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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-30
coiorcd Troops mustered out.

Charleston. S. c., January e9,--The Ninth
Ohio battalion, coiored, Major Young COM
mandng. was mustered out ct Smithy!lle,
$, c., last night and left there this morn
ing for Ohio, A few of the colored voluu-
teers remained here with the idea OF set
ling In South Carolina. The people OF
Summerville are much pleased with tho
record OF Major Young, whose battalion,
With very few exceptions. has behaved in
most exemplary manner during their
atny at Camp Marion.
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rhe nnIpnrlnn crisis.

Sofia, January 29--Prnce Ferdinand
has intrusted to NJ. Grecoff the formation
Of coalition cabinet to succeed the stoi-
loft ministry, which resigned last week IN
consequence OF the dissatisfaction caused
Inv The persistence of the premier IN his
schemes for assisting Macedonian auton-
omy, which his opponents consider an
kagonistic to Bulgarian aspirations tor
predominance In Macedonian affairs
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Seattle. Wash. January 2a,-Privatc ad-
vices received here utate tina, the govern-
ment viii send three dotnrhments Of s.ldisrs
Into tho Copper riyer tiatriet q Aiseka t,
Jay out the mail ronts & INC Yukon rlvar
ara estghlish posts. Tn pagpisa is q % >.
lsll an alliAm4r,can rcuta I, tn Yukon.
III Miii extend from tbs mouth q Coup :
river ID Eagle City. sixty milss bSlow Daw-
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Ger,nunx.s Ncr Lonn.

Berlin, January 29.--The governments
new departure in issuing loan through
a single bank, instead OF directly 10 'ne
public or through syndicate, Is most
extensive topic In circles principally at
fected. In some quarters 1t is pehcVea
that the Deutsche bank Will be chosen rs
the governments medium because this
institutc has the hest connections with
Great Britain Ind the United states,
where some portion of the loan must be
brouaht from,
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A woman and Her Two Infants Me
Dcnth in mn Avalanche.

Denver, Col, January ga special to
tie News from Apex, Col. says a snow
,,iSe osc,rred hero nc a. III. today In
,,hirh three lives were lost. They arc;
Mrs. ". II. Rudolph and her two chi''
dron. aged aud 4. ,,n,
snow has becn falling almost contisu,
ously during the past week and mas teschsu
\ depth Of fifteen feet on the momn'a,''
sldes Mr.. w. II. Rudolph, VINO w,'o n,p
fam,ir Was In their homo whnn tho slide
ttartst,. snccecdcd In escaping oft OF dan
asr hut his Wife and her three children
Merc swept away in the avalanche OF SNOW.
4 searching party succeeded IN resrulns
The 6,year. old son alive. The other thres
have not been found.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
CUBA.

Proposition TO modorniEc and beauify
Havana. involving an expenditure OF &c.,
oc6 900 to 500. 900. 900.
Postal improvements on the island are
progressing rapidly.
Tho United States transport Eoumanian
brings discharged soldiers and others TO
the United States.
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A Liwhtninr El.er

Chicago, January o. The Overland Limited
train OF the chicsso and Nor,hwgstsrn railway
tonight started out on the fsslesi runnlag
schedule for. regular train ever a,tempted
by that roAd. The train via make the M,
Lon, Nhleako 10 Omaha, distance az abouf
900 miles. IN eleven hours aud Ally fye min.
utks The train lett the Wells street station
~ v ~, and Is due N Omaha Al 7;SS : -,
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Motor Busses.

Peoria, H.. January ss.-sA ~, NV 4, ~
been organized here to run = ilSs AZ
buses In opposition 70 the s ,rsjj sdf2lI
The buses arc rubber tired ,En's nj 81
twenty passenger, "a T m,il therefore ~
to certain streets anu car lines, ~
S viii run from the center Of in' ~ rs
suburbs. ma
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rhc ,Arintcr uonnilnI.

Savannah. Ga. January 30. Major Appel
OF tho medical corps Of the army IS here
TO take charge OF the now hospital at this
place. He announced today that tho hos
pital would begin to receive patients in
three weeks. Notwithstanding NIL OF the
buildings viii not be completed within
tina, tune. Ono hundred aud fifty nurscs
will be employed during the winter months
and about that numbsx will be instructed
during tho summer.
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WASHINGTON.

The weeks forecast OF congress indi-
cate the press Of business OF extraordinary
Importance, including the army construc-
ton bill. the rivers aud harbors bill. the
peace treaty and other measures Of vast
moment
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c.uoroI o.rIand'r Re.s, .s

st. Louis, January @,a'lne II |. pGsiAl W
i rived horc this, evening i Is The ".
Assomgan 1nS ;ra tine 0p K Jones. ssa
in ansn Of Arkansas. They ley cS n "
o over the Missouri Pacific, Iron ~ m0if unsFl
Tor Little Rock. Ark. where ~. "
vices VIII be held tomorrow. -.
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tbtld FntnI,r Burncd.

Buffalo. Texas. january 2s--Ahout :
o'clock this afternoon the children OF Mrs
Choat. widow. living three-fourths OF a
mile west OF town. We're burning dry grass
in the field, when the clothing OF Lillian,
little girl Z years old, caught lire aud
burned entirely of before they could be
extingushed Physicians say her recovery
Is impossible.
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cnorpEp 3 pieces.

An Aged Iliinois woman Murderea
Vuder Nystcrtous circumstances.
rana. nj. January %, Mrs. Mary Meintyre,
a wealthy widow, GO years old, was iouna
murdered IN her home today The body had
been frightfully mutia,ed with an axe mrs
Mcintyre Is supposed 70 have kept eonsidef
sinsil house In the Flatham district, near the
scene Of several nights recently between stfih-
Lug union miners And negroes workspE ~ 'es
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cALIEoKNIA coNrEsT.
M Change In the situnti0n--A war;"
Dcbate Looked For.

Debate Looked For.
Sacramento. Cal. January 2s'--rhe week
opens with the senatorial situation prac-
tIcally as It was last week at this time,
There has teen no chance whatever IN me
ycie tho members OF the Legislature re-
naming Arm by their tsvofite csh ,, W,
reeonsider the report OF the special IN
yes,igating commission. Unless Speaker
wr,vh, lakes action before that time q
warm debate Is looked for, Nest OF inc
members Of both houses ere absent IRON
here today. resting after the exel.,hs sss'
sions Of the past week. y mas peen very
dull Sunday.
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CHAPLAIN cHinwIcK's VIEWS.
lie Says America IN In Duty bound
10 Hold the Philippines.

New York. January ss.--An immense
throng nlled Carnegie hall tonight 70 hear
the benefit concert and the lecture by Rev.
Jori l.. chidwiek, who was ohsplaia OF
the Maine. on "Our War With Spain, aaS
It's Results. preceded by what he saw OF
the blowing up Of the batsieship
Governor Roosevelt presided and made a
brief ADDRESS, after which Father rhidwlek
spoke for ssR hpvrA sIysps an lnserssups
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Liucotn's nay Ohservane

New York January % The Anlerlcau Mit-
sionary association has issued an aopcal 10
the corpreeationsi ohurehss % the Voitei
nv.
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rexnnx Manterea Nut.

Memphis. Tenn. january ea.-Eight special
trains consisting Of ninety cars carrying mus
tered out Texns volunteers Will pass through
MfmRhis IN the mcrnlpg en- route home. Two
tit.inh are for III pAso. two for Laredo an /
four foq Ban Antonio. They come from
Huntsville, Alahann,
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Gnrmnn Mriter pead.
puRIED UNDER SNOW.

Berlin, January sa.--Baron ompteda,
the novelist, died yesterday at Wlesbaden.
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debiuauue,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-12
VETERANS
OF the Grand Army Preparing
for Kingllsher Meet.

Beginning on Thursday OF next
week and continuing until Friday
evening, the ninth annual encamp-
ment of the Oklahoma q. A. r. will be
held at Kingasher. 1t is expected
that the session will be the most
largely attended OF any in the history
Of the organization and special ar.
rangements are being made for the
entertainment of the old soldiers who
are to be present.
The committee in charge has re.
ceived an assurance that National
COMMANDMENTS Chief W. j. johnson of
Cincinnati, o., will be present and
make an address. The list of speak
ers includes also +. c. Lawler, Rock
ford, H.; A. G. Wiser, Milwaukee,
Wis; j. c. Clarkson, Omaha, Neb.
John c. Black, Chicago; William War
ner, Kansas City; ex-senator John j.
Ingalls,, Judge c. f. Irwin, FL Reno;
Governors Stanley ana Barnes, Repre-
sentative Dennis L. Flynn, +. Il. Gil.
lett, El Reno, and Sidney Clark, Okla
homa City.
AS one Of the principal entertain
ment features company of veterans
will give an exhibition drill, going
through the entire manual of arms
taught and used in the civil war,
Exhibition drills will be given also
by Co, G OF the Oklahoma militia, un-
der the direction Of Captain Elmer
Solomon,
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NO MORE FIGHTS.
Judge Burford's Decision Disposes of
County seat Wrangles.

Judge Burford's Decision Disposes Of
County seat Wrangles.
Judge Burfords decision will do
away with all county seat fights in
Oklahoma, at least for some years to
come The county commissioners OF
Grant county, after being petitioned
by majority of the voters of the
county, had, in compliance with an
act OF the legislature OF 1895, issued a
proclamation, calling for a county seat
election on May 10. The people OF
Pond Creek, the present county seat,
applied 10 Judge McAtee for an In
junction, hut IL was refused and they
then carried the case To Chief Justice
Burford, who granted them a hearin (
in chambers and issued a temporary
restraining order against the holding
~ an election. lie holds that the
county seats of the various counties
OF the territory, having been located
by an act of congress or under authori-
ty thereof, cannot be changed as long
as Oklahoma is territory, except by
action OF congress, the act OF the
legislature providing for elections
being null and void. The matter will
come up again In the fall before a fun
bench OF the court. Kay, Washita,
Custer, Pottawatomie and Woods
counties were awaiting the result of
the Grant county cvses, and, had the
election been held there, al would
have sprung county scat fights at
once.
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TELLS OF IT,l
Official of the Kansas Hail
Insurance Company
Writes a Letter

EDITOR GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER
Some time since the association
the name Of which appears at the head
OF this sheet made application TO your
secretary OF the Territory OF o. T., for
a permit, IL was refused, yet believing
that the grain growers of thu terrific
ry would have been largely benefited
II we could have entered the territory,
in fact we know that we saved to our
members last season over $4,000 on
each 500, 900 OF hail insurance written
here with us as compared with the
old line companies. We did not expect
but n limited amount of business in
fact we did not want IL as the secret
OF any line propositions ability TO
pay in the distribution OF the risk
and vote that produced the sum
required TO pay the losses-enclose
you a folder that explains our plan
and would like il you are Interested
in the matter to have you write me.
We believe we could have furnished the
protection and saved to your farmers
thousands of dollars We are law
abiding citizens and submit to the
authority that is, yet we feel like our
admission to Oklahoma would have
resulted in some benefit TO your peo.
pie. We do not offer any complaint
against those who sell their insurance
for $50 or $50 per $1,000 that costs
them SIS or $50 per $1,000, that is sim.
ply business proposition, to make
money, but ours is strictly a mutual
plan paying only losses and expenses
/ limited to Is per cent of our premium
Yours truly,
JOHN BRADLEY,
General Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-12
CITY MADE 70 ORDER
Built In Twenty-fOUr Hours Was
Mountain View.

El Reno, o. T., May l2.-The town
building record in Oklahoma is now
held by Mountain View, Washita coun-
ty, at the western terminus of the
Rock Island extension from Chicka.
saw. On Monday the townsite was
prairie. On the same day it was sur
veyed and plated, and large portion
Of it sold and settled upon; the Wash
ita river was bridged and vast guam
tity of accumulated freight moved and
located the town was organized and
ofiicered, and all lines of business and
professions started. The town in one
day became a settled city of 500, with
w, ii. " Yates as mayor, Senator G..
w. Bellamy as treasurer, and Col. John
Kerfoot as police Judge, with a full
complement of codncilmen and minor
officers. Some of the lets sold as high
as 5000 within 80 minutes from the
time the surveyor drove his stakes
Mountain View is the western ter
minus of the Rock Island extension
across the famous Comanche and
Apache country. 1t is in the famous
Washita valley, at the foot OF the
mineral bearing Wichita mountain.
Thousands of settlers have been camp
ed along the Washita river waiting foI
the location Of the mining town OF
Oklahoma, and when the location be-
came fixed the populating Of the city
was something wonderful to see.
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Hhooping Cough

had little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack Of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. did
not think that any medicine would
help him, but after giving him few
doses Of that remedy | noticed an i'm
provement, aud one bottle cured him
entirely. II is the best cough medicine
/ ever had in the house. - l., MOORE
South Burgettstown, Pa. For sale by
all druggists.
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BY FAITH.
Magic Healing Tried on a Little
Girl and Fails.
scripps-M -McRae League.


New York, May 1s-Another fragrant
case of attempt at "magic" or faith"
healing has been accidentally discov-
cred by a physician in this city. An
ls-months'-old child Of Mrs Johanna
Weintrube became i'll and she employ
ed Brooklyn healer Despite the
latter's incantations the child grew
worse, and the mother secured the
services OF Harlem woman who had
a reputation for healing by faith. Her
treatment availed nothing and a third
woman was employed, who pronounced
her predecessors to be impostors and
declared that the child was suffering
from fright caused by dog. She said
she could cure it il she could obtain
some of the dogs hair. A physician
who lives near Mrs. Weintrube has
black dog, and the healer said II was
the animal that had frightened the
child. When Mrs, Weintrube asked
for some of the dogs hair tho physi-
sinn discovered the situation. The
child was suffering from an ordinary
trouble, ana weeks medical treat
ment restored il 10 health. The facts
in the case will be laid before the
grand jury and steps taken TO punisl,
the three women, all OF whom collie l.
ed fees for their services
Coroner Raining, OF Mount Vernon,
has received threatening letter re-
garding his action in the case OF Mrs.
Barguet, but he says he will convict
the defendants, II possible,
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Chicago; W p. Echtenacher. c. f. Dor
rock and s Linderman, ST. Louis,
Alice V. Beltman, Oklahoma City.
Yesterday evening County Treasurer
Ritterbusch cleared up the list OF de-
linquent tax lots; total lots sold was
SOS and brought S753 60.
Judge Burford has called off the
term OF court fixed for Chandler neqt
week, and will continue trying cases
at Saltwater. After next week court
will be held IN Guthrie.
Pianos, s150 and up; organs. $50 and
up sewing machines, SIS and up; BIZ
cycles, $40 and up. Easy PAYNE \ Is.
Sheet music, latest and up to date.
f.. IL. KNAUss,
lO4 West Harrison ave.
Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with Tablers Buck
eye Pile Ointment as a curative and
healing application for piles, fi.sues,
blind and blseeing, external or inter
nal, and itching and bleeding of the
rectum. The relief is immediate and
cure infallible. Price so cents in bot
ties, tubes rs cents. Sold by +. b.
Lille & Co. and Wheeler Il Son.
Unless a woman eats sufficient nour-
Ishing food she can neither gain nor
keep a good complexion. Food, when
digested, is the base OF all health, all
strength, all beauty. Herbine will
help digest what you eat, and give you
the clear, bright, beautiful skin of
health Price 80 and 75 cents. Sold
by r b. Lille & Co. and Wheeler &
/ Son.
Many old soldiers now feel the effects
| OF the hard service they endured DUR
! lug the war. Mr. George S. Anderson,
OF Rossville, York county, Pa, who
saw the hardest kind OF service at the
front, is now frequently troubled with
rheumatism. 81 had severe attack
lately" he says, "And procured bottle
Of Cham berlain's Pain Balm, II did so
much good that | would like to know
what you would charge me for one
dozen bottles" Mr. Anderson wanted
| it both for his own use and TO supply
IL TO his friends aud neigh bors, as
every family should have a bottle OF II
in their home, not only for rheuma
tism, but lame back, sprains, swell
ings, cuts, bruises and burns, for which
it is unequaled. For sale by ali drug
gsts.
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PRESS MEETING ADJOURNS.
Constitution and bylaws Revised and
New Ofhcers Elected.
| special TO The Daily Leader.

Special TO The Daily Leader.
Norman. Mag T.. The semi-annuaI
meeting of the Oklahoma Press Associ
alton was not very largely attended
but those who were present did con-
siderable business The association
met yesterday afternoon and after
listening TO "A few addresses, proceed
ed to do business with the bylaws and
constitution. President Campbell wcs
not present and several prominent
members who were billed fos int erest-
ing talks on different subjscts were
absent The bylaws and constitution
were revised and the semi annual
meetings abolished. Alva was named
the regular meeting place for May l.,
1900 BY special invitation the associ-
alton will meet at Edmond in Novem
Der. All delinquent members were
dropped from thr rolls; the initiation
fees were raised TO S5, and the dues TO
81.
New officers were elected as follows:
Frank McMaster, oklahoma City,
president; Dan Peery, El Reno,
treasurer Lon Wharton, Of Perry
was complimented by being elected
for the fifth time to the secretaryship,
und was made corresponding and re
eording secretary.
President Mckinley made a report
on the historical society and the report
was ordered printed.
The visitors were royalty entertained
| by the Norman people Last night
they attended a musicale and were
| given a drive over the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-12
CONyOCATION CLOSED.
oklahoma Consistory rurns out New
Class OF Thirty-twOs.


Glass OF Thirty-twOs.
The spring convocation OF the Okla
homa consistoay, Scottish Rite Masons,
closed last night. During the after
noon the HenuessCy team, composed
OF j. II. AntrObus, / Z. Richardson,
w. II Griffin and Fred Ehler, worked
the 30th degree, after which the third
degree was mounted by Messrs. Willis,
Clark, Hoffman, Hiatt, Niblack, Levy,
Farguaharson, Ray, Allen, Hirschi
and Guss, in all the grandeur OF Ptale-
mv's time. Last night the new class
was placed in possession Of the ineffa-
BILE word by g. H. Willis, Prof De
barr, Will Wheeler, league Ray IL. T.
Cunningham. Prof Debarr had
charge OF the electrical effects, and
the work was as near perfection as
any consistory can make it She mu-
sic and singing by Mrs Grissell. Miss
Zoi Kimball and Messrs. Havighorst
and Green was exceptionally good AT
the conclusion of the ceremonies a
spread was served. Short and pat ads
dresses were made by class, visitors
and workers. The next convocation
will be held in the consistory's own
temple, which will soon be erected al
a cost of SIS 600.
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TOWN TOPICS.

Get the news at Lilies,
The best drugs at Lilies
The best cigars at Lilies.
II you have the grip try Lilies anti
grip.
willard Kimball Is asalesman in the
Rush
All the latest papers and periodicals.
at Lilies.
II you use Lilies Mills YOU won't
have the grip.
Try Ritzhaupt's Delmonico ice cream
Tie best in the city.
For Rent-Rooms single or suite
Call at 4O3 east Harrison.
Ritzhaupts fruit malt is the best
soda water drink In town try it. Only
five cents.
BWarren Painter has charge OF the
delivery wagons OF the Burke Grocery
company.
Paul Foster has been appointed as
sistant 'deputy probate judge for Lo-
gan county.
RuN bOnAA massey = mum k AON u
straw berry's, for sale and served at
Ritzhaupt's vienna bakery.
All Elks in good standing are re-
quested 70 meet at the Rest at eight
o'clock tonight. Initiation.
This is the week to lay in your sup.
ply OF summer Dress Skirts. The
Guthrie Cash Store are Offering some
big inducements in this line
The ladies circle OF the G.. A. R.,
will meet in Oddfellows hall, Saturday
at $3.50 p. m. MARY HARoD,
Secretary.
Ladies donE forget to call in and
see our new line OF millinery goods
just received at .he Model Millinery
Store, G07hW. Oklahoma avenue.
The Elks will meet tonight and
initiate three candidates. a full at
tendance OF the body is requested.
c. G., HoRNER, E. re
For whooping cough, asthma, bron.
chitis or consumption, no medicin,
equals Billiards. Horehound Syrup
Price IS and 80 cents Sold by Il. IL
)Lillie Il Co. and Wheeler S Son.
Forest Mckinley, special agent OF
the general land Office, left last night
for Chicago, where his wife is quite
sick. Mrs Mckinley has been visiting
her parents for several months.
Mayor B. f. BerlSey today appointed
o. X. Fegan, l. G. Niblack, A. =.
Saunders aud Ned Cheadle as dele
gates 10 represent Guthrie at the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress
which meets AT Wichita on May 81.
In constipation Herbine affords q
natural, healthy remedy, ac ine
promptly. A few small doses will us
ually be found TO SO regulate the ex
cretory functions that they are able Il
TO operate without any aid whatever
Price so cents. Sold by 7 y Lii G &
Co. and Wheeler & Son.
Ballara's Snow Liniment cure,
rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, sicl
headache, sore throat, cuts, sprains
bruises. old sores, corns and all pair
and Inflammation. The most pene
trating liniment in the world Price
25 and 80 cents Sold by +. B. Lilli,
~ Co. and Wheeler q Son,
Many fair young child whose pal
lor has puzzled the mother, until sh,
has suspected rightly her darling wa
troubled with worms, has repaine,
the rosy hue OF health with fev
doses OF Whites Cream Vermifuge
Price 2s cents. Sold by +. B. lille 4
Co. and Wheeler A. Son.
At the Royal hotel-G. ID. Moss an,
Amos Ewing Kingfisher; r E. Hughes
omahai A. I, Severn, Atchison; j. #
Palmer and Il. j. Rogers, Pawhuska
): ). Abel, E. II. Burke and Georg,
heCaeei Kansas City; w. NJ. Brooke
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Will be held in San Francisco this
year For the first time in the history
OF this organization these meetings
will be held on the Pacific coast The
Santa Fe will sell round tIip tickets
May Is to 10, inclusive, with limit OF
July Is, for 500. Liberal stopovers
permitted. Pullman palace and tour
ist sleepers and free chair cars TO Cal
ifornia daily. Call on A. j. Corkins,
agent, Guthrie, for literature and de-
tails