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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Utah lodge No. 500 will give Hallow-
cen party at the hall next Wednesday
evening, October 26. All members are
requested TO come and bring their
friends No admittancc fee, Just 5000
social time
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Would You buy or sell real cstate7
1t matters not. The Tribune want ad
section is certain to furnish the result
yinced. Bell phone 5000; Ind, 500
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ADJUSTMENTS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN SALT LAKE THEATERs. .
: Concert. .
. SALT LAKE TIfEATER = Miss .
Mary Kimball Miss Sybella Clay
: ton and Professor Willard Weihe. q.
. Benefit OF orphans home. Even
: ing, S:l5.
Comedy. .
: COLONIAL TIiEATER = Mary :
. .Tane's Pa" With Max F'igman. .
. Evening. SIS.
. GARRICK TIIllATER-"T Iron .
: master" with William lngersoll .
: ana company. Evening, $40. :
Musical Comedy. :
. SHUBGRr THEATEE-" Girl
: and the Prince" Evening. $50 .
and 9;l5-
Vaudeville.
: ORPHEUM Observation-Disclosures .
vaudeville Matinee. 2;15. Even >
. CASINO THEATER-Fisher vaudc-
= vile. Matinees daily. Continuous .
: performance. .
: Motion Pictures. .
. ELITE. LUNA AND ISIS THEA
= TERS-ContinuouS performance.
: All the week. Matinecs daily.
. MISSION THEATBR-Matince and
> evening. Continuous perform
ancc. All week. MatInccs daily.
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Eraterual Aid.

SalteTake council No. Sal of the Fra
tornai Aid association will give Hal
~, tbe I o. o, T. hall. All out of town
members arc cordially invited,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Hoarseness in child subject to
.roup is 4 sure induction of tho ap-
proach of the disease. II Chamber.
|ain's Cough Remedy is given at once
)r even after the croupy cough has
|ppeared, it will prevent the attack,
contains no polsou. Sold by all dealers
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Senator Aldrich Better.

~NEW YORK. oct. 23.-The condition
oi united states Senator Nelson w. AID
fich OF Rhode Island. who WAS struck by
Street car Friday night and badly
pruised, was reported as greatly I'm
proved today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

The pleasant purgats7e effect expert
anced by all who uso Chamberlain g
Stomach and Liver Tablets. and tho
healthy condition Of the body and
mind which ta,ey create makes one feel
ioYfuI Sold hy all dgalrrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Housekeeping rooms. Havo you
rooms to rent or are you hunting 7
Whichever it be save timo and need
|ess worry by the insertion Of little
vant ad in The Tribune. Phone, Bell,
52O0. Ind. 800.
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Ladies', Auxiliary.

card marty will be given this (a1on-
5ay) evening by the Ladies' society oil
the p, OF T.. f. and E., Victor lodge NO.
so In knights of Columbus hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

The prestige OF the William InScrsoll
day evening at the Garricle by the, splen-
didlv rendered "The 1ronmastcr," with
which this excellent stock company be-
gan its eighth rhn SccGzsm wesN IN nrorst Sa1
nany opportunities for acting of a high
character. II is by no means an easy
matter, ia take fa tanGlc ., ol a. d1sap- nssD,.
| than her husband: an equally disappoint-
ed and disgustcd husband VINO after
securing the realization of the dream
nearest his heart. finds That his wife Is
not his own after all. bringing through
| out four acts that peace and devotion
which makes life worth while aitrr nll.
! In the first act Marquiac de Beaulieu.
! q proud and aristocratic woman, hnds
! her fortunes forfeited by the loss of
/ lawsuit Her daughter Claire is en-
gagged 10 her cousin Castor. The Due dc
/ Bligny CASTOR IS reduced TO dire nnan-
! cial need hy virtue Of runous gambling
ventures and sells his honor and soul
Claire, At this point. Philippe Dcrbiay.
the ironmaster appears opportuneiy on
ness and the fact that the Due had
deserted her after the loss Of her own
and and her motners lr fortune; - accepts a,;ah the
! The ironnestcr finds. however. that his
wife stu loves the Duo and the Duo
determines to possess her. although she
! IS the wife Of another. \ quarrel en-
sues. duel is fought and the iron
master Is saved by the act OF his Wife
| receiving the Dues bullet, throwing her
self before her husband al the time OF
! firing, The wife had discovered she
| loved the man she married. and the final
curtain falls on a happy reconciliation.
Mr.. Ingcrsol as Philippe, as usual.
! came up to all expectations Miss Neil
| son as Claire carried difficult part
| with charm and skill. The members OF
| the company. one and all. are artists
and safely established as favoritcs OF
Salt Lake theatergoers. "Thc Ironmaa-
| ter goes all week with the usual NATL
nees Jpdging from the appreciation of
the large audience last evening tho Car
rick Will have q record run this week.
And Il deserves II, Great care iS taken
in the stage arrangements, the settings
being genuinely artistic and pleasing 10
the eye, There will be matiDeeg Wcdnes-
day and Saturday..
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films to us- Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co.. Ut Main street. Ex-
clusiye photo dealers.
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Daughters Of Veterans.

Tho daughters of Veterans VIII hold
,bcir regular meeting at o'clock this
evening in /. Q. o, +. hall All members
arc requested TO be present,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Lodge room finely furnished; modern
improvements. ianitor service, best To-
cation LIS So. Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

BambergcT line, elegant new electric
cars; $150.000 viaduct now open at Og
den u. p. service dropping. A thing
Of the past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Tribune Reporter Printing %.
IS West Second South St Fhuue us
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THE Art OF PRINTING

Would be lost in Salt Lake if the Cen
fury were not in business 55-57 Post
Office place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Shiplers. commercial photographers,
Isl South Main street: second floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Colonial Laundry Co.
Our work. prices and service will suit
you Phones 1890. l3i West lst South
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Exnert Kodak Ftntshin1

Colonial Laundry Co.
Phone us for prompt service
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Colonial Laundry Cn.

Only the best. We strire To pieasf
We lnundsr anything Fhnnes a9QA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

many acts returned hero to he rchashed
over. Not but what some OF these acts
bear repetition, but paySoers who at
tend vaudeville demand something new.
There are now acts and plenty of them
I'm this country, They are apncarinS iu
vaudeville houses in the cast and on
the coast. Possibly tho booking office
of the Orpbeum started Off too brisk
this year. but. whether or no, the bills
which came earlier in the season were
exceptional ones. and playgoers possibly
have their expectations OF the season
built up too high Regardless OF this.
however. the bills must be bettcrcd or
the gold mine Will fail TO pan as in the
past.
On the bill al tho Orphcum this week
are two acts that have been here be-
fore and they are just as good now AS
the Giant Killer In which George huger,
who is eight feet two inches in height,
and his company including two midsets.
appear Their act Is strenuous one
killer in the person of Ernest Rommel.
The act ia handsomely staged and ap,
pcals 10 old and young alike. Ihat IL
was appreciated WAS shown by The cur
tain calls.
The sketch, love finds the way, in
"Swccthearts," as presented by Mr.. ana
just as well acted. Just handsomely
staged as when IL WAS presented hero
two years ago, There arc two scenes
in the sketch, and the story told ls u
in the KragS trio arc seen phonome,
nal Eymnasts, There arc two men and
a woman, perfect physical specimens OF
men and women, and in their act thcrn
are fcats which require great physical
endurance
Arthur Bowen, a cartooni5t. adds TO
his work OF being n clever artist that
Of Il singer and his act Is the ono new
one tho bill
"I.em Put" a singing clown. gives
some clever voice mDcrSonationS aud
limitations of animals and musical in
strumcnts. The remainder of The blii Is
fair IL will run the week with daily
matnccs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Again does tho Orpheum bin fail tc
como up To expectations Tho bills arc
not UP to standard and there arc icp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Two performances nightly and each
crowded TO the limit tells lis own story
al 10 the popularity OF the Allen Cur
fering. '"Thc Girl and the Prince 1T
drcd people stood in line during the
first performance i'm order TO get seats
for The second 'iThc Girl and the
Prince" Is a we'll written musical come
dy interspcrsed with catchy songs, pleas
ing spccialtics and All under current OF
seriousness that 20 TO make up n well
balanced entertainment ''rhc Girl and
the Prince" continues throughout the
week with matinee Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
I, o. o. F.

Last Tuesday night thirty Of Salt
Lake lodge. No. =. !. o. O. f.. were
guests OF Ogden lodge, No. s, They had
the pleasure of witnessing the comforting
Of the initatory degree by the Ogden
lodge and they did 1t well. An elegant
repast was served and both the visitors
and the visited regretted that there was
not more time. Last Friday night No.
2 conferred the Samaritan degree and
will put on the third next week.
Jordan lodge, No. 3, l. o.. o. T., last
Monday night the degree staff conferred
tho third degree before A conGcsted
house. The cool weather is driving tho
boys to the lodge room. On Thursday
night The lodge, led by its officers,
wont down 10 visit Friendship lodge.
No. =, at Sugar House. II is suggested
on tho next occasion OF the kind that
the lodge charter IA larger car and SO
avoid over cro~dnG. AS happened on
Thursday night. Friendship lodge had
a candidate for the second degree, and
with little assistance from Jordan
lodge tho work was put on in splendid
style. Jordan lodge has several applica-
tious for initiatory degree on the table
and next month promises to be very
strenuous.
Miriam Rebekah lodge, No. 3, T. o. o,
F.. will have a social evening next Sat
urday. October 20, at s o'clock. mu-
steal programme has been prepared by
the committee in charge and n pleasant
evening is expected, An members of the
lodge and their families are invited and
all Rcbckas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

"'rhc Fortune Hunter hcraldcd as
Americas best comedy. Is announced for
five nights engagement. beginning
Tuesday evening, October %. with matt
nceS Wednesday and Saturday, at tie
Salt Lake thcatcr. with Fred NIb)o in
the title role. supported by the same
original company which presented this
famous comedy in Chicago FOR 4 years
engagement. and includes Alma Bclwin.
Allyn Marshall. Lento Fuiwel, Regina
Connolly, Frank Bacon Shelly Hull,
Phil Bishop. Frank Buunon. Edward
Gibbs. Avon Brcycr Edward Saxon and
James Spclvin. For two years this de-
ightful play filed the capacity Of the
tlicatcr in New York, and in Chicago
the same state OF affairs existed for Il
season Of one year. and Was praised by
tile press. the public and the clergy
alike. Tho comedy is tho delight OF those
who support IL clean stage upon which
honesty OF purpose is combined with
hrillianCy of execution. DIR. Parkhurst,
the Rev. Madison G. Peters. the Rev.
DIR. Akcd. Professor Felix Adler, the
Rev DR.. SIicer havo urged their Congre-
cations 10 visit ''Thc Fortune Hunter
from the pulpit. and the leading news
papers of New York have editorially
championed the comedy as one that
every reader young and old. should see.
This is because the piece Is such "A
wonderfully interesting play and so. COM
pleteIy and vitally American.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

The scat sale for The magnificent con-
cert 10 DC given at the salt Lake thea
ter will open this morning at the box
office. but the sale will be a mere for
mality. Tho seats have all been dis
posed OF except u mere handful, by the
ladies of the orphans home board, anu
the house will show al audience such
as The best musical event seldom brings
out. The three artists who have worked
so hard TO make OF the affair d great
artistic as well as a financial success
arc all In splendid trim for the evening:
and everything goes TO show that the
concert will be one OF the musical events
to which Salt Lake viii look back with
pride The artists arc Miss Mary KIM
ball. Miss Sybclla Clayton and Professor
Willard Weihe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
Secret and
Frdternal Societies
of Salt Lake
G.. A. r.

&. a r.
Al a regular meeting OF the oliver O.
Howard post No. I, department of Utah,
G. A. r. III, held Id on ,a1e ,he evening Of the
among other proceedings was had to-
wit:
resolutions. which were unanimously
wit:
Army OF the Republic. department OF
Utah hereby declare our sense of great
loss by the death of Comradc George
Il. SquIrcs. who was a charter member
OF this post, We knew him 10 have been
a worthy soldier n kindly comradc and
81 high minded citizen. We extend our
with them, declare that the memory OF
his life and presence among us makes
us richer with the richest that do not
perish, We count him Just gone on
before and now in his absence wait for
u summons to join him,
Resolved, That the ndjutant be nero
on the records of the post and send TO
the widow OF our comradc certified
copy Of the same"
Reynolds CIRCLE No. !, Ladies of the
s. n n f. O. wiz q %fe' re hall nuesday at ESQ ofto1Gr p %
All members are urged to be present, as
important business is to be transacted.
The meeting of Mexican post No. l
last saturday night was b11ef ono In
order that comrades could attend tho
socable of the Rice circle at the Eagles
hall.
All members of the oliver o. Uowa rd
post No. z arc requested TO meet with
the Daughters of Veterans at the hall
In Odd Fellows temple. ut 1890 sharp.
this evening, for tho consideration of
important business,
Mrs. Norton. president George Il. Max
wcll. w. r. C.. will entertain at card
social Thursday. October q, to s
o clock, 235 * street. Take Third ave-
nue. or Sixth avenue car, All corps
ladies and their friends invited,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23
AN ELABORATE AFFAIR
MAGHIfIGEKTLY STAGED
Exchange Of Toasis PIstgifg
Continued Friendship Of France
and United States


Paris A#iil fvesiAaB atta Mme
i'ai es la uig# aa4 ea an
Me Ell AB vp ~ te EA tahea
~ icno y Fhesdsra Rooa he
eftire pst t8se w brilliantly lHM5n-
ate8 a E RanaBbc uuaaa fiHaf
te starwa 8e assaHlBaga @aa Ii
rWable ore
Roosevelt. who lookea charrnng ia s.
blse brnrade gown embroidered wish
ua9d and rrvstal ornaments. whil.
TTTTTg1 n Eliel ll.4i.
be1es Misc Hhel RooBupet who
II ore r0wn 81 rink satin. was egeort
GA Bv NJ. Iusse,and the Frerca am-
haeyada. to the United states.
Among the other DISTINGUISHED
aHegis were Ambassador anil Mas Ba-
CON. former president and Mn1g. Lou
bef premier Priand Foreign Minis
tar ana Mne. Piochon and other
members of ie cabinet and their la
dics Louis Renault, permanent dele
patn to The Hague tribunal from
ance paron d'Estournellas de Con
slant ana prank n Mason. the Amer
lean consul general and Mrs. Mason
Admirsl repord and NJ. Boutroux.
Professor of philosophy IN the Uni
vefsitv Of paris.
During fhp dinner. served in the
pefreoug Snlle De Fetes. which Is
f1fpg - rriealrsv cahelins. the band
'ha Poprhlic graeds raraared mu-
Ieal aGsrse
81 r-oess'8e Colonel Roosevelfs
kslth. President Farieres said:
ea~rn allow the 8iuner io ter
naafe wifront seiying the occasion
IL offer q toast to Theodore Roosevelt
an illnsfrieug man who Is al the
same lime great citizen. great
friend Of Frauco and a great friend
Of peace. I Mt my glass also in hon
or Of Mrs. Roosevelt. to whom goes
q II tho homage Of our respectful sym
paiby. eongraiulate myself at be-
ine able TO tell our guests how happy
wr are 10 receive and fete them"
Colonel Roosevelt replied in French.
saving ~ was profoundly touched, by
The words Of President Fallieres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23
Il RENO BUYS WATER PLANT.

special 10 Daily Learer
Fl Reno Okla, April %. The city
council Of p Reno has purchased the
II Reno Water e0inpanys plant Tor a
consideration Of sl20.900 This does
not include lhe Bellamy Lake line
Under tiis action the city VIII ORn
its own waierworks. provided the vot'
ers Of The city aiify the purchase
An election on the matters Is to be
called ~ once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23
TWO HAVE LEFT OKLAHOMA.

Buffalo, Okla, April 2s.-1 Thomas
Daniel founder of the Republican
here. recently secured control OF The
Seml-Veekly News, q paper pubiished
at Dalhart, Texas. A. ]. Nippfr, for
mcfly editor Of this same paper. bnt
more recently Publisher oi iff Repnb.
Ncan "a Ashland, has moved his plant
% laabtl Kan, lnd rill resume pnh
hcatlon Of psper there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23

Nr. y. w. Pntchsrd. Columbia Eiiys
ga5.. writes: - am pleasee t9 Fav kat
have been cprsd Of cstsrrh Of fifs
sfoHasEE ay refuna.
II could AarsIy eai anything that
agreed with nae. Before I wauId eet
half through my meal ny stons Il
would I'LL with css. causing re mneh
distress and unpleasant feelings iof az
hour or two after each meal
aBut, thanks 70 your Peruna, ! am
now completely cured, and can eat any
thing want 70 without any Of The dis
trssssng symptoms. 4 can now enjoy
nay meals 81 ! used 10 do, and It il AL
due 10 Dr. Hartman and has 1qnderiUl
,nnsisriIe, Pefuaa.
s.Ib has been one year since 7 W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23
an INDIAN KILLED.

special 70 Daily Leader
Tahli qaah, OKls, Aprl Z3 81 the
result n domestic ieud sam Smell 4
fulAAlood Cherokee iHdiau, has been
shoi aud killed bs Tom Going snahe,
also fan blood III The G0iug Snake
honie III Delaware county Bad blood
has existed between ihe two for a
long time Recently Going Snake in
a flight with one Of the Wiekiffe boys
Al Saline Court House Bit off one Of
his opponents fingers Going Snake
has been arrested for the snell kill
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23
Az wi. College
News Notes


The baseball teain look benefs in
10th fhe games played wlth MinHela
university last Monday and Tuesday
NondGyg seefe Vas 80 in iav0i VI a.
& ~; battefy Billings and Hoke
Tuesdays score was 30 ia our favor
battery. Winters and Hoke Both
games were well attended and were
very exciting.
Tie literary societies are doing un
usually good work. Debates, storieF
and essays are receiving a great deal
of attention Parliamentary practice
has become regular part Of the SAT-.
urdsy evenings programs.
IN tie dual field meet With Ep.
softh university Of Oklahoma CITY. ou
the college athletic field last weed
a. G. NJ. took 81 pofnts against 2s
made by Epworfh, the latter took firsl
Place in only one event, that bcinI
the two-mile race. 10 record Work
" rs done, the track being heavy from
recent rains and there being a strong
wind at the time.
A joint meeting WIS held by the
Y W. and y. NJ g. A last Sunday
aftern0cn The music. consisting of
three vocal solos two piano solos. and
one vollin solo was renderei by Miss
Sanders and Prof Beach
Tho Improvement work @0cs oH
Fteaoiiy The concrete stoam tUrnp
Is nos complete. The concrete chini.
ley has grown 70 height " fny
feet Work 90 the womens buiiding
u PROGRESSING with reasonable rapid
3'y. The work of cons'fnctici ~ ibe
h0ys' dormiiory is nov nearly com.
llete by faii tho campus VIII hay 81
changed apponrance. aud the change
AfilI De Tor 'be comfort 0f mlnN eiH
denis.
HAROLD Cook was ia Guthrie sun.
Gay. Iaying bis ankle treated
The range shooting is being cor.
Quoted regularly on MONDAYS. the en-
tire day being spent IN each case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23
HOUSE STRUCK eY LIGHTNING
Special 10 Daily Leader

Woodward, Okla, April 23.--During
the storm Yesterday afternoon The res
Flenee ot G ~ Kirk was struck by
hsplnlng. Tae eamneY was entirely
demolished apd z large hoie torn in
iiie llo0r Nf KIRK received Sc
sefo sh0ek being endtred unCon.
sclNis lpf rDme tiMe. she e resting
sell taday although not fully recov-
ere1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23

Every family ana especially those
Who reside in the country should be
provided AZ all tiWes Wiih bottle
el Chamberlalfis tinimeHt There Is
nu telling when L mav pc wasted Ia
case Of an accident or emergency i
is most excellent ia All cases % rhdf
matisn spf3ius au bruises sold
hy ali dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23

2 fis s Fes caoeis 500 Hrofed eflielsnt
"a gallery shooting q splendid oppor
aify tor Gfle practice
Miss smil. gM missionary lrom
Bu4ah, gave fegs interesting do
crDpon 81 missionary Bofk, aua the
uae volunteer movement 81 th7
ioni meeHhs of fbe II ~ apd y M
e Msl SunaaF
'rue Freshman class was excused
fam ali duties Tuesday afternoon IN
order that ts members might enjoy a
lCng-planntd picnic The party took
luuch, and went 10 the woods where
hey spent The entire afternoon aud
q part Of the evening in a merry
gDod time
q play viii be given by the Junior
c,ass saturday evening for The beneiil
d the college annual A great deal ol
8me and work baye been spent ID
preparing The entertainment and Il
via be one 0f the best ever given
b3 tile institution
Very elaborate preparations are De
ing made for the annual May caim
Yal 10 be neid Oh the second Of 'haI
month Zach department and student
organization Rill DE- represented ID
some way. Therc wiA be shows
chambers Of terror and horror. stands
pf all kinds music. electric displays
and mysteries
= series ~ WcHiums aud oAbibil'
for the oklahoma boss anl girls agli
cultural clubs base been approved bi
te college committee Exhibits Wil
'Ie heli n each comfy Of the state
fills fail Those aling premiums 81
fut county coniest viil bc granted q
1r0ad icket va the nearest district
agricultural schoOl vhee n conie
t'll he nrld Gre nrner nf wl}el
receive cree scholarships 'hr Farm
crs Short course 0f i6c oolirg ~ il'
tB-d fouies rll bo bgd ln Jaa1
aN here "a ihe A q 81 eolloee iht
winners n reeoiye Il srar ech0lar
ebID % ope uf tho district agIcnl
luIal school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23


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" ST. kug0lln9 Meteor, writes:
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strain found that With jb fosf my
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unceasing.y during waking and alcep
ing hours, 80 was tired and worn oui
in the morning.
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Ell 70 me but Peruna. That Is Ger.
taiply remarkable medicine. J was
rested b fhroe wtel f8 uy nm1aal
! heaiihg condition mgaep q roiiifnec
Eaf nv sieep Was ftis sing"