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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-14
Degree of Honor, a. o. U. w.

The euchre given by Bell Lodge on Wednes-
day evening. February 5. was a success. boti:
socially and financially. The meeting ball.
Marcus and Easton avenues. was crowded IL
Its capacity. The first prizes were a diamond
ring and gold watch, and many other prize.
were awarded. The next regular meeting ,o'
this lodge will be held on Wednesday evening
January Il. at which time a class Initiation
will be held. and the grand officers will be In
vited to conduct the ceremonies. 80.
Phoenix Lodge had an interesting meeting or
Tuesday evening. at which a great deaf of rou-
tine business was transacted and three appls-
cations for membership We're received and re-
feTred to Investigating Committees. Under the
good of the order some interesting remarks weT,.
made by Deputy Grand Chief OF Honor Sister
NJ. Whitehouse OF Western Lodge After the
meeting n goose cutting contest was INDUCED
in and several prizes were awarded.
Western Lodge held a very interesting meet
ing on Thursday evening. February 4. at which
four applications for membership were received
and four members applied for beneficiary GER
Thursday evening at the hall. corner of Twenty
second and Madison streets.
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KLEEKAMP BROS. PIANO CO.,
23O7 PARK AVE.

Pianos for sale. rent. exchanged: large stock.
best makes: our location means a saving of
So to $50 10 you; phones Bell. Grand s2sM;
kfnloch. Victor. ISG. Fine turning, repairing;
twenty years experience.
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order Of United workmen.

The entertainment and smoker given by Sc
curity Lodge on last Monday night was n
pleasant and well-attended affair. Among the
8. Wagner. Arthur Lewis and Fred Amark
Interesting addresses Were delivered by super
wishing Solicitor Henry Boehning, William F.
Balm of Security Lodge. William c. Streetor
of Covenant Lodge and by Brother Phillip
Flood. Mayor OF Girard. III. During the meet
Benton Lodge enjoyed a very agreeable meat
ing on last Thursday evening and Initiated ono
candidate on last Saturday evening.
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SISTERS.

A EGIS TEMPLE, NO. 3. RATHBoNE SIS
N tiers, meets every second and fourth Thurs
uay nights at Fraternal Han Eleventh street
and Franklin avenue. Visitors welcome.
r. Z. WILLIAMS. NJ. E. c.,
1874 Coleman street.
Alice Williams. NJ. Of l.. & T., oSIv tranKiin
avenue.
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GREELEY. COUNCIL. ROYAL LEAGUE,
meets the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings In Hall No. 6. Fraternal building,
Eleventh and Franklin avenue. Next meeting
February "a. All members OF the order fra
beers expected. FraternaIly.
GEORGE PAASCH Archon.
Attest: II. H. Jones, Scribe
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= ATHBoNE SISTERS. EXCELSIOR TEN
pie. No. Is. meets every second and fourth
Thursday OF each month at Anchor Hall. Park
and Jefferson avenues. Members expected TO be
present and visitors cordially invited.
MRS. ALLIE NJ. E. c.
EranceS Hulburd, M. Il. OF O.
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noon receiving and acting On applications. Tbs
severeigns had with them the guardian q osk
land Grove. Olive Grove officers will asHfse
in the installation Of Oakland Grove ofdcers.a
which Ia the baby grove in the city. Olive
Grove will give a euchre wednesday. February
IL, at . D. m. at III hall. Broadway and Chip
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Kn,rbt. and Ladies of Security.

Security Council. No. 6s4. was the scene OF
gorgeous and varied raiment on last Monday
evening. the occasion being the mask ball
given in aid OF lodge equipment. Nations rep
Spain. American. Inaian. Uncle sam In many
styles. clowns. Ethiopians and the Jokes.
at which five candidates will be initiated. The
banner and its handsome case came In Tor It's
share of compliments.
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Tho work of the Protected Home Circle In
St. Louis and vicinity has progressed so that
the Supreme Circle has found It necessary TO
call to the assistance Of Supreme Deputy A II.
Miller four of the local workers. Doctor /. C
Herchenroeder. Doctor Chase. Doctor Vaughn
and L. It. Cooke. The city has been subdivided
into districts by Deputy Miller. so as to give
each one charge of the work of four or more
circles. This move Is expected TO not only
expedite. but to lend an impetus to the work
that will make 1t interesting all around.
Much for the good of the order is expected
Missouri. for which preparations are now being
made. Many innovations have been suggested
to this body. and are awaiting its action before
being enforced Grand President Herchen-
roeier is proud Of the work done by the circles
during the last year and has greater hopes Tor
the future.
Imperial Circle held q meeting Friday even
ing. initiating six President J. Z. Reid APP
pointed the several standing committees, and
MANY new innovations for the entertainment of
the members were introduced. Guardian George
A. Smith promises a fine programme for the
open meeting. February &c
Hobson Circle, under the guidance of Prest-
dent Doctor W. Francis Brady. is fast becom-
Ing one Of the most popular circles In st. Louis.
Hobson boasts OF having more real talent
among It's members than any other circle in
the city.
Carondelet Circle had a live and interesting
meeting Tuesday evening. Among the visitors
was the district deputy supreme president.
Doctor L. C. Herchenroeder. who delivered an
address.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. HARTMANN. dentist: examination free:
crowns, 81: plates Cbest teeth. 81 to 81: first
class work guaranteed: easy payments to work.
ing people: daily or sunday: n. W. cor Flew
enth and franklin.
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National Union.

Standard Council. No. 559. was well repre-
sented at n banquet given in its honor Friday
evening by Mound City Council at Garrison
avenue and Olive street. This feast was won
by STANDARD on a wager as to the hustling abil.
ties of. the respective councils. and Standard
was victorious by a large margin. adding
nearly no in six months. Many compliments
We're paid TO the hustiers, to which President
Frank Roland, Doctor H. ". Faber and Louis
Marks replied. On February % Standard Coun-
ell will entertain the members families and q
good entertainment is promised.
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World. F~rnternaI Association.

The hall at No. 36ls Easton avenue was nfled
at the open meeting given by st. Louis Coun-
s s,x e a sHSs by We're e; a ob Meltsa was a s, sppI sf 1aea.
teen Will be initiated at next meeting. ~
kansas ams W CITY is IS p STsrssmis r e IDLY v with pros s.
poets for chartering in the near future
sn 1Sssph national ais 3 n seeFs'ary prs so to 'be aae 5: Mo- q:
Monday to assist in institutins a council "a;
Representative sannebeck of st. Charles re-
ports good work in his locality.
knights and Ladies' of Progress.
Tower Lodge. No. /. initiated five new candfs
dates at their last meeting and had a large
ATTENDANCE of its membership II promises 2
\. 'oq End = Lodge. No e" IL. is doing nicely:
t Central trafff Losge s'GNa No. 5. r pppr's' new csndidaies
for its next meeting. Brother Bauer is the
Abilene Lodge Of Abilene. Tex. sends in an
ENCOURAGING report. showing great rroSTrss
are not in from other lodges, except 81. louis
Lodge. No. ?. which had a large meeting Tues
1900 Allen avenue Seventeen cand dates were
initiated, Tower Lodge, No. J. and IVES. Emu
the good Of the order speeches. wer' made By
w. 3. Campbell. editor OF the imperial, a
Showers. a member OF West End Lodst: Broth.
er Barclay OF Tower Lodge; No; I; ard Brother
Two new lodges have been organized at
Springfield. Mo. and one in Aurora. NJ. ami
good re5llts are promised from the feds Of
Carthage. Joplin and Webb City. =
Acorn Lodge held its first regular meeting az
the new hall. No. goo Choutcau avenue. on
Monday evening. The occasion beirE in.talia-
ton Of officers. a fair attendance was present
Sister Lena Meyer. wife of Grand Recorder
Henry W. Meyer OF the 4. y. u. W.. assisted
by Grand Recorder Meyer as grand usher. Sadie
Chedel as past grand chief OF honor, Sister
Conlfn as grand chief OF ceremonies. and sister
Julia as grand lady of honor. The officers IN.
stalled were Sister Ovens. past chisn OK h9n nor
stein, laGy of honor: Sister Messenger. re-
corder; Brother Wilson. financier:, Brother
Schermann, receiver: Sister DecerviiIe. ushers
Rose Crate, chief OF ceremonies: Sister Schutx.
inside watch. Grand Recorder Henry w Meyer
81 The a.. q. wv. made application for a nen-
efciary certificate. as did his daughter. Adele
Never. Sister Carrie JohBson presented me
hedge with a handsome Bible tT
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

= REELEY COUNCIL. 7 LEAGUE
meets the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings in Hall No. 9. Fraternal buiidinE.
Eleventh and Franklin avenue. Next meeting
February 10. Installation Of officers at This
meeting. All members OF the order frater1
naiiy invited at all times and our own mem
bcrs expected. Fraternaliy.
GEORGE PAASCH, Archon,
Attest: H. II. Jones. Scribe.
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FOREsTERs OF AMERICA
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD,
m CUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. cis, WOOD
men of the World. meets at hall Of
Charles II. Kicker, northeast corner Newsstand
and North Market. first and third Fridays.
Members expected and visitors invited.
G. Z. BRAUN Consul Commander.
r. NJ Bacon. Clerk. 441S Ffnney ave.
r CRIMINAL CAMP. No. ga, WOODMEN
OF the World. meets every Wednesday
~ sning at 8 o'clock at Blair Post Hall, li9s
Market street. Visitors always welcome.
T. v. - c.
c.. G. Cross. Clerk.
NATIONAL UNION.
= UTURE GREAT COUNCIL, NO. 1856. Ma
tional Union, meets second and fourth
mondays OF each month at Towards Han,
Olive and Garrison avenue. at , p. m. Friends
cordially invited. JOHN S.
President.
Chas J. Cox. Secretary.
g COUNCIL. NO. 559. NATION-
- al Union. meets every first and third Mon
day evening at S o'clock at Luekens Hall,
Iowa avenue and Arsenal street Members are
requested and visiting friends are fraternally
FRANK RABAND. President.
VIM r. Bedington, Secretary, ISIS Arsenal
street.
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Royal Neiehbor. of America.

Reliance Camp meets the second and fourth
Fridays of each month at Buehler's Hall.
Easton and Taylor avenues, at s o'clock. Sew
eraI adoptions are reported for last meeting,
Louisiana Camp. No. 3547. held It's regular
moetdnE last Thursday evening. Four applicants
were elected to membership and two initiated.
There will be a large class to initiate at the
next regular meeting, February 23.
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FREEMAsoNRY. authentic history, by DR..
Albert q. Mackey seven volumes, now ready.
t06 Burlington building.
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BIG REDUCTIONS
$500 to $500 MONTHLY

Will buy .ny one of the following traded-in
pianos: A Steinway upright. SlS5: a Chicken
Ing fancy cased upright, at $li6; one Hazelton
pies of what we have traded in on our regular
stock. Don't miss this opportunity. Beyer's.
Seventeenth and Locust.
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DR.. SHAuL. 500 Pine St: crown and bridge
work a specially: gold crowns, 81: plates. 50 to 81;
gold Filings. 81: consultation free: hours 5 10 6.
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PIANOS RENTED.

Rent your plano of us and you will get a
new piano for the price you, would pay for an
old secondhand piano at other, places.
THE CONROY CO. Ills Olive st.
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ST. oUI LODGE, NO. s. /. Q. o.. 2,
Odd Fellows building. Ninth and Olive streets.
Work in third degree next meeting. Visitors
welcome. Members expected to attend.
r. l.. GEkLIN N. G..
Wallace McCargo. Secretary.
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TAPEwORM-Crouch's original. pleasant and
positive cure, without sickness or fasting;
terms low: booklet free. Stephen Crouch. 721
Hickory ST.
YADIESi Use chlehester's English Pennyroyal Pills.
Best: safessi 0.ly ReliaSiei Take :. ether.
- Buy efyOur DrueE3st, or send $e. stamps. for rartts.
san and "Rsief FOR Ladies In letter n return nan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-20
New Factory Site.
CORNER OF FIFTH AND
NOBLE
Work on Building for Plow.
share Company Will
Start To-MOrrow.

Tomorrow the Reversible Self sharp
ening Plowshare company viii com
mencs tho erection Of its new factory
at tn ner of Fifth street aud Noble
ayen4 The building will be made Of
iron so by so feet In size rhis. in
addition to tho building they already
have. which is 20 by 50 feet, viii give
the company ample space for at least
a year.
This factory has come 20 Guthrie
as ore of the permanent hxtlrcs in
the growth of tie city It has cap
ital ock Of se5.O)o and, though there
is gossip 10 the contrary by knockers
It will be one Of tho largest manufac-
turing plants in Oklahoma WITHIN he
next two years.
Sometime ago it was rumored that
The con Dany In ended TO move to Ok
lahoma Cay This is a mistaye. Mr..
Stewart has faith in Guthrie He has
already invested money here AMI now
he will build factory A leeitima G
business can not fail in a thriving city
like Guthrie and Mr. Stewart. being 4
good business mapager. realized that
fac when he came here
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Carnival Sports
MANY FREE ATTRAC-
TIONS NEXT WEEK
Features Will be Presented
in Open Streets Without
Fence Enclosure.

The work of signing mp attractions
for the Business Mems carnival 10 be
held in the city begirning next Non
day. septen.b her 26, and running all the
week until midnight. Saturday. Octc
Der J. Is at out completed. and The pro
moters have sIcceeded in scouting the
best Inc Of free anc paid attractions
ever glver at any carnival ever held
in Oklahoma. ONLY the niwill Of the
weather clerk, should nat erratic in
dividual continue to vent It on Cuth-
rie can prevent this enterprise from
being a gliderlng success
The official program IS now being
prepared and viii be published az
once. 1t will elye the features Of the
different days. viii state the reefs
ana avenues to be occupied by the at
fractions. and all other informa ion re.
garding detail The decorations prom
Use ts ne the most complete over pu
up in the southwest the business men
OF his city having commenced his
week to make their respective places
of business attractive IL anticipation
Of the big ,rowds hat are sure to at
tend.
There Will be no higli board fence
around the various attractions, and the
free features will be held in the open
streets. inahing them absolutely fres
10 all. The amusement companies
will begin 70 arrive the latter part OF
this week and all will he IN readiness
for the operlng gun on Monday Sept
&c.
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80 DAYS Tickets sold Sent. 6, 1s, 20
q and oct. lith
Colonist rate to Northwest
from Sept. Is to Oct IS Santa Re
sells one way colonist tickets a.
Greatly reduced rates to n0rthwes,
Bulirrgs, Montana $2465; Livingston
Logan and Clnnibar and intermediate
points and Helena, Butte. Anaconda,
Szs g.. Spokane, wash. and intermedi
ate points, s29.65.
California Sept. Is to oct Is, colo
MIST one way tickets to nearly all
California points. s25.0O
snr Francisco and Los Angeles
Round trip tickets. account KRigh.
Templars and odd Fellows meetings.
sold Aug. * to Sept 10, good to re-
turn oct. 23rd. $500
Bunalc. Niagara Falls. Chautauqua
lake points. Cleveland, Ohio, and De
troit, Mich. one fare plus 5000, soil
daily until Sept. 30, good for 60 days.
Chicago and return, sold daily TN
til Sept. 80. s26.sO, good to return tc
Oct. 81. r. J. Best. Agent.
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OKLAHOMA RALLY DAY.
All sunday Schools Observe septem.
Der 25.

Free programs for Oklahoma Rally
Day win he sent postpaid. as many as
needed, to any Sunday school which
will send for them and agree 10 ievott
the Offering that day 10 the work OF
the Oklahoma Sunday School associa.
tion.
This day is observed every year 10
rally the Sunday school forces for the
fall and winter campaign. and to in.
crease interest In the wOrK OF the Ok
lahoma Sunday School association. the
means by which all Oklahoma Sunday
schools are helping eacn other and
themselves to do better work; 1900
sunday schools with 10000 menbers
: are included I'm this great movement
n Oklahoma.
lhe program provided for this year
Is interesting and instructive, has a
place for the regular lesson, and con.
sains the song. "Oklahoma for Christ"
sung at the great Guthrie convept.ea
Send for free programs to m, Field
Secretary.
William Aogsrs,
Medford, okla.
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@ O 0 o O @ o 0 o o o o Q o o Q Q
O sEcRETARYs OFFICE. a
O q
Q o O 0 O O @ o O o @ 30 . c o Q

A charter was granted this morning
TO the Canadian Valley and Western
Railway company The headquarters
viii be at Norman ami the capital
stock IS sa.c00,0O0 The line w'l be
constructed iron. Washita Junction in
Wash'ta county thence viii run
SOU heasterly through Caddo county
near ChicSasha r; thence to the
head waters Of Walnut creek aud
down tho creek to its confluence with
the South Canadian river. thence
down the South Canadian river in a
general scntheasterly direction through
or near Stonewall, |. r.. to connoc-
tion W the MuslSogee Union rail
road. The length Of the railrotd Is &c
be 150 mites, The directors are; T.
G. Woods W. G Blanchard. r f.
Green Dorset Carter. }. F. Sharp, and
D. r Malone. all OF Purcell ina W
II, Jobrsor. G. NJ Rountree and M
l.. Britain of Norman
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TIMe CARD.

st. Louis, Ell Reno and Western Rail-
way Company.
Effective Aug. 9. Passenger train.
Leaving Fl Reno, 6:55 A. M ~
Arriving Guthrie, $40 A. NJ.
Returning.
Leaving Guthrie, 5:15 P. NJ.
Arriving ii Reno, 7;OO P. NJ.
Freight train carrying passengers)
Leaving Guthrie, 9:15 A. NJ
Arriving FL Reno, 11.45 A. NJ.
Returning.
Leaving El Reno. 200 P. NJ
Arriving Guthrie, $3.50 p. NJ.
Both trains to run daily except Sun
day. T. L. Wolf,
Traffic Manager.
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cenIna Events.
William Aogers,
Medford. okla.

Santa Fo has stin number Of ex.
cursions at very favorable rates.
Home visitor excursion 70 pointa
~ Indiana and Ohio west Of sandusky.
Columbus and Cincinnati and 10 Louin-
vile. Ky, also Isowesviile. Powers.
Lewisport and owenshoro. KY. at one
fare plus $500 for round trip. eood for
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
sisns,s's s1ass 'Se Of 1TzHz2zMx
brain


The brain Is an important organ,
serving as il does 20 keep the head
from collapsing Almost all styles Of
doing the hair call for head Of some
sort Again. there is nothing like a
head to set of a fine neck. Finally, We
should feel rather foolish without our
heads.
For a long time scientists were una
BILE to discover why Il Is that the brain
is divided into white and gray matter.
Il remained for a clever French sayant
10 solve the difficulty.
quite likely said he, "the loud col
ors had not yet come in when man was
created"
Psychology deals with the organic
aspect OF thought TO psychology we
owe the knowledge that calfs brain
makes good soup.-Puck.
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Baseball
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterday CoffcyyilIe lest the third
of series Of three games with Gu h.
rie bv a score Of II 10 1. Guthrie was
simply too strons for tho yisitors, out
chasing them both at the Gat and
with the atery Pettigrew pitched
for Guthrie with Brown behind the
bat.
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Sale of seats ior Randa Rossa opens
tomorrow morning at o'clock al Wal
laee's drug store.
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DECORATE FoR CARNIVAL WEEK

Mr.. Dreyfus, Professional Decorator.
In the City.
Mr. Dreyfus. professional decorator,
is a. the Royal lie comes PREPARED TO
decorate business houses for carnival
week His prices are moderate. Mr..
DrcyfIs is at the head Of his 9rcfes-
Sion and has testimonials showing his
skill and taste He has all manner Of
decorating and his Intervening of
flags, bun ing and banners is beautiful.
Place yo,T order with Mr. Dreyfus and
be in the swim carnival week.
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Banda Rossa tickets on
sale tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o. clock. Wal
lace's Drug Store.
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Mrs. Harry Ardery advertised q
musical at the Oklahoma building
Saturday evening. Her aeeompanis;
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Il is certainly refreshing TO see
Guthrie papers on the library table In
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia
r. H. f.
Boston ...... Oo0Oo1oo1-2 II I
Phnteelphia o02l01OoN-4 g 1
Batteries pittineer aud Needham.
SuthOn aud uoOin
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The wea her has been extremely hot
for the past twenty-four hours and the
dust almost mendurable, Sunday
morning a refreshing rain begin early
and continued throughou. the day,
much to the delight Of the thousands
of Worlds tair visitors.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Chicago
R.. II. e.
Omaha ,.2n740IO0x--l4 Is 8
5 Joseph % o0O1oO21-4 2
Batteries Sanders ana Gonding
Diehl and Garyin.
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R. H n

K. II. ID,
sioux city ....oOOO0O20O--2 10 3
Colo. 81 rings oOO2O42Oo--S s O
Batteries Jarrott. Bills and Leslie
Nash anG Messitt
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Iaily Leader 10 cents = week deliv-
cred every day excep: Sunday. Car
riers collect weekly
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a ST q II T. a.
n....h. \ Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought
% os %EEZzIz<6(
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Washington
R. H. e.
Washington .C00OOO21O--3 s 1
New YORK .29O11OO00-4 . 1
batteries Townsend and Clarke,
Powell and Mcclure.
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Miss Pearl Malone who resides ON a
farm near Gutlrle has taken posi-
tion as saleslady in the Worlds fair
souvenir department Of Barf's dry
goods store
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the Oslahoma building and they are
hdly appreciated by the people who
are eagerly inQuiring for them.
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Miss Pearl Rhodes has accepted an
Invitation from Miss Lillian Dawson
Of Elshury Mo-. to a house party Civ
en- in her homer next week Elsbury
Is a suburb of s.. Louis
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Second Game.

r. r. E.
S Louis .....Go1OOO-t 6 0
Cleveland ........10OOO1--2 Z 1
Batteries Petty and Kahoe; Joss
and Ostdica
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Mrs c. w. Rambo and sons, CLAYTON
anu Halle who have been N s. L"lis
tie past two weeks left for home last
night