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PUNCHED THE JANIT0R.
oliver Hughes Did =" H"rnus" ~
Pretty Typewriter.

There young and pretty typewriter
on the Fourth ioor OK 30 lIi Hroniway
whose name n"ci not iigre ~ this
story. 1t ~as because ~ her mat O.!S"r
Hughes. . ln% student wAp lives .;
i,.nsonnurs'. was lrrilsnh !a tEr Gcl-
ar. street Court t0-dny .nurs"i with
.as.nul;!ns John Nelson, tla nnitpr -
N. building
Nelson h,i a black ~" l't' n'r
was Gu, aud iron, tooth wns missing,
'Thnt- what ne got Tor Pry!ng i1to
what didn't concern MIN iirgl"- told
MAGISTRATE Crane
Nelson told his story! II "ds amer
& o'clock last evening, ~ said, whca ne
mot IIushcs. Il Opened the door ~ the
.,vn..arI,,r', room" hc SID but see.
ms WASH: wanted. Withdrew ~,
mnincI Outside. and , f"w seconds
In;.r I went IN, iiugh"s snui the duar,
locked il ami then uHmm.lleb me
THAT. ftSh, Judge. exclaimed
Hushr. =" mink auy man would nni
Iiugh"T wns hcli in sRp bdl Tor trial
I'm Sprsial Sessions n" yHuHs woman
was no, IA court and II II safe 10 say
VII! not b" called as a wi,n"s- IN tHo
trilI
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,,cry, snow In England.

LONDON. March ia ileiCc SHOW
storm swept over Lancashire this after.
noon.
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seem as though ny legs would drop OF. and
I, would b" such hard work to breathe.
Gratefully yours.
ROBERT 8. DAl

hObtshI .. DNhl IL
Painc's celery compound achieved success
from the v.ry start.
It has lifted III. burden OF diseased nerves
aad impure blood from the poor and rich
alike
Du,lneas and professional men. brain.
| worker artisans. mechanics. social leaders
! OF both sexes have come TO rely on Paine's
celery compound the on. safe. trust.
| WORTHY health. restoring sprinx remedy.
| II speaks volumes that Of all the men And
women who have recovered health by Its
means most Of them were induced TO take
| Il through the persuasion OF mothers.
t4istrrs friends or relatives.
| u j. remedy for the aged as well as Tor
the young.
The fact canDn, be too strongly capha.
sized that Pairss celery compound Is .
physician remedy. and as such Is freely
, used and prescribed by the most eIninsat
prlt,it.nnsrs
/, atsoniplishss .esnl,s
For all hos. Diseases which are really The
rc5uit OF wcak.ne! nerves or impure blood.
Such as dyspepsia, headaches. nervousness.
rheumatism liver and kidney rrouoie. ma.
lariA and debility paines celery JcoEi-
/ pound is ihe unt known remedy that 70:
only relieves but permanently cures
II fGu wish 20 De well and strong usa
eN.FS ether means OF purifying the blood
snd STRENGTHENING the nerves has been
proved IN scnres Of i..stanees Ia every
community.
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Show Of the American
Rose Society Held in
the Waldorf Astoria a
Marvel Of Beauty and
the Highest Triumph
of Horticulture.

one hunire4l thousand roses ~ IN,
rar"s, varieties transformed the ball
room OF the WnliDrf-Astor!a t0-Ia,
into falryland oe flowers. And the
young society d.bi,antc who expressed
10 her escort tho wish that she migif'
suddenly h. transformed into hrhHt!'
fuI butterfly and hit from blossom 10
blossom - as 10 enjoy every bit Of the
delicious fragrance voiced the sentiment
~ every other visitor
Tn" exhibition today ~ III. lines; ever
given bv the American Rose Society
since /, began the annual midLenie'
floral display for New Works -Four
Hundred" In the interest OF charity
The exhibition will Last n1tl THURSDAY
evening and the proceeds VII! b. de-
voted to The charity annex OF 'hc
l.oomi- :;anitarium for consump,ivcs.
The rarrs, plant exhibited ls Pan.
Janus sander. whose foliage is golden
yellow and green This exotic plant
that - likely tu AZ vire jump int" pom
ular favor. has lust been imported rs
Henry \. Drc-r ~ cost of $:5."p II
stands about feet high ana spread $
been seen in thir coah'ry
The pitron"ssc~ include Mrs John
.Jncob Astor. Mrs E,hriLsc r Gerry.
Mrs. Adrain IS,lln. IT,. Mrs De i.nnccy
Aston Kane. Mr- Daniel s Lamont.
Mrs John " Minturn. Mrs Frederick
!. lie Pcyster Mrs. i'rockh0is, cutting,
Mr. Pr"scof, Han Butler Mr.. James
Herman Aldflch Mr., 'Marl"s \ Pos.
Mrs George l,ucknart Rive. Mrs Ihiiip
schuyler. Mrs ilcnry S"ligmhn, Mt.
Samuel sloan, Mrs Bynam Is stevens.
Mrs j. lirnnrd, Tod MR.. william
seward Webb. Mrs. orm. Wilson. Mrs.
Robcr; Winthrop. Mrs Ferdinand WI
mrriing. Miss whitney Miss Amy
TOWNSEND and Mrs Hamilton Fish
kcan
All the boxes for to-day were sold a.
prices ranging from 10 to So
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How One Girl Expects
to Win.

First" sht said. II am going TO look
ihr"uys, the advertisements in The
Evening wr-'d-bccAusc the ad, cr,isc-
mrn'H In no o:hc- paper Will do. Nov,
suppose IN the wan1makcr advertise
mcn,. for instance. ! find the dcscrip-
lion ~ q taiior-mndc gown | saw there
tho Other dry. The description said the
Gown was OF black broadclo'h. the ski'r
lined with black taffcta ard the Goa;
with white satin. II had an cight-gorcd
SKIRT, halt train. revcrs OF white
corded -ilk braided in black and white
cnrdc,. ak undersircvcs II | can find
;rat gown .hall select and descrih.
tina, You can always make over u
broadr.oth gown and Il Will wear for
ever.
"Tacn shall look for waist tina,
] rencmbs. Jceirg described the Other
dag In an Evening Worlds ADVERTISE
mcnr. The waist costs 3co IL Is or
waite accoriion-plaitcd panne v".vet.
with narrow front and nndersiceves
OF all-ovcr lace over whit" CHIFFON. "
has 4 bow OF yellow velvet on the iei
side and yellow velvet belt.
The ha, | think | shall select | sa"
advertised by Sicgcl-cooper Co. 1t Is =
large black velvet hat, with a crown o.,
silver gray leaves. There Is a twist %
lace at the edge. and silk rose under
the brin. 1t costs SIS.
The gloves wan; are s. black 'ire,s-
I'd one.-I should like white, bu; can't
afford to wear them. And want a iai-
0! IS heavy walking boots.
That OUTFIT said Miss Mai!Ean.
would cost $s?. and II IS just what |
would like to wear Easter morning
Now II only The World likes. WHEN /
have sent In the description. maybe
will have IT,
This Is the way The Evening World
would like 10 have the girls go about
their descriptions: Don, 10 afraid OF
spending too much money. Spend AN
much money as The Evening World
suggests. but get sensible. desirable az
we'll as pretty things for your money.
You know forty-threc prizes are to be
given. The prizes nvc enumerated and
their values given In an adjoining col.
umn. Every girls letter has an equal
chance Of winning the gown It describes.
Letters may DO sent until midnight OF
Tuesday. April ?. They should be ad.
dressed to the Easter Prize Editor of
The Evening World. r. o. Box casi. New
York City.
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KILLED BY HER FALL.
Mr.. iIrimrrirh Nisso"L S,n,rcn.r
for Elnl Enirnnce

Mr-. Henrietta II"lmcrich seventy.
eigat years old. living with her nephew
and nice" At No. ~: Ensi One Hundred
ana Forthwith street. was killed yc.
ierday afternoon by falling downs,air.
Her death WAS not reported TN to.day
Mrs. Iiclmcrich was very large
woman. Yesterday afternoon she wen,
10 No. 100 West Six,y-s"cond street
To visit Mrs. e. l.. Mi!:cr.
~ the end OF the hallway there I. All
abrupt Hight pf stairs to the base.
men, and near the stairs a door lead.
Ing 10 Mrs, Miller. apartments.
Mrs. liclmcrich must have mistaken
the entrance and slipped. The sound
OF her fall and her cries attracted Mrs.
MilIer's daughter. who hastcned to her.
She found Mrs. 7Iclmcr!ch lying at
the foot OF the stairs unconscious. Mrs.
Helncrich died ut o'c:ock last. niShL
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DO NOT BE TOO MODEST
IN EASTER OUTFIT ESTIMATES
One Working Girl Tells
How She Expects to
Win One of the Forty
three SpIendidPrizes
Offered by The Even
ing World.

Here's a suggestion for the girls who
are sending in letters describing the
E-stcr outfits they want:
The gowns and hats and waists you
describe cos, too little.
Hardly single description received
mentions more than so or SO as the
total cost OF Easter gown and hat ana
shir, waist. Now. there Is no doubt
that any woman VI ingenuity ana taste
can plan an Easter toi!c, FOR tnnt
amount OF money. But when you have
an opportunity Ike this to have FOR
your own costume tina; costs 500 why
not do It?
You know perfectly tina; better color,
tetter quality. better GU; and better
making can be secured for 500 than for
49, The description of the cheap gown
stands no better show OF being selected
By the committee than that Of the "N-
penr.vc one. You have choice to de-
scribe SloJ costume that you would Ike,
and 1. The World committee Ike II.
too. you Will have IT for your own.
50 that the girls will understand just
what a glorious opportunity this Is. The
Evening World has asked II young WON
an TO plan an Easter costume costing
$lt0 and 10 tell the other girls just how
she means TO do 1t,
The young woman is Miss Jessie Haa.-
gan. Manhattan avenue Below rho tells
Just what she means 10 do. where sine
means 20 go and wha, Is going {" help
her decide on the Easter taings she
would most like to have. Read wha; she
says and SEQ how easy 1t Is TO do the
same thing. Don't think you cannot
select pretty things. You can: any wom-
An can. Don't think you cannot Writ"
out a description OF them when you have
made the sclcction. You can: YOU could
tell the girl In the same shop or office
With you about gown YOU liked and
wanted. couldn't you? Blu. she would
probably agree with you that the gown
was pretty. and the matter would drop
there. Now. toll The World just as you
would tell her. and II The World agrees
with You the Easter things are yours.
This Is the way Miss MadiSan Is going
to work TO win her Easter gown from
The World:
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THREW WIFE DOWNSTAIRS.
Mrs. Kasdie Taken tn the IIospitsl,
Husband Arrested.

Mrs. Sadie Kaudc. OF No. :ioi Second
avenue. was thrown downstairs by hcr
husband. Andrew. to-tay. She received
internal Injuries and was removed 10
the Harlem Hospital.
Her husband was arrested.
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Ex.c0NGRESsMAN ILL.
r. e. stewart. Aged Member Of the
bar, snbn,its ia an Operation.

=. z. StewHTt, HBeu WembfF O1 thc
bar, Snbniits to an Operation.
Thomas f. Stewart. wcll-known
member OF the local bar and a former
member Of Congress from this city. is
critically III In n private hospital.
Though In his scvcnty.-eventh year.
M. Stewart enjoyed robus. health until
a few weeks ago. when h. began "a
complain. On Sunday he submitted ia
an operation.
Mr.. Stewart and Gen. Samuel +.
Carey. OF Ohio, cast the only Rcpubi!.
can votes against the impeachment o.
Prcstdea: Joansnn lie Is tho father of
Or. George Taylor Stewart. Supcr!i,.
tendent OF Bellevue Hospital
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BISHOP LEWIS SICK.
Head Of the Diocese Of Ontnri" III
with Henrt-Disrasr.

The Right Rev. Travers f"ar Egg.
copaI Bishop Of the Diocese Of Oniarn,
Is dangerously III with heart disease at
the Hotel Empirc.t
DR.. Douglas Stewart, OF No. III West
Sixty-fourth sheet. said that his pa
TENTS condition vas somewhat I'M
proved to-day ~ he was :sot out OF
danger. 4.
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,.,,.h I. I,u,, III, >"n.

cLEARFf:LD. Pa. March 10 Finder
inkor Smith was summoned lu get
dead body ~ u -nwmilI ON T-aCa!ug
the place he found tn" body Was that OF
hla non.
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BattI-.hIp Failed In T.,,.

DEvONPORT. England. March 49,
(l5oOo tons). which was only unlocked
Yesterday. will have to be rcdocked for
eight weeks owing to the crNcking Of
both low pressure cylinders during tho
course OF preliminary trial hero this
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Chronic conntIpatIon cured.

w r. Trott S55 Garfield avenue.
Chicago. writes For the past ten
years have suffered with chronic
constipation and have tried many Of
the laxatives on the market, with lit
tie or no results tried Bailey's Lax
atlye Tablets and was more than
pleased with the results It is the
only medicine that has afforded me
permanent relief and l take great
pleasure in recommending It to any
one suffering from constipation and
its results" Chocolate coated 20
tablets for 10 cents, 60 for 25 cents,
postpaid The active principle is
cascara sagrada the only known cure
for constipation. Made hy Lakeside
Med. Co.. Chicago. Sold by c. r. Ron
fro, druggist.
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Ia the Supreme Court Of the Territory
Of Oklahoma. january term 1891
Robert Morford. plaintiff in error, v.
rhe Territory Of oklahoma. defendant In
error. Syllabus
{. Perjury cannot be assigned upon the
alleged false testimony Of a witness given
iu The course of a trial whore the court
has no jurisdiction Of tue onense charged
or OF the defendant But, II the proceed
inqs are merely erronious or voidable,
even OF there are such irregularities or de-
cfccts as would require a reversal Of the
eause on appeal false testimony given
n the course OF such trial. " material
docs constitute perjury
Where an Office exists under the law
and person rs elected 70 hil such Of
nee and duly qualities and enters upon
tho discharge Of his official duties, he IS
a defacto officer and his acts are valid.
notwithstanding the fact mat he may not
possess al the necessary qualifications
as prescribed by the statute 20 hll such
office
D. Tho official acts Of de facto off
Ger are recognized as valid on the high
ground Of public policy aud for the pro-
teotion OF those having official business
to transact. and the acts of such de
facto officer cannot be collaterly at
tackled
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woMEN's cLUBs OF ourHRIE.

ACORN CLUB-Mrs FIX. Brooke, president:
~ Mrs J. J Houston, secretary. Meets on
every Thursday afternoon,
CAMBRIDGE CLUB-Mrs. A. H. Huston,
y President: Mrs. n. NJ Carter. SECRETARY.
Meets every alternate Tuesday.
L XCELSIOR CLUB-Mu. Almont Hixon
l. President, Mrs. Geo II Dodson. secretary.
Meets every Monday afternoon.
CHAIShsPEARE CLUB Mrs.Joseph wisby
~ President; MISS Reese. secretary. Meets
each alternate Tuesday.
COROSIS CLUB-CompOsed OF the society
y ladies led by Miss Helen Green Meets
every Tuesday.
nHAUTAUQUA CLUB-Mrs w l. Rhodes
u President; Mrs n M Carter, secretary
Meets every Thursday afternoon.
pANNER UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
y Miss Alma Carson, president; Miss Anna
Hutchinson, secretary. Meets Saturday
evening
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
" Mrs Julia RYAN, President; Miss Mar
gnerite Byrne, secretary, Meets every
Wednesday evening
Odicers Of City Federation-Mrs. Frank
Dale, PRESIDENT Mrs j j Houston, Secre
tarY.
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THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Thrice-a-Week Edition.

The presidential campaign is over
but the world goes on just the same
and It Is full Of news. To learn this
news just as It is-promptly and i'm.
partially-all that you have to do Is
90 look in the columns Of The Thrice
aWeek Edition Of The New York
Worla which comes to the subscriber
l56 times a year.
The Thrice-a-Week Worlds dill.
gencc as publisher Of first news
has given It circulation wherever the
English language Is spoken-and you
want it.
The Thrice-a-Week Worlds regu-
lar subscription price is only s1.OO per
year. We offer this unequaled news
paper and Oklahoma Leader together
one year for s115.
The regular subscription price Of
the two papers is $500.
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DECISIONS eY JUSTICE HAiNER
iN SUPREME COURT,
VIC Garfield county case aaa other
Maliern.

Vic Garfield county case aad Other
Msiters
Tho Leader last week gave Che
opinions oi oi Judges On supreme
cautt. except Hmner whose decisions
afe herewith given.
n lho supreme Court of ihc Terri-
iofs of ORahoma JanaaN orm is1i
n rc. G. g eliey o. h1yInFton
ahd Frank T iutir petitioners,
syllabus
al common iuw a nrt of error in tlm
anrtHatc court orcrutod as e. anprrseie1s
by Implication aud sJayoi the proc.cd-
inas iu the iowcr ooun from thc tme 'f
ia allowance without an undcrtaknf 'r
other eocnriiy
ln casca where thc stHiutcs make
nn provision tor supcrscdoaa or "a atay
ST. tie Judgment of nuN order. as mate
tor of right. thr lrini court may in the
fxorisc of its discretion allow % supper
stdtas or flny nn SUCH terms as q m1r
prescribe Tor ihe projection of the PARTIES
pending an appeal to Che Appellate
rauu
Tho mprcmc court 0r any rsUcc
ghopof has the power go STAY the eNo-
cbti0n 0r cnforeemrni of ans iudemfut
~ dn1i order in al casef not provided
f5r hy samte and upon such terms as
may be prescribed hy che court or Justice
thereof srantinr such stay iu amy case
ut,u 10 i,aid court hy appeal or procced-
mss in orrer
where O. superedeas or stay s im
property granted hy thIa court or amy
justice thereof gn tine ground chat thc
bond la Insufficient or that there are de-
focts in the appeal the appropriate rene
edy Is by notion 60 vacatc or set inside
the order gumipg such supcrrdc1s or
stay
3. AZ Us weu settled principal of ap-
reiiate procedure that when casc is
brought within the jurisdiction OF au ap-
ntlltc tribunal Il Is taken entirely ont
oi the infesor court The appeal neces-
aaniy removes the matter in controversy
io the higher tribunal tor reglow. whn
therefore o ease has been brought Go
uis court by appeal or PROCEEDINGS n
error and "a supcrsodoas or stay granted
by ne court or Justice thereof thc trial
court is divestcd 90 any Jurisdiction in
iho casa pending the determination of tho
appeal and e has nn power to enforce ns
Indictment or final orier unless The su-
nersedeas or stay is SET aside OF yacat-
ted Ia the appellate court
a Judgment granted pcremptory
writ stands on equal footing with q iudg
mont ia an ordinary action 90 law. sub
ieet ia reviow IN the appellate court un-
dor similar conditions.
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80 TheatrIoal - -

The electrical ap tHeca In
Chas. ~ Yales attio zion The For
ever and Ever Doyirs Auction" and
Chas. II. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis
The Evil Eye" and "The Watch On
the Rhine" in which Al II. Wilson.
the celebrated German dialect cone
dian and golden voiced singer is
starring, are carried complete. In
both the Forever and Ever DEVILS
Auction and "The Evil Eye" electri-
cal dances are made quite feature
and display over 1000 various colored
ircandescent lights.
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IN the Supreme Conrt OF the territory
Of Oklahoma. January term 1901.
school District No. 81, OF Ningnsher
county. Territory OF Oklahoma plairlin
IN error. " Susie Trouer. defendant In
error. syllabus
l. Whore the questions presented TO
this court Cor review, by the plaintin in
error, depend upon the consideration OF
ne evidences introduced upon the trial
IN tie court below. the case medo must
contain all OF the evidence and this must
aairmatiyely appear In the case-made
itself mere statement IN the celtlh-
cate of the trial judge that IL contains
an the evidence, Is not sufficient
d And. hence whore the case-made
tails 70 contain the contract, or copy
thereof. upon which the action was
founded. this court cannot say thar ths
decision OF the district court Is not sus-
tained by the evidence. or that a Is con-
trary to Jaw
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~ the Supreme Coutr OF the Territory OF
Oklahoma. Januery term 1901.
Ey Parte John Curtis. syllabus
a iudgmont or order Of IN court that
ihe defandani be committed "a the county
SAN until be cboys said order, and until
the furthor order OF the court ana iddge
thereof upon conviction OF contempt in
refusing 10 ohoy IAN order OF the court,
requiring him 90 pay certain permanent
aiinony. IS void Tor the reason that the
duration OF sentence Is Indefinite and
uncertain
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in the supreme Court Of the Territory Of
oklahoma. January term 1901.
Tho Ranry Alton Mercantile Company
oiaintins Ia error. " R. NJ. Watson, de-
fedant IN error syllabus.
mortgage glgcn on a stock OF goods
which by us terms contains a provision
that the mortgagor shall retain posses
sion and control and have the ordinary
nse ana benefits of tho mortgaged prop-
orty, and permits him 10 sell the same IN
The usual course Of trudc without restric-
iion and contains no requirement that
the proceeds thereof shall apply TO the
payment OF tho mortgaged debt, or that
any accounting shall be made arising
from the proceeds thereof, operates ts a
fraud upon the other creditors OF the
mortgagor ana is sufficient ground 20
sustain AN attachment
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10 California For s2s.

Numerous profitable business open
ings in California. Buy a homeseek-
ers' ticket via Santa Fe Route and in
vestigate conditions here. Only s25,
Guthrie to ifornia Tuesday, to
April 80. Inquire at depot
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Nervous children are almost always
thin children. The "out-doorboy' is
seldom nervous. Whites Cream Yer
mlfuge is the best preventive of N /,
eousness. It strengthens the system
and assists to that sort Of flesh which
creates strength and power Of endur.
ance Price, % cents.
Wheeler & Son and f. b. Lille &
Co.
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comiNo EVENTS

Dates IN socisi Club Business and
feeftt soeif cfcles
fah iEIt fITa lfrf asc0C ION
OF Oklahoma. meets at Woodward.
Feb %. Mrs. Eunice Homil viii
Entertain with a Martha Washington
ten and reception.
Excelsior club meets every Monday
afternoon.
suakespe club meets every Tues.
day afternoon.
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Hartranft Post no. g. q. a. r.. meets %
nrst and third Saturdays On each month al
I,3u p. 30. in probate court room Vsitiuf
comrades always "eie99mf S9 fryop 4, Rs
M T. MOCK. Adiutnan'
capitol Lodge 40 T. Royal Tribe of Joseph
nccis every saturday night 40 30 O'Clock
Isl. BAMFORD. w. y
a. a. biEACHAM, scribe
Guthrie Camp No 8. woodmen OF thf
World meets every Monday night IN the N
OF y hall visiting WoOdmen are wclcom
=. b TOWERS, Clerk.
VIM GREGORH, Con Com
Guthrie Lodge No. 2. a. ~ &hM. Reg
ular meeting third "wednesday evening in
each month az p o'clock All brethren cOrdl
aay invited 20 attend, ..,.,..,...- -.
p NJ BAMFO8D, sccy.
Naomi RcDckah Lodge, No. 2. 4 o. %. D..
mrclsurat ana thifu Tuesday at 1880 iu the
Odi Fellows nall in the Wcinncrger buur
KATE NJ wETHY. sec.
Guthrie lodge 30. T. 40. q. W, NEE
Thursday evening OF each week az I,s0
Visiting Worknen always welcome.
HARRY ONERBAY, NJ W
G .. WILDER. recorder
o. r. NJ. meets every Tuesday night a
Kof hail Waiting chiefs dlwass welcome
FRANK b SARBER, Sachcm
~ C. BARNEY Chief of RECORDS
Okiahoma Encampment No. ], 4. O. o. H..
meets the second and fourth Friday nights
lu e. a Eonth. $. r. BATES, q. j.
T.. H. MERTEN. Scribe
Guthrie Lodge TO 8, I. o. o. p. meets
Monday night of eaCh week at 30, Visiting
odd Fellows always welcome
r.. TURNEY NG
G vs. BRUCE. Secretary
Guthrie Lodge NO. =. X. Of p. meets every
Thursday az : p ma. ga their hall IN the vic
tor Dlocs corner First and Harrison. visit
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-12

The Forever DEVILS Auction" with
Toby, the donkey, the golden horse
shoe and all will be at the Brooks
Friday. Feb. Is. The company this
year claims several new features.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-02-12

THE GUTHRIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
upstairs over Finney's harness shop on
Oklahoma ave. Open Wednesdays and
Saturday from to p. m. Come up
and see the -sew books.