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The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
WINDSOR

The valentine social given at the
Christian parsonage Thursday even.
lug was enjoyed by a goodly number
of the young people.
Mrs. F. I. Vincent expects to
leave Wednesday for Washington
where she goes for her health and a
visit to her son Frank.
Miss Edna Barber is In ouarantine
having contracted scarlet fever. This
Is the third time the Barber home
has been Quarantined since Tbanks.
giving.
Fl. Teller spent several days in
Denver the past week and wbiIa
there purchased a fine franklin tonr-
Ing car and brought the same m
Windsor the latter part of the week
The ten cent tea given at tho
nome OF DIR. and Mrs. Gormly last
"Wednesday afternoon by the Ladies,
Aid and friends was a profitable &c
we'll as a pleasant social cant
About ?5 ladies we're present
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
ELWELL

Miss Beulah Shull is writing a
story which will appear in the Ma rcf
EIwell Magazine.
J. J. Thornton of Edgar Siding,
Montana, is making business calls
at ElwelI and Iohnstown.
Friends No. are planning tlat
the people of this vicinity may hear
the Ginning OF church bells in he
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Caldwell and il.
tie daughter of Oklahoma are visit.
ing Mrs. Caldwell's parents, Rev. II
e. Flory and wife.
Friends No. are planning to is,
sue the spring number Of the lwell
Magazine March 18th in the Johns
town hall. 1t will contain many
novel features.
Messrs. Mcconnell and Evett OF
Loveland made a recent business
trip to Elwell. They leave for Mon
tana the Goth where they take charse
of 400 acre farm.
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FORT LuPTon

P. V. Ramssl spent Sunday in
Denver with his family.
Mrs. Ellen Moan is erecting tso
houses on the east side fo- rant.
B. F. Twombly sold a bunch Of
beef cattle to Mr.. Owens of Long.
mont Saturday.
F. L. Oyerman of Yampa, Routt
county, is spending a week with
friends in Lupton.
Mrs. Shirley Mills arrived this
week to keep house for her father,
w. ID. Porter, on T L. Davis fjraa.
G. G. Philip. who was operated on
for kidney trouble at Mercy hospital,
is reported as gaining strength and
feeling much better
The w. c. r. U. had charge OF
the morning service at the NJ. r..
church Sunday. The address on the
memorial Of Francis Willard was
given by Mrs C. B.. Coulter.
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EATON

Jas. Alger and wife Entertained
at dinner Tuesday night.
Born, Tuesday, Feb. II, to ross
Martinez and wife, daughter
Elmer Hager was bitten bv , so
Monday, but not seriously hur,
Born, Friday, February Il +c
Frank Tismus aud wife, a daupb,or ~
Miss Florence Packard was ra.
tess at delightful party Tussda,
night. "sauay
Lyman Cady has bought NJ u
Johnson's interest in the g,n -. :.
johnson & Ray. VI
Levi Mitchell had anotber ,t,,
OF rheumatism last week and . .N
taken to Boulder. "as
The Woman's club held an o
meeting Friday afternoon a, 'p.n .
nome Of Mrs. r. b. Snyder " '''t
q. W. Musoerger left here
louf cars of cattle the first Of ,In t,,o
week, enroute for Denver and D n'
sas City. '''' Kan.
The Rebekahs presented ,s
llllhs N, g., Mrs. Agnes B,,rs,' ,e
with a handsome Past Grard, a''uln'
lar Monday night. 's COL
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
FAlRPLAY

Mrs. Albert Nichols visited with
Mrs. L. w. Brown of Ault on Thurs.
day of last week.
Mrs. G. II. Weber and daughter
and Mrs. Frnak Zinn visited Mrs.
Foster Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Tormey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Batman and Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Purcell visited with Mrs.
w. Hottie Sunday.
Miss Delphine Searles of Eaton
visited Miss Lottie Nichols last week
and when Miss Searles went home
Miss Lottie accompanied her, max.
Ing her several days visit.
School is closed for couple of
weeks on account OF scarlet f.yer,
the latest victims being Winfield
Taggart, Mrs. A. c. Alklre and two
little boys and Mrs. C. E. Tagga.t.
Miss Ivy Dean, who was quarantined
at the hume Of o. G. Williams.
returned to her home at Beebe Draw
last week. The disease so far has
been I'm quite a mild form, no one
having been seriously sick with It.
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Valentine Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L, Grove Ell.
terained the members OF the Preby-
tetian choir with the jolliest kind
of a valentine party last Friday even
ing. Valentine decorations OF hearts
we're much In evidence throughout
the rooms. The guests we're given
the task OF writing original valen-
tines, many OF which were decidedly
unique and clever. These in due
time were delivered and the prizes
for receiving the largest number of
valentines were won by j. A. Beyrer
and Miss Maud Myer. Refrehments
were. served during the evening and
a delightful time was enjoyed by all
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
AUlT

E. j, Gafner has bought c. c,
Bakers place. the price being $500
Forrest Ruffner is down from Gro
yer visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Rufiner.
Henry Mead and wife expect tc
move into the house vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. d. O. Mooerly.
n. F. and Henry Johnson Of Den.
yer have been visiting their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. E. 7. Duffey.
Miss Blanche Stapleton, who has
been in Denver the past year, Is Wis.,
iting Eer mother, Mrs. Mary Staple.
ton.
John Dyer has been confined to
the house for about week from
the effects of getting thrown from a
horse he was riding, which stumbled
and fell. He was not seriously hurt.
Bernis, the five year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Racob, has been
dangerously sick with pneumonia
but isNnow considered out of danger.
Mrs. a. l.. Palmer has had charge of
him
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Tuesday Evening Lectures.

Appreciation OF the fact that mem
bels Of the Normal faculty have con.
sented to give the Tuesday evening
course of lectures was shown by the
audience that filled Unity church
Tuesday evening to hear Mrs. Hugh
and Miss To-Day read from Browning.
and Prof. }. e. Kendel, Miss Ken.
del aud Miss Earle play.
The second number, when Prof
". G. Chambers will speak, has
bsen placed March ), instead of next
week. as previously announced.
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HiGhlandlaks

Z. II. Knott returned from the
Mountain Ranch the first u the
week.
Messrs. Martindale and johnston
expect to finish making o>ect o''
Geo. Evans place this week.
John Holmes is getting along very
nicely now. He is able to be up
and out doors great part OF the day.
Rennie S. True enjoyed visit III
Denver last week and attended The
Messiah at Trinity church Thurs
day night.
There is one new case OF diphthe-
ria in the neighborhood, one OF MIS-
Fl. Daley' twin daughters The
family is again under quarantine Tor
the second time this winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
EvAMo

Mr. Phillips, who has bsen assist
ing Mr.. Clark at the depot for the
past mouth has returned to Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slscoe left last
Tuesday for Linnwood, Kansas,
where they were called by fhe ssri-
Gus illness of Mr.. Siscoe's mother.
Ira Holland Of Loveland Is cir
culating among his Evans friends
this week.
The ladies' OF W.T.. Sherman w. R.
G. gave an open meeting At the
home Of Mira. G. H. Young Friday
evening, Feb. l2. IN honor of Lin
coins .birhtday. The affair was ar
ranged by Mrs. Young and proved =
most enjoyable time. Excellent re-
freshments we're served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
BEEBE DRAW

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart OF La
sale were guests at Sherman Mar
kles Sunday.
Miss Ivy Dean who teaches at
Fairplay. is spending ie" days at
her home here.
Hazel Markle entertained some
little friends with valentine party
Friday evening.
Brice Girvan, from the east, has
been visiting his brother, c. FL. Cir
van and family for some time.
]. z. Klug went to Missouri last
week, after receiving telegram
telling of the serious Illness OF his
mOthpr
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20

ANDY Ross has Just brought IN
twenty head of good work horses from
Lexington, Nebraska.
The NJ. p. \. enjoyed u social
pood time after their regular meet
ing Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' missionary society OF
the Congregational church met Wen
Wednesday with Mrs. A. ii. Myers.
". Z. Clark is back In Eaton
again after several months in Cali
fornia. Mrs. Clark and the children
are still In San Diego.
W. f. Harbour has some fancy
seed barley from this expert mental
station at the Wisconsin Agricultu.
raj college. He expects to plant
about fifteen acres.
The NJ. W. A. attended the box
social given by the Royal Neighbors
In Greeley last Wednesday, Satur-
day night the Severance team came
over and drilled here.
DR.. Carnine was present at the
morning service at the NJ. +. church
sunday. Evangelist Winkler is still
here and the revival meetings are
continuing through the week.
The lecture by Lucian Edgar Fol.
lansbee given at the Congregational
church Thursday night proved one
of the most popular of the year The
subject was Genius and Gumption. :"
L;ncoln's birthday was holiday
for the schools with the exception OF
all hour given to commemorative ex.
ercises In the morning. At the Con-
gregational church that evening. 3
Lincoln program was given by GER
tain church members.
The event Of the week, socially
speaking, was the leap year dance
given Friday night at the Woodman
hall. About thirty. tive young women
were joint hostesses at the AFFAIR and
everybody enjoyed themselves. The
girls did escort duty and in other
ways lived up to the traditions Of
the year. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the OCCASION.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Ministers Meet

The Weld County Ministerial as
ISOLATION met last Monday forenoon
In the study of the president, John
Doane. The program consisted Of
four eight minute papers - follows
Trumbull's individual Work for
individuals, J. F Coifman; H G..
Mabie's Method In Soul Winning. Z"
Irving A. Black wood 4; Clarke's Study
of Christian Missions, r. J. Hunter
Christ and the Human Race. +"
Charles Cuthbert Hall, ". A. Phil
lips. Eighteen members OF the as
sociatiun were present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Hask,ns Arraigned.

Walter Haskins, who about q
week ago shot Peter Peterson at
Windsor, was arraigned before JUS
tfce Stevens last Monday on q charge
of assault with deadly weapon, and
his hearing set for tomorrow after
noon. Peterson had SO far recovered
from his wound Monday that he left
the county hospital and went to his
home III Windsor. So far neither
man has told why the shooting oc
Cured, II 1t was Intentional.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Baby Hands

will get into mischief-often it means
q burn or cut or scald. Apply Bal.
lard's Snow Liniment just as soon
s.the accident happens, aud the
pain will be relieved while the
wound will heal quickly and nicely.
A sure cure for sprains., rheumatism
and all pains. Price 25c, SOC, and
81. 90 a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Arrested

cough that has been hanging on
for over two months by taking Bal
lard's HoreiIound Syrup. III you
have cough. don't wait--stop 1t at
once with his wonderful remedy.
Splendid for coughs, cold on chest,
influenza, bronchitis and pulmonary
troubles. Price 25c, SOC and sl.0o.
Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Sale of School Land .

To whom it may concern On
Saturday, March q. at O'Clock
from the school house steps there
will be sold at auction four acres,
more or less. OF land belonging to
district No. 20, lying north and east
of the school house. Lowest price
to be considered s2l5 an acre. Terms
cash. Mrs. T. A. Foley,
Sec'y Dist. No. 20.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20

The Greeley Nurses association
will meet at 2:30 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, February 25, at the home
of Mrs. NJ. l.. Martin, l025 Thir-
teenth avenue. The two following
papers will be given: Care and
Feeding Of Infants" Miss Mau
obstetrics, Mrs. Hendricks. The
program will be followed by social
hour, during which refreshments
will be served. All nurses are re-
quested to be present
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Amusements
krs,.,.r Rso,t., Program.

The following Is this program of
the Fritz Kveisler Recita, to he given
under the auspices OF the Fortnipht,y
Musical Club, ut the Greeley opera
house, Thursday evening, Feo 27:
Aoeompanis'' MI. Haddon Squire.
AndAnss-A Allegro; Ad.eio-A Allegro laoae'
Senate "a minor. No. tfor violin
Adssio-Fusu,ss. siciiiianoc-.ffrisss;tss'a q =; Bach
\. AndAntino-F major or..
,,;........ Padre Martini tl7O6- i7s4,
b. Sictlisno and Rigaudon. ........,.
,...:.. Francois Francoeur l6Sti-i7s
............ Louis Couperin (i6So- 1855,
d. Me1uet.. Niccola Porpora }l8s6- j 7tifi
............ .Guiseppe Tartini (isos.i77o,
- S1uACuctsA -.'.. ..-....,....,.-. pvOrAk
y. AApVlCO ........ ..,-. W1enlAWSki
C. Twenty-fourth Caprice ..,... .PaYanini
Tho SteinwAy piano used.
Management Henry Wolfsohn
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In Honor of Mr.. Darrow.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tew enter
tanned last Saturday evening with a
handsomely appointed dinner party
In honor OF Clarence Darrow aud
wife, who are visiting their son,
Paul Darrow. Covers were laid for
six and an elaborate menu was
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Homeseekers' Rates South.

Ohe fare plus s2 to certain points
In Texas and New Mexico and re-
turn; liberal limits; stopoyers; via
Colorado Il Southern. Full informa-
tion on application.
Il .E. Fisher,
General Passenger Agent,
Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Strays.

suitable reward will be given
for information leading to the dis
cosery or whereabouts OF any stray
horses branded IF. M on left
shoulder.
g. A Tisdel, Sr
Administrator Of the estate OF Frank
Marks, deceased, Greeley, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
CARDS.
Dentist

Room 40 Opera House Block.
Greeley. Colo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
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Bennington. Okla.. AUG.

Bennington, Okla, Aug. 5.
Editor Guthrie Leader:
Please change The Leader from Ma
10y to Bennington as ! get IL better
that way, and do not wish to be with
out II during the campaign. Il Is De-
mocracy set 10 music. AS chairman
Of the Tenth district constitutional
convention executive committee | was
made aware of the power of really
Democratic newspaper, and while a
poor man, for a time fearing | would
lose my sight, and made a trifle poorer
by the expense OF the campaign for
tho constitutional convention victory,
feel every Democrat in the state can
afford 10 take The Leader.
If We have not the best STATE gov
erGment in tho Union W. can have Il
~ a1iins 10 and nir.ng tie gseat
cosmosopitan immigration to our state
| remember that the different states
we're rsLw scented IN be constitutional
convention. and at that time worried
because each had son trying TO get
some part of the constitution Of his
native state in OR basic law; now
thank Coo such vas lrGe-it gave us
the best from many states.
OF course there viii be many who
and fault and all can do so for there
is no one perfect, but as l read the
news and watch results, am con
strained TO state the critics have moth
ing better to offer in lieu OF the good
things for Oklahoma. The state ad
ministration is alive to the exigencies
OF the day, and for that -eason VIII &c
forward. and what matters it il an er
OF OF two be made?
trust Victory will continue TO bless
the honest, hard men whC
have given us honest state govern
mert--as pledged to the people by tbs
great democracy of this state iIs9
FraternalIy.
DIR. ]. S. GRAY.
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(From the New York Press.l
The admiration a woman values is
when yen tell her so.
Fathers are useful moral guides to
heir children as waiN.sgs
All that a girl needs 20 get engaged
Is a man and some moonlight
a man has grand time when his
family is away until he wants to find
his fayorlte shirts.
The devil left very little work for
himself 70 do TO make trouble when
he invented money.
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Il am from Ioway," he said
With certain touch OF rafle,
To the born New Yorker who.
straightway.
Did scan him open-eyed.
'T am from Ioway," he said
Said the mazed New Yorker:
Cad esy,ls
inform me- then. in that far-off place
Are the Indians stiIl bad2n
Il am from Ioway," he said.
Said the mazed New Yorker;
stay
Are you troubled much by the bison
herds,
And by prairie fires, today2'
Il am from Ioway." he said.
Said the mazed New Yorker.
WELT"
May venture look beneath your
Have you oft been scalped, pray
tell?'
4 am from Ioway." he said
Said the 'mazed New Yorker:
NHtM
L presume your specie is beaver
skins,
And wampum red and blue
Il am from Ioway' he said.
And he would forthwith explain
And tell the why, and the what, and
where
But he only tried in vain,
who is the chap2H asked Dewitt
van lit. far.tht
spake his friend New Yorker:
"Oh.
A provincial he. from that country
there
Out west of Biufalo.
Edwin H. Sabin, in the August Bo.
hemian.
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married man gets the advantage
over a bachelor by mis- wife's table
gossip; the lunch counter man hav-
ing TO keep both eyes on the plate
to keep tho cockroaches making a
raid and getting away with the pro-
vender.
There Is alleged to be an electrical
house in Prussia that keeps 25,0OO
men employed all on the time; the
other German industry bigger tnan
all elise is a brewery.
Indians, like other folks. sell their
lands when they think the price is
right and they have other places for
their money TO grow and produce in
come.
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The Thomas Tribune Is running
Hearstine articles 10 increase the de-
mand for IT'S good paris after having
read tha Hears.ine bunco depart
ment
Arimona claims zinc, lead. copper
and all other baser minerals can be-
found IN abundance in the Arbuckle
mountains The eastern end Is known
as a mining district, and traces OF
good minerals are siten found on the
north side
Nn even half-dozen Enid barristers
are scheduled "a wed between now and
THANKSGIVING dag.
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from the Atchison Giobe)
Il doesn't make any difference how
much a man changes he always says
his terms are reasonable.
5Sufnpfr sesson note;The bites on
y saa. rh ill ren}af made bY chiSgeya.
those Of your children are due TO
bedbues.
This is the kind oi weather which
makes a man grateful he is not an
oldfashioned woman's baby compell-
ed 10 weal wool shirt.
----@
When a woman cooks up something
particularly nice for her husband. all
she gets for Il IS that he is late and
a IS spoiled by overlooking
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In chIvaIrIc missouri land.

A Georgia legislator has introduced
a bill for the suppression OF the peek
a-boo waist and the open-work stock
ing A fool like that wouldn't be al.
lowed to live in Missouri any longer
than II would require to boot him over
the Kansas or Arkansas line.
thing when they see II. hence the Wide
spread popularity OF the porosknit
sairtwaist and summer stocking in the
land OF the Show Mes. Springfield
(Mo) Republican.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

one OF tne Republican papers
wishes % know Why the Democratic
Newspapers 90 moi line an on contro-
bprsies betWv, gEicl4ls, y art spy
Igpese ihes ial 4. &c &c
ton wish TO De argaysA in factionai
as over matters wherein tho Ques.
,v.1.k are not even partisan Tie
: 9craiie papers print TIE nappen'
b SIQi the fimes and reserve the
80 choosa the questions Of COM
'<"Sf ltheut the aid OF any Republi-
49,. .Fspspeg
WIN Vooress Of Oklahoma realizes
,, nyN q desperate pie-counter fight
No''u' u Rnnbhcau factions, and
Substitute
What II
could not At
tian Light
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

The merits OF the Texas Wonder
you would never sufer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment Sold by
Wallace drug store. call for testi
mony.
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congratulations Ato Corporation
Commissioner A. p. Watson His sig
nal victory in the primary was sterl.
ing compliment "a. his own worth and
integrity and tribute to the corpora
ton commission as now constituted.
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Dear Sarah: No. all is not har-
mony IA Republican. ranks. Charlie
Hunter is fun of beer and pretzels
and Omar Benedict. who is trying 70
regulate the Pi2en Sam Murphy squad
Of the Republican party are al outs,
Charlie and Omar get out and pull
of dollar-a-botsle stunts and chew the
rag over Kitty the cat. and then
fight to see who is H. Charley has
gone away with the big dough and
little Omar is Jealous. God bless him.
Omar Is a tyro, but the hives in his
stomach and his Seidlltz powder liver
keep him from remaining quiet Now
list TO this; IF Charley Hunter con-
trhls The committee. and selects his
Successor on the llth OF this month,
the Republican party OF the state may
lust as well clcse up shop. The Times
will not support a central committee
controlled by Charley. nor viii II tn
dorse a chairman II he be named BY
Hunter. The Times Is for the sue
cess to the Republican party In Okla
homa. and the stepping stone Of sue
cess lies in the repadiation OF Hunte.
ard his method of politics" If HUn
ter Is repudiated who Is left to do
the teasing for Grandma cade?
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Omar Benedict, the man with the
bleak conntenance and scrambled
smile, who is pulling the lever for the
Oklahoma city malta, is experiencing
rough time distinguishing the dif-
ference between wellnourished
cumfad and an emaciated dingbat. In
one column he holds to the dictum
that c. b. Ames was graduated for
the ministry and fell from the lap OF
Grace in a three-story tenement In
the other column he plaeards Charlie
Hunter as a moocher, come-on and
wrecker OF the Republican party
All Of which doubtless explains the
difference between a cumfad per SO and
dingbat, nunc pro tune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

Judge Ames makes a heroic defense
Of himaelf In the editorial columns ei
the Oklahoma City Times. AS self
acting bull conner Judge Ames is
active, but not wise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

That Denver convention remark Of
Governor Haskelleabout kissing pipe
lines certainly tickles Pittssurg, Pa
Democrats. They are using II In thel'
campaign circulars.
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According to Seymour Price, Dennis
Flynn dictates the editorials in the
Oklahoman and Judge Ames does a
like stunt for the Times, Nothing ike
having newspaper in every we'll
regulated law firm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
sction weakens the bowels, leads to
jhro2lc constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily. tone
'As stomach, cure constipation.
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Yes, the Republicans are alive
They cast 81 900 votes In the primary
against $4,000 Democratic, with the
,cturns from the South still missing
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The report that State Chairman
Charles Hunter, alleged republican
party, was TO resign as clerk of the
federal court and take desk jo0
under Benedict of the Oklahoma
City Times. Is not believed here in the
capital city.
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And then again, Lawyer Ames
didn't beIch up $50 dollars worth Of
testimony before the text book board
Appears as though Haskell discounted
ais bill steer dollars worth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

: No. Eva. all this Republican and
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hasn't feazed militant Democrats.
Note the big Democratic primary