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Full. Time in Manchester
HYNE RECEIVED HIS
Notorious Bigamist and Confidence
Man Goes to Prison for
Twelve Years

Bristol, England, Feb. 15.-Arthur
Hyne, the man with many aliases. who
has been on trial here charged with
bigamy and fraud in connection with
bigamy and fraud in connection with
matrimonial advertisements. was yes
terday sentenced to seven years inn
prisonment on the bigamy count and
to five years for fraud. these sentences
to run cOncurrently. Hyne pleaded
guilty To both charges.
Hync is dentist. who has an Amer
lean diploma He is believed by many
persons to be identical with George a.
Witzhoff or a. {. BeSSember or A. =.
Weston, who several years ago mar
ried several women in America and
then disappeared after having secured
various sums of money from them.
WitnhOff left the United States in the
summer of 1905 and search for him
was Immediately begun and he was
finally arrested in England last month.
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CARUSO'S ACCUSER
AGAIN IN COURT
Fined for Intoxication and Fighting
Her Sister-in-Law

New York, Feb. l5.--Mrs. Hannah
Slanhope, who caused the arrest of
EnricO CaluSo the Metropolitan Opera
House tenor. on charge Of annoying
her in the Central Park monkey house
last year. was fined 1 cent for intOxi-
cation and disorlerly conduct. in Nor
risania police court yesterday. Her
half-sister, Mrs. Mary Graham. with
whom she lives at 1S47 Bathgate ave-
nue.. was fined the same amount on the
same charge.
When Mrs. StanhOpe complained to
Policeman Kane that CarusO had
pinched her she gave the name Of
Hannah Graham. She never appeared
in court against the tenor, but, on the
temtimony of Kane, Caruso was fined
ten dollars.
Policeman John Roney found Mrs.
|Stanhope and Mrs. Graham at fremont
and Vyse avenues, in the Bronx. en-
lqeeea IN 4 hattie. in which. hD1esi1yls
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GRAHAM IS GENEROUS
A Twentieth Century Edition Of Enoch
Arden Offers to Share his Fortune
With His Wife and Her -
Extra Husband

Meadvile. Pa, Feb. 15.-Seven years
after he had mysteriousiy disappeared
from his home, near here. during which
time he had accumulated a half-mii-
lion dollars, George Graham returned
this week to find his wife married to
G. w. Rough.
Several weeks ago the couple learn
ed that Graham was still alive and
upon legal advice were married a sec
ond time yesterday. Upon his return
Graham went to his old home expect
ing to find his wife awaiting him.
He was greeted by strange faces.
who told him that his wife had mar
ried Rough nearly seven years ago.
Ora ham located his former wife and
her husband on prosperous farm
near here. and when he made himself
known Mrs. Rough tainted
When she was revived the woman
threw her arms around Kough's neck
and shrieked, oh, ] can't leave you.
owe you best of all After Offering
to divide his fortune with the couple.
Graham proposed going back West, as
he did not care to mar his former
wife's happiness.
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AlDRICH BILL OPPOSED
Senator Clay Denounces 1t as Sur
render to the Bankers, and Wants
Government to Issue $500, 900 Of
Treasury Notes.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Denouncing
the Aldrich financial bill as wrong ana
vicious and favoring instead the plan
advanced by Senator Bailey for the
issuance of five hundred millions OF
treasury notes by the government,
Senator Clay, of Georgia, yesterday
discussed the financial question for an
hour and half in the senate He
said it would be sad day for the
country when Congress should absoe
lutely surrender its sovereign right to
regulate the circulation medium and
leave it to individuals and corpora
tions. for then. gradually, the country
would be owned by banking associa-
lions
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ANOTHER FRANCO.
AMERICAN ALLIANCE
Marriage of Miss Theodore Shonts 4
the Duke de Chaulnes

New York. Feb. 15.-An arrangef
ments have been perfected for the VEL
ding today of Miss Theodore Shont
and the Duo de Chaulnes. The cene
mony is to be performed at noon -
the home of the brides parents, Mxs}
and Mrs. Theodore p. Shonts. Tx
event will be marked by none Of the
gorgeous or spectacular effects that
characterized the recent VanderbiI4l
wedding. The guest list will be COM
fined TO the relatives and close friendGf
of the two families. The bridal partj&
will be small and the ceremony wiz
be followed by a simple weddinr'
breakfast. The French ambassador
and Nine Jusserand will be among
those present. The Duo de ChaulueSs
and his bride will spend their honey
moon in Florida, and the couple VIII
go abroad in May.
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INDUSTRIES AGAIN ACTIVE.
Many Factories Have Recommended
Operations and Thousands of
\ Men Have Gone Back to
Work

New York, Feb. l5.-F'rOm all overt
the country dispatches received in
New York tell the story of thousands
on thousands of workers returning to
their accustomed tasks and seem to
mark as eded the hard times result
ant On the recent financial panic
From Ohio, Illinois and the Middle
West, come stories Of the greatest in
dustrial enterprises resuming prOduc-
ton at their full rate, and throughout
New England the situation is quite as
bright.
In Chicago the Illinois Steel Com
pany has re-Opened It's plant, plate,
slab and structural steel works. giving
employment to 1000 men and by the
end of the week 5000 more will carry
the full dinner pail.
Between 5000 and 5000 men have
returned TO work at the Lorrain plant
of the National Tube Company. Cleve-
land, O. About 5000 men are usually
employed. The company will soon re-
employ the full quota. Interviews
with leading manufacturers of Cleve-
land and Northern Ohio show an opti-
mistic feeling as to the business condi-
tons. General Manager w. Ney, of
the American Steel and Wire Conn
pany, says his company is now en-
plOying between 1000 and 5000 men,
a larger number of whom have been
on half time: that it is probable the
entire force will soon be on full time,
| if the present increase in orders is
maintained. The plant of the company
at Salem, O., has resumed the double
/ turn operations.
$500 Men at Canton
Canton, Feb. 15.-Three mills of the
Stark Rolling Mills Company at Can
ton, o.. have resumeds The B. F.
Goodrich Rubber Company has added
$500 men within the last two weeks.
1000 at GAINESVILLE
! GAINESVILLE, O., Feb. 1.-THE tube
plant of the Mark Manufacturing Com
pany, employing 100 men, has resumed
work, and the Roseville Pottery Com
pany. employing 800 men, resumed on
half time.
! Rubber Plant Resumes
| Naugatuck, Conn, Feb. 15.-Nine
hundred employees Of the Goodyear
Rubber plant have returned to work.
Cotton Workers Return
Biddeford, Me-, Feb. 15.-Four thou
sand employees Of the Pepperell Man
ufacturing Company will resume full
time in the local cotton mills next
Monday.
100 in Providence
Providence, r. l., Feb. 15.-The LEO
employees of the Gorham Manufacture
ing Company are again on full SEIZED
ule.
Full. Time in Manchester
Manchester, N. H.. Feb. 15.-The
!Amoskeag Mills have announced that
their schedule Of full time will be re-
Sumed.
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TERRIBLE WORK OF ToRNADOS
One Cut Swath Through Tyler, Tex,
and the Other Wrecked Town
i'm Mississippi.

Tyler, Tex, Feb. 15.-Tyler was
swept by the most disastrous lorna
do in it's history yesterday. The
storm swept over the main residence
section. eaving a trail of death and
devastation.
The known dead number four with
six seriously injured, one Of whom
will die. 1t is expected the death list
in Tyler will reach twelve, and the
number Of injured two score or more.
While it is impossible to ascertain
the loss of life or to approximate the
extent of the disaster, ii is known
that everything for five miles is swept
clean
Many Killed and Wounded in Mis-
sissippi
Hattiesburg. Miss, Feb. 15-Moss-
vile, ten miles from Laurel, Miss,
is reported to have been blown away
by a cyclone which passed over Jones
county. The town had population
Of 500.
A nOrthbound passenger train which
got a few miles north Of Laurel today
at noon had to turn back on account
of the wreckage on the track. The
passengers said they saw half a dozen
dead negroes, but could not estimate
the probable number killed. At Ser
vice. Miss, near Laurel, the home OF
Ike Holloway. white. was blown away
and two Of his children killed.
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BABY HANDS

Will get into mischief-often it
means burn OF cut or scald. Apply
Billiards. Snow Liniment. just as soon
as the accident happens and the pain
will be relieved while the wound will
heal quickly and nicely. A sure cure
for sprains. rheumatism and all pains.
Price Csc, Soc aud 81 . bottle: sold
by the Anti lonopQly apfHa atesA 49,
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IL YOU KNEW

The merits Of the Texas wonder, "
would never suffer from kidney. BIZ
der or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottle tWN
months treatment. Sold by druggie
or by mail. Send for testimonials. D4l
E w. Hall, 1926 Olive street, st. Loyi
Missouri. =,
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WISCONSIN FOR BRYAN

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE de-
ocrat!c state convention yesterday O.
dorsed Bryan and instructed the de-
gates 10 vote for him first, last O.
all the time" 80
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FOR SALE-A good saw Mill with q;
70-horse-power boiler and 5O-horsa-
power engine, in serviceable conditions
including good edger, a cut OF saw
Home on s. A. L. railway, two miles.
east Of Wildwood Will be sold ~ =
bargain. Apply to H. L. Snowdeng1
Oxford, Fla.
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coughs, colds or Group. get a Csc. TIN
Of Menard's Group Suet at the POST
office Drugstore and use it according
to directions. -
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MUSIC HALL

The entertainments will begin In the
music hail at 300 a. m. continuing
to l2:UU noon
$500 to 500 y. M. and 700 to- 10 90
p. m, Prof phinncy's entire band, to-
gethcr with his opera singers. Will
render a program Of exceptional mer.
Il. which will be interspcrscd with
high c,a vaudeville features anu
condensed acs from the popular OPP
cras Of the day by mn octettc of ar
lists second to none in the United
States.
RACE DEPARTMENT
1900 to GOO y. m, six running rae.
as, rwo harness heat races and one
dash harness race
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
Judging will begin at 10000 q. m.
Sec Arena prog am.
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band concert orchestra in attend.
ance upon the celebrated entertain.
ment given by Miss Grifing, styled
The House of y ke Believe 90
For special program and descrip.
tion apply to Miss Elise Grining.
care state Fair Of Texas, Dallas.
Texas.
800 y. m. to 500 p. m. full
band concert. with high class yaude-
Vile and specially prepared program
in honor of the visiting postmastcrs
OF the State.
1880 to 1000 y. m. magnificent
production of opera acts accompa.
MED by full band concert with solos.
both vocal and instrumental giving
acts and songs from the popular
operas of the day.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 to 600 y. m. six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging 10 begin promptly at
1000 q. m. See Arena program
Furnished on application.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER %.
Thirteenth Day.
RAMSEY DAY.

This day has been named In honor
of the Ramsey family, call having
been issued for a reunion OF that
family in the convention hall at 1000
a. m. Program of same will be issued
on the grounds.
MUSIC HALL.
800 a. m, 10 1900 noon, 800 to
$500 p. m, 1880 to l0;30 p. m, full
band concert by Phinney's celebrated
military concert band. followed by
mus ical programs OF exceptional in.
terest to those of artistic inclinations,
interspersed during the day with
high class vaudeville shows. and VOC
al and instrumental solos.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1s.
Second Day.
SACRED CONCERT DAY.
MUSIC HALL.

From 1000 a. IN. to 1900 noon.
band concert, instrumental and vo-
cal soloists
800 p. m. to 500 p. IN. Phin.
ney's Testimonial sacred classical
music. vocal and instrumental. ar
ranged especially for the occasion
by Prof Phinney; closing the af-
ternoon performance by rendition
of the celebrated Latin hymn. sta
bet Mater" with Phinney's entire
band and vocal octette led by Nine.
Dora De Philippe. prima donna.
1880 TO 1000 p. m, elaborately
prepared musical festival, witd tIll
band concert and vocal octette OF
male and female voices. Condensed
acts in costume OF the popular op-
eras OF the day, closing with Phin-
ney's celebrated production, From
Firesidc to Battlefield
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RACE DEPARTMENT.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER I.
Sixteenth Day.
Closing Day Of the Gar

The great State Fair OF Texas for
It's clio ing day will offer to it's visi.
tors during The entire day q program
In It's music hallthat will prove the de-
ligh of an visitors. Sacred songs will
be- rendered 10y phinucy's entire band
Of opera singers including the world
renowned "Jcsus Lover of NV Soul.
made famous by the Trinity Qura
rcttc of New York and the cclebrat-
ed Latin hymn. "Slabct Mater. which
will make this day one long to be
remembered In the his ory OF the fair.
r. !. KlEST. SYDNEY SMITH.
President. Secretary.
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the newspaper makers of Texas and
their co-workers. All visiting editors
will this day be accorded tue free
dom Ut the grounds. as well as to
every entertainment on the grounds.
and in so doing the management
feels that ii is but a slight return
for the universal kindness and as.
sistance rcnd red by the press to
the Fair.
MUSIC HALL.
1000 a. m. to 1900 noon. fult
band concert and high class yaudc.
Vile.
$500 y. M. TO 500 y. M. special.
ly prepared band and vocal c7ncer.
In honor of the visiting press
1900 p. m. to 10:OO p. M, Pain.
neys entire band OF instrumental
and vocal music with acts IN cos.
tunes from the popular operas. by
Nine. Dora D. Fillippi and her oc.
tette OF famous singers.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 to 600 y m, six running
races. two harness heat races and
one dash harness race
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging will begin promptly at
1000 a. m. See Arena program
Furnished on application.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER -.
Eighth Day.
TRAVELLING MEMS DAY.
STENOGRAPIll.RS' DAY.
REPUBLICANS DAY.

This day is and has been for
many years set aside and named in
honor OF the Travelling Man, that
great evangelist Of commerce and
civilization, who has proven one of
the greatest factors in the devel-
opment OF Texas, as well as the
entire Southland
MUSIC HALL.
1000 to 1900 noon, especially
prepared entertainment in honor OF
this day by Phinney's entire band
with accompanying soloists, both In.
strumental and vocal
$500 to $500 J.. m, full band con
cert, mterspersed with high class
vaudeville shows.
1880 to 800 p m, fun band con
cert and vaudeville attractions,
solos both instrumental and vocal.
with renditions from various operas
by the cell brated octette, led by
the world-renowned prima donna.
Nine. Dora DE Fillippi.
The republicans will hold spc-
cially prepared program in the
Grand Stand. beginning at 1000 a.
m, continuing to 1900 noon. during
which time the public will be ad-
drs ssed by some of the leading II D.
publican Orators of the day. T..
Thayer chairman.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
1890 TO 900 p. m, six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
1000 a. m, judging will begin,
closing the day with magnificen.
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LIVE STOCK oePARrM
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 80.
Fourteenth Day.
TEMPERANCE DAY

Th' day has been named in hcnrr
of the temperance societies Of the
stare Of Texas, who will occupy tn,
convention hall during the entire day
for any service they may see flt to
inauguratc and addre scs will be dcliy.
cred by prominent speakers.
MUSIC HALL.
300 q. m, TO 1900 noon. 800 to
500 ,. m, and 7:30 to lO:3O, concert
by Prof Phnncy's entire band. I'm.
strumcntal and vocal soloiss, condcn.
scd acts from popular operas and
high class vaudeville for the general
entertainment of the visitors
RACE DEPARTMENT
100 To 600 y. m. six running roc.
es. two harness heat races and one
dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
Judging will begin at 10000 a. m.
See Arena program.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Fourth Day.
CONFEDERATE DAY.
DEMOCRATIC DAY..

This day is named in honor Of the
Veterans OF tho Lost Cause; honor
ing the memory OF those who fell
and for the entertainment of those
who survive. General W. l.. Cabcll
will have full charge. and appropri-
ate exercises will be held in the
Convention Hall ON the Fair
Grounds.
1000 a. III. to 1900 noon, full
band concert and high class yaude.
vile.
500 p. m. to p. M, specially
prepared entertainment, both instru-
mental and vocal for the enter
m"nt of the visiting veterans.
700 y. m to 1000 p. M. full band
concert under the leadership of
Prof. Phinney. vocal octette, head
by Nine. Dora De Philippi, with her
company of famous singers.
GRAND STAND.
1000 a. m. TO 1900 noon. Demo
cratic Day, with addresses by spea!
crs of national rcpute on political
issues of the day. For proeyan ap.
ply to Chairman John Cullom.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 to 900 p. m, six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging to begin promptly at
10000 u. m. See Arena program.
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 25.
Ninth Day.
SACRED CONCERT DAY.
MUSIC HALL.

300 a. m to 1900 noon. sacred
concert. accompanied by ml band
and song rccitals.
$500 y. m. to 500 p. m. cspo-
cially prepared program by Prof
Phudey's entire band, In which al
of the singing artists will partic.
ipatc.
7:3O to 1880 p. m. sacred classic.
al music program, arranged cspo.
cially for the occasion, which will
be followed by condensed acts from
various popular operas, rendered in
full costume.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Tenth Day
BUCKNER ORPHANS HOME DAY.
G. \. II. and RELIEF CORPS DAY.

G. \. II. and RELIEF CORPS DAY.
As a testimonial of the high re-
gard held for the Bucknor Orphans
Home. the entire school ana teach
ors will be admitted '.cc ON this
day and an entertainment will be
given in the music hall from lO;OO
Il. M. to 1900 noon. especially pre-
pared for the little visitors. by
Phnncyq's entire band. ntcrsporscd
with vaudeville acts for the occa.
sion.
800 to 500 y. m. band concert
and vaudeville.
1880 to 1890 p. m, musical pro.
duction by Phinncy's baud with So
los. both vocal and Instrumental
from the popular operas of the day.
The members of the G. y r. and
Relief Corps will occupy the couvcn-
tion hall tent the entire day
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 TO 600 J.. m. six running
races. two harness heat races and
one dash harness race
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging will begin at 1000 "a. m.
See Arena program.
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MUSIC HALL.

300 a. m. to 1900 noon, especially
prepared program in honor OF the oc
casion by Prof. Phinney ard his en-
tire band of both vocal and ln,trumen.
tai artists.
$500 to 500 =. M, band concert
vaudvllc and vocal renditions
1880 TO 1000 p m, band concert,
followed by the opera company in
condensed acts of popular operas. led
by the celebrated prima donna, Nine.
Dora De Fillippi.
RACE DEPARTMENT
1900 10 GOO p. m, six running rae
es, two harness heat races and one
dash harness race
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
Judging will begin at 1000 a. m
See Arena prog am.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 2e
Twelfth Day.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81.
Fifteenth Day.
PANHANDLE DAY

This day has been named In honor
of the citizens of ,hc Panhandle Dis.
trict of our Great state. who will oc.
cupy the convention hall with their
visitors during the entire day.
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Five hundred and eighty. two.
three and four year old steers. VIII
sell for s2j per round with 10 per
cent cut. All good native cattle In
good shape and n bargain for the
money. Address an" Box 6.
3Otf Ardmore. Okla.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
Seventh Day.
SACRED HARP DAY.
LUMBERMAN'S AND HOO-HOO
DAY

900 TO II a. m. superb Offering In
Dand concert, songs and vaudeville.
1l:OO "A. m, the Sacred Harp asso.
citation will occupy the music hall
until G p. NJ. for their song recitals,
singing the songs that Mother
Sang for the entertainment OF the
entire public, which will make this
day long TO be remembered, espe-
cially by the elderly people who
may visit the Fair.
7:30 to 1890 y. m,rull band con.
cert followed by high-class artists
in rendition OF The popular operas OF
the day.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
1900 to 500 ,. m, six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging to begin at 1000 Il. m
See Arena program.
Grand horse show in Arena tent
besinnink at 500 ,. m.
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STATE FAIR Of TEXAS
PROGRAM FOR EACH DAY

Dallas, Texas, oct 10.-The fol.
lowing program for each of the six
teen days of the twenty-third am
nual meet OF the State Fair OF Tex.
as, which opens in this city next
Saturday, has been issued by the
managemt
SATURDAY OCTOBER II.
First Day.
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MUSIC HALL.

The day performance In the music
han will be arranged particularly for
the entertainment Of the Fraternal
Associations
$500 a m, to 10 noon, 300 to 90
p. m, 1880 to 1000, Prof. Phinney
and his entire band and opera singers
will give renditlons Of popular as
well as clas ical music. from the mos.
popular operas Of the day
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 10 G:t0 p m, six running rae
es, two harness heat races and ono
dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
10000 a. m. judging will begin. See
Arena program.
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DeNiu's Little Early Riscrs. the
famous little liver pills. Sold by W.
b. Frame
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RACE DEPARTMENT.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27.
Eleventh Day.
WOODMEN'S DAY.

This day has been named In honor
of the Woodmen of the World prob
ably the largest organization OF is
kind in the United states. This mag
nilcent body of visitors will occupy
the convention hall tent the entire
day.
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MUSIC HALL.

MUSIC HALL.
300 to 1900 noon. full band con.
cert. song recital and vaudeville.
300 to 500 =. m, song artists
in classical music; high-class per.
iormances by vocal and instrument.
al soloists in rendition prepared es.
pccially for the entertainment OF
the visiting Retail lmpl, mcnt Deal.
ers.
1:30 TO 1880 y. m. rendition in
fun band concert followed by Nine.
Dora DE Fillippi's octctte IN opera
songs and acts
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2t.
Fifth Day.
PoSTMASTERs' DAY.

Childrcn's Parade. und the man.
agement of Miss Ellie Grining
10000 Il. m. to 1900 noon full
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ERATERNAL DAY

This has been termed Fraterna'
Day in honor of all the Fraternal or
ders to be found IN Texas They wi!
occupy the convention hall tent th'
entire day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-12
RACE DEPARTMENT.

100 to coo p. m. six running races.
two harness heat races and one dasl
harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
Judging will begin at 1000 q. m.
See Arena program