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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

The house late Manlay afternoon
;si,seA blila as follows;
Bill No. l2. b. Woriman. fixes ths
punishment for burglary and amends
he cid law on that point tnler
the lew as amensed by Worimt1 bur
al.ty when attended By the use oi
explosives. the display or discharge
og fifea-ms. Is to Be punishable By
jlge lmplsonment The emergency
feature OF the bin was defeated,
Bin 10, 50. BY Rosa ieanag illes
nnf rmsl4ng for their preservation
and service. as sent lach g t4e
committee on engroasnnat tor cor
tocilor
cDpe's Blu sepnalng inc Old ter.
Ylec-lsl statute under whlea the coHn'
tv commissioners msy Eprolnt a sne
cial nndtor to Inspect the county re.
eorls, wa promptly passed when It
came heloge he house Under the
present law the lisaeellnns q eann.
~ records are nads under The df
recilon Of the state examiner
cobld;ng Resolution Again
Il now seems prahahle that The
Coulaing resolution. IS 10 the parole
af certfin prisoners At isnsiae. MAJ
he revlve1. TIE other DAY the com
mlllee on criminal inli4prrd Re.
ruflea uHlavplahlk - t1e resolution,
which faeuieJ to mean tnas Il wlA
doAl, Maadaa a1laruaazs silhsss.n
nut lhfaaaas notion atlzlaE eAlch
she bin WA ferefefred ln the Same
committee ma il WIS sisied ihas par.
fleA Interested sesirel II appear he.
grve ihe cnfnmltfhe sni present cer-
irin data Monday afternoon The bin
ypa referred 70 j nlHcouHlltrel
which Is expeflei 3 fannfs a once
Wift miatlt h. fsapesiF ealled ihp
wtef's fIIl* HAihssltalsA measure
br l0e lrllelerv eumniltee WIS nasa
ca eu final rsil eall Aandaf i s
biIl to prevent frauds between ai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

nation As TO the school land depart.
me1i, vas laid over iehipomriiy
: ekW,6 nredenied q petition from
eltigens Of Chandler and vicinity, ask.
iua sor Tia aaie 81 ihe indcmniiy
school snda
gaita of Grant. senl up = petition
asking certain LEGISLATION Gu roada
and highways.
The bills introheed al Nelday's
aession we're placed On second real.
lns arr referred 10 tac proper com.
mltees. This morning no house ses,
SIGN is being nald, In order that the
committees may have d chance to IN
speet the many bills now before them.
Rllii introduced
Bills were introduced as follows;
No 2t2 By RatclIRe ana Coyne, An
act to locate the Eastern Oklahoma
hoapliai i0r the insane AZ vinlta,
Craig county, sad declaring IA erier.
gonof
No. 2ss BY sovay An net proYNt
Ing thai insurance companies Shall
make their policies rleln and settle
ltnages BY Balancing scc9uats with
tho injured
No 2a ~ aspr, 20 provide ifee
iext bcoka Tor common schools of the
state, aud appfopelating money there.
fos
No. 245. bg Butts. crealIng & state
aanitaflnm Tor the care enl treatment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

nents afa peculiarly Gdaplei 20 the
location of schools Of learning The
morality and religious coritlions of g
community cuntendng for location OF
state. district or county schools for
the education of the rising generation
saJuld NOT only meet the require
ments for heiltl, easy accessibility,
but in moral and religious conditions
as we'll Even the parent or relative
who belongs 70 no religious denoml'
nation feel more secure IN the wei.
fare Of The boy or Girl N Ne knows
that the community Is made up Of d
GcA fosring church going cltzor
shir
Then TOO, @hickasAa outciasses All
competitors for the school in thst
her railroads reach out N seven di'
reeuons over che state, mnklng easy
communication with ans. point that
TIE attendants at Hchu0 may wish
Il, eaeb.
Another feature Tint eaa not be
Justly overlooked b. those who are
to sei:le the r0int OF location 81 this
school. is that Chlekasha IS nearer
the center Ct the state than nny 9th
or railroad eenier On the Cast side
and The aast eide only "a bong con.
silerfd in t1e proposed lotltlog.
Ard still another feature OF Induce
meuf for ineaIl0a az The schcool rt
fhlesaEi0 IS the tact that laefc is
nut II All Hkiehums hiwhc pref
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

urit 70 iae Sour quarters % the
l0ne because OF the fact that Il Is
Don 10 be The manufacturing city
u the state through its advantage
lvef eli other competitors ln cheap
over kencated BY water flowing
,ger dams IA tae Wasaitl river, also
Through The fac, ihet the city ls today
making more Of showing IN Way of
improvements than Is any other city
1t lts size IN the new Southwest,
ChiVkash,. has nov under contract
wlth one firm street paving 10 the
lmuuni 0i e5s0,00U Contracts have
ilso been let for an $4,000 high
school building, Il $4,000 CITY hall
md Hfe station, extenaIon " the
storm aewes aud sewer ayalem over
The city. q systematic grading 0f
evefy street within the aisy limits, all
1i which ere How Ii course og prog,
ress, With the lealng of .ae street
paving vill go The street railroad
The sidewalk eriluauce Is being oa.
i3seea throughout Che city end es
cunaeaueuee We will soan be able 10
boast OF swentyiave nlles Of eoncrelo
walks
Che third IN a trio OF grand church
structures Il naefIag completion.
a modern cemetery. 90 be the anesf
On 9kiohama. IS row being lali uG and
heautlaut. ifs location belrg a mile
and aalf G. the southwest 81 Fac
CITY on the gieeHi lieuleyarl
pa fact ehekasaa Is thriving asd
ihrobhag alenk Ell lines Of elty build
lue save ihal Of The erection af
large hotel the most naedlul stfrc
iare That could De planned Ruw Two
schemea are on foot one iaat Of q
g209ueo Agtel aal 0ppra house aad
iae other q si60Uag holpl Tao con.
hltluns mere afe 1f lha most anp0nr
aglnx nature for 4 good. mpsarn an,
l0Atie hotel 1.-THE transient eDadi.
tl8na 1re Of such 4 nature al n ma.
iify The erection Of 6 1876 "a 100 room
upiftdate hotel ami one viii no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

ila eloNlng lccvala. 80 ore Netcdef
the hlll cresis the setting sun kisses
them lno rosy pink, ANA the eject oi
this ielieate pink against the deer
royal purple OF th sky Is heayerly
IN lis beauty Then tae sun sinks oui
OF slght behind the Western Hills, the
pink and golden glimmer fades grace
fully away leaving faint ,raeee of a
charmed scene TINT Is painted almost
daily with varying beauty IN both col.
ere aud formation. Then as you
watch. the darkness deepena, ,ne elec.
trio lights Gre dashed on dnnw IN The
city and hefe N q new wOndcr and
delight. tor there arr two heavens
row nne above with lts myrlie stars,
and the other on the plateau, where
sunlreds 81 Gaming llehts Gre tNinkl.
lna through the dark,
We nave drawn what may appeas
20 some an exaggerated picture. but
Il Is Justified BY the facts Oklahoms
IS an especially favored lnnd, and
ahiekaeha Is lts brightes. jewel The
physical setting of this jewel Is IN
harmony with ii The people OF chic.
sasna who set out on tne Aigh lands
20 The West and South have cogsiant.
T. within their RANGE OF vision com.
hinati0u OF natures paintings 20 de-.
Hight d artists eye and charm O. poets
eoui
oklaioN1's 3rl1htaal jew1
OH aoma The Youngest OF the g1i
aTy of Nofldl heelers. 1Gsking ln lls
ai feluty meath the skics Of the
MOST llyelly CLINE aa earth. where
the tiehlen West aal tha sgany South
meet "a Joyous unison, a indeed the
HaFlrn ep0t az oarih
Through en Oklahoma valley one
~ ihe richest wlHeys lr mo world
ruas ihe WashlsB river, soon 10 De.
conia lanons as d great water DOW.
er stream Ai ,he gateway t0 thla
rich stretch ~ country stands tae
shritty city Of Chicliasnn. OF this
cllg much Of Interest IL now going
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
THE: SENATE

County cutting and special cam.
pagns end elections for that purpose
are 70 BE- stopped should q bin by
senator Thomas, OF Lnwion. become o
law Monday afternoon. nqer O pro.
lorged debate IN committee Of the
Rh le. the bll was recommended for
passage by vote " 10 TO ~. Bena.
tus Davis gave notice that ne would
move to strike ont the enactlng clause
chen the bin came up on the floor Of
the senate Senator Thomas bin pro.
i sea 10 repeal the willOlson law,
saased BY The first Legislature. under
v lrh means are provided for tne inah.
Ing of NEW counties and the slicink 0f
territory from one county and lts ad.
dilion io another
Senator's Russell, Blair. Davis
Franklin and hatchcty united IN q
warm fighi on the measure, while on
The opp sing side were Senators John.
son and Stewart and the author o. the
bin
Senator Thomas reviewed the ccndi.
AaaHH HHtNH ffk ~ lAt lNANNNNittti VI
his measure. Il hes been proposed TO
r.ake new county. T. be called
Park. from portions or Nlowa and
cumsnehe counties. and there are
those who would like 10 form She new
county Of Cache" Ii ihe same section
a the state Such conditions AZ these
have made ile Sorklp86 Of TIE present
law unsatisfactory. t0
sehatof Fsankhn thought that the
Tillaison hili WAS good example 0i
the doctrine 81 he! the people rule.
and recai ed That a had pessed both
hdaees without the change ! 80 much
rs 4 single word
Stewart replied With an Instance IA
which he thought Franklin bad vlo.
lntrd hla principle namely IN bis 0.i
pestlun 70 The present Law Tor the
of cnnnly hlgh schools
~ . vote Of tie 81 pie Of sacl e9hnts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

donbl ia under wsy very soon.
IAe same condition IA true, hos
eyer. Of The rent aouso aropoaitlne-
Nenr 250 new he rtdrnces aave beer
erected lhl year. innlrg 81 archiiec
ture irom iho SOS 1000 inansion 20 she
humble cottage and TIE good Work
OF building aaas oc. yet tfe err ifofs
She real estate dealer ana reH comar
~, "Mnre houscBl" A leaet ane han-
dred houses could BE sod and rented
wltalu week " thrown into sha
hands Of the real ase dealers Over
lilty residences ere now n course ii
erection.
In addition 10 whas " now DeIns
added 10 the citys civic ana indus.
irlal growth. wp nnast of being TIE
largest inland cotton cengers oE hev9
lng ihe only furniture farteeg II
oil min N Oklahoma, a nelng one b
two hero whica are amcna tie lafH
est. OF the 0nlyi firuitura factory "a
the state, the only cotton ra.Rlnn4f
works u the United stasea. sha oaI9
cigar vender factory ln the South
"N'Nf iN' Vui1 NtrttftE HHtHf EUN#f
plant ia the sttie, the lareesl a0ea
mill IA the state, and Of many ashes
superior points
And there IS muca 20 come g the
next twelve months. some of gae
more important Of Whlea 4 that 81
two lnierlrrhan trolley lines. another
slnam rallroad lime. the aalaasl8s
West 20 Denver az the cblaaant aaa.
lfel cotton iactarie paper alii.
g great brlcs and ille indpsll.
wholaalle drug house the eslaaitsa.
ing pi q grand rallrnad ternlual las
erection Of q grant union dena re
pr more public parks. unlvessIiv
helgnia ihe popular reshlanl adfI
uoa to lha al,y aii Ena natural zee
wells, other factories. mills. who's.
nlle establishments and enterprises
.hal count big IN recruits to tha III
nuchet brigade ana ihc hrlldlug 81 +
NIFTY desirable city In whleh d
make ono's hume.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
eaIckasha Oklahoma

torueys and gives lawyers lion on
causea OF actl0n
o Relnhurr8 Trcasprer
Durints bin regulating Che prae-
lice " veterinary surgery. was eit
.her of ,nofe passes during the
session
Wa.l.ce's ON vas another that
was pasral and sent TO tho senate
it appraprlaiea $4,000 10 reimburse
ihe aaie treasurer for expense in tae
prlnilng liihographlng, otc.. ia con.
nectlun With the Issue of state bohds
The emergency portion of ihe bin vas
ieieated.
Of the blils on anal passage, tho
only one killed wac that by Cook uu.
der whlcr q method was provided
fof tbe correction 81 errors IN ,he re-,
cording of deeds, mortgages. etc Il
'7Nai % secure sufficient nmmbe-
0i ayes" on roll call.
Reoclutlcna aDc petltlonl
Vogles resolution. calling for lnfor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Z ycuF 1ionaca, scarf. Or Kidneys
are weak try al least, few doses only
1f nr Shoop's Restorative. IN five
pr ten days only. the result viii sur.
prise you q few cents VIII seveF the
cost Ana here is why help comes so
quickly DR. Shops doesn't f-nR ihe
at0mech nor stimulate tha leart or
Kidneys Dr Shoup's Restorative goes
directly 10 the weak ana failing nerves
Each organ has rs owr nirellng
nerve Wher iaese nervea feli. the
depending organs must Of necessity
falter This plain yet flsxl truth
clearly tells why Dr. shaops Resiora
Tive Is SO universally haeeessfHi sis
success IS leading druggists every.
whore 10 glre 1t universal pfetereHoe
a test win surely tell Sold y Wzf
lace's drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Hundreds oi orphans have beer
helped by ihe p. si3eni pi The INDUS.
trial and orphaas lcme Macon.
Ca who writes ave lave used xlse.
irle Hlslers IN als lpsillnaoa lot nlae
years Z hes PROV mosl axcellenl
medicine for Slomt D. Liver anil Kid.
ney trouble We regard ( as one Of
the best family medicines N earth
Il lnvleoreios the vital ori 1ns. paflliaa
the blood, aids digestion. creates appe.
TIE. TO strengthen aud build up thin.
pale, weak chiidrEn or rundown peo.
pie " has no equal Best fof female
Only 5t az an druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Chlckasla Of tolay ana necessarily
her citizenship ni over i3.0oO souls
~ ol thf cultured and progressive.
There is not in any country @ more
lawfhillHs, Ghristlan sr'rited pe0.
ple thgn are those Who compose this
Eelinnec OF thls fact Is
given IN tho ptie and interest m3n-
lietel through the lavish txpendi.
,gfe IN magnificent houses or worship
ANA tley are well altendel at all
times as well es IA the moral condi-
tlons of the city anj Us exemplary
government Ne progressive commu.
nity ~ mere free ol Sabbath dosecra,
lions anA ol trcUs scenes oi shock.
lng nat0ra such thing AS 4 street
htaWh cuttlHa or shooting scrapc be-.
Ing almost unknown 10 the Chlcka.
sle ol today,
16 neKs These sisiins IN nreof Of
the fact that cnlcklsha's- environ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

slients OF anilhursa thief assoeia.
lions in be eS-oGleio Justice ef tho
peace IN cases a. emergency
NO. 25i, by safege 20 amead sae.
ton 5AiS general siaiulea 1908. Kall
dating an acknowledgements. etc.
No. 252 by aagaee Providing for
certain pernoRil nrotefig ic he llstel
for taxation Ia ihs state ant ny
whoW
No. 25g by 1tell. R'avl Ting foF taa
indlclai annullmeni OF layaHd nm.
flagns and providing for lle gsaatiae
Of dlvo.ccs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Tae board of regents for the State
Normal schecs invite s0H 10 present
plans and speciilcail0na Tor 2 lsl9es
10000, one hundred thousand dollar
school building TO be efecEea n Wpa.
lhefford. oklahoma.
'lans musl be filed 1t lhe office 0f
State superintendent + Q Cameron
with JAn T.. Mitch Secretary Of the
Board no later than ieu O'Clock p n.
February 9ih. lsne
The right 70 reIeeg nnY Or Al plane
presented IS reserved by he hoard
For specific Information amply iu The
undersigned before starting wnfk 4
lhc plans
JOHN Il MITCH
Secretary nnafa
Guthrie Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

AA1 tSt attdAuff
Sci in lovely landscape. nestled in
sac aoslesl aad mosi accessible nook
~ ihe Washia Valley, les the med.
orn city Of Chlckesaa. the candidate
"a the home o. the Oklahoma lnias-
trinl Institute and College for Girls,
The Washitl FElley Itself one Of The
most fertile ana productive belts ct
land IN the United States not only
lends encaantment 10 the city OF JUS
tlce. culture and churches, bu3 It IKE
wise lnyishly provides Il wits ntny
and varied richie products, thus draw.
ing % 4 the GREAT transportation lines
Of NE country md making 81 Il rhc
Gateway through Witch mucl gf tbs
valleys vast wealth ant thaf of Il
hrosd stretch Of central 9klahnma'a
terrlioFy. reaching from Nnnh q
South. eAaea dnlss vag tc the 4oaT
quarters Of the gohe sneh Is the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

j. A FarqnhnrsoH. Logan county
farmer residing north II the city. has
been OFFICIALLY nptited that apples
grown on hts farm captured third prize
al tha National Fruit Growers con,
eress held al Seattle Wash last
month Mr. FarQuharsUn captured tn.
merWs prlxes at the oklahoma state
fair a. oklahoma City and at the
Guthrie cotton aud corn carnival.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
Sc0tt's Emulsion

Your doctor viii tell you 50.
Nothing helps these thin. pale
children lile 5cott $ E@lsiisiea.
It contains the cvcry element Of
Cat they need. II supplies them
with a perfect and quickly
digcsscd nolifiShment. II brings
dlmples and rounded limbs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Find a child with dimpIes and
chubby arms and legs and you
find a healthy child. Find one
with drawn face and poor, thin
body and you see one that needs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
Wheat Gossip.

Chicago, Sept. 16.-Wheat: Liver
pool, closing prices showed a decline
for the day Of u to Is with the near
position still the weakest. Large ar
rivals and continued free offerings
from Russia and the prospect Of a re-
newell Of shipments from India
which country had been thought to
have shipped it's exportable surplus
were the depressing factors. Weather
in the United Kingdom and northern
Europe improving. The market open
ed shade lower, but there was not
much pressure and the offerings
around SO for December were readily
absorbed by commission houses.
AS the market strengthened shorts
became nervous, the result being an
advance of TX from the low point.
Northwestern markets did not show
as much strength as our own and
September wheat at Minneapolis was
only Is over December at one time.
Premiums for cash unchanged from
yesterday. No improvement in the
expert inquirey. There seems to be
more reason to believe that the
Northwestern movement is beginning
to overtake the demand, and should
a selling pressure deelope in the way
of hedges, the market is in no shape
to take it as the advance of nearly
seven cents per bushel has driven
and cen converted a lot of specula-
tors who were looking for a decline.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
She Makes a Suggestion.

, "How beautiful and clean the horl-
son looks" said Polly as on the second
day out she came up on deck and
threw herself down In the steamer
chair beside me.
"Well it ought to be-" said /, looking
up from my book. The captain haf
been sweeping it with his glass for
the past six hours"
THAT reminds me-" said Polly, turn
ing two very grave brown eyes upon
me. Ibid you remember to bring that
vacuum cleaner along with you. a. I
suggested?"
NO." said I unwarily. II remem-
bered to forget it, however. What on
earth does anybody want with a
vacuum cleaner at scar
1T was only for you. DEAR" said
Polly. Il thought you would like to
have your brains massaged with 1t &C.
casionally."-New York Times.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
A LAKE THAT RAN AWAY.
Il Changed the Face Of a Part OF
Northern Vermont.

NOF10eTn vermont
One hundred years ago the sites Of
Glover and Barton, in the northern
part Of Vermont, were mostly swamp
land. A mill was located by brook
which was fed from one Of the large
ponds three or four miles from what
is now the village Of Glover. These
mountain ponds or lakes. two or three
miles square. are high up In the Green
mountains and are among the most
attractive spots in New England.
On June 6. 1910. three men went
up the brook to see il little more
water could be let down to the mill.
They removed some earth, when sud-
denly the Quicksands gave way. and
they saw that the whole lake was na-
Bile to be upon them.
Frantically they questioned, "Who
win save the miller and his wife"
Spencer Chamberlain, the feetest OF
foot, ran as fast as possible through
the tangle of thick woods to give warn
ing, while the other men escaped to
higher ground. He found the miller
away and the miller's wife grinding at
the mill. She became helpless with
horror; but, breathless as her rescuer
was from his fight, he succeeded In
dragging and carrying her up the bill
out Of reach of the rushing water.
The miller's horse was drowned and
all of his hard earned property swept
away In a twinkling.
The water rushed along, carrying
everything before it. digging out ra-
vines, flling up hollows and making
new surface to the land generally,
some of it reaching Lake Memphrema-
cog, more than dozen miles away.
It brought down so much sand that 1t
filed the swamps and made them ut
for. habitation.
The site of the lake is now called
Runaway pond or Dry pond and the
road leading to it Runaway road. The
ground which was once the bed OF
the lake is spongy and shakes when
walked upon. Hay is grown there. but
has to be cut by hand and carried OH
on pitchforks. as horse would SINK
into the soggy mass.-Boston Globe.
A Towel Story.
In q certain New England town they
manufacture a we'll known kind OF
towel. most efficient for drying pur-
poses. How that towel first happened
to be made in the form which has
proved so profitable to it's makers is
the subject of an amusing legend. 1t
savors strongly Of belonging to the
''too good to be true" genus of anec-
dotes and is as follows:
Once the machinery in the towel fac
tory. busily engaged in turning out
very conventional brand of towel. sud-
denly went wrong and began practi-
cally to go backward. There was
much excitement Eventually the ma
chinery was chastised and set to rights
again.
Butt was discovered that the tow
els turned out during that interval OF
anarchy were of texture
quite unrivaled for use as bath tow
els. At once the machinery was set
going backward again and has been
in that direction ever SINCE.
to the great delight Of the stockholders
ln the towel company. - New York
Times.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
Live Stock.


St. Paul, Sept. 16.-Cattle-700;
steady to strong; quotations unchang'
ed.
Hogs-700; steady; range 7.80-8.10;
bulk 7.80-7.90.
Sheep. 400; strong to 10 cents high
err; quotations and lambs unchanged.
Chicago, Sept. 16.-Cattle-5, 900;
market steady; steers 5.60-S.50; cows
3.5O-5.25; heifers 3.50-6.00; bulls 800
4.S5; calves 100000; stockers and
feeders 3.75-5.25.
Hogs-l0,OO0; strong to 10 cents
higher; choice heavy 8.408.50; butch
ers 835-8.50; light mixed 8.15-S.3O;
choice light S3O-8.45; packing 1856
SIS; pigs 5.25-7.7O; bulk 8.10-S.35.
Sheep-18,O0O; steady; sheep 4.25-
SIS; lambs 6.75-7,5O; yearlings 500,
$50.
Money Market.
New York, Sept. 16.-Money on call
firm IN to 3; ruling rate 3; closing
bid ~; offered at 3; time loans firm;
so days 81 to 4; ninety days 4 per
cent; six months AZ.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
PLANNING Ahead.

'"Theater parties" said the prospec-
tive bride, "will cost about $500 an
nually, flowers as much more and
bonbons. say, 500. Certainly we can
marry on 5000 a year"
'And have a snug surplus" suggest
ed her dad, "for such fncidentals as
grub and clothes and house remit
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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IA. b. A.

M. B. Affects first and third Wen
nesdays Of each month at Maenne&
Choir hall. Thomas Anderson, pre~
ident; A. r. Marquet, secretary.
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CONfNIERCUAL m,.B,

COMMERCIAL CLUB OF BISMARCK
Regular meeting OF club members
ship the first Tuesday in each
month; regular meeting OF board Of
directors the first Friday Of, each
month, at Commercial club rooms.
4 Third street. r. L. Conk1in, presi-
{, dent: r. "a. Young, secretary. F}%2>
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How He Raised Il.

"How on earth did you ever culti-
vate snch a beautiful black eye?" ask
ed Browns friend.
"Oh," replied Brown. who had unin-
tentionally been illustrating the tall Of
manor roller skates. II raised it from
a LIVERY body's Magazine.