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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
For the Speaking In the State
Campaign Meetings.
A TWO RING AFFAIR.
The Two Campaign Parties Will Bees
gin to Stump the State on June II,
One startingg at Sumter and the
Other at 81. Matthews.

A subcommittee Of the State De-
mocratic executive committee, con-
sisting of Chairman Willie Jones, Com
ptroller General A. w. Jones and c.
L. Blease of Newberry, met and ar
ranged the schedule for the Demo-
cratic campaign this summer. Capt.
D. j. Griffith, also a member, was
unavoidably absent on business. Az
was decided upon by the State con-
vention there are to be two campaign
parties. one for the candidates for
the United States senate and congress.
and the other for the candidates for
the State Offices The State campaign
will open at st. Matthews on June II,
and the senatorial campaign will OPP
en- at Sumter on the. same date.
The itinerary for the candidates
for state Offices follows:
st. Matthews, Wednesday, June IT.
Orangeburg, Thursday, June 1S.
St. George, Friday, June 10.
Charleston, Saturday, June 20.
Walterboro, Monday, June %.
Beaufort, Tuesday, June %.
Hampton, Wednesday, June "a.
Barnwell, Fri'ay, June 26.
Bamberg, Sat rday, June 27. !
Lexington, T esday, June 80.
Saluda. Wednesday, July 1.
Edgefeld, Thursday, July 2.
Aiken, Friday, July 8. J,
Sumter, Tuesday, July 7.
Manning. Wednesday, July S. !
Monks Corner, Thursday, July 9.
Georgetown, Friday, July 10.
Kingstree, Saturday, July IL.
Florence, Monday, July l3.
Marion, Tuesday, July IA.
Conway, Thursday, July 16.
Darlington, Friday, July II.
Bishopville, Tuesday, July 21.
| Bennettsyille, Wednesday, July 2Ss
Chesterfield, Thursday, July 23.
Camden, Friday, July "a.
Lancaster, Saturday, July %.
Winnsboro, Monday, July 27.
Chester, Tuesday, July %.
Yorkville, Wednesday, July 20
Gaffney, Thursday, July, 30.
Spartanburg, Friday, July 81.
Union, Saturday, August 1.
Columbia, Tuesday, August 4.
Newberry, Wednesday, August s.
Greenwood, Thursday, August s.
Abbeville, Friday, August Z.
Anderson, Saturday, August 8.
Walhalla, Wednesday, August 49,
Pickens. Thursday, August ~
Greenville, Friday, August FL.
Laurens, Saturday, August 81
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
WHALE KILLED.
Big Fish Baggcd Near Palmetto
Beach, Fla. on Tuesday.

A whale 80 feet long was captured
Tuesday morning by Il fishing party
in Hillsborough bay, two miles OIL
Palmetto beach. \ bombardment OF
two hours with Winchester rifles
was held before the whale was Kill
ed. It was then towed to the beach
It is the first one seen in these Wat
ers in many years.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
FLAGSlAN KILLED.
Fell in Front of Engine on Blue

Ridge Road.
While tagging his train at And"i-
son Monday morning Mr.. Geo. Reed
Keith fell in front of the engine. | he
trucks passed over his legs. coripletc-
" spvering both of them helHW inc
knees. He was quickly picked up
and hurried to the Anderson hospital.
AT 1880 O'Clock he had sufficiently
raroyerpd from the severe shock ac-
companying the accident to undergo
a surgical operation. Both "f HIS
legs were amputated above the knees.
He was, however, unable to recover
from the wounds, and he l!'u at
I2.15 O'Clock Monday Afternoon. :.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
VOTES OFT WHISkEN.
North Carolina Goes Dry by Forty
Thousand Plurality.

North Carolina was carried for
State prohibiti"" "Wednesday by
majority that Is estimated at from
10000. The prohibition ticket car
ried IS out of the 9S counties by
majorities approximating $4,000. Inc
anti-urohibition ticket has ~ couh-
ties by maiorities approxinallhs o.
600. This calculation is based on
some estimates and the prohlbltlon
leaders say it is possible ior the pro-
hibition majority to reach 9o'ooo. "A
close estimate of the vote wouid give
a prohibition majority of about 4"'-
600 The election passed on very
quietly. no disturbances of any mo-
meut being reported. The total vote
cast in the State Was abbout lIS,ooAs
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
Gen Step;cn ID. Lee Dead.

Gen. Stephen D. Lee. commander,
in-chief Of the Confederate Veterans
and the last general Of the Confeder,
acy, died yesterday at Lynchburg.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
WHO They ARE.
Names of State Candidates So
Far Who Have Announced.
MAY Be OTHERS.

What Each Candidate Has to Pay to
Enter the Race, Which With His
Other Expenses Makes Running
for a State Office an Expensive.
Luxury.
AS will be noticed upon reference
to the schedule published in another
column the State campaign will open
on June II, and there will be two
campaign parties-one composed of
the candidates for the United States
senate and the other composed of
the candidates for state offices. The
two parties will start on the same day,
at different places, and tour the state
in different directions.
At present there are five candidates
for United States senator-Hon. John
Gary Evans of Spartanburg; Hon.
D. C. Hayward of Richland; Hon.
George Johnstone of Newberry; Hon.
o. B. Martin Of Richland and Hon.
E. D. Smith of Florence These
gentlemen. and others who may
hereafter enter the race, will tour
the state together and it is to be
hoped that people will be edited on
national issues by their able address,
es on topics of the day.
There are two candidates for gov
ernoS-Governor M. F. Ansel and
State Senator Cole L. Blease of New
berry. There is yet possibility of
further opposition to Governor Ansel,
as some of the most insistent prohibit
tionists do not relish his recent
change on the prohibition issue and
are disposed to bring out candidate
in opposition who will stand for un-
qualified prohibition.
None of the state officials is apt to
have opposition except Railroad Com
missioner Caughman, who will be
opposed by several, among whom are
j. A. Summersett of Columbia, Hal.
w. Richardson of Barnwell, +. G..
Fishburn of Charleston and Cansler
of TirZah.
The superintendent of education
is a candidate for the United States
senate and for that office there are
three announced aspirants-S. r.
R. Mellichamp of Orangeburg, e. c.
Elmore Of Spartanburg and j. L.
Swearingen of Edgefield
Gen. Willie Jones, for the eXecu-
tive committee. announce the follow
ing rate of assessment for candidates
for United States senate. congress,
etc:
Congress. oo'oo
Governor. o'''o
lOther state officers. "'.oV
Solicitor. Z''V"
The state campaign opens UP OH
June II and the candidates do not
have great amount of time now III
which to file their pledges and hanf
over their coin for the privilege OF
: telling the dear peepul'' few things
and appealing to them for their sup
port. The last hour for filing pied
ces is noon of the day before the It'll
nerary begins.
1t is necessary to have an expert
enced railroad man. one who i
thoroughly conversant with sched
dulles. etc. prepare the campaign
itinerary and Mr.. r. II. Todd, city
ticket and passenger agent OF the
Southern, has been assigned to thl:
duty by the subcommittee in charge
At least two weeks will intervene
between the two campaign meetings
in each county. ..ss.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

paper proprietor who had offered it.
Gale says that Mr.. Bryan told him
that it was deposited in his safe as
among the most priced memorials Of
his first campaign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
PUSHING SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

The executive committee OF the Cit.
liens league for the sale OF the school
lands met last evening In the office Of
Secretary George Clark at the Elks
hotel Judge j W. Steen, Of Enid
George w. Clark. OF Chandler and
John Golobe were the members OF the
committee present The meeting was
taken up with routine matters and dis
cussing the plans TO be carried OUT By
the campaign committee John Blu
baugh. president of The State Lcssces
lcagne. was present other prominent
citizens Interested IN The cause pres
cnt were Ilicharu Hansen. of Noble
county. =. s. McNallte, OF Payne c0un-
.ty: i. H. Parks, OF Klowa county. 3.
Mitchell. OF rilman county gncour.
aging reports are coming into head
quarters from an over he STATE rel
ailvc to the school land question b..
ing carried ai the November election.
Practically every county In old Okla
hOmd rs now VOL organized aud con
duuting personal campaign in the
townships Secretary Clark reports
that a majority Or The voters IN the
indian territory portion of The state
have been reached wiki literature by
thu use of mailing lists furnished by
thc Republican and Democratic stat,
committees he states thai % large
number OF speakers viii bc sent 20
tho caslurn part Of The state the lirsl
,r the wcek tn speak Tor the sale u
/ the school lands on the adoption Of lli'
| mll 10 lc submitted u The comiui
election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
Lord Bacon Said,
Digest

This is the Secret Of Life Ia Business
Or IN Health.
N Is claimed that l. ri Bacon struck
the prime keynote of llfe wien he
wrote. some books are to be tasted.
Others TO be swallowed. and some few
to be- chewcd and digestod
lie wrote of books, many wlo haze
followed him have written likewise OF
life The man whl dlgests his busi-
moss, makes success, lle actor or
actress who dlgests his az her ert
brings fame the man who lives iils
and digests Il as ne should lives as
was the intention hc should live
IT Is not the food you swallow or
taste that brings happiness 10 you; lt
rs the food you digest
10 You swallow and taste aad don't
digest and chow nature caunOt give
sou hoslih. for you do not furnish the
ammunition.
siuerts Dyspepsia Tablets contaln
Ia pure. concentrated form the os-
sonces which when they reach Tie
stomach, turn dyspeptlc conditions 81.
10 those of healthy digestiDn
These little tablets are dissolved iR
Tho mouth by saliva they mix win
lhid lluid ana are passed Gown into
the stomach whore tliey Immediately
SET 10 work upon the food and digest
IL They ara many times more power
ful than thc human digestive fluids.
and thus rcplcuish Nature With these
juices which sickness. abuse or wrong
nh eating have exhausted
Thc worlds best chemists Ia Europs
and America agree on taa Ingredients
best adapted tp perlccl dlgcsilOn.
StuaHta D1sprpsia fpblets are these
ingredimlis presented To the stomaeh
ln lhc most pleasant aud lasliug form.
rwdrrt and liquids soon lose their
effectiveness ibr0ugi chemical actions
aud decay stuatN Dyspepsia Tab
lets arc made under terrific pressure.
and lhsif qualities are thus uadc
iaf lius
Forty houtand phs prescribe
aud use these iableis. aud every drug
giat sells isem Prizes 80 cents Send
ug vour name and address and We viil
send sou q trial package by mail nee
Address T. a. Stuart Co. i59 Stuart
nuihihg Marshall Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
Seats are now on sale at Pcst
Oflice d. ug Store.
zc,ssnSnsnSn9Ranan sxaMs;ns =
= SHORT CUTS :
y TO THE NEWS :
pG'E pG'E.rR,sn1ns-zs-Ns-1srx-fEis.ks,esA

The late Philip iloclibngar az uas
ilmc owned fs0 acte of land on whiC
West Guthrie Is nov located ife cun.
tested Tor tbo rcnialuder oi lliu uuar
ter section he he courts AMI l.st $40
of hs lpnj at zoe eDd Uf d lobg liiiaa-
ton. ne wss one Z tga piOneefa %
Gulhrle and was Eemher ur Tie
i0liale Boys aW0ciaiiun.
1bu Logan county High selOol iOct
ball leam will play ,ae Norman lilgA
choo leam here tomorrow aftrreO 6
ai Electric park. 10th lc@ms rre
rvcn.y matched and u closr game is
expected Nclihrr team las been
scored against this SEASON
The hardware Hiufes are dolng %
go-d business today selling nmnnm-
tion for quail hunting
The Manhattan Construction com.
pany has g. mmenccd putting The irpn
roof on Convention aall
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denied his Identity Having stuflei J
Hearsfs character somewhat ] di1
advise ms representatives no scafrh
the trains FOR him with the groaif
care. and that under the seats or iu
the toilet room would be where hoy
would likely find him conccalcd
Last night they caught hiE a.
Omaha. as shown by the telegrail jqst
received by me, reauiDg as follows;
Omaha. Neb, Oct iR
Secured personal service here
Thursday midnight Actlaliy ;Ound
him hiding IN Pullman toilet roum as
you predicted Letter followe,
"Thls telegram came from py rep
rcsrnlaliie. signed by him.
"Ny analyEis Of llearst's character
proving correct, was The lGlueae
meaus ~ which we discovered his
hiding place, as q had occrT+d i' 'a D.
thIi the place be c0nceal9l himsel,
vgs the nnsl approprinte place ior one
of hla kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
! 'x1EIKs'nsR4xsass%EEHSEsH =
] PERTAINING TO 4
STATE OFFICIALS y
azus,S. Es,N .,z.ss5Ms-ff-as'g.. q g

Corporation Commissioned A. T.
Watson Is campaigning ia western
Oklahoma this week.
Commissioner j. J. McAlester re-.
turned last evening from few day
visit with home folks az McAlester
o. r. Smith, executive attorney.
made one Of the best oral arguments
ever submitted before The State Su-
preme court yesterday aiterno n IN The
mandanns case of the state VS.. Sam
Ho9 ker. county Judge Of Oklahoma
county. In which the consututionMity
of the Law was raised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
, @ @ @ @ O @ O O @ @ O @ O @ c
: POLITICAL NOTES. .
) O O o Q O o O @ O O @ c Q o {

The Democratic County committee
has opened headquarters at lO5 ~
West Harrison ayenne and tlc menu
bcrs are busy al " TX.
Among tio leading features of tIv
Haskell special tu ihc Dallas fair viii
be- "a stop al each station in Oklahoma
aud Texas. no matter how small 10
hand Oui litcratur" 10 lhe voters on
lhe Oklahoma banking law, and ether
Important state laws,
Judge q r Vanleyeuier Is mekiug
an effective campaign ia Logan coan,y
fais week. n had Mctimire al his
mercy at Two joint iuectings.
" uder why Dick y Morgan forsels
10 pay his respects 40 losephu3 Norris
al Republican state headqpariersY
Dioks sour. that's Why MoHnirc's
nsing an tbc coin in bis district
. Caalrman JJck Lows, u A4 o@rpor
Aijob 3 BamiA ~ WIS aBieef 'HDem-
s9sgllla aiigfGipgi RsfNlg Ayp'o'foN
Many Guthrie Dem rraia Viii attend
the llaskcllGOre spfasipg ai Perry
Saturday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
,,HsnsasHsa5xsxszsnsn5Esx
PERSONAL !
I AND !
! LOCAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !


INa Cade vas acre from Shawnee
Itending tle Republican committee
Aeeting yesterday.
SD. ,. l.arsh osathe State university
Fas In. lhS eity last evening from Nor
\ g1d w. Murkwell is among the Okla
SUmp City people here today
Attcrnes s. a. Cot,ingham has re.
urned from q trip 10 Georgia
II Amtimcr r stiilwell Of Barlesyilln,
kli5 opposed !. A meueiec for state
l}easurer in the fast general election.
k;ds here yesterday attending the Re,
piblicaH committee NEE Ag.
indian Agent WIN. Dial Of Pawhus.
Va WIS here last evening attending
hs Republican committee meeting.
Theodore Boyntou Of Nugfisher, is
\ the ei,ye
W. II. Dial, Of Frederick was sa lhs
,s last evening
| At,oruey Geo q. Masters IS 1eip
tcni Perry
.Dan Grafton. Ct ShaWiiee VITO op'
Dsed Corporation Commissioners 8 n.
lls..l ladta n n !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
TAX FERRET CASE IS ARGuED

.l The day 10 the Supreme court was
taken ur in hearing argument iu ihs
case iBsiiiuied by George Anders %.
of this city. against lbe Logan couu 5
tax ferrcts 10 reiraiu lhcu froiu cot
ieetiug bpct iaNca Ia Which The que
il,l 0f ile cyDstiiliiouauis uf tbp
h,w Is raisrd Te casc was submit
led on BRIEFS and taken under advise
mert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

net entirely ssiisted. fisss White, iisst,
piuk, Brsseiis. BY lssdioa dquasi''s or mail.
rrsBd ~ aAglGsaL T0llEg co. Pes1s. GsHs
sold ~ ariggs Pharmacy, wailsee's
Drug Store and other druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
salvatlon ArmN VlaIior.

Smf Captain Kiddlc, Of Knusas city,
Mo. viii have charge Of the meetings
az the Salvation army ball 1903 ~
West llarrlsOu. The staff captain is
The principal SUNDAY school Wcrkur
and Is IN Guthrie in the interest of ihe
salvation army sunday schc I An
are urged 10 hear him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Yates Ceuler. kas. Sept 8, 1905.
After my doctors gave ue up 40 die.
halls fcvaa Wonder cured iue 81 ND
Hey aud Bl3ddei trouble "a e The besi
medicine un earth Mre 70 3 John
son spld o, all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
Nadine Face Powder
Produces a Beautiful Complexion.

Soft and sslvety.
Remains until washed
OF. Pori6od by q
newly dieco,ere@ pre-
cers harmlssB o.
vsisr. Prsye1ss re-
turn of discolorsiious.
llp green hones only.l
Bry one SOC. pscA .
ser sej uioosy ~ill hs
gefundsd "A vq are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
Msrrlsd Man IN TrounIs.

q married mlu who permits auy
member Ul Tho family lo taho ANY
thing except Foleys liuuey aud Tar.
Tor coughs. colds aud lnug trouble, i8
guilty of neglect i,0iling "5e Is as
good Tor ull pulmonary. trOuble The
gcuuinc Foley Honey mul Tar con
lains no oplaics and is h Il yellow
package g. u iculrp
Ny Mems or Ladies Sl.50 and S20C
shoes arc big values. See them az
e obinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Robert -rDsry. the culorrJ porter in
a local barber shop was found guilty.
in police @ nm 0a tte c5nrgc ti steal
ing watch and vest from a. H.
Brooks 0ud Sas lned " and q. sls
wieh BE- was uuable 10 iay and hr is
now Id ihr rity lnslile. Jake ll0liD
afi paid ihe usuid $40 FIFE fJr drunk
pnnTs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

on legal business.
Mayor j. w. Bridges returned TO bis
home IN Saltwater this morning IN his
automobile. He started home with
his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Powell yesterday afternoon, but br,ke
down near the Cimarron river bridge
and came back here for repairs His
party went home ON the train last
evening
w T. walker and Sheriff Mahoncy
returned last evening from Oklaloma
City.
Banker John Jensen was ln llo city
last night from Perry
Banker Chas. Olson is here from
Coylc.
County Commissioner Frank Wolf
iefi last night f-r his home IN Mar
shall
Judge Is x Z Bierer VAS called 70
Aes Ae1lco yesierday on lega busi
ness.
= Rt f q 1rauncu b agre' llnm
kslisbing. Rev llraHiiOn Is q &lrmer
Gnthrie resident He was Special
agent appointed by the iinitod Stai rs
goHernnsentito helpukeep aoNh be
.... e.I .ft.... ..attft d an frflffftrf 90
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9 3nSnsKSKsRsssn|Han5zsyE
X FRESH TOPICS Z
3 OF THE TOWN !
$ 1HSaSE-snSEaESEsnsEszSRsEF
i've Stock Producers,

Premiums viii be given On i've
stock tlis year whica will be wor,
OF your time and attention Fall Fair
and Carnival pens Nov 40 aud close
SoW a. Headquarters al Skating
Rink, secure premium .list from Sec
reiary Retailers association. i10 Vest
Oklahoma avenue. phone No. &C..
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Wants Dworce

Wants 0itofrc.
Besie Moifelt ha6 ulsl suit Co fbo
district court asking igg q d,eW4 cf
divorce from Doe MlflcL 10 wh m ihU
srs msrrira lu FebruaFs 1855 aacg
ii,s plyuldvnWeut apd p3n5aPp'Pi
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PROSPECTUS
E.A

huuuei Mooney Shah rlub mcct8 in
aftcino "a with Miss .Cracc llouehtou.
Domestic Scivucc club holds drmon
siralluu meeting al home ut Mrs. Anna
a. nodaunl Dom nslrali0ns Desserts
and how TO serve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

is He JsOaodl
Dut We bolicy Mr. crsager Is able
90 rcc more lban 0ae race ful ~
Worll
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Watts a year ago on the Republican
ticket. was here yesterday attending
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

The Domestic Science club held a
demonstration meeting this afternoon
at The nome cf Mrs. Anna d. Dodson.
7i5 East Mansnr avenue Mrs. Dod'
sea. assisted by Miss Reed, OF tAe
Domestic Science department at the
/. gan County High school, gave dem
constructions on Desserts, and How 70
serve T1cm'
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Bishop r. X. Brooke arrived last
evening from Oklahoma city.
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WEATMER FoRECAaT

w ||"|7TWE''' : VT
gmcarp Oct % rartN CLOUDY 90.
nigh, aud Saturday cooler iu n1th
aitd west p1rluus Saturday
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Mrs A. g. plcty has returned from
a visit with ne, sister. Mrs Miah Sow
den on Arkansas Oity. Kans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Sam Wadlcy of Nashville Ten-
nesscc Is here visiting ier parents.
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Banker 2. t. stobaugh is here FROM
Crescent today
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Saturday

Smart Set meets ia afternoon with
Mrs H. II Snock
Daughters OF C0nfederacy meet at
Carnegie library in afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Miss nettlc Slildmore. the popular
stenoglaphor In the office of secretary
OF state. left last evening for Wichita
to spend Sunday with her parents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Mrs Frank Dale left last evening
for Wichita to spend the week end
with relatives.
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The ladies of the First Baptist
church viii give cooked food sale
,onorr al the iiostOn Meat market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Judge Frank Dale is IN Woodward
on legal business
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j. w steen. of Enid returned to.
day from Noble county where he has
been speaking for the Democratic
State committee
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Mrs y. s. Mcclure returned TO he
home IN Pawnee last evening.
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sioanvus Talcum iie 81 Eeliros
Drue ssoe
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liquor traffic in the Indian Territory
prior &. statehood and worked with
Pussy foot Johnson
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lid w MurkwelI is among the Okla
Uma City people here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Tho mccting OF the Thursday After
noon Whist club. which was 10 have
been held today at the Stnng sulur'
han home, east cf The city, has been
postponed one week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Aucrnes 8. "a. Couingham has re-
grned from "trip 10 Georgia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Ham ?. Bee is In Oklahoma City.
w. r BocSnnger. OF Denver. Colo.
and &. A. Bockfinger, of Sp kane.
Washington. are IN The city to attend
the funeral OF their father the late
Philip BOckllnger.
Judge W. A. Lcdbctler is here from
ArdmOre to-day on matters before the
Supreme court He says ie's got the
code book under lock aud key aud llat
il glll not get away from him again.
Tie stated tle party that stole tle b Oh
would be arrested tomorrow
j. B. Parks. OF KiOWa county, W8s
here last eycDing attending o meeting
of tae executive committee Of ihs
Cilizeus league for The sale OF the
school lauds he uelped DRAFT the
school land bill which has bccn placed
before the people i9r al ptiUu.
r a. Moore ia here from Stroud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

SD. D. harsh osathe state university,
vas Ia. ths eity last evening from Nor
snn ~ -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

Nas Qade Nas acre from Shawnee
tae Republican committee
Meeting yesterday