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nroncho Mnl.e. wonaerfnI nceora.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug !. - Get
away day at the Chenille track was 20
memorable one in the horse world
The programme consisted of three
events the Merchants and Manufac
turcrs' Consolation the 2.l9 class pac
ing and the free for AN pace but
three worlds records were shattered
by that fleet footed PAGER The Brou-
cho This little daughter of Storm
elite. who was recently purchased bog
Mcssrs Rochou and pohle OF Wmui-
peg. Man. for $1,000. won the three
heats of the free for all pace loo BOB
203ll and 2O2a. thereby breaking
the worlds record for three consccu.
tive heats by "a quarter of q second. the
worlus record for pacing mares Zoo %
race and the worlds record for the
fastest third heat in race
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SCITUATE. Mass. Aug. e. Mrs.
Thomas w Lawson. wife OF the Boston
financler. died at Dreamwold, Mr. Law
sons summer home IN this town. yes
terlay. Mrs Lawson had been suffer
Ing from heart trouble since June 20
last With the exception OF her son.
Arnold all of Mrs. Lawson's children
and her husband were at her bedside
when the end came. Arnold Lawson
arrived home shortly afterward. Mrs.
Lawson, before her marriage TO Mr..
Lawson in 1873. was Miss Goodwill
lie of Cambridge.
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Alfonso at English Yacht Races.

CONES England. Aug g. one OF
the main events Of the sporting world
opens at Cowes. England. 10 morrow
under the auspices of the British Royal
Yacht squadron. Yachts belonging 10
the squadron Will compete IN u haudi
cap over the queens course FOR King
Edwards cup. King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria of Spain. who are at
CoWes on the Spanish royal yacht al
ralia. escorted 10y the armored cruiser
Princess de- Asturias. will witness the
contests
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WESTERLY. Il l., Aug. g. - Nine
persons were bruised ana shaken up as
the result of collision between two
automobiles here. One OF the cars con
tanned Theodore Bodenwein. editor Of
the New London Conn Day and sec
rotary Of state OF Connecticut. his wife.
two children and chauffeur. In the
other auto were Charles II. j. Douglas
OF New York. his wife and two chill
dren. The accident occurred on the
road between Watch Hill and this
town, and both cars were badly wreck.
p1
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NEW YORK, Aug 6.--Anthony Com
stock will be prosecuted for false ar
rest and sued for heavy damages for
dragging to prison Miss Anna Robin
son. the bookkeeper for the Art stu
dents league, on a charge of circulat-
ing obscene literature through the
mails. This course was decided upon
at an Indignation meeting of the di-
rectors of the league.
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cULLoM WINS OUT.
Defeats Yates In Chicago by PIu-
rnllty of II 900 Votes

CHICAGO. Aug. G.-The Republican
voters Of Illinois made II known al the
primaries that they wished Shelby VI.
Cullom returned to the United States
senate. After lively controversy
Senator Cullom won Cook county (Chi-
cagol by plurality of more than 1000
votes. while through the state lncom-
plete returns indicate that he has So
cured districts enough 10 assure his
victory over bis principal opponent.
former Governor Richard Yates. Sena-
tor Culloms plurality in the state IL
estimated at from 5000 to 10000. In
the Eighteenth Illinois district Joseph
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BRYAN IN MAINE FIGHT.
VIII Take stump In Pine Tree state
NeHt Month.


WASHINGTON. Aug. civilian
]. Bryan will scarcely be allowed
time TO recover from the seaslckness
Of his voyage across the Atlantic be
fore he will be hurried TO Maine by
the Democratic congressional commit
tee. He Will be sent directly TO Rep
rescntatye LlttleAeld's district where
he VIII make fifteen or twenty speeches
before the campaign closes.
The battle IN the Second Maine dis
trict promises 10 be one OF the fiercest
IN any part OF the country and one or
the hardest IA the history OF the Pine
Tree State. John Sharp Williams
Champ Clark aud other great Demo.
cratic spellblnders will join Mr. Bryan
In the contest there. The Republicans
will also send their ablest speakers
there. Speaker Cannon. Secretary
Shaw aud Secretary Tart will be fore
most Mr. Grosvenor OF Ohio will en-.
ter the ranks aud the district will see
the most notable array OF orators that
has ever been sent into district since
the historic fight IN McKlnleys district
out IN Ohio.
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VENICE. Aug. O. William J. Bryan,
Mrs Bryan. Miss Grace Bryan, Colonel
Moses G. Weunore OF 81. Louis. Mo.
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Dunlap and
their daughter OF Jacksonville, H.,
spent Sunday here sightseeing. They
were Interested especially Ia the work
OF restoring the Canpanile at ST..
Marks. The party had luncheon with
Mr. White. the American ambassador.
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ST. JOHNS. y. f.. Aug t. Earl
Grey, who is visiting Newfoundland
has postponed his departure two days
owing to the cordiality of his reception
and the many delightful functions
which have been given ana are still
planned in his honor The earl and
Countess Grey visited the Belle Isle
iron mines, which supply the Canadian
smelters, ana in the evening will at
tend the citizens ball given in their
hOnor hnre
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ALBANY. VI. Aug 6.-The present
week will be observed by citizens OF
this town and former residents as the
centennial of the town, which was or
ganized OH March 81, 1906 Special
church services We're held yesterday
in commemoratlon of the event. There
Will be various exercises and entertain
ments during the week.
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Accountant Wins brighton Derby.

NEW YORK. Aug Racing on
the metropolitan tracks was brought
to close when Brlghton's summer
meeting ended in the presence OF 20
600 persons who saw James Il. Bra
dy's Accountant win the Brighton Der
by Thomas Hitchcock. Ir.'S, Salvldere
take the Winged Foot handicap and
five other races won by well backed
horses
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NEW YORK. Aug D. While ON the
way from this city to Re- n1uk y. j..
the Merchants line steamer Seabird
broke her main shaft MS the steamer
was passing Ambrose light in the low
er bay. Two hundred passengers. who
We're on board, were badly frightened
and showed signs of panic, but were
quieted 10y the assurance of Captain
Throckmorton and the officers that
there was no danger
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Three Little Girls From Hii.inrfor..

BOSTON. Aug. 4.-Each of them
wearing tag marked Portland. Ore,
U. 5. A three little girls, the eldest
not more than twelve years old. ar
rived here unaccompanied on the
Cunard line steamer Iverlne, from Hell
singfors Finland, the present seat Of
serious revolutionary disturbances.
The girls We're given over to the rail
road officers for their journey across
the continent They go to their father,
Peter Westgard Of Portland, Oregon.
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Itpays TO read the advertisements
OF enterprising home merchants They
arethe people who make town a
trade center. You should remember
that they bring the conyeniences,
necessaries and many Of the Injuries
Of life right TO your door and as a
rule sell you honest goods az a small
profit
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woman Identified.

LOWELL. Mass. Aug. t. The mys
FERROUS woman who appeared at inter
walls in different sections Of New Eng
land last winter, first as would he
suicide and again as a victim Of high
way robbery. ana who ultimately was
sent to the Lowell almshouse as an
insane person was identified us Miss
Susan Norris. formerly of this city.
by a brother who saw a picture of the
woman in a local paper.
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The present reign Of right thinking
and right Identifying is showing up
splendid results Even the old wo
men are young, the young keep young
and the old ones turn time inside out
and forge their way back to young
ness.
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Clears out Havnnn,s CIV Hail,

HAVANA, Aug. 6.-ln order to car
ry out his plans for complete reor.
ganization Senior Cardenas the new
mayor of Havana, has requested the
resignation of every city employee
The men fear that few of them will be
reappointed.
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ST LOUIS Aug. G-The first game
of the series between New York
Americans and St Louis resulted in
victory for St Louis 10y a score Of =
to /. because New York could not hit
Petty Stones home run drive broke
the way for ST. Louis.
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BOSTON, Aug 1.-THE candidacy OF
William j. Bryan for the Democratic
nomination for president was the sub
iect Of statement given out by for
mer Mayor Josiah Quincy. chairman OF
the Democratic state committee. who
urges strongly the nomination OF Mr.
Bryan.
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FRANK E. HOWE. Editor aud Publisher

So long as mans health stays 10y
him and be is honest to himself, and
to his ncighbor, he win ultimately
reach the goal he is striving for
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LUGANE. Switzerland Aug t. VII
liam j. Bryan and his party were given
a banquet 10y Louis Lombard at the
Chateau al Trevano here on Saturday.
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TO TROY


Additional trains leave Troy $50. due Ben
ngton 800 .. m sundays 10 a. m. due
Bennington Is "A. m; and leave Bennington
BIO y. m. due Troy 6A5 D. m; Sundays $40
p. m, due Troy II 10 p. m.
This train runs daily.
Stops only on signal to take or on notice
10 conductor to leave passengers.
Time a m.
FOR further Information address Chas.
Morrill,.
Gen'l western Passenger Agent. Troy. N Y.
ID. J. FLANDERS.
Gcn Pass & Ticket Art
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FOR SALE

All the real estate owned by c. n
Darling, situated on Mccall street
Bennington village, and consisting
the following parcels ~
LIST. The two story iranedwelling
situated on corner OF West Main and
Mccall streets, together with
lot.
2nd. The two story frame dwell
ling known as the "Victor Avey"
place situated on the east side Mccall
street.
Bird A bulldog lot east side Mccall
street.
4th. A building lot on the northwest
corner OF West Main and Mccall
streets.
9th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot.
oth. a two story, three tenem Mt
house on west side Mccall street.
lth \ building lot just south fr N
said three tenement house.
eth. \ two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall street.
The above property will be sold In
one lot II desired or in separate par
GELS, and is offered at reasonable
price.
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MIDDLETOWN. n. Y, Aug. 6-The
fine residence Of Lehman Stern in this
city which was nearing completion.
has been totally destroyed by fire. The
loss is $4,000. II is believed the fire
was Of incendiary origin.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played saturday la the Va
tionai aud American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York-Chicago. &; New York. g.
A. Brooklyn Cincinnati. o.. Brooklyn. g.
Second Game Cincinnati, .. Brooklyn. l.
AZ Boston pittshurE %. Boston. J.
40 Philadelphia St Louis ] Philadel-
ph.n e.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT Detroit New York. O. Detroit. l.
AZ 81 Louis-W Washington. ., St Louis. O..
At cleveland Philadelphia. s. Cleve-
land
Al Chicago Boston o. Chicago l.
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Impure blood runs you down makes
you an easy victim for organic di-
eases. BUrdock Blood Bitters puri-
es the blood cures the cause builds
YOU up.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Corrected to June 2ilh. 1906. Trains ieaye
Bennington daily except Sunday, unles =
otherwise noted.
GOING SOUTH.
1870 q m-Express daily for Troy. Albany
ana New York Pullman sleep
ing cars to New york
5'4O Passenger for Troy, Albany and
New York
I2iI5 p m-Mail for Troy, Albany New YorR
and West.
$40 " Flyer for Troy Albany and New
York, Pullman parlor car 10
New York.
$40 Express for Troy, Albany and
New York
7tIO Passenger for Troy and Albany
$40 e Sundays only. Passenger for Troy
GOING NORTH
I2iI5 m-Exprsss daily forRutland. Burng
ton Montreal, Ogdensburg and
West. Pullman sleeping cars to
s;io Montreal and Ottawa.
Sundays only, Passenger to Rut
land, burlington and Alburgh
10 Passenger for Rutland Burlington
and Ogdeusburg.
II.1O a. m.--Passenger for Rutland and Bur.
lngtOn.
40 p m-Flyer forRutland, Burlington, Mon
treal and Ogdensburg Pullman
parlor car to Montreal.
OiI5 m-LOcal Passenger for Rutland Bur.
lngton and intermediate stations.
Trans from Rutland arrive at Bennington
2 200 and. $40 a. m. i2.i5. 40 and $40 u. IN
also at i0.l y. m. on sundays
Trains from Troy arrive at l2A5. s.45 and II 40
a. m; $40, 500 and e:45 p. m also ats.B
a. m. on Sundays only.
CHATHAM DIVISION.
SiI5 a m-Passsnger for Chatham and New
York.
$3.50 p m-PasSengar for Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at i045 a. m. and
6.l6 p, m.
GEO. II JARVIS, Gen'l Mgr.
C. f. DAILY, Passenger rraffic Manager
@. A. NrMMo, Gen. Passenger Agt.
Rutland,V
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CHARLES N. POWERS
Real EsiatelAsent
Savings Bank Building
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.

corrected TO June y. 1906 Trains leave Ben.
nlngton daily. except sunday. unless otherwise
noted.
TRAINS LEAVING.
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JOS. M. AYERS.
GARBAGE COLLECTED

VIII m IKE weekly or monthly call
II desired or drop me card or telephone
for any special job. Also heavy team
work.
EN- HULETT
Telephone 1864
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Corrected TO June 2ilh. 1906 Trains ieave
Bennington daily except Sunday, unless
otherwise noted
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REAUTtFrL COMPLEXION
Iadn Of Elftu Looks sntean.

A Nashville lady found 3 way 60 beau-
ufy her comp ziou without tho use Of
d vs. a. face creams
Before I began the n-e Of Grape
Ntts," she writes u was convinced 2
could NOT hyo bong was sick al the
time; heat trouble. kidneys seriously
effected, eyesight bad sorse Of smell
was gone and hearing very poor.
My family thought I bod d7opsy and
G. uld not get wen. and only ate Grave
Nuts because ! slept better afteswards--
ga not dream could be entirely cured,
'ad quit an treatment ana given up
hope.
"Aftr spending a large sum OF money,
o. being un0ef ihe best physician8 FOR
three years without relief. commenced
Getting q Nuts FOOD thee times
dey and now / am sound az dollar. am
in perfect health, hny years Oh and my
compiexion Is better than some giris az
sixteen.
n neYr have headache nerves are
strong sight SO much improved need
~ slagses heart and klaneys 40 perfect
condition.
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RSONAL
NJ MENTION

ID. Clar, is IN Perry
S. C. Barnett. Of Co-dan. IS in the city.
Alex McCaskey. OF Billings. is in the
city.
e. Hester came down s-om Perry last
night
w. A. Olden. Of oatha. Kansas. IS in
tbe cltv.
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I'd thornton is IN ths city from i''
Den today
j. a. Wilson came ovc- from haid
this morning.
n. NJ. Peacock went 70 Nsvina on The
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II 81 u IKE coffee hu, rai- draS il. try
Dr. shoop's Health Coffee II S. true
that real Coffee does disturb tho stom-
shoop's Health Coffee has not grain o.
t.uo coffee in H. Being made from
parched grains malt ett, IL forms
wholesome food-like drink. yet having
the true favor of Old Java and Mocha
Coffee. Made In a minute" Call az
our store for free sample. Sold by
Bank Grocery
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ADJUSTMENTS


"it Happened m Nordiand"
The famous Lew Fie.ai Theatre come
peny of New York CiE tr.nss 10 the
BROOKS the original New York production
OF the Victor liorbe-t-Glln AiacDanough
cperatic ltyanglnza. "tt Happened
ir Nordland' under thc ,crsonal di.ec-
ten Of Julian Mitchell
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Penteeost- Adams.

AZ Tho residence Of Mrs E1 Pentccost
Sio East Warmer. he- daushtcv. Miss
u.a Pentocost. and Mr. Homer Adams
were married this morning az s O'Clock,
Rev. X. c. Vcntrcss OF the Christian
church. officiating The marriage was a
very quiet one. only the family and in
innate friends being present They left
for Wichita, Kansas, on the morning
train where they will visit Miss lrma
Rouse. a close friend Of the bride. Mrs
Adams is ono OF Guthrie's most charming
and beautiful bellies Her sweet per-
sonalty ana beauty OF character COM
ned to make her gteat 'syosite In
local social circles NJ Adams Is well
or favoraby known In Guthrie for his
sterling worth. and strength OF charac-
tor He has been for two years with
tn, Guthie Savings Bank as assistant
casher ana has sl3wn i'm every 0aru-
cular worthy OF the confidence and trust
repcsed In him. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
have the warmest good w'"hes Of their
host If friends,
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p 70 each iife some ruln5 must fan,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Ciy fools suicide or take % fight
Smart people take Rocky Mountain r Ts'
al night @. r. Renh0
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NJ and Mrs $. l.. sou.rier enter
mmed Saturday evening with an ela-
borate FIVE O'Clock jinncf In honor of
leir guests. Mrs Dolde and Mrs. Powell
a. stfllwater. and Mrs CO arles seeiy-S
rrests. Mrs Prescott Mrs. Hiu, Mrs. Far
rar and MISS Farrar OF Arkansas city.
Tho parlors waro handsomely decorated
.vuh carnations chly ympthcmums and
sr1nax The table was in the shane of a
Maltese cross beautifully decorated with
flowers aad fcrn~. The menu was as fol-
lows First course. fruit a)retizesj second
course. canned oysters md wafers;
tsird course turkey, gravy and dress
ing. potatoes cranberry sauce, hot coils.
with which punch was served fourth
course. frozen cheese. with butter thias'
.Gfth cou Sc. plum puidins with oorome'
souce pickles mints end ccffee. Aftet
nner the evening was scry ~ asantiy
spent with high FIVE, Mrs. Hildr~.h win
lining fret prize for Guthlis ladies'; Mr
Ccyle second; Miss Fa-rar, guegts p-ize,
and Mr. Huston the consolation. The
CIosts were Governor and Ms. Fraatz
Judge and Mrs Blu ford NJ, and Mrs. c.
W Rambo. Mr. aud Mrs. Hagan, Mr.
and Mrs. Secly NJ. and Mrs. Cotteral
NJ. and Mrs Hndreth. Mr and Mrs.
lIiuston. Mr. and Mrs Coitc-al pr. and
l'Nrs. Barker, Mr.. Harry NeNmon. Mr..
ard Mrs. L. NJ Dolde an4 Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Powell Of sunwater aad M-s.
Prescott. NJ HW Mre Farrar and Miss
Farrar of Arkansas CITY. This was the
last OF the series OF entertainments given
last week by MIS-. Spurrer M. seely
| lani Mrs Cotteral an 1f which have
been delightful and huca enjoyed oy
their guests
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John Taylor the Seward farmer, says
D" has a l7-yea~-old bog Victo- Juday.
an his employ that can beat the band
8 theTing ocrn. For eight ZEN days John
slys, he has averaged so bushels per day.
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We are tho young people of this coun-
iry the best example and teaching that
we chance % know. That's good ad-
Yice.--Teke HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Tea o. Tahlets. IS rents c. n.
Renfro.
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Pete saker

A clean comedy production of the
brightest desc lption, fich d humor em-
teliishad with several con- bits and "A
uell-developed plot at times strongly
dramatic IN dialogue aud situation. called
"A Race for a widow" comes to the
ls,ooks Wednesday.
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The advanced sales FOR III Happened
ir N7rNand which aapea-s al the
Trooks tomorrow night gfe Immense
ary ai ihe ticFets aif sold
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a novel feeling of leapuE bounding
Impulses 60 through you- body You
fcel young, ace young and are young af-
te- taking Holllsters Rocky Mountain
Tea. Tea o. Tablets. 35 cents. C. r.
paufro
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The Fti o6eniar before Judso
csmith this morning was Ton Day.
ssarssa 6. win s,eslieF - 9ysrsQat f'om
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Tommy Donnelly. who ia known an
over the United States a. black faced
crmedian par excellence, Is leading the
hs. OF end men with the Donnelly &
Iiatheld Magnificent Minstrols again this
season. Donneily IS one OF those ary
witty, active negro imperscnators who
never fails 20 please. lie delivers the
gaods" az the Books November 2e
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seurlm n their hte>t musical mlee
~he Eusl,
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sThe Twin Comedian ore Coming"
I'he7e has been scores of oomediaEs of
Inherent tynes produced in the asst few
vars. most u not az founded GA the liaes
of prohability no comedians have at their
f,erosa "a i Iotter feid ff,r rhs tsrsa,
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Coils and Mrs. Roy Hoffman came IN
ON Chandler ON The mor1irg train.
Mrs G. w. Rlmho left yesterday for
Phoenix Arizona whore Doe was called
hy The illness OF her son.
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A Race
For
A Widow
WITH
WITH
PETE BAKER
And a Great Cast. New Songs
New Specialties

Seats on Sale at Postonice
Drug Store.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

Santa Fa Detective Emmett G-ogg ana
wife returned TO Emporia, Kansas this
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

Conductor John Fogarty spent Sunday
with his family in Arkansas City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

The RccN Island railroad aas organized
an expreso company Of II own which
VII b. put IN operation on it's lines when
cCn ntracts with other express companies
expire. The new company will b. known
as the North American ENp7ess COM
uGny. and Is capitalized at S25 600 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

Agent Holmes Of the Katy says tnat
h.f -oad is handling more cotton than
any other company ln the new state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19
A GREAT COMPANY
A GREAT SHOW

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