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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

Few things clean vanished or oiled
R0odNOrk in house better than k,ro-
sSene ribbed in thoroughly with a fan
mel cloth, Crude petroleum and linseed
oil in the proportion Of one-third Of the
petroleum to two-thirds of the oil are
also good for polishing and cleaning
such woodwork, as well as hardwood
furniture. II very much soiled, It ia
well to wipe both woodwork and furni-
ture with flannel cloth wrung out of
warm water; wipe dry quickly and use
the oil. II the result is to be q success
slls any cleaning or polishing process,
fthe- rubbing must be with the grain Of
the wood, and the application must bH
90 thoroughly rubbed in the wood that
1t will not remain a greasy, sticky sub
stance on the surface ready to i'm.
prison every particle Of DUST that set.
ties on It.
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All this time the wife stood with
four rather clean and very beautiful
children clinglng to her. skirts and
peeping shyly at the strangers. How
canld Broughton or any one else blame
this happy family?
indeed. Rroughton has never formu.
lated hls views upon the case, III;
though he used to take social ,r1b-
lens very sertoualy. Whenever he
meets Pietro In the street they *.
ehanEe a glance OF intelligence.
something's the Neapolitan, by quick
gesture. Indicates Maria 1na further
along the avenue. 3 3.'s.:.5'F
And then Droughton. II ne has time,
assists at the-the performance Of the
comedy OF tue iccnoclnst.- Louis
Gicbe- Democrat.
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Necessary 70 = Cerrect F.neral.
Z a funeral party In one Of Pittsburg's
suburbs found itself in q queer predic-
ament 2 few days ago. A man died at
Center Station, ON the Allegheny VAL
ley railway, and It was arranged to
bury him ut Verona. several miles
away. The monrners fllled two. coach
81 on the morning train. On their ar.
rival ct Verona they went to the
church where the services were to be
held; and then It was discovered that
the corpse had been left behind 1T
Center Station. The undertaken drove
across the country for the body, and
the funeral was held several hours af-
ter the time originally set for the
-eAfYicea. - ~ 49,. AZ. saf.als -.
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a strange Cremation.

One Of the strangest collins ever t6sn
of il that for which the British wa.
department is said to be responsible.
The story Is that workman engaged
in casting metal for the manufacture
Of ordnance at the Woolwich arsenal,
lost bis balance and fell into caldron
containing twelve tons of rolten steel.
The metal was at white heat and the
man was utterly consumed In less time
than 1t takes to tell Of 1t. The war
department authorities held q confer.
ence, and decided not to profane the
dead by using the metal in the man.
ufacture Of ordnance, and that mass
Of metal was actually buried, and q
Church Of England clergyman read
the service for the dead over it.-New
York Tribune.
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snHLLnY AxD sYnox.

nA-A v>~- $500. 4. ~>H.r,.. AA,@AS.A
Their ~ 49,. a = & u I!
!; o.. ,..t.... 80, c,,.sIs, i. -
= $3.50 .e.se1s l.os'A Sl,s..o W
Hunt have Jest been ptiyately printed 4
In England, and among them are .
few hitherto unknown 10 students Of
th..,S,.e "a ....,,..s 10. 80 a..
49, rs S..ters 49, -. - , - nv ~ Il,
inmin. Az. ~ - Siosi.ss: ,,sis t,e s,
sith n.,e, :. ~ 81 S 49,. ast..nt.
from istta.. .,st.s. .s 80 4. es, 40
. ~. $50, M. al. ,,esat =. A'
s.SSa.r%h,sa ~ IL .I M I..t ,s...,. =.
f.r a. t,ax .s,r,.a nrI d"I pvso, . II. .s
- ~, me- y. Ns n. ,.an u ,,ss. s " e.
t,osis. ILL., nos -. s =. 81. I
s,sc,,,s q. s.es .sa..sa,.ss l,sa.. =
or.i p~s,, ~ oS...a.s. 1872. ~ y.
rs.".o .ny "wns,,.,.a ,ntt.',. s ~, ,,..
=. ,rs I'M AZ .s aI VII ~
re. 4h.,. ,.,,..s. ~: ~. e.soma ,,,,M
800, 49,. ~, Hs aa,, az 81 So, se, wi WI
mo. - a"u nss;, .h,n ~ ,ni"r. Az o ,n a
sa,se e u n,,th ,vn.t 't .. rn.y :. ee -
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Fhe sitatesnan.s WIG.

'.pfwat," asked Mrs. Grogan, severe
y. 'kep, yez 90 late tn nlght?'
sol wuz down at Harrignn's l,ar-
room; disco..sin' queations av the cold
age Intherchangin' ideas Of may
say, Nisthress .Grogan. on freq silver. .
And fwin: yea got trough, ye had
the oideas and Harrfgan had tn. Sill
,ver. It II q foine statesman We are-oi
don't think indianapolis journal.
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The strensest Non Grew Weak
ssssR s. tse.e = enough sssSes q s Sc
HOststter,s stomach Bittera, SystenafIcsilr.l
Il re-e.tabfishes Impaired iadixsstion, III,
IS. s = g..
stlmutANf With th0se OF q 9s0vereixn pres
yentiye remedy. Malaria. dyspepsia. Gun.
stlpatiOn. rheumatic. nervous and kidney
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CHATTER VI
what Grace Saw at the bottom Of
the Shaft.

What Grace Saw at the Rottom Of
the Shaft.
The tables had been cleared away,
the guests had returned to the grand
old hall, and dancing had been going
on for nearly couple of hours, when
the band ceased playing and Q COM
pany Of conjurors and jugglers, specl-
ally engaged for the occasion, made
their appearance.
All the lights were lowered and the
large party Of guests seated them.
selves In half-circle round the per-
formers.
The host this evening was more than
restless, he was nervous and excited,
and as the minutes and the hours
went on he seemed to find 1t difficult
to turn his eyes from the door.
"Are you expecting anybody, papaY"
Grace had asked him more than once
as sue observed his singular manner.
"Yes-I don't know" he had replied,
impatiently; '''don't mind me; 20 and
amuse yourself"
And he turned away as though an
noyed at being questioned.
Grace was too much troubled with
her own perplexities to pay much heed
to her father, and when the jugglers
commenced their tricks and she be-
lleved all eyes were fixed upon them,
she rose from her seat and quietly left
the room.
She had made all her preparations.
The previous year she had soiled her
delicate dress and she remembered
how Lord Roland had looked at her
az he pointed out the stain.
Now she was more prudent.
She hastily buttoned on dark ulster
that completely covered licr. pale blue
gown and otherwise protected herself
against the cold, for she recollected
even now. with q shudder, how the
wind, rushing up from the dark up
erturc, had seemed to strike her with
its Icy breath and chill her to the very
bone.
There was no snow on the ground
this year; It WINS green Yule-tide.
and old people talked Of there being
q full churchyard. while others, more
hopeful and less prone to take a
gloomy view of matters, said there
was frost In the air, and before New
Years day there would be skating on,
the river and lakes.
With her serves strung with name
less fear to the horrible task before
her. Grace Lilburne went swiftly to
the chamber which, q year ago this
very night, had been the scene Of such
Q cruel tragedy.
4 It was not until she had lighted the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
7I.t.ryi.we4 !. Nan IA II, wan rre...i..

t.1S.sSss - AsSse " AN ABGH8V10S
A journalistic feat OF no little nov.
city has Just been accomplished al
Yieena, where reporter succeeded IN
having an interview with man suf-
,ferilg from deiirium tremens. The
result OF the experiment. throws. even
Zola's description Of Coupeau In the
sslsade. The patient, 4 broken-doWn
act6s, declared that he was Baro.i
Rothschild, and that his constant cray.
Ing for dainty, dishes made. It neces.
tsary that he should take weekly tim.
across the ocean to New YORK, . CITY,
empty Drinks were not 10 sl1e hod III
New York and therefore he was oblie.
"a TO- take 90 much ~ he could carry
before starting In his balloon, and from
from which hsS shot dies, Benedictine
rabbits and other Game. which were
brought p the car ~ Tying reviewers,
Tie mani - now m inmate Of The Net.
itOpolita1 Hospital q V3sana. !,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

The grocer sends the new brand Of
taking powder simply because it costs
him 80 much less and he Gun make
more profit by selling 1t than he can
on the Royal. The Royal Is made
from the very finest materials and
costs much more than any other.
brand. which accounts for its super.
iority, although 1t IL sold to consumers
at the same price.
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- e q w VI ~ Y
II y 4 r. =
4 ri
15 Ss5 = = - II 4 q
siIS ~ - =; =
\ r II ~ e y
~ r VI ~ 49, = ~ &
SGs hHY r. r 1I11s h =
~ V}fks o. r IA 1iSik SnX q Sns
~ a 1T 6oSIfk i4aI -. 0SSs s1ISiT,
hr1y "a ~ eiIS iiIn1SS 4 HnSrn yiI11
6alnia Softnns II ~ ~ ~ .fi1faSSI
IND 1SHinn6 SWnA re- ,. . - \
a "a aeI !, ilSf1S5s - tx
:So1I6sla. soisii1 SSIs Il rsetnfN ~ -
0Gsv4 - - = = ~ Il - 20 ~ g
ara t. sl6olSd 49, Il q, 3 q
~ 1900 fimH c6l1a,Ifys - III
TT IN fmJG1I 1870 RS 0enVi6I:
o3gnos5 Y, as Is. 4
1 BroushtoG ha6 ~, particunr ~ !
fot q nfayfne Samu1l hut Is IN syGfl.
oua theofieis abopt ar a6nofed tifssI,a.
aud IniRht hayS ac0nireds lusnefhln1 nj;
the PLASTER east;ifns III a ~ monn ~
. hsoad-shouJdered felloW had .ssI' ~;
come anA jostlxd tla mn vrsm1n e,
roughly TIT thsl frav M fhrovns
from Her heed and svsnf r,,inins Is the
sldevalk. lt.vaa the. ma AZ ~ vorid
for that 6opulafion Of eravan imaees,
They feli in 4 haan az indistineash.,
able frasments mins,ns their an II
Q complete democracy OF eainte. poll-
ticans, lambs. the three eracec. ana
even 4 mose1 n = hasntifni So.A II.
i,siaa ssrriihv ~ Tastle o. mmss 40,
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whiskers and had an abundant supply
Of hair on his head, which was
brushed, with graceful carelessness,
from a point at the extreme left side
Of his forehead down over the right
ear. His face ut that time presented a
decidedly ministerial aspect. Yet his
thoughts and ambitions were not then
focused upon the pulpit but upon the
bar. Mr.. Depew's appearance when
he began the study of the law In 1857
10 faithfully depicted in the picture
here given,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
The Wssst e Il.

Press AGENTS. this true about our
two prina ionnas who used TO -
such friends, having qtiarreled nesces
": Why, they used to use the same
dressing rooml Il 81. ;<s.5g:::
Stage Aanager-Yes, but this row.
eilds all that. They'll never make a..
together again. :: s ss B. &
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TAsn xhatl H.s. Qi...

They were two women and they nat
opposite. saia the tat woman in the
green gown: .Sss RI s.
Did yon hear about the money Mrs.
Smiths uncle left her7s' <
Why, has she had more money left
her7. asked the woman In the black;
bonnet In Q dlscontented way. That
= the third time since ! have known
her, ~ s ~ ~ is5s "a.
Eyes" asSented the green gown.
with sigh; "it's just the gcriptnrai
saying. Them that has, gtts. WASH
ingtOn Post. 4. 5l.s5 4 5.
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DiAnst Care Abs1t ne shape.
Butcher-Will you have = round
steak Miss?
Young Housekeeper-Oh, don't
care what shape It 10 20 its tender
Detroit Free Press. Do ~ Z
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whsSe He wsn II.
- N.N ~s.s,. Asxn-

'sWas Col. Blood's title won on the
deld1''
..Yaas, ON the cotton field. Shot
three niggcrs in the legs and knocked
. mule down with his flst."-Indlan-
ep0ll0 Journnl, s.is
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sr,lIl.a pve,iy ~ !,

s ! cannot speak too highly al pfso,s Cure
". "a 81. 'Ssx Yors. Oct. u isss. -
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=. - n -.
- m. / :, -
49, 60 -
Sorne kime1 eve0s q little fabuAonk Tnei
| ,,obr eelIovr hsya yefy little imaginA.
/ ~. ,.,...t,.,.. en-. ,ri.ht nInAo.f
~ q ~. ~ 49,
- wen % ess NOV eals {. Z nnu
that those who strike me Tor Q nlGhee
lodging. when they otop me In the
..,.s.t - ,,,.ht 800. = . mi. f,oyu
= s..s 49, . 49, 80 -.
f1ttspnfg' ana are sto 'l y
some sort; the last one said b Was .
nnd,ller. "A skiileii mSchanic.s he ex.
.e,-,-, ..s.s5 i...,,.s :. ..,,,.la No.
plaintu "uss = = '.''s : N's.s % s-.s
chAnic";; and, OF course no was only
watching for some chance to get back
20 I,,tt.hnr- 54hnnoh thara- was NO
9. ...s.,. -. .,,,,.,.ph. .,,,a -.
enAnco VI WoEA' Akolu "a@s We sS1A ..'.'
after he got there. On the otner nano'
Il find that most Of those who ask by
dsv for money TO get a dinner are
n.n...,ss,. =. ,,,,., n.r+. ~
s.OM I s,. y. .sas.s,. s,,,t,,tn
Eastcrn fennsylsaha, snousL Will WILL
~ ino e,.a .r ase sne ..hsasa, ~ t.ro
NY O. tnnk u .ne TIKI. pnls s* " p emo
arcnitGStulal aihuEM , n.a..d i.oI no
ton: Ihey Were oS.n en..y oes s.eI.s
looAlns, sv %,s S va a,.;
they eaen et".Sluiy @Sstu t ~ ~.
yer a.o ~. l. IT,. " ". t,,.e a.. .sa., =" at
sul. ~ .e ~ %, e .,,.,naaSre.. Nv ond
se .ti,, - %aat , .w ,nnra artSst,. o.,
!n.ns tne snes. wa s,sna IS ~, sm'. ~ so.
- Aa 1 IaIely aIp.oas ..s,a, = @nS , ~
aeeseu ~ ~ ti,n .A s,,,a ~ ,nSnstrv s,r
p ouL VI sn s,s s. H.. ,,,,t ,,o,a md
yuel'ey , y. o ",.,. lily, ~. NV" r.SIa,,
tnen z ae e WleI y, wiz ti.s . nas t III
a .s..,., luz aos ony ~ . n,s,, e s,as =.
pernap ,s sogs ., ss."isn. anu e aa -. ~
loa u.u y. LII. A: nome W. 30, ." ,.snIe
essay ~ sOnle loIlns 10 .vou :, n asta.,
1nu = rlsl SeDe.oas III w ns,e 20 o '....,.
!..,.sa,.t aUr .na ,nas ,,sa nv ,n,ai, S
Msnyus eaeept.vn .oo a.. IN M, ,.s..sns
*n1 lavs ~ uoue .,'1 w. my ssnn i -
" uuy siSn, ksnc. . LoAi WIZ nns. ~
save mem money enougn. le ~ LII, w
sI .noIsn l.se aneane - y, ,,,usns,
NY Ivy alms seen srea'e Ill.,, ~ mynsil
~ ~ least ~ p.ae..c sns,a ne''G ev.u ..n.
Iy Will Tue oor !...a.s,. ~. W ~. ~.
give gIuuslnsly y. s.Icn..y, w. III. say'
.!,,y, give at aM, wne ~, .ney ash ne;
WY, y. sou.se t - . se. NY
anu so .i.e,n x, nave " lss..e .nel.
=. y. use tneir LeeDis voW n VI ,nNent, ,o,
~ ny e .s..a. anu teM INV lucy WISH
. .he " tn.n n enas .ney n"n we, Come "
Tue sau pass VI pessury. inns seems
~ nati EN-. .nenl, anS ~ na aTs me ieel
nut liuea pstte1, Wnicn u Eeaiiy NY mo'
es M. LUZ s uoins ~. A.. TN
. Mow I'LL ana .he ea. th new, VIII oner me
s sSMe .ApoloEy Ior pessing' ln ton9
. .nat says says, 80, Know now ~ ID myself,
anu o..ce =. !nse was ~, que "no Desan ny
sayMis' An1w IT'S = sname ZOE q
, s.rohs man nan. hke me 70 Do Degsing'
. Du. !mey se1uom nave ahy ae-
W. a ~. morans "e; oeyoaa tne SIM.
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Taks Psrker's q iassrrsais villages.
lsassae sosas saAnSay NJ, "a - aa1 WssESsssss
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*EAnssats 1Asas Ossa Dalvs.s
Ms.ss.sa \. = 80 e nsss1 rstsasse. ~ I'M
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Taking M oh.....

Taking No Chances. -
Mr.. Delawanna-What are you doing
ON that high step LADDER Can't YOU
let the gfri hing those curtains?
Mrs. Delawanna-Why, she might
fall and break her neck! You don't
get z girl like Ellen every day!-Puck.
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Eaip , MT oeaasslve TO pssssura.
9Rcee1y when occasloaed b. corna Hindssaosns
M Dssass yos. for trsaevss thsn psfSScslx. :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

Northern Bslls OF course, III your
Ikentlemen friends cut him after THAR
] Southern beauty -Some OF them cut,
: him and some shot him. -Detroit Ifil-
0Ue. 4 ? ~ IL =. ii Il
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Fensptation Reuov.a.

Customer-What makes you think
shopiifters are mostly persons Of un.
: sound mlnd7
4 Dry Goods Clerk-Our ridiculously
tow prices, madam.-Puck,
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TAe EmPrsss Anna o. Russia was very
ass ds ron nsi 4. faes great
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a. dS7eea Foul breath q !
6tscoufager Of af.
u "a Nays IN indication
,naA Ct poor health -
= bad disesdop. 10
SsS2IZkkA bad di1est3on 3
= S2G4YSAS tAceaAle alnsoat "a:
n U ~ human iils. u Il
the starting point
3Ny NJ Of many very sefs.
NJ toqs Maladies,
. NJ xINii Upon The healthy.
40 action of TIC dire.
tive psgaaa tn
blood depends fog fh lichnen and purit1.
II digestion stopA poisonous master G.
camnlates and 4 prcsd Into tie hood
=there b no place else for Il tqsfo,..''.ss;
The bad breath d 4 danger S|Ensl,
Look ut for i'll I n yoa haye & q
any otaer NMptoR saf. indagetipn.s
take bottle q two a N. Eieree,a,
Golden Medical Discovesy, Il Viil1
stsaighten ont tlle trouhla mi q ven,
blood pare and healthy 1ld lull 81 g.
0tWe0s ~ tl1e tne
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BEFORE DIR. DEPEw was BALD.
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Rlls''. II :;ifi'sz 49, Is
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Frsposition to .Join Gas ard q
Steam Engine T0gethsr.s
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sstse 3DWeb HiA 90 With her
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nave LOST 0ef IDENTITY"
"And you really came here hoping
to meet Kate and not. me?" he asked
earnestly as he stepped close to her
side?''
"Why should I want to see you p"
she asked deiantly. "You are moth
ing to me-"
"And yet you are all the world to
me. Miriam-my love. my life. Only
say the word and we will fly together,
and ! will break the hateful bonds
that bind me to Grace, whom ] have
never loved"
He caught her in his arms and
strained her to his heart; but she gem
tly though firmly released herself from
his embrace. % she said:
1T ID too late, Victor, too late. I
have no pity for Grace, but I cannot
bring such pain and humiliation upon
her father. No; you must keep your
WORD and marry her; but am sorry
s eel gu sorry ZOE my
She slipped away from him as she
said this. and ran upstairs, but ON her
way to her own room to dress she
thought, a. q species Of self-mortlfica-
ton, she would 60 into Grace's room
with the other girls and try to be
civil to her young hostess.
Many Of the bridesmaids had clus-
tered around the expectant bride, and
took q great interest in the dress she
was to wear ON this the last evening
when abe would cit at the head Of her
fathers table 40 the mistress Of his
household. and they admired over and
over again the handsome trousseau
with which shs had been provided.
"You don't sesm to have much Jew
eary," remarked Miriam Hindman. II
Wish 4 had known It before. for I
would have given you . bracelet as a
wedding pee6ent Instead Of the silver
: dtshes / brought with me. But sup
pose your father will give you Rates
2ewela; she had q splendid collection,
know"
'Zstss 1sweas IN % With her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
Notice for PnhlicntIon.

First published in Oklahoma Leader
Aug = lSgJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
THE CARE OF SHOES.



have before me a pair Of shoes; one
rave for the shape of the foot haV-
ing destroyed the stiff outlines OF new
hess. looking ns II II might have Just
left the store: the other shoe looks as
n even a tramp might pass II by with
contempt Yet they are mates.
one has been cleaned. the other has
not. Is all the difference; yet neither
have ever been "blacked;' the shoes
have never been worn with rubbers. yet
when cleaned the leather Is SOFT ana
pliable as rne could wish' yet with al
the spick and spanness they are hait
worn out. How is It done?
Have three small clean cloths, basin
of water. a bottle Of cosmolinc, vase
! line. petroleum Jelly. or whatever name
you like TO call it It is all the same
/ and a clean shoe polishing or cloth
/ brush.
The shoes should we wiped as free OF
mud as possible before drying aho
should be hung in warm current OF
air say two or three feet above regis
ter or stovepipe. not underneath the
kitchen range. where they VIII DC
scorched on top and wet underneath.
When they are perfectly dry wip'
the mudstains off with damp clotn
be sure to get them all off; then rut
hard with a dry cloth. then polish VIII
the brush. being careful about thc
stitching around the sole. Il Is besl
to do only a part at a time. say mrs
the vamp, one side. then the other no
forgetting the heel
Unless your shoes have been hadl'
scuffed and rotted by bad shoe dressin'
they will look almost like new. Nov
rub cosmoline over them with a clear
cloth. and rub It well In; use II literally
for too little will only destroy the polish
while plenty Of cosmoline improves II
The whole shoe should be carefully dom
even among the buttons and button
holes. and presto your shoes are soft
pliable. black. and just polished enough
TO look well; viii not stain your under
clothes or fingers when putting then
on. and little water viii do them ~
harH
Try It once and you viii never want I
do Il any other way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
The Coming State Fnlr.

The Oklahoma State Fair association
will hold its second annual meeting
at Guthrie, o. T., October ;, Q. 10, II
and II. 1895
There will be special county exhib-
its in the agricultural department
Everv county is requested To help out
in this department.
Every one should attend, as she ex-
hibits and racing will be first-class.
The territorial militia will have q
number of sham battles during faiI
week.
The Oklahoma Territorial Military
band will be in attendance and furnish
music.
The territorial reunion OF old sol
diers, Grand Army of the Republic
will be held at Guthrie, q. T., October
@, 10 and If, 1925, during fair week
Please notify your subscribers t.
write the secretary, A. A. Humphrey
Guthrie, o. r.. for a premium list o
the fair, which will be mailed free
Il and w II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
LION ne workea a naIey IIor.e.

The subject under discussion was
haiky horses, John Miller. cashier Of
the citizens Bank OF Big Run. had the
floor lie said:
when / was a chunk OF a boy my IA
ther had a balky horse which Il oeca-
sionally fell To my lot 80 drive 1t was
heartrending experience and / often
exhausted my patience and ingenuity
IN attempts 10 make him go, He would
jog along all right on the level or down
hill but he would not so up hill lie
would just stand. II you would lick him
he would proceed TO back. Finally l hit
ON scheme. When / came TO a hin I'd
just turn the brute around and whip
him and he would back up the hill
when he reached the top just turned
him around and he would go dswn an
right"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
FIRST published in Oklahoma Leader
InlY IL
Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Guthrie, Ok. July $,
lsg5.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his cam, and that said
proof will be made before the register
aud receiver OF tire 4. : land Office at
Guthrie, o. r., on Aug 20, 1895, viz:
Tilghman ! siling, under II T. No.
1924 for the sw or Of see "a, twp Is,
Of r west.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land. viz:
John Ward, William NJ Taylor
Richard Padgham, Henry = Cook,
a Of Gnthrie, Ok.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof,
or who knows of any substantial rea
son, under the law and the regulations
of the interior department, why such
proof should not be allowed. will be
given an opportunity at the above men
toned time and place to cross exam
inc the witnesses Of said claimant, and
20 offer evidence in rebuttal OF that
submitted by claimant.
2is2 A. n. J. CRoos Register.