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les and social chat, games and music
occupied the time until after midnight
The Easter refreshments were orig
inal and dainty.
The Beacon Light club held very in
teresting session Friday evening, and
then adjourned for the summer, The
program was largely musical but the
reading by Miss Virginia Bush Of
Shakespeare Twelfth Night" was the
most pleasing feature. Mrs, A. j.
Ridges read a paper on the great COM
posers, followed by plano music in
appropriate pieces OF the composers,
on the piano, by Miss Busby,
The A. c. u. Women's club met last
Monday at Mrs. Willard Langtons $,
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted In the following list
Pesldent Mrs, Osteen, vice president,
Mrs, w. j. Kerr; secretary, Mrs, Thad,
Naylor; treasurer, Mrs. Ball
Mrs. Pershing took the early train
Tuesday morning for her home in In.
diana.
Mrs. w. h. Preston. Jr., and Mrs
Frank Thatcher went TO Salt Lake
City Tuesday.
Col j, II, Martlneau who has spent
the winter In Logan as the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs, l., r. Martineau has
gone to Salt Lake to prepare to resume
his 4. S. survey
Mrs I, n. Smith visited Salt Lake
during the week.
Miss Grace Fisher and Miss Laura
Nebeker entertained at an Easter tea
at the A. G, of q. saturday afternoon.
The guests were Mrs DR.. Enge, Mrs.
Frank Thatcher, drs. p, Il. Keller
Miss Martha Fisher and Miss Monk,
The Easter services at the First
ward last sunday We're especially in
teresting. The decorations " Easter
lilies were pleasing, aud the music UNI
dcr the direction Of Prof o. w,
Thatcher appropriate Prof Willard
Langton, president OF the ward mu-
tual under whose auspices the pro-
gram was arranged, deserves much
credit for his work the entire winter
sSs
Prof II. Bulen, Jr. Is In Salt Lake
for conference and the Republican
state convention,
Prest W. j, Kerr went to Salt Lake
Tuesday.
Chairman w. H. Thaln has gone TO
the Republican state convention,
Miss Allie Martlneau the popular d,
Y, college librarian, entertained few
OF her friends during The week.
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OGDEN.

| The Weber club parlors were the
out the Easter idea. Mrs. r. Il. Hoag
| cial events of the season on Monday
| AFTERNOON Mrs. II. III. Henderson being
| hostess. There were present about 40
friends and progressive euchre was the
/ principal pleasure OF the afternoon.
Novel prizes We're awarded carrying
out the Easter idea. Mrs. h. f. Hoog
was the winner OF the first prize, which
was a fine hen with brood OF nine
little chickens and the BOBBY prize,
won by Mrs Hurst. was fine white
rabbit. The par.ors were PRETTY dec
GRATED, the Easter scheme being car
ried out In every detail The tables
were artstlcally decorated with Easter
lilies, eyerygreens, etc, and a delicious
repasl was served after cards.
The ladies Of the Woman's Relief
corps were delightfully."- entertained yes.
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
n A. Llt,eaeld in honor OF Mrs. NJ.
~ Hblbrook.
Mrs H. p, Henderson Of Salt Lake
city was the guest Of Mrs, II. II. Hen
derson Of ogden during this week.
Miss Mabel a, Ipan and Alfred j.
COY, two popular young people Of Plain
CITY, were married this week.
Arthur Burton Of Star Valley spent
part Of the week in Ogden, visiting
with his parents and friends
The ball given at Dlgnans hall by the
wednesday Night cub was one Of the
most fashionable affairs Of the season.
1t was well attended by the leading
society of the city The ball was the
last OF series OF eight that have been
glyen during the past season. These
dances have proven some Of the most
pleasurabe and fashionable affairs of
The city Refreshments were served
during the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Il. Hoag celebrat.
ed their eleventh wedding anniversary
Monday evening at the Virginia hotel
y few OF their friends spent the eve
nIng very delightfully."- with cards and
music A dainty repast was served
Rev. Father Cushnahan left ogden
This week for Europe ana the cast
where he expects to spend at least six
months sightseeing and pleasurng.
J' II Crockwell and family have re.
moved from Ogden to Boise city, Ida,
to make their future home
The ball given last evening II Parrys
haIl by the Weber Stake academy I'm
honor OF the ladies' basketball team
OF the b, y, college Logan, was large.
~ attended and greatly enjoyed,
Miss jeanette Mckay, who has sue
cessfuly completed a course OF study
in The Chicago university, has returned
TO her home IN ogden.
Mrs. Matte Stark OF Provo was Wis
ting In ogden this week, the guest of
her sister Mrs, lc. $. Carroll.
Human Hearts IL the attraction
for the Grand Opera House for Mon. |
day evening
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Count Lahorie of Paris and Philip
LNormore oil New YORK. vino have
boon the quests OF samuel NewhJuse
lcly, tomorrow fCg ,ha eass anl il Is
possible then host may accompany
them.
The Misses Miller win have FOR their
guglt during a part'ot the coming sum
mer Miss lne2 Trent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dnwoodey VIII
leave next week for san Francisco TO
be present at the wedding Of their son
Leroy ana Miss Lucille Jennings, which
takes place at the home Of Mrs Scott
Crsmon IN the latter city on Aprll "a
The many friends OF Capt and Mrs.
Brant ii. Wells viii be pleased to learn
that Capt. Wells cOmptny is to be
tationed at Fort Douglas in the near
future,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. r. paxman Of
Provo were the guests during the week
OF their dsighter, Mrs 4. G. Busath.
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prsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, APRIL ., 1904.

July by Miss Allen and Miss Florence
Allen. and viii remain abroad probab-
ly during the next two years.
Miss Eleanor White Of this city is
now In Denver visiting relatives. Miss
White IS on her way to st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Lewis Will be
down from Butte some time next week.
Mrs. ]. W. celger OF Park city Is
spending a few days here, the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. W W. Armstrong.
Miss Olive Blake. from the south,
was the guest OF Miss Pearl Vincent
during the week,
Mr. Roy Wolstonholme Of Kamas was
In the city during the week.
Miss Alleen Maclean, who has spent
the past six months In the east and in
cuba, returned this week 70 the city.
Judge w s, Lewis and wife Of Lees
burg. Va. and S. NJ, Browne and wife
Of Nernal are spending a few days In
the city.
-
Mrs. Geo0frey LaveIle and Miss He's
ter Lovele Of Oakland are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Taroct
Mrs. NJ. j. Lambert, proprietor Of the
new Grant hotel at American Fork, Is
visiting friends In Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Taryin Harris. who
have spent the past few months in the
south, have returned.
4
Hugh satterlee is back from visit
OF few weeks TO his home in Roches-
ter. s. Y
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LI3liI.

Last Friday Mr.. Adams and Miss
Cherry Of the New West school cnto-
tanned a number OF their friends at It
very unique party Each guest who
came was made TO represent some
famous person Of foreign nationality
and was required TO maintain the per-
sonality OF the celebrity during the en-
tire evening Mr. NJ. w. ingalls, us Ill
Hung Chang was awarded the prize
for the best representation
Mrs. Edith Frlel was In Salt Lake
city the forepart OF the week visiting
with her mother Mrs. I, Il. Cutler
Las Saturday evening very de-
llghtful surprise was given Mrs, NJ, A.
Anderson, president OF the First ward
l.. II. S., at the home OF Hon, A. j,
Evans The 200 guests present sat
down 90 lovely supper and the rest
of the evening was spent In songs,
speeches and socla Intercourse
Mr. Henry Gar.ncr of Spanish Fork
was visiting here lnst Saturday
Mr.. Flrman of Sugar city Idaho,
was shaking hands with friends here
Sunday,
Mrs. Heber Austin Of idaho Falls
Is ylaltlng with her daughter here, Mrs
Ell Webb.
Mrs, May X, Anderson Of Raymond,
Alta, Canada, ls visiting with friends
and relatives here this week.
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club at luncheon and cards on Wednes.
day afternoon the prizes I'm the card
contest going TO Mrs Clarence War
nick and Mrs, William Lynch,
Mrs j, y. Thompson entertained tho
members Of the Bridge club at the home
of Mrs. Woodward on Tuesday night
The employees Of H. G, NJ. /. win give
another large dancing party at Chris
tensen's hall a week from Thursday,
Mrs, Sturgis entertans at luncheon
at the post next Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur S. Hoyt have
moved from First street and are now
at home at $50 South Main street
Mrs. lewis Cecil Robinson viii be at
home 10 her friends tomorrow at her
new home $50 Second street. and win
also be at home Fridays during April
and May.
Mrs. \. s. Bower VIII be- at home
Fridays, 5ii east First South street.
Mr. and Mrs. Il, D. Miller gave an
enjoyable dancing party at their HON,
last night the newly completed bill.
Hard room being used for the purpose
The rooms were effectively decorated
and about 40 guests were present
Mrs. r, j. Caskey entertained mfor-
maly yesterday In honor Of her guest,
Mrs l. n, Smith OF Logan.
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a.,
hehslnsl3h ON Ihuisoay, a number OF
Hv' !I''"nS ueihs present 10 ENJOY lhe
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MlNs ',age 'ai,llon entertainer itW
thursday afternoon
81, M'ss M,o'l8''e5 johnson yoSo,, entertained
wednesday evening In honor OF liss
''Iuie thompson VINO l'aNes 'h"Uy
10 MAKE h,' nome IN California
pn iup.doI MRS. W. i. l'tnah ana
NiI '. II'b 'l"l' '.|'. lNH'N Hl h..
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WLSDEElS

on Wedne day night Miss Beatrice
Macdonald ana Mr.. Alfred G. Pierson
were married at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
X. Macdonald The rooms were de-
corated in pink and green, carnations
being used with palms and ferns. The
bride wore simple gown OF white
chiffon, and carried brides roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony an elaborate we'd
ding supper WAS served. only the rela-
tives and immediate friends being pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson VIII be at
home after May /, at $50 north Fifth
West street.
a very quiet wedding was that Of
Miss Charlotte BEETLES and Henry Cat
row which took place on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
BEETLES, Rev. w. A. paden officiating.
Only the members Of the two families
were present and the bridal couple left
Immediately after the ceremony for an
eastern trip. They will be at home TO
their friends after June /, at 81 | street.
The marriage Of Mr.. Arthur Sweet
of this city and Miss Bertha Wer-
theimer OF Birmingham, Ala, viii take
place on April 20 at the home OF the
prospective bride,
Mrs. William Arthur Pitt announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Lille.
and Mr.. Paul f. Nolan.
Mr. and Mrs, William Rumel an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Abba TO Alvin +. Smith, the we'd
ding to take place early In July
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Harper announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Susie A., to William Anderson, the
wedding to take place early In June.
The marriage of Miss Edith Llewynn
and b. Sperry will be soemnIzed on
April H.
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IUREKA.

Mr.. 7. c. Rabbit has resigned Dis
position ut the Centennial Eureka mine
and viii leave this week with his iam'
lily Tor Rexburg, Idaho,
The pupils Of the High school are
making preparations for an entertain,
ment to be given the latter part o.
the month, the proceeds TO be USED v
purchase piano for the use Of u"
school.
A dance was given at the local naa
Friday afternoon for the niue lGl1'
of the city, A large crowd OF chlII,s.
were present and enjoyed lhemse'''
as only children can
The first calico bail Of the season wv W.,
be given at /. q, ., f. hall on wv
evening Of April H. Bales oIrhesu.Ns,
of Lehl has been engaged ana no douV'
the attendance viii be large
Postmaster james T. DhstoH ou r
wife went TO Salt Lake NelneSuoSSS''
where MIR. DriscoIl attended luc W"
ventlon of the Utah postmaster"
Nh william WIrthIin Of ihls clly a ~,
Miss Mamie Douglas OF Paysoh WI,
made man and wife 40 the home OF 70,
brides parents, at the latter Guy ~.
Inst "Wednesday evening The cereIloHSs
was Witnessed by large nunlue. "
relatives and friends OF me Souns1 IIre
pie, after which q spleH'ld M we, ,rip
gupper was served AFTER a s"olt "m
Mr. aud Mrs WhlhIn NNI rs.'' ,sor
Eurcku where they VIII I'"N' Wv"
home
Elmer and Eugania cook Of san san
Lake are the guests OF MI '''' '
Frank Cook.
~ D. Myers william Tito, Arthur us
". Bowen and Robert w Wv. ,E, gonl
been elected delegate ~ ,''
lodge /, 0. o. T. from bureau
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Conntrym1ag1 s a,
me Gests of Rev d, NJ HelnA'" ''
family of Salt Lake CITY,
George Wilson and son arrived enloy.
California this week gnu o.
lng a brief visit with irlehlS
Mr.. and Mrs. ], II. LOOMS o11s,. o. Of Mrs Mrs
ham Junction are the gugNyI Mrs. George
LOOMS parents, MI ana NJ"
Adams.
A new dancing floor has ~, ,Ss' event vent
R %as q celebrated By ., sr Se attend tend
Thursday night which was "'''
ed,
Mesdamss Beverly HqIrpeT 'ponrelly
rows, Magaret Shea = r,nopas were
d. @, Hanson and !. % cock
Salt Lake Visitors .n's WV ..,,a
A splendid social hop was '''''''
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ttnsen's Feb. have urged them to give
nrother before the close OK the season.
that they have decided to give one
Erday April 22 The committee are
now wording GA iat aGlr and WIN
have Invitations relly to mail IN
ftW days The committee In charge
VIII be Mrs /. L. Christensen Mrs
A. H. Angel, Mrs, s. Lma. Mrs. G. l..
BQTY Miss Ela SusiucY Ma3 Mabel
Cunningham.
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Mrs, Henry p. Henderson is the guest
OF Mrs II II. Henderson In ogden,
Mrs Shelley Tuttle of Idaho is In the
! city, the guest OF the Watson family
at their home on Second East street.
Mrs. win c. Higgins and daughter
Miss Marsle VII leave for California
early next week for an extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Carey leave next
week for @ visit In California.
Mrs James White of Park city. who
| has been the guest Of Mrs. Edwin r.
Holmes Tor the past week. left Wed.
nesday for her home
Miss Lucy Grant has returned from
California ana Is the guest of Mrs.
Ruby g. Godbe.
Mrs Guy Miner laft for Pocatello.
whore she win Join Mr. Miner and
whore they VIII make their home
Mrs. Godfrey Layell and daughter,
Miss Larelc OF san Francisco are
guests Of Mr., and Mrs Alexander Tar
bet,
Miss Louise Pcery Of ogden leaves
shortly for the east TO spond the sum,
e. ."' "'''' lakes
Miss Edna Hall Of California. who
J@ys ' uout i iet, III, II, lug CITY Lor rev
-" ''' "'' nome
sp %'I ,', ,ba fl, E yen VINO has been
Tbursiay and NH risI,' ,' y1S'' a, ir'INe1
Mai, ',,oo, ,'''''" '''"''S' -3V North
w '''
Mr. and Mira q Rpg,th h,ro ,,o g..
so,b,s ',,.'Ht. Wv, pas, NeeN hFS B9-
Cb',yor 1r pr,y ~ ana M'S' H. ~
WV
Mrs. z. r. Dickinson Of Denver who
tor tbo n,,t ' ,, ".,. vi 'ia, d, a, reeves
bGr homo ~" "''"'' "'S returned To
&C.,
anon, tb. , ", To- t., 3D. i''Pp, VINO nave
ren,,.rsI '''''' III H'S Angeles nave
a.,
N.,. v.., .. pro,'. a.. o.. z.
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t.'Ni'H' t'I % SNORT time,
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PROVO.

Invitations were Issued last week for
an Easter party to be given ON Mon
day but owing to the stormy day was
postponed until Thursday. A Jolly crowd
OF boys and girls. chaperoned by Misses
Hazel Taylor and Birdie Clufi. lett early
Thursday morning equipped with
luncheon, blankets, hammocks, etc, to
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Fleming enter
tained last Monday evening In honor Of
Mrs Pershlng Of South Bend, Ind. The
spacious home was decorated with III
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The Elton Jacket all sorts Of variations disputes hmor with
long popular boilers spring blue cloth ~
of Its favore forms The suit Is trimmed which b
gilt and red mingled butte finish front The Eon b
deep collar which conceals the sleeve m
ed the funess baggng the elbow The us
peats inserted The from the floor
From Plant Bamberg & Co.
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Charters were issued today to the
following corporations.
The Black Bear Oil company OF
Pawnee with capital stock Of $500
900. The incorporarors are J. D.
Shepard, NJ. Nj. Holmes, o. NJ. Ian
caster, Frank Hudson and j. n. Coul'
ter of Pawnee.
The Die Erste Mennoni,en Bruder
Gemelnde Won North Enid. with the
following lncorporators: N. E. Helm
rich, f. A. Moetens, p. T.. Regler
Jacob Bergthold of North Enid; Isaac
Regier of Enid.
Notarial commissions were issued
to the following:
]. Everett Smith of Woodward
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Baseball

Represen atlves Of the four teams
which wiz inaugurate league base bail
In Oklahoma this season met at Okla
homa City yesterday Howard Price
represented the End team. Ernest
Jones the Guthrie team. VIM. Halle {
appeared as owner Of the Chickasha
team and the Messrs. Flaherty were
present as owners Of the Oklahoma
City club
The various representatives report.
ed he personal OF their teams as be.
Ing practically completed. in practice
and prepared to open the league sea.
r5n in good form on May with pros
poets Of prosperous year for the
new base ball Organization
The following is approximately the
schedule arranged for the Southwest
ern league for the month Of Nay:
Oklahoma City at home-May l. 2.
3, Guthrie; May Z, g. 9, Enid; May IS,
a. Is. chickasha May %. %. %
Guthrie; May 26. 27. 2s. Enid
Guthrie at h0me-May Z, g. 9. Chick.
ssha; May 10. II. 12, Oklahoma City;
May 1s. IA, Enid; May 1G. II, IS.
Chickasha; May 25, 20. 27 Chickasha
Enid at home-May 2. 8. 4, Chick
asha; May 5, 6, Guthrie; May lG. IL
IS, Oklahoma City; May 49, 20, "a.
Guthrie; May 2s, 30 81. Guthrie.
Chickasha at home-May 5. 6, Okla
homa city; May 10, IL. 70, Enid; May
10. 90 q. Oklahoma City; May 22, 2S,
"a Enid; May 2s, 80. 81. Oklahoma
City
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Coal consumers can read this while
they fan themselves during hot wealth
er. when a coal pile is unnecessary;
The McAlester Fuel company has is
sued CIRCULAR announcing Teduc-
ton OF fifty cents per ton on he
price Of coal The reduction took
effect April 18th and VII continue un-
tn July 81 in Kansas and June 80 in
Oklahoma and Texas. The company
announces that by agreeing to reduce
is mine price on coal twenty I've
cents ton. the railroads have been
prevailed upon TO give special stor.
age rates which will be twenty five
cents ton OF the current tariff, max
ing a special delivering price OF IF y
cents a ton below the lowest spring
prices This reduction is made as an
inducement TO the consumers to lay
in storage coal and keep the mines,
running all summer The reduction
applies to lump. egg mine run and
nu' sizes only
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Montgomery living testimonial Of what medicine will
any ma o who has kidney bladder trouble
kidney the Medical
N. blank
medical booklet and free doctors advice
OF
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This will Interest Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. Cure Feverlshness. Bad
Stomach. Teethlng Disorders. Break
up Colds, move and regulate the
Bowels and Destroy Worms They
never fail. over 10000 testimonials
At all druggists. Csc Sample mailed
FREE. Address, Allen s. olIAsted
LIE Roy, N Y.
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game in this city Witnessed the open
ing OF the National league yesterday
at the Polo grounds with game be-
tween the Philadelphia and New York
teams. At enhance. $4,000 Score
RHE.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 1
Phila ..s.1O0 OF O % LIP 16 0
-Mathewson, Wiltz AID
Boweus; Fraser and Doom.
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PIttsbura. s: clneInnatI, 4.

Plttsburs, Pa, April 22.-Pittsburg
won the opening game at homt by hit
ting Hahn fer two triples and three
singles in the third inning Errors
and slow playing gave Cincinnati her
runs. Attendance. 1880. Score;
R.H.E.
pittsburg ...OO4 10000 KS z 3
cinci7natI 20 90 2 0 0 0 O. 8 1
Batteries - Scanlon, Smith and
Phelps; Hahn, Elliott Pietz and
O'Neill.
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LApIEs

Say. did you know Simon Pure 5aIs
ing Powder is the best aud purestl
No better made. Try IT, All first
class grocers sell II. Not made by the
trust, but manufactured by Gilliland's
Baking Powder company. Cameron,
Missouri. The Williamson. Halsell,
Frazier are the joebers Call for
Simon Pure Baking Powder--"22 years
a success"
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SUNNY SOUTH.

Tickets on sale daily until April 30.
1904. to the principal winter resorts oe
Mississippi, Georgia. Alabama. Flori-
da, Tennessee, South Carolina. Louis
lana and Texas. Return limit June 1,
1904.
Full details on application,
c. w. Strain,
Div. Pass. Agent, Wichita. Kas-
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Rev. I s. Ross. pae:or Of Reno
Avenue NJ. E. church, Oklahoma City.
says Scotch Tone is the medicine that
cured him of malaria. stomach and
liver disease. ut is just the medicine
for this climate" Get it at F. B. Lille
& Co.'S.
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Farmer Flnds cold ore.
,cial to Daily I.eacsr.

Apache. okla, April 22.--while dig
ging well on his place west OF
Apache, Henry Gilbreath foend gold
ore taat is said to assay s22 60 TO the
ton The mill run of the ore was
$40. 80 to the ton. The strike was un-
expected.
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El Reno American The Chamber
OF Commerce has decided TO encour
axe the growth Of cotton by our farm
,ars and last nigh, decided to purchase
a car load Of cotton seed and supply
a al a cost to those who desire to
plant n The seed will be thoroughly
cleaned aad double gInned in order TO
remove an d'rt, and viii be purchased
In the north 70 avoid any danger from
Doll weevii The first car will be ord
erred at once. and as fast as the de-
lmand becomes sufficient more win
oe Forthcoming Il can be given 10
the farmers a. AZ cents per hundred,
which Is about one half OF the usual
snarketprloeof the seed. All who de
sire to take advantage OF the clubs
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The grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias meets at Durant May 3, The
aelegates from Ardmore Lodge No Z
wili be In attendance and In all prob
ahnity viii invite the grand lodge 10
Arimore next year-Ardmore e. To
-Arstmoreite.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Louisville, 2; NIL
waukee. 6.
At columbus-columbus. 2; s..
Paul, T.
At Toledo-Toledo. 6; Minneapolis,
2
At napclis--Inda annapolis, g.;
Kansas City. 5.
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Woodward county.

Woodward county.
C. X. Combs of Putnam Dewey
county.
F. G. Williams Of Box. Cleveland
county.
s B. Daniel Of Mutual. Woodward
county.