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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
LAURELIIURST,

We beg TO advise that drawing For
lots in LAURELHURST will take
place at our office November 20, 1905.
After this date no more OF these lots
will be sold at $500 per acre: prices viii!
he changed TO $3.50 and $50 per lot.
according 10 the location.
We arc extending the time Of drawing
until November 20 in order 10 give our
na irons who have looked al the property
> chance 10 get lot at $500
VIC trust tbat you will avail yourself
of this opportunity to get an acre Ioi
in LAURELHURST, the future high
class residence district.
Call phone Bell 2l39: Ind, lGl
CHANDLER x SOULES co,
Suite 4Oi Atlas block.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
Real Estate Transfers

Walter Bryant to Archie Z. Baron
ct al part lot 4, block &c plat DIS 2,65C
J. II. Matson To C, McSwine, part
block !, Tor"nto subdivision -.
Robert M, Holt to B. c. Friece,
part lot 1, block 81. plat E.. 1,o5C
Charles r Adams to P. J. Losasso,
lots 3, etc. block 2. South Boule-
ward :......... ......,..,.,..... 22C
E. w. Hunten to Andrew P An
dcrson. part block l, Hunters
=. subdivision -; ;,;,........,..... 1900
Is. Rasmussen to Alma c. Jenson
part lot 8, block AZ. 10-acre plat
T. NJ McLelland to Katherine r.
Mcl ellsnd. lots 10, etc. block ..
Somerville ..,........-.s.......
Fourth corporation of Church of l.
y. :. TO John Macono. part lot S,
block II. plat a. A..............,
NJ. j. X Davis ct al to the McCart-
ney Inv, Co. part lot 4. block IL,
j. W. Guthrie to Alfred II. Mere
dith. lots ?. ETC. block 80, Garden
City addition. plat B...... IL
Charles S. Zane TO Hannah Gayler
part lot i, block 81, plat Co.. 50r
John Maccono TO Fourth corpora-
tion of Church of L. ID S., part
lo' block II. rlat A I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
|leyeutll Annual Session Is to
4 Re Held at Pittsburg, Pa,
December 2 to 3.
|rETING PROMISES To
BE IMPORTANT ONE
An to Be Represented by Mum,
her of Prominent Min
ing Men.

|rbe eleventh annual session of the
..s,;tsn Mining congress will be held
p;ttsbure, December 2, 8, 1 and 3.
sIrAady preparations have been made
aiming men here. many OF whom are
<,hArs of the congress, to attend the
,esntiou. A special effort will be
sss this year by delegates to attend
"a this state on account OF the crea-,
I. IL a bureau of mining, the bill for
sisb has already passed the house OF
.,sssntatives and will come up In the
ratc fora third reading,
dr. account. of the importance of the
ina OF the precious metals TO the
"a and especially 40 this state, the
In delcpstion will be an unusually
'f'oe ono. and it is probable that sew
4 napers on mining subjects will be
a AZ the meetings OF the congress by
aresentativcs of this state.
mother matter which is TO he brought
IA tbe transfer OF the Western head
'srters to Salt Lake City from Den
! The gift of a handsome mining
Hnle by b. G.. Jackling and of site
4 'tbc building by Samuel Newhouse
! expecicd to weigh heavily with the
d,1rcss in making the change, but it
{slt that it will be especially proper
Nd Utah be well represented at the
1efcss-
FclIowing is the official call which has
m issncd for the congress by order
The executive committee, through j.
.callbYcath. Jr., secretary.
Official Call.
n the president Of the United Sta tes.
J chief executives OF foreign nations,
Fprnors OF states and territories. boards
trade. boards OF county commissioners
n Supervisors. mayors OF cities and
NJ, chambers OF commerce.. mining
fsaus and exchanges, miners organiza-
|nl scientific societies, engineers asSo-
Mons, state mining schools and per
,nent members OF the American Mining
ngIess:
3tniiemen;-A broad. open forum for
. public discussion OF questions relat-
/ 10 mining Is better calcula ted than
n olher means through which 10 arrive
q consensus OF opinion as to the needs
b demands Of the mining industry. The
nfrcsn Mining congress has definite
|oped through the deliberations OF its
mai conventions. In order t1at IT may
|fDrther directed into those channels
|Fhich its efforts may be of greater
Vlte In tho upbu.l1ing OF the mining
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
DnatllS-


Melissa Swckard, 64 West Fourth
South; pneumonia; aged 60.
Sarah Leigh. Brighton, hemorrhage;
aged 81.
Carmine Pagnotta, ST. Marks hospital;
tuberculosis; aged -.
Thomas Brown, 50 |, street. tubercu-
losiS; aged CO.
? Emily 3. Dahl, 1i2 Third East: tu-
John NJ. Hawkins. NM Greek. gunshot
wound aged Is.
Evan Webster ST, Marks hospital; hip
fracture. aged 81.
John RuttIe Hague. Bingham Canyon;
conyulsion; aged l month.
Lillian Fl Hawkins. I17 Seventh East:
pneumonia; aged months.
Candiella Calugure. l2 Roberts court
convulsions aged ! day.
Carl Gray, Castle Gate; pneumonia:
aged 9 months
Thomas Virgil Mines. 500 Seventh East;
pneumonia; aged months
John G. L. Anderson. Holy Cross hos
pftal; accident; aged 10.
Frances l.. Gray, s57 East First South :
heart trouble; aged 5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
Marriage Licenses.

WiiTed r: Jones OF F!shkill. n. Y. and
Della B. Wilson Of Salt Lake City.
CHARLES w. Wagner OF San Francisco
and Edith Ellis Of Salt Lake City.
D. H. Morton OF Murray and Emma
Arnold OF Salt Lake City,
Ernest s. Cooke and Annie Z, Fayter
OF Winder ward
Clarence NJ. Beckstead and Martha
Pearl Newbold OF South Jordan.
Gordon Ireland of New York City and
Helen Maynard of Grand Rapids. Mich,
lvich Joran Johnson of Hunter and
Anna Anderson of Salt Lake City.
Frederick J, Wheeler and Annie May
Graves OF Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
HOW TO Treat q Sprain.

Sprains, swellipgs and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlain g
Linimcnt. This liniment reduces in
Aammation aud soreness so that q
sprain may bc cured in aDout one.third
the time required by the usual treat
mcnt. 25 and 50.ccnt sizes for sale
by all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

James e. woodard. l2li First avenue.
boy.
Donald NJ, Colebaugh. $50 South Ninth
West. boy
girl
Charles Henry Plummcr. As West
Fourth South. girl.
Sterling Evans lSS street. girl.
Peter Christensen. 223 South Second
West. boy.
Oscar Larsen. 655 Tenth East, girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-10

A box of Ivory Soap
can you think of a bet
ter wedding pre- Sc nta
True, it is somewhat
out-of-the-ordinary, but
that is in it's favor,
rather than the reverse.
And Ivory Soap is very
much more useful than
cut-glass, silver and
things Of that sort.
Any grocer will gladly
hll your order for a box
of Ivory Soap; and will
deliver it where and
when you tell him.
Ivory Soap
50 4t1oo Per Cent. Pure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
DAILY FASHION
.......... TALkS......
FOR nm AlIrIIMN- nltlllla.

lifidai custumrs ars afWays nurh
under discussion III fhis sea aii ibf' 'tna
year and every woman "a sure 20 be-
nicreste'i whether she is girl. wife or
widow. This one shows Dlrectoirc
style used IN a modified way and Is
Just as earning aud graceful as well
can be without oyer elaboration. rhc
material illustrated is white satin and
the trimmlng Is embmidery and "a.
tachc while the gpinpc portions are
.of tucked SILK net and the panel or t.e
skirt Is made OF chiffon. but ali the
materials thar brides wear can be util.
iged FOR this gown and there are vari.
ous salins and crepes de Chine from
which 20 choose while for the Trim.
ming applique can be- made to take the
place of embroidery or am finish mat
may be- preferred The garnitnre on
the b. use, too, Is separate aud can be-
made % contrasting material such as
heavy aN-oYcr lace or of satin en-
broidered while tse rest of the gown
is OF thinner material Again. the
guimpe portions could be OF lace. Ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
FIX THIS UP YOURSELF
AT YOUR HOME
Gut This Out or Hand 10 Some
Afflicted One as II
is Excellent


The following prescription Tor .ise
cllre OF rheumatism ana kidney rad
bladder troubles has no doubt been
filled millions OF times. ylz.: Fluid
Extract Dandelion, ,nc.half ounce:
Compound Kargon, one ounce; Com.
pound Syrup Snrsaparllla, threa
ounces. These simple. harmless In.
gradients can be obtained at any
good prescription pharmacy az little
cost and are mixed by shaking well ID
2 bottle.
The dose for adults Is leaspoon-
ful after cacl, meal and at icdtinie,
drinking fun lGmbellul Of water
after each desc. II Is stated that this
prescription Is Il positive remedy for
kidney trouble and lame back. weak
bladder and urinary difficulties, espc-
e!ally of the elderly people. and cne
gi the bcsi things 20 bc used In rhru,
matte ailtciioDH relicyp,t The aches
and pains aud reducing swcllngs
NcllknpNn authority statrs fhat
this mixture acts directly upon the
elimiuotyc tissues &c .iile kidaeys
clclu5ca liege sDungclike o9gans aad
gives item power to SIT aud strain the
poison rs waste matter and uric ucid
from the blood which ii the cinsc OF
rhrunAilsm
if ur back or sidcs arhc aii,i y0u
iu3icct kidney irulllr Il would be-
Wise 90 Try this Tor fcw daya.
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! NEWS OF THE Z
Z RAILROADS 7
y afMf'Hfm.sHsHfrnfn nfns.H.s ::

John Fngaity conductor ON Inc
Eastern Oklahoma passenger run. lon
lHsi eNenink for Arkansas city ON 70
llsluess isip Conductor q. q. Grit
iln Is On Ia hts stead
brakeman =. G. Carr NJ The Eastern
DEia a"na passrng'r TRAIN, accom-
yanitd 1y his family left last evening
=. 2 Aikoasas rilS irakcman Harry
folk. 81 Arkansas city. IS relieving
ra}r
santa M 'iaim A'ilusirr "a n Grill
icy la here from Arlausas CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
Internal
PILES
c u
Afior Three and oneiisf Years OF
Suffering by Pyramid Pile Cure.

Trial Package By Mail, Free.
For three and one-half years / sui
inred with internal piles. suffered
aud lost enough sleep 10 send me tu
ilie afylnw tried an kinds Of reml
rdicss none gave me eliof After
using 3 boxes I believe ! am chrta and
after only tho third application all
Itching stopped. have lived bert ~
years w. T.. Johnson 20 9. Fulton ST..
Columbus. Ohio
What Pyramid Pile Cure has done
fr cther4 q can DO Tor sou. Go TO
yOur druggist and bus Tx now.
price fifiy cents Or send as your name
sni adiress and we viz send yan a
trial lackag by mail irea in iain
wrapper ~ you don't desire or are TOO
tfid on modest 10 ask y0ul lsuagisf.
seai u5 fiitg ceufs ana We a'll enl
Pyramid Pile Cure 10 sou hy meil. a.
plain Vrapper Address Pyramid Drug
Co l5s Pyramid Bldg Marshall Mich
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,HHEsusuTHsHs-n@nsus.H&Esns 4
PERSONAL :
AND !
LOCAL !
,n.an II, e, n. n ~ {

Wade Atkins is here from Wauriisa
"a matters before the Supreme court
Horace Speed bas returned from q
nip 90 Purcell
7r& A. laH ahd a D. Titns are here
from Cherokee today
llr a. illenGer has returned pomla "a
hunting trlpi IN Westeili Oklahoma.
attorney W. a. Icdbetier is here
frfm Ardnore.
Ayf955 DlUOCI
congressman C. i& Carter, who ad.
dressed large meeting here last night
raas the 8lssi Of W. N. Bon6ar while
There o(ffN ~
H. ". Holleman. Of Houston Texas,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

is in the city for a few days, g,cst
"a the Hotel lone,
Representative Bert Tilutson Is
here from Nowaia.
! Z. peels is here from oklahoma
city
r. D. Garner Is here from coyle to.
day
state Veterinarian J x ,Callicqibc
rs here from Oklahoma city
~ Peyion is here from MuskOger.
Santa Ne Detectiyo Ohio Miller s
here from shawnee.
Banker Ano Boyer is here from
Crescent.
NJ H. Rouse, OF Oklahoma Ci(g, pas
sed through the city last eyentR * Ell.
route 10 Enid.
Ea rff ff-f --.f 90
Corporation Commissioner s =.
Watson Is IN Perry Today where he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
JustIee b Harrn spurlock.

SNSN'S~ ~ ftai'y SFAN NlN|N.
The Leader contained an ten, re-
ceutly 10 lho effect that Harry Spur
l9ck wa5 no longer connected with ilC
papcr Mr.. Spurl0ck mad taken y
ton as trnvc ing agent iOr another
firm. und tht item WAS inserted 10 IN.
form patrons wlo trcuncnily pllDned.
The Item was not inserted "a rcflerf
upon lIarry's Integrity llr Is so Il
business young man and served The
Leader faithfully lnasmHch as du.
signing pcrsCns have sought 10 ron.
sirua The item go the discroiit / ilIrry
Tho Loader mahel this statement in
Justice tu hiu
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deIIvers an address lonIghl

delivers an address tonight
" uo'iaud lcrt lasr evening for
Ex-Attorney General J. G.. Rohers
returned TO Euid last evening after
spending day In The capital clty.
Kari . Filsou returned 10 ST. Joe
Mo-. hast evening
Banker q % siehaugh 4 here from
Crescent
AIr. and Mrs C. a. Prnu lsn last
evening for hulhan tu visil wir,
friends
VIII Brooks went quail huuting ,es
lerday and brought back a good show
ing.
Prof j. r. Nicholson. Of sHllwaler
wsA IN the city last evening
Rev. .. D. Waugh returned last ev.t
ming from Oklahoma city
Prof ,. 2. Alley or the a. 4 M
college faculty passed through The
city last evening enroute 10 Saltwater
from trip 70 CklahOma city.
Judge }. ~ BuriOrd and Grant Han
ford returned last evening from OK
lahoma City
john t;oloble returned lost esening
from Siillwafer
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tOOnl'huo1 il"n rage ~
@ --'-----7-
fouhc'lnlan Douglas stated in this
connection ilal be dld not believe that
FIc mot 0rubor, or amy other sal
hrlha 'l'l chploye MAS competent 10
'ca' Sa9 hlilhs' councilman Spnrl0ck
nAplained lhat other citlos had the
hfr oniel make tlle inspections and
i'di me lrel was hui o sim2lc thing
~ hl9kr an molion of Councilman
boutlnH new oihcf That Of gas I'M
ap'elof' wac created by Inserting in
'n' b'euph lle words gas Inspector
lualf'n pl 'hln pi hre department
councilman Morrison opposed This
VIGOROUSLY asserting lbai an The conn.
nl was DRIVING al was 70 give another
brohfh ho"n politician job. The
Noi' ON ihis dmendmcnl was us fol
lows Avs Barker Douglas and
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: SHORT CUTS J
Z TO THE NEWS !
u eG-sMsnlEs-z.sns-R.Ss.e.4s'ass.;., |.

Tae statement showing the cordl-
lion Oi The national banks in Oklaho-
ma. pubts ed today, sh wv a. oss OF
zen banks since the lasi report and q
decrease IN deposits OF SOFA 28g.jG.
Sheriff Mahoncy last night arrest
ed John stewart residing on West
Cleveland avenue 5n the charge of
bootlcgging. Three men fsund drink.
Ing booze IN the room WIN Sten hrt
were held as Witnesses
Fred Winklc. former proprlstor 81
the New Y rk meat market was ar,
rested today by Sheriff Mahoney ON
tie Charge OF larceny Of COW. which
IS claimed TO have been stolea IN the
mort east part cf the county Wnklc
claims 10 have purchased the COW
Saturday in he south part of the
county
Harry Saith. national organizer for
American Federation tf Labor. Is
here rcorganlzing different local un-
Ions. He wi meet tomorrow even
ing with the BARRIERS union He re-
ports that Bryan has a cd show OF
winning this time
Woois- alias Murphy. was fined Sc
la police court lasi evening for drunk
cnncss.
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ki's.,a,s a. q. y. 81. q su..z.sx =
: PERTA1NIEG TO s
q sEH06E ON EICK LIST )
eTSxsfsfzfasn1ksrKSEsnSasH

Airs r. Y. Land, residing 0il Easi
harrisOn avenue. underwent an oper-
alton at the Methodist b spital yaster.
day mofplne for appendicitis. Drs.
Noble and West and G. Doyell were
the pftending physicians She Is re-.
ported 20 De resting easy today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Hives, eczema itch or salt rheum
sets YOU crazy Can't bear the touci
Of your clothing Doans Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer AN druggisig ell II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Miss Merle Newly. formerly OF this
city enG now Of herman. win leave
the FIRST OF next week for Milan. Italy
10 study violin at the Milan Couserya.
tory on Music. Miss Newly is now
assistant director Of violin Ia the state
university. at Norman. She s we'll
known to the music lovers Of the
capital city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

C1icugo. ill. Oct co. Partly cloudy
tonight aud "Wednesday colder Wed,
nciday.
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Thursday
PROSPECTUS.


Thursday.
/ Mrs. J. K Cottlngham entertains at
cards complimentary to Mrs. H. s.
3ledsoe.
Mrs. j. G. Strang gives one o'clock
luncheon IN afternoon To mentters of
Thursday Afteru on Whist club at
Evergreen" farm
Trinity Guild social tea ON wednes.
( day afternoon al the residence dr Mrs
I g 3. Petty SOS East Nobe avenne
Miss Merle Newby formerly OF this
city and now Of Norman. win leave
the iirsl ot next week for Milan. ltaly
/ 10 study violin at the Milan Conserya.
tory on Music. Miss Newly is now
assistant director OF violin IN the state
UNIVERSITY al Norman She is wcm
/ known to the music lovers Of the
capital city
Mr and Mrs $. w. Keyser returned
to their home IN Saltwater last eve.
/ G'ng after spending Sunday IN The
city with Mr.. and Mrs. A, h Eastman.
on North Elm street;
Mr.. w. snyder Of Topeka spehi Sun.
day In The city with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Il Eastman. Mr. Snyder Is one Of ,hc
leading bankers OF Topeka.
Mrs. a. !, Graham. OF oklahoma
city is The guest OF her sister, Mrs
Roy Gordon
Chester V Turner aud Miss Margu-
critic cobb were quietly married Sun.
day cyculug at lhc homo Of Mr. aud
Mrs Ponpark. 5lG West Mansur ave.
nuc The bride is a charming young
Woman and HE past few mCrtbs has
been cmployed us stcnographer with
a lncal concern Tho groom IS an
energetic young man, and the present
time is employed as travelling repre-.
sentative for the Capital City BUSINESS
college The young couple win make
their home hefH
Mrs 5 T.. Spuricr IS visiting Ia OK
laboma city with friends.
Mr. AID Mrs John Giyclw have re-
rprncd iu llirir home ln Pouca Cily
after weeks wish n The cits with
MIR and Mrs Claude Sitturley
Mrs. I'uebl Haskell entertained a
nlaher Of friends Saturday afternoon
~ her home on Cast Oklahoma ave.
nuc AT cards, complimentlary to Mrs
John GiYcns Of ponca city
The 1lks viii give their annual ball
IN November The event Is looked
forward 10 with much pleasure by the
sociciy-goers OF the capital city
Miss Katherine Upton left today
for Oklahoma city to Visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs J. + Leach T, have
returned from a visit in Kingnshcr
with Mr. aud MIS- " r. nrownlee
Rev and Mrs r ,, brewer left last
evening for Enid.
Mrs II l.. Leonard IS hero from
Coyle.
/ Miss Jennie Shcrbunc entertained
he Dread club last evening az her
aome, ON North Broad street. The
evening was spent IN discussing the
work Of the Constitutional convention
lead by Miss Helen Green. Miss Maud
Goodrich favored with vocal solo
J The next meeting will be OH Novem.
ber End when Halloween social viii
be held. The place to be- announced
later
Justice to Harry spurlock.
The Leader contained an ten, re
centy 10 lho effect that Harry Spur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

When hungry between meals dish Of
delicious, 6sVory, crisp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Trinity Guild social tea ON Wednes.
day afternoon az the residence df Mrs.
{, 3, Petty. SOS East Noble avenue.
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Thursday.
Mrs. j. Z COttlngham entertains at
CARTS complimentary to Mrs. H. S.
Bledsoe
Mrs. J. G Strang gives one o'clock
luncheon IN afternoon TO members of
Thursday Afteru on Whist club at
Evergreen" farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Co. o. stieniion
YOU are hereby ordered 10 report
al ille ataory az ., a.. for drill
fsS ctkRAN Capt Coadg Co y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Nir and Mrs s. w. Keyser returned
to their home IN Saltwater last eve.
n'ns after spending Sunday IN The
city with MIR and Mrs. A. h Eastman,
on North Elm street
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With cream and a little
sugar
Willprore a deliglt.-and
saiisfaction
II Is a lacilialing food
made of corn, always
ready to serve.
" THE, TASTE LINGERS S e
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Mr.. w. snyder Of Topeka spehl SUI
day In the city with Mr. and Mrs. A.
u Eastman. MIR. Snyder Is one Of ,hc
leading bankers OF TOpcka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

sOLp DY RocEKs
Mace eY
rosTcA cEREAL - Lrn
naltie ctcr Asa.
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lC0nLInuod rlnm lage l.l

VIII REGULATE oAs.FlrTlNo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Mrs. a. D. Graham. OF Oklahoma
city, is The guest Of her sister Mrs
Roy Gordon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Woods alias Murphy. was fined Sc
Ia police court last evening for drunk
rnucfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Mrs H. H. Leonard IS here from
Coyle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Rev and Mrs. n =. Brewer left last
eYening for Enid
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Mr. and Mrs j. r Leaoh Ir. have
returned from a visit in Kingnshcr
with Mr.. aud Mis- " Il. llrownee.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-05-15
The tilt in the house by tt

The tilt in the house by the
party leaders, Representative
Payne, of New York and John
Sharp Williams, afforded the lat
ter an opportunity to lay bare
the many frauds perpetrated by
the republican party in order to
keep itself in power. Mr.. Payne,
like a very large majority of re-
publicans, feels that the disfran-
chisement of the negro in the
south is the objectionable sin and
that the democratic party of the
nation should be forever con-
demned for this act of the south
ern states. Mr.. Payne forgot
the record of his party in his de-
sire to give the south a punch,
but he will not be so eager to
again wake up his antagonist.
The question of the negro vote
may become one that the repub-
licans may find it necessary to
change upon base. The trend of
events are in that direction at
this time and the national cleo
ton may show results on account
of the negro vote not pleasing to
Mr.. Payne and his party. If Taft
is the nominee the negro vote
will fall short Of the strength in
the past and in a number of the
northern states his vote can and
does determine the result.