENATE CON
CURING THEREIN:
That at the general election to be held in
this state on the Tuesday following me tlrsl
Monday in November, 1918, the Following
amendment to the Constitution Of the state OF
Missouri shall be submitted to the quaniico
voters Of the state, to-witi
Section ia Of article 10, Of the Consti-
tutien OF the state of Missouri shall be amend
ed by inserting between the word same anu
the word provided as the same appear on
the purpose Of defraying all or any part OF
the cost OF paving, matchmaking, grading or
otherwise improving the roadway OF any streel.
avenue or alley within the corporate limits %
such city" 80 that sald sectioh 1t" 'N" ~
Section ia. Certain cities allowed to In
crr additional Indebtedness for water works
and tight plants.-Any cit. In this state con,
tanning not more than thirty thousnnu 'ou,ouvl
nnr loss thnn two thousand 10000 Inhabitants
NAV With the assent Of two-thlras OF tht
voters thereof, voting at an elecuoh 10 "
held for that purpose, be allowed 10 neu'im'
indebted in a larger amount ~, snah n spe'i of tn \
PROSTITUTION of this state, not exceeding III
oSa,tionsl five (B) per centum Of the. value o
tSe taxable property therein, for the purpos
~ INCREASING or constructing water-works
e%iectric or other hight plants, to be owne
exclusively By the city 80 purchasing or cvu
.t.notinS the same, or for the purpose of ds
SrayinE ali or any part Of the cost Of payini
! nscadsmizinr grading or otherwise improyin
!. the roadway Of any street, avenue OF sps
; ,-s,bin the corporate limita Of such city; Phe
! wn that any such city mourning sue
! ,ndsbtedness requiring the assent of the VOTE
= ss Aforesaid shall have the power to prov.
= for. and before or at the time Of mourning =
. indebtedness shall provide for the c0ieotio~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-10-24

will give the parents Of its students a
beartier welcome than we will here at
Hardin, but at present we must pro-
tect the girls who are here.
The student body is enjoying unusu.
allv good health, doing fine work and
are happy.
z. J. EDGE, President