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.CRAC|N PLAN
IS ATTACKED.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wants Improvements
in Its Own Way.

When the New York iIarhor Line
Banri met to-day It took M, the april.
cation ~ The Riparian Commission ~
New Jersey FOR an extension %: IN"
sh1r" line in ne upper haroor and the
plan OF III" tr,s!n Syndicate 10 build
IN. largest dry lock IN III" word and
imm.ns. ship-bmildnc plant hc w'cH
Ell!s Island and the statue OF Liberty
II then dcv"!ored that tn" Fcnnsyl-
van.a Railroad l. 10 spend S.oo.oS' In
developing Land now unG"r water IN the
hurhor. For this reason CHIEF EnHln"r-
Rrov.l ~ the Pennsylvania Railroad
system. opposed The traH!n syndicate
plans. The COMPANY he said. would
build hulkhcids. four pS-rs - and aN
feet wide and one 5000 feet In length.
and another i.O6 feet long. and four
transfer bridges
il. sniu also that considerable" dTcic-
ing could b" done. and ina; u crax!n
ana his a.socla'cs are permitted TO con-
.,ruct the proposed island II would ne
m. openinS wedge for' she making OF
small islands all tn. way iawn to Rob
SInt, Reef He said that there wcr" other
and more suitable places where big
Jry-.iock could be hull; w!th"n, inter
ference with property rights.
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nixon PRAISES
COL. MURPHY.
Saws Committee Of Five
Was in Harmony
on Report.

LOWS Nixon. ht" Chairman o; Mr.
crokrrs Tammhny pGrihc,;i"n commit.
tee Of Five, who hr'lN wound ~ III"
work OF IN" c"mm'tir" and uu.t In DIS
gust when one ~ rs members, col Mike
Murphy. was appointed Police Commit.
.!oncr AMI retained Dcy"ry. gav. on;
ri- first statement srlcc that event to-
day 1t takes the form Of pa"an OF
praise FOR ''co' Nike" ana INC Hail. 4"
wien ~ Incidental pa, on his own back
ari y grateful tribute 10 Richard Gro
kcr aui hts sincerity IN appointing
III, COMMITTEES ~ Five TO "g" to the
bottom rnh drive out vice and crime
md punish tho who projected vice
and cr.fuc, II" matter no" hist, they
Mere ~ rammany."
Sai MIR Nixon: The irir; OF tho
r-rrr, ~ the committee OF Five rs
published In the movn.rg papers IL
automatically correct. ala rot give |;
nr.. ror "a nav. the r'no,cst idea
tina, q would I've made public, except
BY ac,ioh %. IN" Tammany Hall Execu-
live Committee.
THE rousa draft va. carefully re-
viscd by the Committee o' Ftv. In en-
tire <ermory, should not h,v" siSne!
the report had Il been ln.at!sfactory.
W. kept within the limitations of the
resolution calling the committee into
b.i1s
Il have always =aia. after looking
into n" situation, that a sinylc-headed
rli!t" Commissioner could correct the
abuses chs' rni-n us into being. and
the truth 'rhIs Impression Is shown
| nv the 'nc; taat conditions are very
lmucl imp,oyel taroughou, the city. as
can Oe sGrn ~ Nc ua2rcjuiicsl o.
server.
"Thls improvement Will continue. and
| III. good results will be permanent.
Thr drastic measures now employed are
an evidence OF the sincerity which In.
N!red tho invcsttaation.''
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cpmple'"ly brac.d IN. up. | am Just -
realize hos happy ! am
Dear Sir-four method worked beauu.
fully. f"sulis were exactly what I needed.
strength and NigOr have completely 70.
turned and enlargement, 10 entirely salts
factory"
Dear Sir--Yours was received and | had
no trouble IN making use Of the receipt a.
directed, and ran truthfully say Il 10 boon
70 weak men. ! am greatly improved In
size. strength and yigOr."
Al rre,pondcnce Is strictly confidential
mailed In plain, scaled envelope. The 70.
coip' Is free for the asking. and no wants
every man 20 have H.
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AaefkeMH

w8li nor ~ uudcs thh' snn l. vii
t,i.y Cp-t every ,"u;n IN tho league
rom $500 ro $1,000. including salaries
iraN-lIing expenses rent .! ground =
axes md nt'I"r iucid.ntnl- Now II any
On" rnu shuN irr how team IS goin;
{, carry that burden mi max" money
~ N" .a-cent bail basis then viii
admit ! don't know y thing about corr
IUr''rg baseball club.
= that Mr. Han johnson says I
don; Know what | am taking about
when | say his league viii not max.
money n.ll. before IN, Aaasnl' u hall:
over Mr. Johnson viii ncxnon ledge tha;
I, am rght AMI that h. Mas talking
through hi : hat
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How any man may quickly cure himself
after years OF suffering from vital weak.
ness lost vitality. losses. yaricocsIc. etc.
and enlarge ANAL. weak parts TO full size
and sigor. simply send your name and
address to ~. l.. W. Knapp I0as Hull
HldE.. Detroit Mich. aud he viii gladly
send tho frcs receipt with full directions ~
that any man may easily ours hms.Ii .,
home. This is certainly most generous
offer. and the following extracts taken from
his daily mail show what men think OF his
srnerosity:
Dear Sir-Fleasr accept my sincere
thanks for yours Of recent date I have
given your frrntmrr: n thorough test, ana
tho h.r~H' has been cxtrRortina-v I, h,s
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Od-,i signs trust ra> mn.

ALBANY = Y March q Gov Oi@.l
to-day signed tn, bill nt Senator krum
taxing ,rust companies per cent. an
nu.iiy on their capital stock. surplus
and undivided profits. The hill as
passed Was amended SO as TO provide
that the owner OF stock In n trust com.
p1:iy shall not be taxed personally on Il.
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WINNERS At
NEW ORLEANS.
Morris Stable Leaves
Crescent City for
Washington.
.s,.,i,l 10 m. r., anx World


RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
March IA anc day and good track
we're the conditions n, tn. Fair Grounds
this afternoon. The Boston club Turf
Congress selling stalk. a, ~-vcn fnriongs
was the feature ri an interesting card
OF seven ri:c-. Cherries An!mv-i,y and
Sim ". were tho horses which attracted
the public play. but III" un.,'rtain Monk
Wayman had many admirers, although
he was made 80 carry los pounds
The stake event attracted IN. smallest
plumber OF entries The other events
all brough, out big fields \ race Il one
mile and three furionEs vas second in
interest, The seven starters Mere verH
evenly matched
The Morris stable l-', her. yesterday
for Washington The horses ~ Il W
Walden Wen; with thorn
FIRST RACE
Far maiden 'hr~e-yer-ohis .ai " ~ art I
halt tg'lpns'.
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Twenty POUNDS. ~ w'ight-
tween Jo" Wnlcost the "nnrhtGo"'
Demon and charley McI<c-vcr. ~
rhilodrlrhm ls ia" nsur NtR,uan
ollcd Tor tonight hy To National Nh.
lc'lc cub ~ Wlt"rhurN. 'ouu
4 VIII b. a contest - "!"aen nsitn-'
strength ci"v"r'h"Nor Euus . rus
g'.i tighter Mex Psfr p 'lH nWi
tricky +, nn,shyh. handed bo,ar
lie has al me ;ua POINTS - the gam"
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NJ his famous home cure. II Is a marvel
iou, method. curing eases that dehed hos
nitals. d5ctors trusses. electricity and ell
sise Merely send your name and address
and the free trial will be sent without any
cost TO you whatever.
i.cwis Reynolds. a highly esteemed resi-.
dent OF High Point. y, Carolina. and one
~ Tho bent known Quakcrx In that section
~ Inc state Gays: i accede TO thy re-
oi,est in thine OF the 2ith Of last month. and
Nth pleasure inciose my photograph Tor
,S..yycfit Of suffering humanity.
Il can say that after using Thy method
consider myself cntirely cured. | am 81
never received any bcnrh, nor help until
Spplied thy method
Every ruptured person ought to send q,
once and make trial VI this method that
cures without pain. dsnxer. operation or an
hours loss Of time. Begin now. and In Z
abort time you Will never know you had
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slc.pinx Car. nernll-n.

NIAGARA FALLS. March .l.-vwo
4 Pullman sleepers We're dernil.d a: the
seaniiiever bridge to-day on The west.
zzbound trask o! the Lchigh Valley. Tn.
z=foioAngers, who were badly shaken u,
& <at.s not seriously injured. proceeded on
3rfnlks IVA to l;hicaGo. The signal sta.
ptNn0 cpmp.esely wrecked.
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r.,,psn" ..,., RAJ june 20.

WASHINGTON. Marra q According
70 calculation. AT III. War pepar,mcn,
the transfer from the military 20 the
civil government N the Philippines viii
occur about June ~.
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Champions Not Badly
Weakened by Deser-
ton Of Four Players,
as Good Men Take
Their Places.

Although tn champion Br""klyn has"
bail team will no, have the service. -,
At lcas, four OF the PLAYERS who hcl.'
to win the pcnnart las, wear. the "iii
cials o. the club are not Worrying 49,
the loss. ari say Una, their team VII
carry on :he chami.cnrhfp again tbs
season.
The players who have deserted itr7'"H
Ign and Joined the American l.eaE'i' ar
Jones. McGinnitl. Howell and i..T'
Cross.
The Official announcement; OF these dc
ser;!ons was made by Manage N"d
lianlor yesterday afternoon to an Even
ing World reporter ~ the Gia;"nd"n
Hori Hanlon then. in the following ~.
tended Interview. gave his opinion "i -"
team that vii! play f1E RrookiSn ihi'
year.
I'm spit. OF The fact tina, v" nii. not
have the services Of Jones towel. NJ
Girn.ly AMI Cros.. the Brooklyn team
will be very strong, and think "" y
win the penrant fof the third season
I'VE ar. no; the only cub ina; has l"s'
good players to IN. American h'hs"'
Leuxuc will lose good men. and fpr that
reason make IN. prediction that Brook
Ign will Hnish :irsi in the rae"
Thirteen Men Have signed.
AT present We have thirteen men un-
der contract. five pitchers. four in'.id.r.
three ou,aeiders and thrc. catcher he
players who have siSn.i AZ" Kelley.
keeler. Sheckari. Dahlcn. Day. ,'atlns
steelman. Kennedy. Hughes. Farrell,
Mcclure. kitson and Donovan.
The team will 40 South Anrtl 20 get
into condition and viii Il" ,h-ii rain
ing n; some town In North Carolina
have not selected the plac" yet but vii
start South next Monday or Tuesday I"
select Inc ground. The team Will b.
gone abou, two weeks, which VIII H."
long enough for 'hrm 1" get Int" playlng
condition. Every one OF them has been
taking the best Of car. "f h!ms"i! since
the finish ~ las, ss.ahon
VIII Sign New Outheid-r.
II intend to sign n crack outnrii~r In
4 few days. who I think will cover
Jorts's position, cent?. ncil. as well as
he did As for third base. Casey or
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SINAI, r,r. M; uSr,ca.

ALBANY March :!-Thc Senate ina.
rscomml,tcd the Lynn .maii-Ype bill!
to the commtis-, on Public Health. and
u /; believed |. Will remain there 70.
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Medical.
OLD DR.. GRlNDLE.

GRADUATE uHN.KsiIY UF THE CITY -
NEW YORK lAEDiCAL DEPARTMENT.; -
ssAIs . svscIaIiSt In U.sessss OF Men. Uadss
OH DIX. GNtSDLE's sei,ntihc systera OF usA:.
ussnt blood and shin diseases, pain In ths bouss
red spots. sore thoAt and mouth. ulcers. paintuI
sss!linss hiiney aud bladder campiiin,s, seAIi.
Ing. SAr.coerle. innammAtion. gravel weak. us.
developed UrSans. yeas back. permanently cured.
Men shout to marry. likewise those having I'm.
psdimsnls. should 60 10 DR.. GRlNpLES. old
established once. over 20 ysars At III West ,2.a
~. between 9Th snd ith sves. sufferers. Do not
yasts tins eorsui.ins i... skilled psJsieisns
Ss1vsl,su; eurss. Avis ire. xsdisis" II II
2ssf2 . - D. SuasAys. . - !
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Cross. iuHi know much huut ,iat
ms. s,p from wuIt i.es.i TX ain from
people Nho hdy, .n tin piJh ~ ~"
liar,tori tenn an satisfied ,sat -" IS
~ nrs,-claSs man H. piI.'t l"rtstpp
AMI Wa Eail 90 L. . WUndyr
"WIll you mis- NrGiunuv yUrt uua'i
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niue ~ pauuuEt II" ptchc Win srcat
sus,-s tu california ig't ar. aud !
hlt .Nrr rnuui,u ~ will continue
III 500. yU-h
Ni.,;irrity I 9,n told is ia r"rci
yg.- ,rnui HE Elt,Wor, team ni iH"
Nn.rieiu l4,l,,lc nj .,.ss"n dou,
believe he IL .rt'ins Inuhra ucnf Jhn,
Nmuuut an nc;I"Sr tli,f = i'm ~
t"finE a. HJ-Cs'' htil arnais can pay
uFtn thGt irHrh money
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Masiertui took IN" lead in the nf-t
irrlong. and VAS never headed As
sesnent was nearest to hIn IN IN. la,i
half. and ~as crowdiEs him ~ IN" End
Eerny Duffy came 4 long ways 20
drop into third oiac" IN the last one
eighth Burgoyn. al.t after running
half mile.
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lost 10 Mysterious iIilly Smith. Jimmy
Handler Frank Mcconnell. ieorI"
Green and others and ne Nls nc:.r
b.I en- - man ~ Walcntts caiihrc. The
ouahfr CITY 'iSat"rs rlevcrucS. may
stan an hi. bury male opponHn,'S
rllah e 10 ihr LINZ, ana POSSIBLY earn
him q draw, but sporting men have
W,aC WalCuu "a wrrm favnrii", ar.i
mnHy expect in s"" Hourkc's coal
r"lo-si bunch of muscle and ginger earn
IA" v"r!i,' "f the rcferc. before the
im, Il rcHn he'd
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~ have U4d I--t"rs from some ~ fny
riayets VINO ,itne.! with ~. American
I."aEii" ~ ,nr rer' ilhr th't t"ailI"
NpN tiu ihry nave made mistake
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Ben Frost cam. away an II" stretch
turn and won as h. r!eaS-t Cnriolls
made tn. running 20 :haf poin, 81
Christopher took tn. longest route and
los, "a lot q, ground at the head Of
his rnc~ was away below nv mark
BIenn-im wss always close up
Third Race-SiK 'urlonss Won by
veina Clark NIss Go Lightly wa
second ard Rance third.
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VIII Sign N-w Outn.id-r.

II intend 10 sign n crack outn"ld.r in
few days, who ! think will cover
Jorts's position, cent?. ncil. as well rs
he did. As for third base. Casey or
The evening world., 1901-03-21

"a - % \, lIIDNs
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somethlno Cor Nothlna

10 get something for uo,alng is
rather hard proposition out we Of
fer you the Live Cock Inspector the
subscription prlco OF which Is $1.0O
per year (and worth every cent of it)
and the Weekly Leader, subscription
price so cent per yoasr (and cheap at
that) both papers one year for only
400. This is certainly full value for
the money, but in addition, each mum
Der OF the Live stock Inspector will
contain. beginning at an early date
absolutely without extra cost to you
a magazine supplement" containing
% the only stock paper published on
the.range and that Il captured grand
pgizo at the Paris exposition. Sample
copies sent on request.
Remeber the Live Stock Inspector
excellent serial and short stories, OF
equal interest with those published In
the popular magazines. This supple
ment Will. alone. afford you dollars
worth Of entertaining reading
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ExoAANor PERsoNAls.
loklaLomN 90 TImes-JouTnall ,

(OklaEomn City Iimea-Joufnall
Attorney w G. Wait was IN Guih-
rie on legal business yesterday morn
ipg.
D.. III. Thwing was an Oklahoma City
visitor in Guthrie yesterday morning.
Il. a. wyatt ia in Guthrie visiting
bis aunt Miro. Frank Wyatt
Grant Stanley, OF Luther. was In
the city today enfoute home from
Guthrie.
Bert Lcnard. manager Of the local
office Of the Armour Packing com.
pauy. was a passenger to Guthrie yes.
terday afternoon.
The scottish Rite Masons are golng
TO give banquet next Friday evening
at their han in Guthrie. Several Ma
sons from this city viii attend and
many viii lake The Scottish Rite de.
gree
Attorney John shartcl left last
evening for washington Oh business
connected with the Choctaw railway
Frank Williams and son were pass
ouges TO Guthrie last evening
Captain h. G Booth was down from
Guthrie yesterday
G.. + Kirby. Of Guthrie was in the
city visiting friends last evening.
C.B. HINT was IN the city this morn.
Ing from Guthrie.
w. H. swafl2el, OF FL Reno, was in
the city last night on his way home
from an important business trip TO
Guthrie
William Bahr Of le Omitted states
hospital corps was an the city last
night from Ft Leavenworth Kasg On
his way to shawnee
Fred E. Patterson visited Guthrie
this morning in the interest Of hts
wholesale cigar store
Henry f. ASP, general attorney Of
the oklahoma division Of the Atchi
son. Topeka and Santa Fe was In the
eih tony looking after the interests
y that road
Miss Hennlo Hatten went 20 cd
moh yesterday where she win meoi
The faculty OF the Normal aud 90 y,ith
them 20 Guthrie today TO the Masonic
consistory. Miss Hatten win De the
pipe organist this evening when an
elaborate musical programme viii be
rendered.
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CURES BLOOD AND SKIN
TROUBLES.

Is your blood poor2 Is It thin? Nose
Needing and headache? Prlcklng pains
10 the slsiny Skin paleg Skin feel hot
and swollen? All run DOWN. Is your
blood bad2 Have you Plmples2 Erup-
iions? scrofula? Eating Sores? Itch
ing, burning Ezema? Boils2 Ulcers
Cancer? scaly Eriptons? Skin or
Scalp Itch2 Blood, Hair or Skin hu-
mors? Tired out with aches and pains
IA bones and joints? Have you heredlt-
ary or contracted Blood Poison? Ulcers
in throat or mouth? Swollen glands?
Rheumatism? AS tired In morning as
when you went to bed? Have they re.
sisted medical treatment? If you have
any OF the above troubles b. 3. b.
botanic Blood Balml should be taken
at once B b. b. heals every sore, re-
storing so the Skin the Bloom OF per.
feet health, and making new, rich
Blood.
Large bottles at drug stores. 81.
Trial treatment OF b. b. b. free by ad-
dressing Blood Balm Company, Allan.
"a, Ga. Describe your trouble and we
VIII include free medical advice. b.
p. B never fails to cure quickly and
permanently. after I'll fails Thor
oughly tested for thirty years. over
5000 voluntary testimonials Of cures
by 3. B b. Eagle Drug Store.
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managers are particularly anxious for
a return date.
Mr.. Brooks informs us that he has
practically closed deal With Man
ager States for a ten weeks eneege-
ment over the Oklahoma circuit, be,
ginning here next Monday night, and
from the interest already manifested
It is foregone conclusion that the
weeks business win undoubtedly
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a strone Company.

Manager Brooks has sure made a
zen strike IN occurring for his Okiaho-
ma circuit an attraction nae the Madi-
son Square Theater company. This
Is a big. strong eastern company, com.
posed Of fourteen first class actors
and every one an ARTIST A. Az line,
and one OF the strongest recommenda-
lions for the company is that an local
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0 w BRUCE. secretary
woMrN,s owns or euTnnTr


ACORN CLUB-Mrs FIX. Brooke, president
y Mrs. J. Houston, secretary. Meets on
very Thursday afternoon.
CAMBRIDGE CLUB--Mrs a. II. Huston,
u Presidents Mrs. n. N. Carter. sec ~etary.
Meets every alternate Tuesday
L XCEi SIOR CLUB-Mrs. Almont Hlxon.
L Preeucht. Mrs. Geo r Dodson. secretary.
Meets every Monday afternoon.
CHAKhSPEARE CLUB MrsJoseph Wisby.
y President; Miss Reese. secretary. Meets
eGcr alternate Tuesday
COROSIS CLUB-C Composed Of the society
> ladies' led by Miss Helen Green. Meets
every Tuesday.
NHAUTAUQUA CLUB-Mrs W I. Rhodes.
u Presidents MIS- n N Carter secretary
Meets every Thursday afternoon.
QANNER UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
D MISS Alma Carson president; Miss Anna
Hutchinson, secretary, Meets Saturday
evening.
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
" ms julia Ryan. Presidents Miss Mar
gnerite Byrne. secretary, Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Ohicers Of city Fedcration--Mrs. Frank
Dale, President Mrs. J j. Houston, Secre
arY
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Nearly every person needs a tonic
medicine at this time OF year 10 brace
up and inyieorate the nervous system.
20 cleanse the bowels, liver and kid
neys. Herbine is the best and safest
remedy 10 do this, as L win cure con.
siipation, regulate the liver ane en-
rich the blood. Price, 30 cents.
wheeler & SON and r. 3. Lille &
90.
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eclipse all records made by popular
priced shows in cu.Arie. We presume
ladies Will be free Monday night, but
this has not been announced as yet
oy the management.
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oUTHRIE coMMANDERY NO. 4
knights Templar, meets every Wed.
nesday evening at 1880 at their Asy.
lum in the Masonic temple. vlsit.as
Sir Knights always welcome.
Jno. Ransom HamIll, E. c.
O. NJ Bamford, Recorder.
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STOP RIGHT HERE

II you are bilious and get a bottle OF
Eagle Nerve and Liver Pills.--The
Eagle Drug Store,
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Hartrantt PC { No. 3. G. A. r., meets on
rst and third Sa. rdaYs IN each month al
30 ,. m in probate court room VISITING
'mrades always welcome, ,,,,o,, -
4. L. MOCK, AdIutnsDi
Capitol Lodge No, /. Royal Tribe Of Joserh
meets every Saturday night at 80 O'Clock
"A. MEAcHAM, scribe.
Guthrie camp No. 8, woodmen OF a.
World meets every Monday night 10 the
wM GREGORY, Coz c Com -' o
Guthrie Lodge No. .. .A.F&A. s4s
ular meeting third Wednesd cverNt
aac1 month az O'Clock All hftflf sii ctiri.
EN- BAMFORD, sec'y.
Naomi Renekah Lodge, No a.to. or
meets hrst and thi I'd Tuesday al 1880 IN the
DC Fcluwsa nall In the Weinbergcr buuc
lngl visitors welcome
KATE NJ vrETHY. sec.
Guthrie lodge No. !, 40 Z. W NEE
rtdrsdaY evening OF each week az 1880
Visiting Workueu always welcome.
HARRY OVERBAY, NJ. w,
g. r. WILDER. Recorder.
o. r. NJ meets every Tuesday night "a
ROT hall Visiting chiefs alwags welcome
FRANK b SARBER, Sachem.
". q. BARNEY. Chief of Records.
OSsanoma Encampment No. I. ]. o. o. r.,
meets the second and fourth Friday nights
10 ca- 4 rsonth. $. r. BATES, e.. p
K. =. MERTEN, Scribe
Guthrie Lodge No 3, I. o. o. r. meets
Monday night OF eaCh week att 30. Visiting
odd Fellows always welcome
r. TURNEY Nc.
Q W BRUCE. Secretary
Guthrie Lodge No. z, X OF p. meets every
Thursday ats p m IN their nall in the Vic
tor niocg corner First and Harrison Visit
Ing Knights are always welcome
A G.. BALDWIN, G. G..
j. FOUCAR1' ". OF ~. and X of X S.
Guthrie Lodge No. o. B. p. o. j.. meets
the second and fourth Friday ia each
month in Is of =. Castle Hall.
l.. G NlBLAClS. r. RLl
j. FOUCART. Sec'y
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Sample copies Of Bryan's Commoner
can be secured at The Leader office
on application.
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Guthrie camp No 3, Woodmen OF o.
World meets every Monday night Ia the
Of hall Visiting Woodmen are welcoO
j. B. TOWERS, Clerf
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o. r. NJ. meets every Tuesday night 9
Not hall visiting chiefs alwags weleom
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Guthrie Lodge No. .. A. r. So PES
ular meeting third Wednesd cverrt
eaca mouth ats O'Clock All hfsflf en cori
ally invited TO Attend.
PAUL NEWMAN. w III
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AsA.MEAoHAM, Scribe. @ 'O w.
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Capitol Lodge No I. Royal Tribe OF loser d
meets every Saturday night at 80 O'Clock
Ga WJodmen Hall.
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u @. BARSHY I chief b Of Is'si Records. ss'HS'D
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Hartrantt Pei No. g. G. A. r., meets on
rst and third Sa, irdaYs In each month al
30 .. m in probate court room VISITING
1mrades always welcome,
W b. HEROD. y. Q.
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Guthrie lodge No !, A. o Z. W NEE
rtdrsday evening Of each week az 1850
Victor block, corner First and Harrison
Visiting Workneu always welcome.
HARRY ONERBAY, NJ w.
q. r.. WILDER. Recorder.
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Ossanoma Encampment No. l. ]. o. O. r..
meets the second and fourth Friday nights
in ep- 4 r4onth. =. r. BATES, 4. p
u y MERTEN Scribe
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Guthrie Lodge No 3, 1. q. o. r. mceu
Monday night OF eaCh week att 80 VisitiuJ
odd Fellows always welcome