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Roosevelt and the Lions.

II will be recalled that few years
ago President Roosevelt visEted several
Massachusetts cities. among them
P.ttsneld. While passing from his
train TO the point where he was to
Speak to the people aa electric car was
recklessiy driven against the preai
Dental carriage as II passed the tracks
OF the electric line. The carriage was
demolished and one of the Presidents
guards was killed.
A short time afterwards a circus
company appeared In tho same ctr
and It had the usual attractions OF Wild
animals. etc. Through a mishaD some
OF the animals escaped from their
eager end core roaming At large One
OF tho Prefidant's friends saw the
humorous side Of tho situation and i'm.
mediately sent tho following message
10 Mr. Roosevelt; 's.ions runrJng
vlS about our streets: come down
with your gun"
~ this the President replied: Bears
ncfo In my line; turn your trolley cars
OF 9o licps."-Bosto~l Herald.
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Wenner's Report.

Secretary z. L. Wenner. of the
school land department, ha filed his
reTort for the month Of December
with Governor Frantz. The receipts
Of the office during the month was
s73. .29025 and the expenses for the
month were sl.90l.O2 on January I
the amount on hand was S2l1,452.06
which belongs to the common school
fund and it wi ~ distributed TO the
various schools IN the territory next
week. During the month there were
40 transfer Of leases made which
nettod the office $40. This is the
largest number of transfers the Of
flee has ever received in ary two
month";.
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DR.. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS A
BOON TO ALL WOMEN.
Used 10 Keep the Blood Rich and
Pure They viii Prevent Much
Suffering and Subsequent

Suffering and Subsequent
Misery.
As woman approaches tho age of
forty or thereabOuts, she should pay
particular attention to her health The
hard work. which she may have been
accustomed to do and the worry and
excitement of her daily life should be
lesscned or avoided as much aJ pos
siblc. AS her health after she passes
this time will depend IN a large meas
ure upon It. every woman owes II to
herself to build up her health during
these years lt is absolutely neces-
sary that the blood be made pure and
rich, thereby enabling all the organs
of the body to perform their work
regularly For this purpose DIR, VIII
liams' Pink Pills have long been recog-
nized AS the standard medicine. be-
cause of their great blood building
and tonic properties.
rhe case OF Mrs. Hannah A. bozler,
of 1851 Michigan Ave. Detroit, Mich,
well illustrates what has Just been
said Mrs. Lozier Is a member of the
Auxiliary OF the Masonic Engineers
and of the Pullman Relief CORPS and
has held high Office in each. The
authenticity of her statement may be
absolutely relied upon. She SAYS:
u began taking Or Williams Pink
pills about four years ago, after
had been suffering for some years
| from dizzy spells and nervousness
which were brought on by overwork.
tried several medicines without help
and all the time became more irri'
table. nervous and weak. AT times
had no appetite and could eat moth
| ing. AT intervals of every two or
| three days. my heart seemed to rise
up i'm my throat and ! would have 70
| lie down until the feeling passed
| away. | also had dull aching pains
under my right shoulder au'i across
| my back. When | ooked up / would
see black spots Occasionally ! would
become so dizzy. that | had to steady
myself to keep from falling.
II read that DR. Williams Pinl
pills were blood-pu ider and build
or. ! decided TO by them. After
had taken them short time the
dizzy spells became less frequent ant
finally stopped. | took them unu
several boxes of the pills stopped th'
dizzy spells. was entirely well an'
! now feel like new person alto
gether"
DIR. Williams Pink pills are adapted
for disease due to impure HOOD an'
| shattered nerves. They are nval
able in anaem.a, rheumatism, after-ei
fects of the grin and fevcrs and y
sick headaches. dizziness, nervousness
neuralgia, and even partial paralysi
and locomotor ataXia.
A valuable booklet entitled "Piall
Talks to Women will be sent free, II
scaled envelope, upon request, U
any woman interested.
DR.. Williams Pink pills are sold b.
all druggists. or sent most paid ol
receipt Of price. so cents per hox. 81
boxes for $3.50. by the Dr. William
Medicine company, Schenectady, n. !
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Why

should your baby suffer? When he Is
fretful and restless, don't experiment
on him and use any old thing your
neighbor recommends. Buy a bottle
of Whites Cream Vermiiuge greatest
known worm nedlcine aud cure Tor
all chidrens diseases. II rs mia ~
lis action. builds up the system, makes
thin puny babies fat Mrs. J. c.
smith. Tampa. Fla, writes:
my baby was thin and sickly,
eould not retain its food and cried all
night. used one bottle Of Wnites
cream Vermifuge and in few days
baby was laughing, happy aud well
Sold by c. II RenirO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-18
From Chlcken.POx
TO Cholera


cure-Ailn No Longer Tolerated.
In early days every barber shon
was an operating room and the town
physician resorted to bleeding as the
sure cure for all ailments from chick
en-pox to cholera As a result, many.
including our first President, died
prematurely.
The present low rate OF mortality
is due in large measure to the ad.
venccs made IN medical science and
the knowledge of the specific treat.
ment needed for each disease known
There Is no disease more common
among American aud English people
than dyspepsia. So prevalent has It
become that thousands suffer with it
half unconsciously, consider the symp-
toms as natural to their physical con
situation and resign themselves to
living on in that condition.
There is remedy for dyspepsia, and
only one. recommended and endorsed
generally by physicians Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets have stood the test of
years of use by millions OF sufferers,
| have been subjected to governmental
analyses I'm Europe and America and
alone have been found to contain the
elements which Nature has put into
the stomach for igestion-pepsn, di-
astase and other ferments.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets relieve
/ the stomach and bowels in a perfectly
natural way by helping them do their
! work. If the stomach is weak in gas.
trio Juice. Stuarts Tablets make mp
the deficiency II the muscles are in
active, Stuart's Tablets invigorate
them. stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets di'
gest every form Of food entering the
stomach. one grain of the active prin
ciple of these Tablets being capable OF
digestjng 5000 grains OF meat, egg
and other foods They are not cathar'
tic pills--their action is simply that
of a digestive.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure
nothing but dyspepsia, waterbrash
sour stomach and kindred ailments re
sulting from the imperfect digestion
of food, but these diseases they posi-
lively cure.
We will gladly send you a trial
package to prove the truth of oui
claims. Stnrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
can be gotten of all druggists at 80
cents. r. A. Stuart Co, SO Stuart
Bldgs., Marshall, Mich.
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saiiinE From the snn 20 the narth-
The philosophers have figured out
some queer problems since the time Of
Horaslo. but none OF them Is more curl
GUS than that relating TO the amount OF
time II would take for an object 20 fall
from the sun or moon TO our earth. II
has been decided. after an immense
amount OF figuring, that II bowlder
weighing ton should fall from the
sun It would take II ninety ynlne years
nine mouths aud two hours 10 reach
the earth. The same bowlder could
make the trip from the moon to The
earth IN four and one-half days.
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(i}y Geo Raker)
Il do not carrot all to we'd.
So go. sir. ~ YOU pleased"
The modest onion meekly said.
And lettuce pray have peasl
Go. think that you have never seen
Myself, or smelled my sigh;
Too long a maiden have been
For favors in your ryel
"Ah, spare a cuss." the tuber prayed
MY cherryished bride you'H be;
You are the only weeping maid
That's curant now with mc!'
And as the willy tuber spoke
He caught her by surprise,
And giving her an artichoke.
Devoured her with his eyes.
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An the world

Is a stage, aud Ballards Snow Lint
ment plays most prominent part II
has no superior for Rheumatism. stlii
joints cuts sprains, and all pains'
Buy Il. try II and you will always use
u. Anybody who has used Ballard s
Snow Llnlment Is a living proof OF
what it does.
Buy a trial bottle G5c. soc and
sf.O0. Sold by c. Il. Ronffo.
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Baptist Church.

A large gathering turned out last
night to hear Evangelist Sledge
preach. His text was from the Book
OF John, 1;42. "And he brought him
to Jesus" Tho sermon was one of
the strongest of the series thus far
delivered and was a most eloquent
plea and heat to heart talk to pro
fessed Christians to spread the gos-
pei of Jesus Christ.
The seroun was uch as to bring
MS to a realization of our duty to the
unsaved we come in contact with. At
the close of the sermon n number
came forward to ,onfess Christ or to
express a desire TO lead a Christian
life. A most tQpching scene occCrrcd
whom youth came forward TO confess
his Saviour, and from the back of the
room a wounn came and threw her
arms about the boy and Yept, thus
were mother aud son united IN Christ
Mr. Slodge earnestly invites everyone
who feels an interest regarding their
future life to come and hear the story
of the Cros.
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RAILROAD RATTLE.


Santa Fe train No. rs had two en-.
gines on the train last evening
Santa Fe Detective Ohio Miller re.
turned last night from a trip TO UK
lahoma City
Travelling Auditor r. J. Konnedy
returned to Topeka last evening.
Santa Re Detective f. N Moore re
turned % Arkansas City last evening
Agent II. l.. McCracken OF the Rocl
Island, leaves in the morning for 81
Paul, Mimi
Engineer Dan Conway is In shaw
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strictly BusIness.

May ask II ain IN the market foE
a bid for your affectionsr asked the
youth who did everything In a business
like way.
"You must go 20 par before can
take any stock In your OFFER" answered
the dutifui brokers daughter BRltt
more American.
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Rubbers BAD oversh0es; Roblns0ns
Revival Services.

fine aodience greeted Iter Ander-
son at the Christian church IL t night
and they were not disappointed in
hearing his sermon, The Railroad TO
Heaven" lie drew striking analogies
between railroad and the Kingdom
of Heaven and impressed many i'm
portant lessons His therp tonight
will be The Immortality of the Soul.
He expects another great meeting.
None csn afford to mise these meet
ngs because of their exceptional in
terest and value
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eIaek walnut oarameIs--sarraek
ual IIlv.Whito Inqratesl

(From Perkins Guide Negro OrganD
Fifty thousand negroe voters In the
new state and not a single one Of them
ON either Of the con mittccs recently
appointed by Jake Hammon
Is this the way to have harmoDy aud
win victories?
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LOCAL LACONLCs.

There are 1i0 car loads of cotton
at the compress.
Don't forget the $4,000 club meet
ing tonight.
The Maude Fealy CONTEXT was very
exciting last evening between s and 3
o'clock
We are having the London fogs this
week.
There is p new disease going around
lately called county seatitis.'
There was no session OF police
court this morning.
Eighteen stalwart Democrats from
Medfori. Grant county. headed by I.
NJ Adams. are in the city working In
the interests of their town for county
seat. The people of that county at
one time voted to move the county
seat from Pond Creek 10 Mediord by
largo majority.
II. NJ. Brewer. one of the Medtord
delegation. has been prominently men
toned for candidate for governor on
the Democratic ticket.
Tonight series of revival meetings
will begin at the West Side Congrega,
tional church Evangelist Young, oil
Kaasas city, assisting the pastor, Rev
j. b. Lister. Everybody Is cordlaiiy
invited to these meetings.
Thomas Gray and Chas. Bell OF MI
Ham.!. Iowa, have rented the Geo. w
Herod farm. 8 miles south of the city
and have moved their families here
SIlon and paul G. Boniills of MI
uamiI Iowa have bought the Daniel
McCray farm. nine miles south of the
lty and have established their homes
thereon.
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leo cream-sarrsck.
New Bank.

Territorial Bank Commissioners IA.
II Smock notified the Oakland Bank.
of Oakland that they could commence
business with $4,000 capital stock
The officers are: George Sewers, pres
ident; G. Cheney, vice president, and
T. l.. Parter. cashier.
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wallinu Tells OF Surprise.

Frank Walling, one Of tho bright
attorneys OF Grant county, Is In the
city I'VE were hardly prepared for
the county seat package the conven'
ton handed VS. said Walllng We
thought It too good to be true NatuI'
ally there is great rejoicing IN Med
ford.
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pIaek waInut caramels.-narraet.


Joseph McCleland, Of Pond Creek
is in the city He Is much cast down
over the conventions action In lnoe X
ing out Pond Greek as the county
coat of Grand county. A large dele
CATION of Pond Creek citizens arrived
today to protest against the change
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Of living is 10 have good health Use
Herbine aud you will have bushels ol
Joy. You need not be Dluo, fretful and
have that bad taste in your mouth
Tfy a bottle OF Herbine, a positive cure
for all liver complaints r. Harrell
Austin. Texas, writes:
Il have used Iierblne for over =
year, and find Il fine regulator.
gladly recommend q as ine medl
cine for Dyspepsia Sold by G. r.
Renfro.
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Send Your Cattle and Horse Hides
to the CROSBY TRISTAN FUR COM
PANY, Rochester N. Y, and have
them converted into coats. robes,
rugs, gloves and mittens; better ana
cheaper goods than you can buy.
Never mind the distane, Crosby pays
the freight See our new illustrated
cataIog page IS II interested send
for IT,
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Aaskell un and polnn.

Delegate c. n Haskell was on the
sick list yesterday but rs rp ana
smiling today II req4ires more than
sickness to keep Haskell down.
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leo cream-Barraok.

The committee on rules held anoth-
er meeting last night and examined
several Witnesses Among them was
Delegate Majors who told OF an IN
stance where some parties had tried
to influence him Ia an undue manner
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otRourko We'll Known.

j. !. ORourke, Of Topeka, who re-
ceived the lone hotel contract Is an
old time Oklahoma politician. He
formerly resided at El Reno In 1896
he was chairman of the Democratic
Territorial Campaign committee,
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John Massey, AZ North Broad street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe II. Norris and
daughter, Zoe, are visiting friends in
Wichita.
Miss Hughes. field secretary for the
Woman's Home Missionary sDciety.
who has been visiting Mrs. n. NJ. Car
ter, S24 North Broad street. the past
week left last night for saltwater
Mrs. II. H. Smock returned to New.
kirk last evening.
Mrs BothNick returned to New
York last evening after a two weeks
visit In the city with friends.
Miss Blanche Campbell returned
last evening from "trip to Oklahoma
City.
Our coffee, tea and spices are pure
and unadulterated. You pay no more
for them than you have to for the
others. Phone 33, i16 East Oklahoma
avenue, Longaker's Tea & Coffee
House.
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Murray in Doubt.

President Murray + yet in doubt as
to the amount OF a certain scent tip
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Ed Cook Is il Edmond. "
VIII Grand is in Failis.
J. w Murray is Il Perry
|
A. Traband is in Edmond.
|
j. w. Murray is in Perry.
A. Il. Piety is in Orlando.
ED kennebrew is in Coyle.
J. O. Cross of Kingfsher is in the
city.
| G. A. Husbaugh of Alva is in the
city.
Harry Campbell is in the city from
! Tulsa.
S A. Scott of Topeka is Guthrie
visitor.
Delegate TIelton has returned from
Marshall
J. !. Dilie returned to Minneapolis.
Mimi, today
DIR. Phillips returned to saltwater
last evening
p. NJ. Moon returned to Newkirk
this morning.
j. b. Murphey returned to Saltwater
this morning.
T. O. Williams of Wynnewood is a
Guthrie visitor.
Bank Commissioner II. II. smock
Is in Red Rock.
Territorial oil Inspector .. 4. Ash
ton is in Prague.
John Dillon returned to Geary on
the morning train.
Deputy Marshal VIM Walker is
here from Lawton.
Senator J. p Hickman returned to
Perkins last evening
D. II. Rush returned to Kansas City
on the morning train.
l.. A. Taylor returned to Saltwater
on the afternoon tram.
Deputy Marshal Bill Tilghman is i'm
the city from Chandler.
Deputy Marshal Regner returned to
Ponca City last evening.
II. w Shebert. Jr.. is in the city
from Broken Arrow. |. r.
f. L. Robertson Of Newkrk is here
on the county seat issue.
Deputy Marshal Chris Madsen left
this morning for Denver.
A. $. Dlckerson of Beaver is here
attending the convention.
f. A. Smith. of Woodward is here
on the county seat issue.
Geo Scheleny of Hiawatha, Kas., is
in the city visiting friends
Ian hartman ItAuiutu iiin uiDA "
ing from a trip to Red Rock.
Mike Cassidy returned from trip
to Oklahoma city last evening.
f. l.. Patton, S. H. Recker and a, ~
Mackey, of Pond Creek. are in the
city.
I - II.Ff
merchant, is here attending ,.e con
vention.
G. u. Page. prominent cotton buy
er of Carney, was in the rity last
evening.
A. A. Anderson. promilent citizen
of Kiowa county, Is here today from
, Mountain View.
T.. Delegate Frye left last night for his
home in Salisbury |. r., TO spend Sun
day with his family.
Col Henry Braun and f. A. Derr
were among the Guthrie people who
returned this morning from trip t.
Oklahoma City,
! Contractor w f Power is "a Langs
ton. lie saws he will finish up his
work on the Langston university
I building this week.
J. J. O'Rourk left last evening foi
Kansas City He has secured a lease
on the new lone hotel and will move
TO the capital city in month or 50.
=
r. Kleiner. returned to his home In
! Wheatland last evening after attend
G ing the meeting of the Oklahoma
board of agriculture here this week.
d. l.. Atkins who was elected presi
lent of the Oklahoma board of agn
culture for the ensuing year returned
TO his home in Medford on the morn
ing train.
J. Dr. j. L. Fielder. of San Antonio
Texas, Is arranging 10 establish Z
new sanitarium at san Antonio. Dr
= Fielder Is "A Guthrie boy and Is makini
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-18

SEE The Gambling Den; The
Safe Robbery; The Cave
Explosion; The S n S a.
tional Escape from Prison
The II a IN Gus Railroad
Scene; The Attempted
Lynching.
PRICES -75c, soc. 35c and 2sc
Seats now on sale at Post
Office Dug Store.
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ONE WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE

How Health In After Years May Be
Safeauarded
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RossIIs HambIsn JarrsI.
PRosPEcruG
Wednesday

Wednesday.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. w. NJ. Mccoy 604 East
Washington avenue.
Friday.
Friday Afternoon Whist club will
be entertained this week by Mrs. l..
f. Leach. Jr.
Saturday.
The Domestic Science club will
inject at the Carnegie library at 3
o'clock All members or the club are
urged to be present as the program
for the winter months will be arrang.
ed for.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dale left last
evening for W..sh.ngton d. c.. where
Mr. Dale will try case before the su.
prema court.
Mis- Nellie Lloyd is in Coyle visit
ing with friends for a few days
Mrs. A. l.. Shattuck returned to her
Hbilt III RihkuoHtl luio ilNhnlnE dilcl
two weeks visit In the city Will
c. T. Ensor and family. COG Easi
Cleveland avenue
Miss Donna Osborne and Mis- Lena
Hunter entertained at the home OF
Miss Hunter, 424 East Cleveland
avenue, last evening in honor of Miss
Leavitt Of lola, Kansas The evening
Was pent playing high five, A dainty
luncheon was served by the host dur
ing TIE evening.
Miss Edna Klink entertained at hei
home, 1902 West Cleveland avenue
this evening.
The Benevolent society held a bust
ness meeting at two o'clock this af
ternoon al the home of Mr.. j. II
Cotteral, SIC East Cleveland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. r e. Stafford oi
Frederick. are IN the city visiting witt
Mrs Stalford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
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If you don't. you should patronize
the exclusive Tea g. Coffee House, t16
East Oklshoma avenue, phone 80.
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delicious Cream eAt'iss-sarraek.
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Friday.

Friday Afternoon Whist club will
be entertained this week by Mrs. L.
F. Leach. Jr.
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DeIIeIous cream patlIes-parraeL..
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Wednesday.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. w NJ. Mccoy. 604 East
Washington avenue.
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leo crsam-sarrsek.
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There is new disease going around
lately called county seatits.'
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We are having the London togs this
week.
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The Maude Fealy contc was very
exciting last evening between s and 3
o'clock
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Delicious Cream Patties--sarrae'

Black Walnut carsmels--Barrack.
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your dinner on THANKSGIVING day. Christ
mas day. ssunday or any ether day IN
the year should be the hest mined TO
give satisfactory results. That's your
happy prospect II the coe.'s Gated from
my ya-d. ! won't take a back seat FOR
anybody when il comes &c fuel In good.
hard, clean lumps-slzes 4, suit--of An
thraoIte Coal
N. =. cHEApLE,
PRONE NO. q.
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There was no session of police
court this morning
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Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dale left last
evening for Washington. d. c.. where
Mr. Dale will try case before the su.
prema court.
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Miss Blanche Campbell returned
last evening from "trip to Oklahoma
Cts.
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Mrs. II. H. smock returned to New,
kirk last evening.
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Don't forget the 10000 club meet.
ing tonight
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H. NJ. Brewer, one of the Medford
delegation. has been prominently men
toned for candidate for governor on
the Democratic ticket
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There are 40 car loads of cotton
at the compress.