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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-27

Mrs. Albert Reed is hostess for a
meeting of the Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church this af-
ternoon. at her home on South Thir-
teenth street.
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A Grateful Lion.

A lieutenant Of an English regiment
stationed in Africa was hunting for
big game. We was fearless. but for
some reason he hesitated TO shoot a,
the great lioness that approached
Nearer and nearer she came and was
limping. The big hearted soldier took
out the thorn that he saw was in her
foot. and she llmped away gratefully,
aud the Britisher forgot the incident
Not so with her ladyship. She return.
ed the next night, looked over the ros
ter Of the regiment and ate every on
Ger that ranked the Lieutenant, NAo. Of
course. by her act OF gratitude waI
made a colonel
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REPUBLICANS SHY
tcontlnued from Pace t.l


Mayes and Craig-Dist. No 30
Ottawa, Delaware and Cherokee
Dist; No 80.
Tulse and Washington-Dist. No 81,
Okmulgee and Wagnor-B. J. Beay
e-. Coweta, Dist. No. 32; }, H. Gum.
Wagner, Dist No 80; r. J. Potter,
Okmulgee, Dist No. 32
Nowata and Rogers-Dist. No. 33.
Counties Having One Representative.
Adair-J NJ. Crocker Stilwell:
Frank Howard Wes(ville.
Alfalfa-W r. H Allen, Goltry; J.
r. Evans Cherokee.
Atoka-T s. cobb, Atoka.
Beaver-A. ), Sands, Beaver
Becham-J. l.. Hoover, Sayre
Canadian--C L. Hicks, El Reno.
Blaln-Arthur l.. Edgertoh, Walton.
ga
Cherokee-Henry Ward, Hubert
Choctaw-.
Clmarron-
Cleveland NJ Keiger. Norman.
Cold-C NJ Threadgill, Coalgate.
Comanche--J B Phillips Lawton.
Craig-Frank Franklin, Vinita.
C-eeK-H II McFaine. S6pulpa
Cuater-R NJ Linvire, Weather
iogd
Delaware
Dewey G. Brownlee, Taloga.
Ehls-H p. Covey, Fargo; w II
Porter, Shattack
Grant-C NJ. Myers. Lamont.
Harper-J. II Simpson, II. II VOCAL
Palace
Haskell +. Price KeOta.
Hewes-W r. Forgs, Dustin,
Jackson-C. l.. Keeslar Altus.
Jefferson
Johnston
Kingnsheg n utlerbacE. Kingash
L.allmer-
LAHORE. j. Sullivan. Howell
Loves
Maior-Jos sherman. Estelle.
Aarshall-
Mayes- p avery Pryor Creek.
Murrgf f-Wm. Wallace Drake
Mcraain w c Blanchard. Purcell
MoCurtain-G l. FELTON,. valiant
McIntosh--A. J Milisap Euiaula
Noti H. r. Howell, Perry
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TOM SMITH TO RUN
FOR COMMISSIONER

Thomas Smith, of Muskogee. has
filed petition containing $500 names
iand IS now n the running for the dem.
ocratic nomination as state railroad
commissioners Smith rs president of
ihe Muskogee Traffic association and
served a number OF years as Indian IN.
spector Alr Yancey of MuskOgee
brought On AR Smnns petition ~
I'D not intend TO gel into the political
same undl last Monday. said MA
Smith today "My friends became inl-
portun8te and really had out petitions
before ! consented o run J feel very
grateful for the implied compliment
shall open offices IN Guthrie and con-
duct my campaign from this point"
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DEMOGRATs POLLING



Carvln Wm Tabor Hari j. -!
Thompson pNuls Valley w. M lind.
aoy. Elmore G. g. Guthrie. Wyhne.
wood. Root Wallace. pauls Valley;
~ u Rodenherry. stratford
Grady Henry lreiun. Chickas1a, a.
is. Riddle, Chickasha VIM Stacy.
.Chickashai r. j.. Glover, Chiclasha
~ G. Bohart Chickasha J NJ Muir
pree. Rush springs
Kay-Logan Hawkins. Backwen. c.
T. Shelter kaW city. o. r. MoreyT
Ponca City; @ n Brown New KirB
Kiowa--L T. Terral Hohart; j.
Faulkner Mauitou j H. Thrasher
Mt Park; j. ID Hutton, Roosevelt
Muskogee A. K Farmer. Musko.
Igee VIM r. Hutchins. Muskogee, j,
IE Crouch. poum
Pitshu-g Benedict Elder McAles-
ter Wiley II Jones. McAlester. II T..
McElhauey Crowder: w S. Rogers
kiowa; Sam C. r. Bayden. MoAlester
GarfeldA II. Ellis Orlando. Dan
Huett Enid
Greer-Geo w Brlggs, Granite; G.
I T. Wilson. Mangum; j = McCutchen
I Mcknight. j. j. Savage.
Lincoln NJ Williams. Wellston;
lH Nj Jarrett STROUD
Counties Entitled to Three Represen-
tatlVe,.
Pottawatomie Milton Bryan shaw
NEE, w F Durham Tocumaeh. Nc
Lain Taylo Tecumseh; W. L. Car
son, Asher Victor =. Harlow. shaw.
lnee; Dudley b. Madden
Logan Walter n. Mathews. Mul.
hall II y Derwln, Guthrie, league
/ Ray Guthrie
Oklahoma-I n Putnam, oklahoma
City: Ed ! Dunn. ] x Maxwell ok
I ilahomG City A r. Bailey Ches Burke.
1 Edmond John IA Wright, Oklahoma
lCity.
Pictorial Districts
Johnston and Coal--J NJ. Self Le-
/ lbign John NJ Moore
4 Bryan and Atoka-G w Ward. Ato-
1 lka. w. A. Durant Durant
/ PontotOc aud Seminole-E s. Rat.
Hin Ads; John A. Lee. Sasakwa.
Muskogee and Haskeu-W. o. Carr,
Muskogee; Samuel Sanders. Braggs
Pittsburs and Hughes Ben Fs Har-
rlson Calvin.
Comanche aud Stephous--A II. Japr
lIawten w. n Montgomery. Lawton,
Washita and Custer-L. r. Reeves
IDiE.
Pottawatoniie and Lincoln Chas ~
I Brown, Wellston; ] p Farrell, Wen
ston; ]. Maxey Ir shawnee; II. G.
lStettmund. Chandler
Sequoyah and l.eFloye-~W B Bren
tor. Potoau
Ahalfa aud Grant Riley G. Cloud
Pond Crek Il. l.. O'Meealey. salt
Forf
Craig and Rogers Peter J. Coyne
lVinite
Garfield and Klngnsher-
Payne and Pawnee G. d Hundson
lCushing
I Greek and Thisa-Thomas ID. Lyons
Tulsa w e Novell, Tulsa w L
lCheathem r istow
Caddo Canadian and Cleveland
| Roland Hughes. Norman; Ben f. vii
lsOn ~ Reno.
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Letter Writing In Ancient Babylon.


II can easily be understood that the
reading ana writing Of cuneiform was
not an accomplishment in the posses
sion Of every one Nevertheless there
were plenty OF scribes everywhere. es
pecially IN the cities, where they sat
at the temple gates to be at the service
OF the public The frequent represen-
tations Of scribes are hence interesting
and show that in addition to clay tab
lets the Babylonians used some sort
Of flexible material to write upon. Tho
large number Of letters which have
been excavated, many Of them frOm
the ninth century before Christ, indi-
cate that very active correspondence
was carried on in Babylonia by means
OF messengers, but even more active
was the use OF writing IN commercial
dealings. which was strictly enforced
By law. Nothing was legally binding
pnless II was done into writing In
the presence Of Witnesses Professor
Friedrich Delltzseh 10 Harpers Maga
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n'MSRSzsa9H9nsHsEsHsHsHsHE
s FRESH TOPICS Z
: OF THE TOWN =
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =

A Horse on the Bridge.
A horse stopped traffic on the West
Side street car line this morning for
an hour The animal belonged to the
Reummili- Ice company and
broke loose from the drivers barn
during the night The horse was not
discovered on the bridge until seven
hirty this morning when the motor
nan came to the bridge ready to
cross and seeing the big draft horse in
The middle of the trestle sounaeu his
gong. The animal in trying to turn
around fell with his feet through the
trestle and it took twenty-five men
an hour TO get the animal off the
bridge The horse sustained but slight
injuries.
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DAUGHERTY NAMES BUREAU HEAD

G. l. Daugherty, state commission
er OF labor today announced The ap
'pointment OF &. p. Vance of Okla
homa City, as superintendent of the
state free employment bureau Mr.
Vance viii assume the duties of the
office about July T. The state free
employment bureau is now being con.
Quoted in Commissioner Daughertys
office. but vii, hove pow quarters
after the first Of the month.
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We wish TO express through the col
umns Of your paper our sincere thanks
10 the many friends for their acts Of
indnes4 aud words OF sympathy given
rs during the sickness ana death of our
beloved wife, mother and sister, Mrs.
g. r. Jones Our hearts have heen
touched and strengthened with your
Aind help
MIR G. R. JONES and CHILDREN,
MIR and MRS PERRY Mccoy.
MISS ADDlE EDWARDS
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FULLY NoURisHED.
Grape Nuts a Perfectly Balanced Foo

No chemists analysis OF Grape-Nuts
can begin To show The real value Of
the food--the practical value as shown
by personal experience
II Is food Uat is perfectly ba-
ancel supplies the needed elements of
brain and nerves in AN stages of life
from the infant through ihe atrenn.
Gus times of active middle life. and is
"a comfort and support IN old age
For two years have used Grape
Nuts With milk and "a little cream, for
breakfast ] ann comfortably hungry
for my dinner al noon
! use little meat plenty of yegeta
bles and fruit in season for The noon
meal, and II tired al tea tmo take
Grape Nuts alone and feel perfectly
nCurished
Nerve and brain power and melr
ory are much improved since using
Grape Nuts. ! am over sixty and welGh
55 lbs My son and husband seeing
how ! had improved are now usipg
Grape Nuts.
MY son who is "a treFellng man
eaIs nothing for breakfast but Grape
Nuts and a glass If milk An aunt
YfHA AN N|NAiiN AAAAN A'"t ''" "N
llapeNuis and cream There's q
nc1ecn
Name given ty Postum &c Battle
Greek Mich Read The Road %
WelIVnle. IN pkgs,
Ever read the above ietterl a ne~
cne appears from time 70 time. IT hey
are genuine, true, and run Of human
Interest.
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NowGsa w. +. Gelluly Nowata
Ofuskee r. H. Dickson, Weleetka.
s. A. Smith Okeema
Okmulgee-.l IA Lincoln. Henry
eta
Osage--A. II. Gibson, pawhuska
Ottawa-G W. Bigham, Miami
Pawnee-John Bonar, Skedee
Payhe-C. E. Sexton, Perkins,
Pcntotcc-.
PusEmataAa-W r. surre,t Ant
lers
Rogers-D. r. Lowe Chelse
Roger Mills A Black, Cheyenne.
seminole H. NJ. Tate Wewoka.
Sequoyah--lssec Jacobs. Muldrow
Stephens-W II. Farrant.
Texas-J s. Fisher Texoma
Tihman-J. W Eastman, Frederick.
Tulsa Nv r. Taylor, Bsoken Arrow
Wagner. r. Calhoun, Wagner.
Washington clint Moore, Barties.
Vile; w M Speck, Dewey
Washita-O p Kellog, Cordell
WOods-H T. Parsons, Aka.
Woodward II. Bridges, Wood
ward.
Counties Having Two Representatives
Bryap-
caddo-G. w. c. Rohere, AusdarSo;
che. J. F. Cutshall. ]. l.. jenkins
Carter w. Harreld, Ardmore: ].
= Taylor, Buyrn
]. r. Hargis c J.. Macarthur, Lind
say
Grady B Pope Chlckasha; W.
Is McCobb, Chickasha.
Kaye. NJ Compton. Newkirk; l..
A. Maris, Ponca City
Kicwa-G. E. Mitchell, Dill; IT, l.,
lThrop, Mountain Park
Muskogee Knox Muskogee
! E. S. Merrick Muskogee.
Pittsburg H. p Robins, McAlesteri
To-. S. Wngate, Hartshosne
Garfield NJ Porter, Enid Dist
No. A A. Stun Lahoma, DIST No
Greer DIST No I.
Dist No. g
! Loncoln-J b. Charles. Stroud, Dist
No. 1: H. L. Cloud. Welston. Dist. No
l2; j II. Lockwood, Stroud Dist No /
Pottawatomie, (three) J. r. Hibbard
Tecumseh
Logan (three) j S. shearer, Guth
rie Dist. No. 2. Q. b. Actor, Guthrie
Dis. No. l. W. r. Walker, Guthrie
Dist No. 81 A c Hammond, Dist
/ No. g. b J Garrett, Guthrie, Dist
Ne. g.
Oklahoma Qour) s w Murphey
Edmond, Dist. No 2. c. G. Jones Ok
lahoma City st large; Ed S Vausht
/ Oklahoma City. Dist No 1 w =
coleman. Oklahoma City Dist No
lF. r. Cook. Oklahoma City Gist No
n; ]. F.4Warren, Oklahoma Cit Dist
Nc. 1.
Pictorial Districts
Johnston aud Coal
Bryan and Atoka
Pontotoc and Seminole
Mugkogee end Haskell-C A. Cook
/ MuskCgec
Pittsburg and Hewes-J NJ. Wander
lDoolc Calvin
Comanche and stephens w II
Beave' I.awtOn
W6shita and Custer
Potawatomie and finecln-A II
rhomas Shawnee
Seauoyah and LeFlore--
Alfalfa and Grant-G w Partridge
! Cherokee
Craig and Rogers. II Hentley
1 Clsremore.
Garfield and Kingasher Eugen
Watrous, Enid
Payne and Pawnee-E. NJ Clark
Pawnee
Creek and Tulsa y H. simmons
Caddo. Canadian and Cleveland
Don G. Smith, El Reno.
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sE9Esn9saRsa asEsu9u8zgRsa.
SHORT CUTS (
TO THE NEWS /

The Regimental band win give con
certs at Highland park CEasD every
sunday at p m
Quarters ia tHe Denver special are
being rapidly taken.
Tbo fire department should have
steamer
Why were local insurance rates
raised2 a. the action reflection ON
ho fre department
a Rock Island passenger jumped
Hlc track three times between here
and Chandler yesterday afrnoon
SECRETARY Chapman. of ihe corp0rD-
tion commission is arrGcging his af
fairs in am effort 10 get 20 pao Denver
convention Chapman ia one Of the
hea md most eilcion olliciais in The
state service.
Tho corporation commission contin.
ues 90 do rigid business with dilatory
public service corporations.
The Santa Fe railroad ia repairing
the crossing on Noble avenue.
Harry Johnston and Willie Classen
were sentenced 10 ten deys 0u the rock
pile by Police Judge Boles today on the
charge OF bumming rides on trains
ia the local yards.
,ri,.. th.r.. a.fft az. ,,, l,ttt ...-ee,t, b,
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Nadine Face Powder
Produces a Beautiful Complexion.

Soft end vclvcty.
Remains nntil washed
of. Purified b. a
newly discovered pro-
cess. Harmlcss as
water. Prevents re-
turn Of diseolorations.
On green boxes only)
Buy one SOC. pack
age and money viii Be
refunded ff voi are
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The other day at a golf club in Scot
land a minister OF the kirk was re-
proved by an elder in his church for
using high flown words respecting a
bad stroke he had made, and the min
lister replied
.Weel. DauFid. was nae sac pieh
swearing a. maraly edbesiishins my
feelings" ..-...-
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Miss Ida Lohr. teacher in the city
public schools, has gone to St Louis.
She was accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Hodge, who will visit with rela.
tives in Marshall, ILL.,
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The city council meets this evening
Tor the purpose OF passing upon pians
ud specifications of the convention
hall and to hear report OF the fire com.
nittee on the purchase of q combina-
iun automobile hose wagon and fire
ugine for No. station.
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WO N0nC0 WItn JFeaCEnT.
The Guthrie team goes to Crescent
tomorrow for q same with the "Mexi-
cans who Will play a return game
here sunday Trippett will pitch Sun
days game and the entire proceeds go
towards paying the salaries Of the
local team
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Nc Betting on Ball Games.
Hereafter no betting win be allowed
at baseball games This is the an
nnuncement from the logan county au-
thoriiics, who state that the law passed
hy tho recent legislature against bet
ling az ban games, horse races and on
olDer sports is very stringent and VIII
be enforced
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yOCIETy.
pRospEcTus


Friday.
Friday Afternoon Euohre club meet
In afternoon
Domestic Science club meets in af
ternoon
East Side w c. T. U. meets vito
Mrs y. j. Waugh in afternoon.
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United States Marshal John Aber-
nathy leave tomorrow for Kansas City
on official business.
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Mrs w H. Mitchell. wife OF Chief of
Police Mitchell has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, to spend the summer
months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-26

Associate Justice J, b. Turner re-
turned this morning from trip to Ok
lahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-26

Jack Tearney left this morning for
his home in Red Rock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-26

Mrs. Moon. OF Kansas City, is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs l. n. Cole,
on East Mansur avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-26

sacted routine business preparatory to
the Opening OF the coming chauiau-
qua az Island park next month
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Banker and Mrs. A. A. Byers of Cres
cent city, are mere visiting friends.
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The Ladies' of the G. A. r. will meet
at o'clock Saturday afternoon at Car
negie library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-26

Senator J. H. Strain is in the city
from Wann today comforting with poll
ticians.
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saturdaY.

Mrs.aJ A. Menefes entertains Smart
Set in afternoon at her home on East
Warner avenue. ra
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not entirely satisfied. Tints-White, Flesh.
Pink, Brunette. By leading druggists or mail
PreD'd BY NATIONAL TOnET CO.. Paris. Tenn
Sold by Briggs Pharmacy, Wailace's
Drug store and other druggists.
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j. X Wells. journal clerk in the
senate during the First assembly, is
here from Ardmore today He has a
host of friends IN the capital city.
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Rev. w II Rose and wife have re-
turned from Norman and Ardmore,
where they have been attending Ep-
worth assembly gatherings and adyer-
tising the Epworth chatauqua here in
July
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-26

Mrs B A. Ward and sister, Miss
Ethyl Hoyland have returned from a
visit in Oklahoma City.
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A quiet wedding that will come as
a surprise to many friends in this
city was that of Miss Fern StreeteE OF
Sulppur, and Mr. Fred Pickerel, Of
Ohio Which occurred at the brides home
in Sulphur Monday Of tus week Miss
Streeter is the niece OF Mrs Dennis
Flynn OF this city, and had made many
visits here whore her charming per
3onallty has endeared her to large
circle OF friends. The groom, Mr.
Plckerel is a prominent business man
Of Jackson, Ohio and they viii make
eheir home there Many friends join
in best wishes for future happiness
and prosperity y.-Oklahoma city spec
ial.
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Assistant Secretary of State Leo
Myers and family left last evening for
Oklahoma City to spend the day, Mr..
and Mrs. Myers will take a trip to Den
yer and send their children to their
home In Sayre the first of next week
to visit for several weeks with friends
and relatives.
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Ed Cook is in California.
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snsHanSnsnSnsNsRSESHSRs'
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Representative J. P. Evans is here
from Helena.
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l. W. Gleason is in Perry
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E ingram IS here from Newllrk.
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The East Side w c. 7. U. held a
mothers meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs b. j. Waugh. 105 South
Ash street. There was a fun attend
ance of members and an interesting
and profitable meeting was held A
program was carried out consisting
Of song service, an address by Mrs A.
B. Hillerman. state president Of the
w .. T. T., on Mothers of the Bible;"
quotations from the Bible by the mem
bers in response to roll call: an address
by Mrs, b. j Waugh, on The Worlds
Greatest Heroine-Mother;" address.
Mrs. j. A. Anderson on THE Influence
of Heredity,' followed by a general dis
cusslon by the mothers on Her Rela-
tion to the Public School," what Shall
We Do With Children IN Vacation
Timer" and The Great Effect on the
Child Physically and Mentally in the
Basement School Rooms
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Mrs. ]. ]. Abel gave another one of
her enjoyable card parties yesterday
afternoon at her large. roomy home
7l5 East Noble avenue. The affair
proved one of the popular events Of
the season. Fifty beautifully gowned
women were in attendance. The home
was artictlcally decorated with cut
flowers and ferns, the paror being
decorated with sweet peas. the library
in carnations and the drawing room
in nasturtiums The afternoon was
delightfully."- spent at cards. Mrs Frank
Lyon winning first prize. Mrs. Heinz
Braun cut with Miss Hedwig Braun
for the lone hand Mrs Taylor re
ceiyed consolation Hand painted
plates We're given as prizes. and after
cards the hcstesses served an elegant
three course luncaeon.
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The local auxiliary Of the kEwortn
assembly met this afternoon inthe Of
flee Of Judge Dale al 4 O'Clock and tran
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Mr. and Mrs A. j. Niles and baby,
of Mountain View. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. McNeal, on West
Cleveland avenue.
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Harry Johnston and Willie Classen
were sentenced 10 ten deys on the rock
pile by Police Judge Boles today on the
charge of cumming rides on trains
ia the local yards.
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Miss Bess Gano is entertaining the
Rooney Mooney Shah club this after
noon at her home, q East Villas ave
nue.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27

thought that we have planted Will
eermnate ln some templel soul if
ang work ws could do any sacrifice
we could make eond save others
from contracting habit chat means
ruin to > o body and soul how glad
By we would 40 it But one Of the
saddest phases Of thia question Of ln-
temperance IS 70 seq ltha which we
are unable to help Sc many good
men going over the moral preeipIea
and dragging tbe innocent auj help-
less ones with thom They AID Not
Intend fal they deemed ahem
selves suregoated and that they
could walk safely where others bad
fallen but alas Tor them the slime
same whca the mnddled braiu be-
trayed the totteriug feet and then
wrecked life NOT only for them
but for each one who loved them
war famine and pestileuee com
blned have not brought % Tie world
hair s. much woe as The use 81
stlmulans. There IS no safety for
paB 81 wo,nap btf h LETTING them
alone for taev can bend lie strong
est wiu ANA take aUav pbvsical
mental ANA moral strength
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