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, 1908-01-20
Officials at Centennial.

President Fred A. Miller, Superin-
tendent R. D. Stewart and Auditor ].
w. Emmons went to Millbrook by spe-
cial train yesterday to look after the
loading of the Hartman cattle for mar
ket. They returned with the stock
train later in the afternoon.
, 1908-01-20
NORTH PARK RANCHMEN
PICTURED IN PAPER

The Denver Republican OF this morn.
ing had pen pictures Of Andrew Norell
and Andrew Peterson of North park,
convention in that city. 1t says under
the Norell picture, Andrew Norell
turns up UNEXPECTEDLY"
, 1908-01-20

1t was confidently expected that the
new nine-hour law affecting railroad &C.
legraphers would work a revolution in
railway operation, and it was with this
end in view that the Order of Railway
Telegraphers procured its passage de-
, 1908-01-20
NEW GRIP
Fifty-Six Deaths in Chicago from the
Disease Last Week.

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 20.-Grip scored a
new mortality record last week, with
fifty-six deaths in this city. The dis,
ease is more prevalent than at any 9TH
er time in the city's history.
, 1908-01-20
Back from His Old Home.

Conductor A. ]. Hull returned Sun
day afternoon from Boone, Ia, where
he had been for a visit with his mother
and other relatives for several days.
Iowa, he saws is having nice weather
, 1908-01-20
STATE MEDICAL BOARD
10 MEET AT LARAMIE.

The state board of medical examin.
ers will meet in this city, at the Carne-
gle library building, o nthe 18th, 18th
and 14th of February, when the appli.
cants having applications on file for
state certificates will be examined. DR..
Miller, the secretary, stated today that
he could not tell at this time how many
there will be.
, 1908-01-20

A New York girl proposed to a man
just as the clock finished striking IL
on New Years eve, was Immediately
accepted and the wedding took place
an hour later. This should give timid
girls courage to do some pointed ask
ing.
, 1908-01-20
Charles Emory Smith Dead.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 20.-Charles
Emory Smith, editor of the Press, for.
mer postmaster general and minister
to Russia, died suddenly yesterday Of
heart disease, aged 65 years.
, 1908-01-20
SCOTCH WILL MEET

TO TALK CELEBRATION.
The Scotch of the city will meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vass,
267 north Third street, this evening,
to discuss the ~advisability of the ceie-
bration of the anniversary of Robert
Burns Saturday night, many of the ma
tives of that country not being willing
to allow the occasion to go by without
some sort of remembrance.
, 1908-01-20
HERE FOR VISIT
TO OLD TIME FRIEND.

Colonel John F. Farley of Denver,
general agent for the Thiel Detective
agency of that city, spent the forenoon
here, being shown about the city by
Hon. N. X. Boswell, the two having
known each other for the past forty
years. Mr.. Farley went west on the
afternoon train today.
, 1908-01-20

For the small sum of so cents n
month you can get all the news oe
the world right up to the minute by
subscribing for The RepublicIs.
, 1908-01-20
May Prevent Ballot.

1t is considered impossible to get the
passengers, among whom were many
Legislators, to Frankfort in time for the
joint session and it is probable not a
ballot will be taken today for United
States senator.
, 1908-01-20
cross.Examlnation Rsnun.

New York, Jan. 2O.-District Attor,
ney Jerome began his cross-examina-
ton of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw at 1905
afternoon.
, 1908-01-20
interpreting chrlst,s Command.

New York, Jan. 2O.-In an address
to the members of his old Bible class
in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church
yesterday, John d. Rockefeller, jr., ex-
pressed his views on giving to the
poor and borrowing and lending among
friends. He asserted that Christ's
command to give to the poor should
not be taken in a literalssense. 'In
u efforts to help others let us be in
t%elligent, otherwise we do more harm
than good" he said. at is the anne
with reference to lending and borrow
ing money
, 1908-01-20

g Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 20 6
6 The two-cent railroad fare law G
G now in force in Pennsylvania g
6 was today declared unconstitu. 6
6 tional by the state supreme court, g
6 which handed down an opinion Q
9 affirming the decision of the COM g
G mon pleas court at Philadelphia, 8
9 rendered last September. 6
G Vote Four to Three. .
G The vote of the court was four @
8 to three, the dissenting opinion 6
9 being handed down by Justice Q
G Mesitrezat. :
0ocooo @ G G G @ G .
, 1908-01-20
Lend in Business WAY.

There is much harm done by lend
ing to men who ask for So or $40,
promising to repay it at once, never
intending to do SO. 1t is a religious
duty not to lend to men of that class.
IL you mi to lend a man money, do
1t in a business way; take his note,
with interest. Otherwise you will lose
his friendship and he will lose his self
r%espect.n
, 1908-01-20

New York, Jan. 2O.-When the
Thaw trial was resumed this morning,
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was called
to the stand to repeat her story of a
year ago. District Attorney Jerome
Immediately renewed his motion that
the public and press be excluded, put
the court overruled the motion.
Started to Tell Story.
Mrs. Thaw then began a recital of
the story of her experience with Stan
ford White as she told it to Thaw in
Paris III 1903, when he asked her to
become his wife.
jerome objects.
jerome at nee made a strenuous
objection. He declared that the reci-
tation OF a conversation years before
a homicide could have nothing to do
with the insanity of the defendant at
the time of the killing. He was again
overruled.
Story Same as Last Year.
Mrs. Thaw then resumed her story,
which was substantially as that she
told on the stand last year. Jerome
constantly OBJECTED When 1t seemed
to him that the witness was transgres-
sing, and this caused Justice Bowling
to rule that she must first tell all she
remembered of the conversation with
Thaw without questioning from the
counsel, unless it appeared that the
witness had forgotten any detail, and
then her attention might be called to
them.
Effect Upon Thaw.
, 1908-01-20
LEGISLATORS CAUGHT in Wreck.

Louisville, KY, Jan. 2o.-The Louis,
vile and Nashville passenger train, due
at Frankfort this morning, was derail.
ed eve miles from Frankfort today.
Several passengers were injured but
nobody was killed.
, 1908-01-20
Story Same as Last Year.
Effect Upon ThaW.
The witness continued her story an,

spite the determined opposition of rail.
way managers and even against ad.
vice direct from the White house.
Will Install Telephones.
The revolution is coming all right,
but it will be a revolution that will
legislate the telegrapher to a back seat
as an adjunct to railroad operation
and will throw thousands of telegraph
ers out of employment. The roads in
tend to install telephones along their
lines, will employ women to operate
them and will extend the block system,
which will make telegraph stations un-
necessary.
, 1908-01-20
Nothing in Plot.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 20.-The re-
ported plot to blow up one or more of
the ships of the Atlantic fleet of bat
tleships at Rio Janeiro is regarded at
the White house as a repetition of one
o fthe many schemes which are con.
stantly being presented to the secret
service by persons who claim to pos.
sess information which they are will
ing to part with for a consideration.
, 1908-01-20
POLL TAXES
ROLLING IN
AGENT CADY COLLECTS SEVERAL
HUNDRED DOLLARS FROM
EMPLOYEES OF COMPANY.
So Far No Trouble BY Any of the Men,,
One EmpIoye Insisting for a Time
Tat He Would Not Pay-AIiens
Paying That Perhaps Never Paid
Poll Taxes Before.

As the result of the notice served
upon Agent A. B. Cady of the railroad
company Saturday afternoon, by direc-
ton of the board of county commits.
sioners, that official has collected sew
eral hundred dollars in poll taxes from
employees of the company, fully 200
of these being from aliens who per.
haps before paid poll tax in this
or any other country. In n instance
a young man who had been here just
long enough to get his name OF the
list made some objection, but when
the agent told him that either the taI,
payer or the agent would have to pay
under the notice and "he knew darned
well he wouldn't" the employe came
through" with the money and the ac-
count was squared. Several dollars
were collected through District Fore.
men who had neglected this little nat
ter of so much Importance to the
schools of the county. The officials of
the road acted under the following
laws of Wyoming, being sections 1877
and 1878 of the Revised Statutes Of
1899:
The Law in the Case.
Section 1877. In case any person
allows his poll tax to become delin.
quent, it shall be the duty of the col,
lector of taxes to seize upon such de-
l%inquent's property and sell the same;
and said collector shall, after deducting
said tax and one dollar for his fee.
return the o%verplus, if any, to said de-
.linquent; provided, that in all cases
where any person or corporation is
owing such delinquent a sum of
money sufficient to cover the amount
of said tax and the fees, said collec'
tor of taxes may serve a written guar
antee or notice on such person or any
agent of such corporation to withhold
the amount of tax and fees from the
amount due such delinquent; provided,
no poll tax shall be levied or collected
from any person over so years of age.
Duty of the Corporation.
Section 1878. Every person or cor
poration, when notified by the collector
of taxes, as specified in the preceding
section, shall answer to said collector
as to the amount due such delinquent,
and shall retain said tax and fee out
of said amount and shall pay the sane
to said collector"
, 1908-01-20
Started in Paris.

No credence is placed here in the
existence of an actual plot. 1t is I'M
derstood the information originated
in Paris, from which point 1t was com
municated to the secret service bu-
reau of the treasury department and
through that medium to Admiral Ev-
n and the authorities of the South
American country.
, 1908-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT
uPSETS REDUCTION OF
FARES IN THE KEY
STONE STATE.

Vote Was Four to Three, Dissenting
Opinion Handed Down With That
Affirming Decision of Common
Pleas Court Missouri Supreme
cour Declares Invalid Law Relat-
ing to Transfer of Suits.
, 1908-01-20
GOING TO COAST
FOR WINTER SEASON.

DR.. and Mrs. r. J.. Gardiner will
leave tomorrow for Denver, going from
that city to Phoenix, Ariz., and thence
to Los Angeles, Cal, for the remain
der of the winter.
, 1908-01-20

Why not get all the news whom 1t 10
news by reading The Republican,
, 1908-01-20
REPEATS STORY TOLD YEAR AGO
AND GIVES CONVERSATION
SHE HAD WITH THAW
IN EUROPE.

Distrit Attorney Jerome Makes OBJ
lection, ~Contending That Evidence
of Conversation Had Years Ago
Could Not Affect Insanity of De-
PENDANT at Time of Killing of STAR
ford White-Other Crimes.
, 1908-01-20

Daily Republican, so cents a month.
, 1908-01-20
RATE LAW
IS DECLARED INVALID

secretary of state, from enforcing the
law was granted.
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CORPORATION BOARD HEARINGS

The corporation commission will
Monday hear the case Of the Sen Bois
Coal CO., which Is seeking to be in.
cluded IN the McAlester coal group
district by order of the commission.
Commissioners A. T. Watson stated
that. should the tragesar be made Il
would mean the reduction OF The price
Of coal per ton in Northwestern Ok
lahoma and Northern Texas TO the
consumer of Is cents. Another hear.
Ing 70 come up on Monday Is the
hearing OF Wholesale men Of the state
on the reduction Of the freight rate
on canned goods
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COUNTY SEAT ELECTION NIL

The FIRST county seat election result
ing in none Of the aspiring towns re-
ceiVing a majority vote OF al cast at
tne election Is Cimarron county The
official returns were received at the
80 ernors office. None Of the seven
aspiring towns received very big
majority over any other one In the
contest Another election must be
held under the law next August at
which the towns receiving the highest
number OF votes al the first election
are 20 be voted on They are Boise
City aud Dolby which received 373
IA 22l votes respectively The 9th
or asplrants were CostermGD, Cim-
arun Esbon and WilbaroW The
present county seat Is Kenton
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OKLAHOMA HAD SPECIAL BAR

Special 10 Daily Leader
Chicago. June 1O.-Just next to the
oklahoma headquarters In the Auditor
um Annex the hotel opened up a new
oar A bedroom was converted into a
rcfreshment dispensary That was
done for the special benefit OF the Ok
ahCma crowd, since that state has
gone dry. Out Of pure kindness Of
heart the landlords wanted to give the
Okiahomans a chance 70 qDench their
nlIet n was sonIc a,trcoasN from the
arch nag days 10 come when they re-
Turn h,1-e
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS
Charters Issued.

Charters Issued.
Southwest Loan Co, OF Holdenville
with $500 capital stock The direct
rs are; w J Smith c. e. Taylor
and c. NJ. Hamilton, all Of Holdenville
Marcus Daly Butte Gold and Copper
Mining Co, of Needles. Calf, and Ok
ahcma City, with $4,000 capital
stock The directors are: = p Pur,
ZEN and r. j. Purcell. Of Needles
nd r. " Remmington. Of Oklahoma
City
1he Ralston Bridge and Improvement
'o. OF Ralston. with $4,000 capital
,ock The directors are. r. A. Bul
iock " ID. Eberwein, c. Cook. A. NJ
larry. l. c. Barber. r. O. Van Petun
nd = j. Mosier, all OF Ralston
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'HSnSH9nssHs'HssMs'HsH9M9HsM
! SHORT CUTS
! TO THE NEWS

June weather all right
Reglrlerl Last call p. m.
Watch Section s. Stamp it.
Watermelons on the market today
Want Guthrie to grow? Vote tn
bonds.
The open cyclone season Is believed
to be out
Remember the bond election Is Tues
day Go or record as townbuilder.
Atty Redman paid fine Of $40 for
fighting in police court this morning.
Have you registered? II not, you
have failed to do your duty as a loyal
citizen Go now.
The cigar box factory on East okla
homa, now employs eight people Il
Is growing industry.
city council meets in special ses.
sion this evening TO consider Noble
avenue paying matter.
Registration lists will be open al the
city clerks office until 9 o'clock To-
night. AZ that hour the lists are closed
A. r. Creager, Of Muskogee, has
announced as republican candidate
for congress In the Third district
Under the direction Of Chief OF Po-
lice Mitchell the prisoners In the city
bastile spent yesterday in cleaning
house.
Much interest Is being taken IN the
coming bond election Many citizens
are out In vehicles IN each ward to-
day urging the voters to register.
The two shacks on West Harrison
avenue across from the Victor block
recently condemned by Fire Chief Cru
Der were torn down and removed
today
Contractor Bricknors business has
developed wonderfully He now sends
work all over the state lie las just
completed S20.004 worth OF work FER
the Pioneer Telephone company
United States Marshal Alternately
received word yesterday that n H.
Jergeson Is wanted IN r. Smith on a
charge Of violating the internal rev.
enue law and went 10 Oklahoma CITY
last night on the might train aud
placed him under arrest
Detective Sam Bartell. one Of the
leading officers IN the chase Tor Kings
bury. negro murderer. came 20 the
fr-nt this morning az plaintiff Ia a
divorce suit He says that his wife
Lucy has been cruel and lnhuman. has
neglected her duty, and Is guilty ol
calling him vile names The petition
alleges that she procured q gun and
threatened to kill the plaintiff. taking
with her al the household effects which
plaintiff believes ene has disposed o.
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The officers and members Of Albert
Pike Lodge No 60, A. j.. a A. Nj, ex.
tends cordial invitation TO all visit
ing masons and their families to par
tcipate In the celebration OF the an.
nircrsary Of ST. john the Baptist on
Wednesday evening, June 24tn, 1908.
A short musical program viii be given
in the auditorium, followed BY ban
quet
THE COMMITTEE.
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w AN rs
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE-I offer for sale Lots 13,
IA and IS, Block 81, West Guthrie.
These lots are situated on the ~ e.
Corne- of Cleveland and 18th street,
in select neighborhood, away from
smoke and dust, and command view
Of the greater portion of the city. The
lots and location must be seen To be
appreciated. DO not fail to examine
this property Address.
G.. ID. JOHNSON,
236 Woodlawn Ave.
Aurora Illinois
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AemorIaI servIce for Woodmen.

The local WOodmen and Royal
Neighbors will hold their annual me-
norial service at the First Methodist
nurch. corner of e. Noble avenue
md Broad street, Sunday. June 2ist
he pastor Rev. f. +. Fairchild, viii
reach a sermon appropriate to the
secession.
An members Of the order are re-
luireds TO attend
They viii meet at the lodge rooms
{ i0;45 sharp and go in a ody TO
he church Hour OF service, IL
o'clock
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! aSRsEszIHs snSE sasHSESRsn !
FRESH TOPICS Z
OF THE TOWN )
, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z

Nay Have TO Rebuild Bridge.
The city engineer reported at the
'ouncil meeting last evening that he
vas of the opinion that the bridge at
le entrance OF Island park across the
Cottonwood river which was knocked
1ut of line by last weeks storm by a
uge tree falling on it, would have TO
2e torn down and rebuilt, which would
aost the city 5000.
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FOR SALE -Gx-eye steel range
warming closet and reservoir. used
one year, cost forty dollars. To save
moving viii take twenty if sold by
Monday Phone 500 or 423
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Notary Commissions.

less r Lewis, of Oklahoma City for
)klahrma county
5. p. Park, Of Adair, for Mayes
,Ounty
A. Sparks. Of Blackwell, for Kay
county
K. w. Emsnhisor. Of Davidson, for
rlllRan county.
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Former Delegate w. T. S. Hunt, OF
Oklahcma city. was IN the city today
He is the dlspensary agent at Oklaho
ma City
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Fred S. Barde, correspondent for the
Kansas City Star returned today from
Chicago, where he attended the re-
publican national convention this
week
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HEAT WAVE IN CHICAGO.


(By Associated PreEs)
Chlcago June 2O-There were ten
and seven deaths caused
IN part by heat as the result OF yes.
terday'a heat wave here.
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AGENTS-$lO5 per month introducing
our line of embroidered Shirt Waists
and lace Curtains at bargain prices
Samples free. Thomas Co., Desk 462
Daytoa, o.
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The Local Woodmen aud Royal
mortal services al The First Methodist
churca, corner OF East Noble avenue
and Broad street Sunday morning,
June "a. 1908.
The pastor Rev T. p. Fairchild,
viii preach a sermon appropriate for
the occasion.
All members of the order are re.
oucsted 10 10 attend We viii meet az
The lodge rooms M l0;45 p m. and 81
IA a body 20 The church Hour Df ser
vice 1880 a m q. ID Foster clerk
Only $50 yffers have registered foi
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United States Marshal Abernathy
left on the noon train for Oklahoma
City 20 meet his three younger chill
dren. Temple, Johnnie and Louise, who
are ccming from Frederick where they
have been visiting Mr. Abernathy's
sister for the past two months
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ruesdaY.

West Side Ladies' Aid society Chric-
tian church meets with Mrs. j. b.
Fairfield In afternoon.
Mrs J. j. Boles entertains Tuesday
Bridge club in afternoon.
Pastime Euchre club meets with
Mrs Willard lndwall in evening
Modern Priscilla club meet in after
noon.
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J. NJ. Remmingt.n, of Shawnee, is q
GuJarie visitor
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Mr. and Mrs Fred Barber and Mr.
Orl'e Arthur n Grand island, Neb.
viii arrive in Guthrie tonight over the
Santa re 10 be present az the marriage
Of their sister. Miss Grace, Wednes-
day morning. June "a. which will take
place at her home, i07 North Capital
bouleYard.
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sEsESuSHSza'H5a SzgESEG-
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Ed Traband is in Edmond.
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Harry Cragtn, III East Cleveland
avenue who is suffering with an At.
tack of typhoid fever has not shown
any marked Improvement today
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F. A. Derr is in Oklahoma City,
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Wednesday.

Sixteenth annual exercises ST. JOS
eph's retreat at Brooks theatre in
evening.
Marriage OF Mr.. A. d. Bryan to
Miss Grace Barber at home of brides
parents in evening
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Waiter Mathevs ls here from M1l-
hall today
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ed at the Hotel Royal from Beaver
City
The West Side Ladies' Aid society
Of the Christian church meets Tues
day afternoon with Mrs J B Fair.
field at her home, 800 North First.
TIE Ladies Aid society OF the
First Christian church held success
ful cooked food sale this afternoon at
the Boston Meat market
Miss Gertrude Pattison delightfully."-
entertained the smart Set this after
noon at her home on East Washington
avenue. The house was decorated
with roses, carnations and sweet peas.
The afternoon was spent pleasantly
at cards Mesdames f. W. Towel and
Roy j. Burton. OF Oklahoma City. and
r. h. Morrison, of ponca City, were
guests OF the club The club meets
next Saturday with Mrs J. A. Menefee,
at her home on East Warner avenue.
Miss Nathalia Wright gave bundle
shower yesterday afternoon at her
home, 624 Nos.h Vine street in honor
of Miss Pattle Whitlock whose mar
riage TO a St Joseph Missouri young
business man occurs next week The
house was prettilv decorated with cut
flowers and potted plants. The after.
noon was spent at high FIVE, nlne tab
les being used. Mrs. Louis Bronson
won the first prize. Miss NJ. Phillips
the second and Mrs. Frank Ley the
consolation. The bride-to.be received
many handsome presents from the
guests. A three course luncheon was
served.
Mrs A. o. whitcomb and children
have returned from a visit in Alul.
hall with relatives.
The Women's Home Missionary so
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
meets at tee Manse, 203 East Noble
avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 2:3C
O'Clock.
Mrs. II. II. Smock entertained Friday
morning at bridge whist and luncheon
about thirty guests being present. The
ilfSt prize was won by Mrs. Robert
Sohlberg; the consolation by Mrs
Eastman. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs j j. Brothertcn, of Musko
gee, Mrs II. E. Morrison, of Poncl
City; Mrs Davidson and Mrs. VIII
liams, Miss Bedillon, Winfield, Kan.
Central state Normal School. Ed
mOnd, Oklahoma
The second term OF the Teachers
Review course of five weeks Begin
Monday July 9Th. Teachers desirinI
to take review work In the common
branches may at that time as classe
will be organized In all common schoo
4 branches. Tuition free. Board an,
room at reasonable rates. Attendanc
at the first five weeks term closin
July 3 will approximate 400 A large
enrolment is expected during the Sc,
ond term. For particulars address
Pres. J. A. Mclaughlin, Edmond. Ok;
Harry .Cragtn, III East Clevelau,
avenue. who is suffering with an at
/ tack OF typhoid fever. has nor show
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SOCIETY.
PROSPECTUS
Saturday

saturday.
Miss Gertrude Pattison entertains
Smart Set in afternoon.
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West Side w. C. T. u. meets in al
ternoon at Free Methodist church.