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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Date RAben aud L4va ID. Wait
last Saturday night for
tlw lake Ia do some hunting,
When nearly there they stopped
b load la some hay and during
this Interval the horses took ad
Ut The opportanliy al
leaving ahem. Through the
da' kncss they ran for . ways,
towards town, and The
tired hunters tsud GA in the dir
ectson nj Diminishing sounds
After = irustaess search for THE
stravs, they gave up the hunt
and walked four miles 10 far m
house where they succeeded,
apsn identifying themselves. II
securing = rig with which y
rive hcuas, where they arrives
lfosne ala late hour. Armoa
Herald
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

vadded on the inside with cot
ton batting. The ROSTERS are
invariably white, with . comb
ana wa,tles OF scarlet. When
comp leted Sir hanticleer makes
4 novel egg coxy " slip nver the
breakfast egg in the egg cup
when cereal or some other
breakfast preliminary - 10 De
eaten krsL"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27
Nofare of Protoale.

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III Essk uasaIhsss III Lie tsDEEt I'd .assst31fliDt
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asual.isG. dfnsss2sss1, Enu 1a al fa wtiSm Iinsss
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Nolif4 Ii istsrssig given LiHi 9nifn NfnlGfGH
hx& moo m LlklA i.DIzrf b %tfrffats0 ~jHsLsatEn
sssAEilsE. ,xInsilae ssnlstsr things IisAi ski0 flt-
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27
Our Exchanges

South DAkosA,hAa one OF the
Oldest voters in the United State I
Ia th~ person Of e Il Sears. 81
Canton. who is iM wears old
Ha cast his vote for Andre "
Jack son In tsss. aud voted last
week for Judge Taft. IL being
The ,wesieth presidential election
Ia which he has participated.
He wasborn ia New York Jane
II, l~es, Armour Chronicle.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Issati xiEe pHin Isfrnanis nn . tsus sc Tina
5aNin aAxnisss&. 1siseI nAk snlr lsE1ar lit
risssse y . issrsar naa4 Pam nss4ias g,sia,gsss-
rim-snisasu pressure xfsnrrwisssre. ler
fsi,sssp = Pink Train rsi,asslA s,isss,a iAtass psirs
~unHnts lnksaA, pAsu klnxsiatsrt- TRY o,s..
Gist xss Muir ...aG. xAlttim Wagner asraas Ia.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

John kapae Is determined 10
have q Roosevelt Family
10 usa q handful OF children viii
not satisfy him. He wants a
hnnefseJd Of Sach generous pro
portions THAI when the president
hears of ii in TAR off Africa he
win xmiae with delight. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiple f1sd . talk y
hen1 Il yesterday and decided
% gxl . bug family ~ once-by
adoption
1AaeF went 90 the county court
and flied = f~etdtion 10 adopt Iii
izah@ah Nnrphr, is usonIhs cid.
and Clarssnre Partridge, is
months cid. Hereafter 1fae girl
wall be Anown as Theoaora Nsaxa
beth CszaAaane kiple and the
Rscg Is Jelsn Edward Rneb KapAe.
When Elisabeth and Jestrn reach
aa<sir asex asosDe they xiii find
awo mere Eaxysted ca1i8dassn-
~raHWy Are Jnxf the SHeesesd
lanaae 8%sGss, s'Saia Mrs. hiqile n
aaser Asou,e axxIsreiaing.
-Non 1ns1 sasrff no see Them
AND GET Ifanir ~Ese1uussS. We he
1Msc aaaaa Rxxay fseEnse Ahonii
alsrea lfa Td taaiaskzn- Vines
rl,sese ARE nants in the aame., 1iER'
sslsssnla te ne excuse, der 1fssra
1ar@ Fiat1tg xd aaarxcrlre al1ale tats
rilat ass1e no lisssmssS-
4eEsse Iitrle Youngsters aTsraa.
ao NE in xtrEIsge fExfaissn.
aepe 1tsem gnx1Gs mnr4h ~ 1hanEl
rnty Wtrse my f:tnidrszn by tiln1h
Tae a1py gio wsS Adaassea inif
Eagsle --Esnnssssaii tGuallg yssSitr
day wssS rEix,a away iraE In
mssIlssr. Flnszncs Partridge b.
lurffzr al Iltscxsai lash Dtoemts tsr
The gsra wsx xnrrxxua4rxsa - In
Ans4nslrsn Assnss FlDainE RssSs,f,
HDlasl aat.utzral msnutkaS aga bE hs:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Sis1e es $auah Dakota County 81 Charles
min. In County saonr1-
In the Manner xa lire Esta1e O! Henry
Ruesso3s 4sssczHsta-
Ns11ce Is hereby given thai r. 5 Hal. sd
minsxla afar of ifse esSaa he 81 Henry knctsolz
Istcssssxsd, fsxx rendered ant prv-seDsssG f0r
t3psa settlement and flied 9n This SAsur h8s
fsnAl accansgf ct his aAMIniSi raaacn Gf SasG
estate. and q ~ynAiiiaon tar sfst fEaAl G1S1rafsn-
Jlsn CT Itse said estate ard II Appearing fase
estate il ready fps distribution ArsG aasRa
Frasas li,e s7sh f1ay ef November A, a. 5aa>
MI Z a. clock n. M al abe cegnTt room CT sa1a
1x,url4Aa ihe Court rsan OF IAelcnEIt 3s4ct
in tae GNrs CT tsssdfcs an said acaIis ea
Charles MIA has fseen xsspenn tied by itse
4ausige eff SL1a Gs,nri for Iiss taBGa xeisaelnsanl
sf Saaa final, sxconnf Nj whach Time ana
p3Ace any ysprsoE interested an sEta estate
Haay AJsJytfRr xnE fle hlS excf1,IlssTs>- la writ
Ing. 10 aise SAld tsnAl account. And ~Sssrls1ssl
Tire same.
And ltAf III said time ana place npnn thu
4 SellsttsTsssn1 CT Lfse ErcG1l4fA Cd Tire AEniDss-
drrsxAe,r Iie residue 81 Btst sh,a t.sIahe WIKI bt
fissfsafsnSed 10 such persons ~ ig 1hW Mr.
ssnIziAssd ii,tsrrl0. And THAI ned2tt al sEfe
ssaailssuse.us and distribution 1htsreef shall tt
given ig THE pnhsicsIsesn 81 ui4is monaco tsprt
\ wstk far rwo vss%ssks in If,s Charles Ms
lsennrs New Ers = newspaper printed ADe
yuhgixis.o In Ii,e said County
AspnfsC Nj Aststash, south 4sGkssfE- this l1Ih
Gay az November lasn- Ry Linz <lS,ny1,
a rltss, fSaAl9 a4-Is-3
q i. Ian.e D. A. Fssersus
Illsrk 81 Go. I}arrf 9ndGe OF Go .Cion,s
u'lrec sEl, WORN xyuf wamxn. cEnnpf stxff3s
a&1 as wss,sk aessusx NJ IL oDt ~pnid IT'S b
rs.,.x axlQsss.yAx Jsas.hE Eaup1Rip T~a
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

u'lred sEi, worm xuf woman. Cannot sissf3a
as1 "a, wsr,k seeuss NJ IL oDt xonld IT'S b.
pst,fes. Hallisssrex Rocky Mountain Tea
EA4ss strong nerves. rich reG hsooa. lssElfll
Aua SurssisgrA.. -assennx. Tess or assissfA-
4sns~u n kafmn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-02
('E:NSlJRE:
Roosevelt 7
ACTIONS

We, the Young Mems Bryan club,
of Alya, Okla, in meeting assembled
desire to express our confidence in the
integrity Of our governor, the Hon. c.
y. Haskell, the greatest reform execu.
tive who has ever served the people
of this librty loving Union.
Notwithstanding the pusillanlmous
attacks TO which he has been sub
iecteS by those who thus desire to de-
tract the attention OF the public from
the real issues In this campaign. we
who have watched our governors ca
reer as the executive OF this stale.
know that such charges are false. and
were well known TO be false by those
who utter them as the same identical
charges were made in Oklahoma dur
Ing the last campaign and were sue.
eessluly contradicted by Governor
Haskell who completely routed his
villlflers, and was clearly vlHdicated
by a vote OF the people.
We deplore the fact that the su.
preme executive OF the land. ignoring
che dignity OF his position, so far
transgressed propriety as 10 sanction
the baseless charges. long ago proven
false by a majority OF 10000 honest
voters OF this grand state.
We believe the statements of one
so high in authority should be accept
cd with a degree OF confidence, how.
ever. his statement In regard TO the
-undesirabieuess" OF Governor Has.
kell Will, no doubt. be received by the
people OF our great nation with the
same seriousness that was accorded
his advice TO the mothers regarding
babies, his attempts 10 revise Web
ster's dictionary, his criticism OF the
naturalists. his frequent charges OF
preyarication, his advice IN the inter-
est Of peace among nations and his
idle threats OF the big stick"
The advice the president offers. so
far es the people OF Oklahoma are
concerned. win be spurned by the
same 100000 majority that defeated
his advice TO vote down the present
constitution of Oklahoma.
A. J, STEVENS.
President.
Attest:
}. W. SAN. Secretary.
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w. L. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla. Sept. 20, 1908.
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SEAL.
Attest:
w. l.. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
Guthrie. Okla. October J., 1908.
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RULE NO. I.
In making joint rates over two or
more lines. which are not under the
same management and control, either
lirectly or indirectly, five cents per
)ne hundred pounds shall be added 10
he one line rates named herein, OBJ
serving 59.5 cents per one hundred
pounds as a maximum charge for any
aaul Ia the state.
Where two or more routes are avail
able from point OF origin to destina-
ton, the line or lines handiing ship
mem shall charge the same rate as
though shipment had actually moved
over the route by which the lowest
rate can be made, unless shipper spe
officially designates, in writing. a diff
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RS&@ W.
The foregoing rates will apply on
Dry Goods. Cotton Factory Products,
Notions. Except Firecraekers, Fire
works and Torpednes). in straight or
mixed carloads. minimum weight 90.
700 pounds; Boots, and Shoes, straight
Or mixed carloads. minimum weight,
10000 pounds Hats and Caps tia
cludlng Straw Bonnetsl, in straight
Or mixed carloads, minimum weight
10000 pounds. Any OF the foregoing
articles win be shipped in mixed car
loads at the rates provided herein at
the highest minimum weight, proyid-
ed, for any article in the mixture shall
prevail on the entire car.
RULE NO. 2.
in making joint rates over two or
more lines. which are not under the
same management and control, either
directly or indirectly, four cents per
one hundred pounds shall be added to
the one line rates named herein. oh,
serving IS cents per one hundred
pounds as a maximum charge for any
haul in the state.
Where TWO or more routes are avail
able from point OF origin TO destina.
ton, the line or lines handling ship
ment shall charge the same rate as
though shipment had actually moved
over the route by which the lowest
rate can be made, unless shipper. spe.
,iiically designates in writing . diff
erent route. specifying said roiite It
. higher rate.
RULE NO. s.
Only one way bill shall be issued
o cover toe movement OF any carload
,gom point OF origin TO destination. and
~ shipments must be through way,
billed. full name and postoffice nd
iress, and telegraph address. II diff
erent. OF cousignor must be shown n
aonsignor's column on way bill
Al said bearing the Commission
viii hear testimony relative 70 chang
ing any Of the foregoing provisions. or
adding thereto any rule. rate or re-
quiremeRt covering articles enumer-
ated therein, or analogous articles and
the PRONUNCIATION Of any rule neces.
sary to carry out this order.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
J. f. LOVE.
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
Commissioner.
SEAL.
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visible capacity. actual weight shall be
charged
Rule No. . will be amended so as TO
provide for the application Of an arbi.
trary on articles named in Rule Nc. T.
Rule No Z will read.
Rates named in Column -Four shall
apply on Cement Plaster. Refined As.
phalt. stucco. Roofing Pitch. Paving,
and Roofing Cement. straight or mixed
carloads minimum weight $4,000
pounds"
AT said hearing the Commission will
hear testimony relative to the chang.
ing Of any other commodity named in
said Order No. 55. from one rule and
placing said commodity under any
other rule or creating and promulgat-
ing a different rate and rule to ap.
ply on any OF said commodities.
The Commission will also hear tesli.
mony relative 10 the PRONUNCIATION Ct
any other rules necessary for the
proper handling OF the commodities
named in this order or IN said Order
No. 50 or articles analogous thereto.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
j. +. LOVE,
Chairman.
H. p. WATSON.
Commissioner
tSEAL)
Affpefs
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ferent routc, specifying said route az
a higher rate.
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Rule No. / will be changed to read:
Rates named in Column One shall
apply on Lime, and Portland Cement,
straight or mixed carloads, minimum
weight 3s.000 pounds. Lime. straight
carloads, minimum weight $4,000
pounds
Rule No. VIII be changed 20 read.
RATES named in Column Two shall
apply on Brick (all kinds excepting
only bath or enameled), Dressed or
Sawed Stone, Cement or Concrete
Building Blocks Call kinds) Clay Tile
Hollow. Roofing. Building. etc.1, /,
straight or mixed carloads, minimum
weight marked capacity OF car except
when shipments are loaded TO actual
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(First published in Daily Leader
September 10. l90S.J
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. SO.

To All Whom II May Concern:
You are hereby notified that IN the
office Of the Corporation Commission
OF Oklahoma. In the City OF Guthrie.
Oklahoma. on the Goth day OF October.
1908. at ten o'clock. A. NJ. the said
Commission will hear any objections
which may be urged by any persons
interested against the following pro.
posed order rule. regulation and re-
quirement:
No Railroad or combination OF Rail.
roads. doing business in the State OF
Oklahoma shall charge for the trans
portation OF hides. between points In
the State of Oklahoma. a greater or
less rate than provided for In the fol.
lowing proposed tariff without FIRST
securing the approval OF this Com
mission:
LOCAL AND JOINT DISTANCE
TARIFF
Applying on
HIDES
Between all Points in Oklahoma on
the Railroads and Railways oper-
sting In Said State.
lSubject TO and governed by the rules
named herein aud other rules of
this Commissionl
Between all points in Oklahoma over
One Line.
(Single Line Mileage.)
RATES IN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS.
COMMODITIES.
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W. L. CHAPMAN.
Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla, September .. 1908.

First published In Daily Leader
October 2. 190sJ
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. 35.
To the Railways and Railroads oper'
ating in the State Of Oklahoma, and
to all Whom II May concern;
You are hereby notified that IN the
office OF the Corporation Commission
OF the State OF Oklahom1. city OF
Guthrie, Oklahoma, on the Goth day
OF October, 1908, at ten o'clock a. n.
the said Commission will hear any OBJ
jeetions which may be urged by any
persons, firms or corporations inter
ested against the following Proposed
Order, Rule Regulation and Require
ment.
No Railroad or combination Of rail.
roads doing business in the Slate OF
Oklahoma shall charge for the trans
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WEArAER FoREcAsT.

Chicago. Oct. 2.-Fair tonight aud
Saturday. becoming unsettled Safur-
day night; Nurmer tonight and IA east
portion Saturday
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RULE NO. 1.
Rates named in Comm One shall
apply on dry hides, IN Daies or bundlos
In carload lots, minimum weight 10000
pounds. except. that when ears are
loaded TO their iull visible capacity,
actual weight shall be charged.
RULE NO. 2.
Rates named In Column Two shall
apply on Green Hides. whether salted
or not, in bundles or bales. In carload
lots, minimum weight $4,000 pounds.
except that when cars are loaded TO
their actual visible capacity, actBal
weight shall be charged.
RULE NO. 3.
The Commission will hear testimony
relative to promulgating a rule cover.
Ing shipments moving over two or
more lines OF railroad.
RULE NO. &.
The Commission VIII hear testimony
relative TO the necessity OF psomulgat-
Ing rates on less than carload ship
ments, and Is such necessity Is found
to exist, testimony win be heard rel
ative to the PRONUNCIATION Of such
rates.
RULE NO. S.
The Commission win hear iesti-
mony relative to promulgatlug any
and all rules necessary Ia the hand.
ling of the commodities named In this
tariff
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
J. r. LOVE.
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON,
Commissioner.
fcuATN
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portatlon Of tropical fruits, less than
carloads, between points in the State
OF Oklahoma. a greater or less rate
than provided for in the following
proposed tariff without first securing
the approval OF this Commission.
LOCAL AND JOINT DISTANCE
TARIFF.
Applying on
Tropical Fruits. less than carloads.
packed in crates or boxes, except when
in lots of 10000 pounds or over, when
same may be shipped loose or in paper
bags.
Between all points In Oklahoma on
the railroads and railways operating
in said state.
(Subiect to and governed by the
rules named herein and other Rules
Of this Commission)
Between all Points In Oklahoma.
over One Line.
QATEo IN rENrc pEp 3no e0tINHc
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PROPOSED ORDER NO. "a.

To all Railroads and Railways operat.
ing IN the State OF Oklahoma and 20
Whom it May Concern;
You are hereby notified that In the
office OF the Corporation Commission
OF the State OF Oklahoma, City OF Guih-
rie, Oklahoma. on the 20th day Of
October 1908. At ten o'clock A. NJ. said
Commission will hear any objections
which may be urged by any persons.
firms OF corporations Interested
against the following proposed order
rule. regulation and requirement:
Ordes No. 30 OF this Commission, Is.
sued the 4th day Of June. 190S. effect.
i've the 26th day OF June. 1908, Will be
amended as follows;
haa 20 r3oto c.colo.
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Official Orders Of the Corporation Commission

First published in Daily Leader
Sept. 10, l90S)
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
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W. l.. Chapman, Secretary.
Guthrie. Okla. October 1, 1908.

tF1rst published in Daily Leader
October ., l90S)
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. SO.
TO all Whom II May Concern:
You are hereby notified that IN the
office OF the Corporation Commission
Of The State OF Oklahoma, in the City
Of Guthrie. Okla, on the 26th day OF
Ociober 1908, at ten O'Clock, a. m.
the said Commission will hear ans
objections which may be urged by any
persons Interested pgainst the follow
ing proposed Order, Rule. Regulation
aud Requirement.:
No Railroad Company operating o
Railroad or combination OF Rail
roads in the State OF Oklahoma shall
Charge for the transportation OF Dry
Goods, Cotton Piece Goods, Notions
Hats. Caps, Boots aud Shoes, straight
or mixed carloads between points In
the State OF Oklahoma, 0 greater or
less rate than provided Tor 10 the FOL
lowing proposed tariff, without firs,
securing the approval OF this Commis
sion:
TARIFF
Applying on
Dry Goods Cotton Piece Goods, No
lions, Hats. Caps. BoOts ana Shoes,
Between ali points in Oklahoma Oh
the Railways and Railroads operating
said State.
tSubject to and governed by the
Rules named herein and other rules
OF this CommissioI..l
Between all Points In Oklahoma
lover One Line.
RATES IN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS.
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ferent route, specifying said route az
a higher rate.
RULE NO. 2.
Only one way bill shall be issued to
cover the movement of any shipment
from point Of origin to destination. and
all shipments must be through way
billed. full name and postoffice ad-
dress, and telegraph address, II differ.
ent OF cOnsignof must be shown in
consignor's column on way bin.
At said hearing the Commission will
hear testimony relative to changing
any of the foregoing provisions, or adj
ding thereto any rule, rate, or require
ment covering articles enumerated
therein. or analogous articles, and the
PRONUNCIATION Of any rule necessary to
carry out this Order.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
J. Il, LOVE.
Chairman.
A p. WATSON,
Commissioner.
(sEALl
Attest
W. l.. Chapman Secretary.
Guthrie. Okla. October 4, 1908
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Roysl Areh oonvoeation.

Regular convoeation OF Guthrie
Chapter No. 6. r. A. n. Monday even.
Ing. October 9TH An companions are
earnestly solicited 10 be present and
attend TO business which may cone
before the ehapscs. ). A. Arnett, Sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

Mr. and Mrs. ". P. O'Mcara and two
children, VINO have spent some time in
southern California. have returned here
and will be at home for the winter at
S9S East South Temple. Miss Frances
0 'Mcara and her brother, NJ. j.
O Meara, will be at home at No. As
Bransford apartments for the winter.
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How to Cure a Cold.

Re as careful as you can, you VIII oc-
cosionaIly take cold, and when You 90,
ret . medicine OF known reliability,
one that has an established reputation
and that is certain TO effect quick
cure Such medicine is Chamber
Iniu Is Cough Remedy. II has gained r
world wide reputation by It's remark
,bIo cures of this most common AL
nent and can always be depended
n-,or II acts on nature s plan, relieves
tbe lungs. aids cxpoctoration, opens the
eocrotions and aids nature in restoring
tho svstem 10 healthy condition.
During the many years IN which 1t has
been in general use we have yet to
learn of a single case OF cold or at'ack
If the grip having resulted In pneu'
,nonia when this remedy was uSca'
which shows conclusively that 1T Is a
certain preventive Of that dangerous
disease. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic
and may be given as confidently to a
hahv as to an adult. For sale by all
druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

Miss bessie Grant and Ashby Doug
las Boyle were married at the temple
Tuesday morning, \ wedding break
fast at the home of the brides aunt
followed, when covers were laid for
twenty-five, the table being prcttily
decorated in pink and white roses. The
bride wore pretty gown of white silk,
trimmed III real lace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyle will be at home TO their friends
after December ! al the Canning flats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

Mrs. Fred J. Hornung entertained
seven tables at 4 bridge tea at her
apartments in the Miller flats Tuesday
afternoon The rooms were prettily
decorated in profusion of violets,
while punches Of yiolets were given as
prizes and won by Mrs. Richard Sting
ley. Mrs. a, r. Sanford, Mrs Morris
Forbes, Mrs il. S, Stowe, Mrs. G.. L.
Savage. Mrs. j. 4. Earls and Miss Mary
Olive Gray, Mrs. Honung was assisted
by Mrs. NJ. j. Davis, Miss Margaret
Clark and Mrs. G., L. Savage.