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THE SUN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2s, 8 0

for the most part. . failure. asddt win be q con
sideration whether Ia futuve II win be worth turn
ing out the cars on Sunday upon II. The occu-
pants OF the villas there seem. for the most part.
TO attend the churches In the Immediate vtdnity.-
But these are a handful compared
TO the Sabbath breakers:
on the Marchmont road route, from Grange
road 10 the Tollcross and Mound. the trannc was
exceedingly good all day. and a few more cars at
the church hours would not have been smlss. The
tranao on the Murrayreld ami Gorge routes ex.
ceeded expectations, especially In the afternoon.
The northern lines. Hanover street 10 Goldenacre,
and Frederick street by stockbridge TO comely
Hank. were very fairly ps,ronircd during the day
and In the evening they were quite busy, as. indeed.
were the cars on all the other routes"
Is Scotland falling from her high
estate? What spur Of discomfort will
be left to prick on the Scottish wit in
the twentieth century, with the factions
OF the Kirk united. with scholars kept
from starvation by Mr.. C%ARNRGIE's
gift, and with Edinburgh looking COM
placently on tram-borno c~hurchgoers
and Sunday cars into the country
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Which Was Our Friend?

II Ia well known that, when a conflict
between the United States and Spain
vas recognized as imminent, an attempt
vas made 10 vert the war by a con
oerted mediation Of the great European
Powers Had the attempt been sue
cessful, we must have submitted: just
III we bowed TO the joint interdict Of
France and England AT the time OF the
yirginius affair.
AZ a matter Of fact, the attempt failed
and IL is widely believed in this country
that the failure wa due 20 England's
refusal 10 take any part In the proposed
Joint demonstration The belief il basnd
on a positive assertion made by the
London National Rerieu, a periodical
which u understood 90 represent Ger
tain members Of the Salisbury Cabinet,
and % speak. therefore. with as much
authority as can possibly attach % a
Statement made at second hand First
hand authority for the belief We have
never had, although the facts must he
In the possession 81 our state Depart
msni, as well as Of tho chief foreigh
Omoos IN Europ- Up 10 the present
Lne. however. no, a word has Leen said
v on the subj.r by Secretary HAI
OF by has prodeo..sor. Judge DAr who
sas virtually head ~ tho state D~rAu-
msnt when the ~ar brl No out
Il 10 p1.slbls that tho roiloabo. ~hich
has ie.n Observed hithcrto by tho pact
ana present heads IT ouf htA,s DsIan -
msni oil H. tHukrn in slov q Tho de
da.uI. made by a. HAROIlrI wLo
hntsslf sIoaAs ~ith hfsi-hand suthuuty
lAylns i-.n 40 insnri MINISTER fof
Fass..n Allan a. 80 tlh.s ui.sn lLsfo
80 a. asu.ssi rhuH g. pfsFsii tLs
.alislau l.tsnsn ths uitoh Stats
Isd htair Al itAhuatts s,s ihai
10 ilnhns h-utsiun.sfi % nu o. o.
aaulsfsi naai nhinuhs us g4sul
lassui ~ hialn u ~ AYsifalasn Aist
~iYsisss rnHasi A. ifsH,s q nuus
80 uiaftraff astu blaH snd
H. Z ntsI hiaIff co. HHslsN.H e..
r. ias.rIa asf 90 shIu Eel 49,
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LABOt CHERE ON THE TREATY
What air Henry Buiwer Once Told Him
About the Convention OF sIO


J SeD fair leaB las been negotiated with the
unted states IN regard 10 the IsttmiA1 canal
aud SEEMS .kcl o. be- faiiasd b. the ua.ted state,
senate l1t tu'I Ne have not Co thAas the Govern.
meat o. had negotiated a ven didspnt tfssiy,
60 whi.u TIE q utsa states ELeestlse oaiy A--<ntsd
10 order Geo bring tous 90 "a that tue ssuste ~Ould
usNu ,ulssuf b. surL a document ia Acti0a
Sas A. tAd been auttrilAtsd TIC ~ treaty
lfafti aul ,on,rass tttns dstnandsf - ths
N"uatS frIoios tat Nhls . g.. if Toe ssDAts
oHl domaudsd whAi 80 nStufAi N we untsd
~tsies made a ranal o. 10 oSr susi tbrvasA = tsn
trn AurrrAn ~isputll, saAA so4id ususnt 'hs
s.ifs snud vut SO ,anssuI - "a rpluls
UaI IHsl pfsss ,used tlat uFtu sopld -
b ED us.ts astursd tl 80 ~ thAt NEST fooi~h
decd CO., Dsftpn h4Isff Ttssn lnlsss 80 SEQ
gald co. au.us ~ lisa tnr1 saVrs tssa tAssg
tufis su4id Hsts ussa lssttrs W iosng bssssn
as 600 90 nlrd atss Dc 81 uuf fofes aF
t..i .t H 'H.Ih Anaa ane 40 rsusiu u nes 10
q trH.i t tr isaasi W aHI dtnllit $50 tas
Otto" Nsifs hfnss flt asHna tfssy tttsnI
.a .iH.. q a.I.r.r b.as.fu. tsafff sbfu tMs tfn
aH .a .iHr H.t Hf GO uNft atsift tsssts
srI I'D #H aN aIHf llaaII HbhtIHsf sfH go
q II.F aHs .uN ffat.lstDa tsf Hutfssifai
.H "a I.ar lfsHI 60 fftfts ~ ~tsi
..#I.HH obi. 49, 90 tHssiafsatss iafd
a.. FOL. Hs saaas
.. .ff.H. 900 .H r#sr 90 ssaaIsf
."|.H H..sU IusI uf tsp uHI
o. t. .H. 900. EI. Co., - ~ tsss e.
HssH f Hf.rf af ttsi a. atsH
a. o. 80 fI 90 HHfa aista
600 %" aHst sH|l ssaHfa n ~ .
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The Michigan Beet sugar Men.

We comply willingly with the request
II Mr.. HENRY b. JOY OF Detroit 70 print
statement by him as to the extent OF
he beet sugar industry in Michigan.
nd the effect thereupon Of a reduction
{ the duties on Cuban sugar, or OF free
ugar from Cuba through the annexation
( the island. II is quite fair that Mr.
ioY's side Of the question should have q
public hearing.
II will be observed that Mr.. JOY esti-
mates that about 1872 900 men, women
md children in Michigan alone are de-
pendent upon adequate Government
protection to beet sugar. He cunts
he families of the farmers raising the
',eets, and tho families of the operators
n the factories making the sugar, allow
~ five persons to a family. This Is a
. omewhat loose mathematical process,
but we suppose II will answer.
At the same time Mr., JOY predicts
nat Michigan will produce this year
, tonnage of beet sugar approaching
1000. That is to say, with sugar at
nree cents q pound, 1872 1000 persons
4 Mich gan would depend for their living
pom the producers share OF the $780,
10 representing the gross product.
ct if the producers got every cent OF IT.
lere would be only s34o9 a year for
very individual Of the 1872 900. But the
armers and the factory people by no
means get every cent Of it.
On the one hand or the other, there Is
pparently something wrong with Mr..
oY's figures. We infer that the statisti-
al part Of his interesting argument has
OF been prepared with the thorough
,ess devoted to the poitico-economical
nd politico-emotional parts.
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Iuom.. on On. Holland Cansi.


TT|W M NTT"TTNW WUNFdIIT
Holland oNss much - 80 unique cham aEd he
nui~h race nam ~ ~, disunrtiNs gusililss g. tas
sals paiutci snd happily psoplSd homes that hosi
ssrsGsy tAfsufE no landscape, - We Nsthst
lads Asanb sssr Dutch IA OF bAfss u
Has au.r a oarys, go 90 meurkandas be- ais ia
usasfs asrAIus piaos noe nstsb a temp An
tauiistlus AZ q ss ruifs tnip % tu up tspiain 80
zoe be a. sbidIaF hons Iaf fasFf pH14
900 stlrl go usns stanlf grnspins ths tlisf
90 sttflius 40 49, ~ dfsrtips thf iahou Hf AZ
famuI e. 40 toN fBps ntus not 81 tnf unus HHs
49, 60 gaftru hf fUus - 10 rss uf lHis 90
taIHirf nn~sHns psnts 400 uHfns HsTf uIf1
200 a. e tafs a. s suasa sna 80 Io.ss Hs.rlf
&C. 49, 80 A. GOO 80 Eaf sHess 49, ussssi lals
sht dunss - 800 40 soH.sn 81 900 80
60 stItfsr ssfal t.sassd A. 80 paat fsn 49, .
.Hts .aI SEQ go ttaf sisaId ssaafs go 80
.tHsn ssH 40 Hs.IH FsH tEsI sudsa .ssfs l".I
fr. IHs fFHss
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could and doubtless would readily arrange
the whols OF the tariff benefit sought to be
presented TO the tuban, 1t Ii plain TO the
casual observer that the American sugar
Trust to-day Ia engaged in the b~ittereet kind
OF a contest with the beet sugar producers
OF the United stntes. md is seriously rctnrd-
lng the development OF ~ greatest COM
petitor. American beet sugar. Z will destroy
the beet industry IL IL can. and II II obtains
whit 10 seeks from Congress, namely, a re-
duction of the tariff on cuban sugar, the
trust will be simply IN TINT eStent SO much
more financially fortified 10 cortlnue its war
faro against the .hect sugar. Industry, untl.
the sole source NJ sugar supply.
IL Is said that beet sugar producers may rs
well give up the struggle. tecapse as soon as
this country can do II respectfully ~ will an
mex the island of Cuba. and In that event the
beet sugar industry could nor survive my
way. II may be true that the isllnd OF cuba
Ia about to I've annexed u the | nited state.
Many do not believe Il. II tho Republican
party ls about to 30 directly againTt is pledges
to the people. who by their votes placed 10
in power. upon the distinct promise that the
cheap labor and cheap products 81 the tropics
would not be permitted TO enter the United
states, to the detriment Of home labor and
home products. II Is time now that II should
public In its true colors.
The island of Cuba will never he annexed
to the United States II the American farmer
UNDERSTANDS what a fearful menace ia cheap
labor and four crops n year are TO his pros,
perity IN many branches of agricultural
competition. Henry b. JOY.
DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 20.
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The Gloucester at santiago.

Curiously enough, we have in the United
'errice for January another opinion on
no question of command, by another
D.. uthority. This other authority hap
pens TO be Commander RICHARD VAIN
,RIoHT. formerly Of the Gloucester and
.ow at the head Of the Naval Academy
. Annapolis. Commander WAINWRIGHT
cmarks tersely:
July 5 the North Atlantic neet. under the
ommand OF Rear Admiral SAMSON. destroyed
lie Spanish neet OF Santiago, and the fate Of the
spanish cause In the West Indies was sealed"
This does not agree with Admiral
OEwEY's individual procurement, but
It is at least hero for hero.
But with this difference, that the hero
who denies Admiral SIMPSONS COM
nand at Santiago was not there; while
the hero who recognizes 1t was there.
lighting under that command
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lyn, though at one time. many years ago.
Staten Island was joined with westchsster.
and at another time with Rockland county
on the Hudson. In recent years, until the
present apportionment, 1t has included no
part Of the city of New York.
The chief popularity of the present Sew
enth Congress district is that although
Richmond casts considerably moro than
two-thirds of the Republican vots of the
district and considerably more than one
half of the Democratic vote, the nomination
for Congressman of each party goes gener-
ally to New York, This year. however,
the contest is between n New York Demo-
crat. the Hon. PERRY BELMONT. and a Rich
mond county Republican. Mr.. MONTAGUE
LEssLER.
The special election OF Jan. 7 will be tho
first election held In the year 1907.
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ALEXANDER II. at a critical oonjuncture
during u Civil War. But, IL may be
said. admitting II to be now proven that
in the spring of 1893 Russia once moro
showed herself a friend in need, may
we not also credit the assertion made
at second hand by the National Rer'ep
that a like friendly position was axe
by the British Foreign Office? Unfor-
~tunately, the Rerier's secondhand state
ment needs corr%oboration, before it can
be pitted against the further categorical
declaration made by NJ. HASoTAUx
that, when Austria's proposal was COM
municated to England, tho reply OF the
latter Power was identical with that
made BIZ France. The inference which
we are meant to draw is that England,
as we'll as France, would have taken part
in the mediation mooted, had not the
st. Petersburg Government firmly with
held assent. We should add that ex-
Minister HANoTAUx feels so sure OF his
ground that he practically challenges
our State Department TO deny the truth
Of his averment.
There are, doubtless, excellent reasons
why Mr.. HAY. the present head Of our
State Department. should. during his
tenure Of office, refrain from any utter
anoe that might seem to discriminate
between the positions taken at a mo-
mentous juncture by two Powers now
friendly. Judge DAY, on the
other hand, being an ex-Secretary of
State, is in a position identical with
occupied by NJ. HANorAUx. 1t is
in his power TO dispute or to confirm
NJ. HANoTAUx's explicit assertion.
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1880 - tst - a E.rr fH HstHrf
o .# o. o. f4sHan Fl IH sHatH H#rI
. aFf#f 90 a. HTff. ftH 10
ssH u - $40 fr..rf a. H ra.f
f#..af 90 = q HaH f a Ha
aHF 900 I.f. 1900 90 Hs.I HaFfT
aE rHsss 80 HHfffaa. s Nafrf
BIOL Ha iss #. ID - ed
o. e. $500 o. -
. .. sHH 81 sf
- 80 .HI fs. 81
# Hs "a FH.f
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40 isnbaTTa.slng Choice

A. tho movements ~ tho srllsy
'-.muIuauiun slaI- mufs and iaYfg do
unttlb tossni rruisniAl Illus a
i.raI "a iHasltailg nrsus
hrrr ai. ,hu, ]pUulIai l~rfarnsis
aIl apiraiIf If- nalf u ts s.H.
aY4r n DO Almual - ibr Nsl.
Boo susaif HHirssHl Geo.. b. H
aHHf llnaH ~ u us rfssHl.u Iil
IfrlsH tnl iHI tluu lIHs us
hitab 4H o. H us sias fatitH ia
4sn. Ia aa. sIHH m ga rtalsi
us 3D. iisu CO., |s..
isaI rff IsI
Is
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1880.
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The anti-expansionists take a melan-
choly joy in discovering or %inventing
proofs TINT the policy Of MOSQUITO Is
disapproved by every one who has been
in the Philippines. For example. the
Evening Post says:
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That II the line 10 which the American
stAte-nanslip Of the future must adhere
thc chart by which II must sail The 10,
verse policy spells peril
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PARis-Kiosque No. ~. near Grand Hotel. and
uosauo No. 10. Boulevard des Capucines-
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CONGRESS RRIBED2
CONTINUED on page So

tional Impulse and Ia the eyes Of the
world turns 1t into yelled piece OF
arch hypocrisy.
lt stamps the American natiop M
proclaiming high virtues and prac.
ticing the opposite Cuba free and
Independent said the people two
years ago Cuba bound hand and foot
ana subject 90 the prying, petty inter
ventlons Of third-rate politicians now
and evermore. says congress. WIN
the American people forget the men
who thus make their high pretenslons
the laughing stock Of the world, who
break the pledged word Of the nation
and thrust a weak and helpless people
into the attitude Of servilely submit
ting or waging war with the nation
which pretended to save her? Let any
American who is not prejudieed by
party or greed look upon the spectacle
without shame II he can"
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twice Proven.
(From the Vindicator, Rutherfordton,
n. c.

(From the vlndicator. Rutherfordton,
n. c.
The editor OF the Vindiracor has had
occasion to test the efficacy Of Cham
berlains Pain Balm twice with the
most remarkable results in each case.
First, With rheumatism in the shoulder
from which he suffered excruciating
pain for ten days, which was relieved
with two applications of Pain Balm,
rubbing the parts afflicted and realIz-
ing instant benefit and entire relief in
a very short time. Second, in rheu-
matism in thigh Joint, almost pros
trating him with severe pain, which
was relieved by two applications. rub
bing With the liniment on retiring at
night. and getting up free from pain.
For sale by G. r. Renfro, druggist,
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The stomach CONTROLS the situation.
Those who are hearty and strong are
those who can eat and digest plenty OF
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and allows you to eat
all the good food you want If you
suffer from Indigestion, heartburn,
Lalching or any other stomach trouble,
this preparation can't help but do you
good The most sensitive stomaehs
can take IT,
Sold by J. N. Wallace
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JUNIOR rHIMsLsRs.

Miss Lelah MePaeryon a Gracious
Hostess at Forest Home.
The Junior Thimbler club was nice
ly entertained yesterday afternoon by
Miss Lelah Mcpherson, at her pleas
ant home, known as Forest Homs.~
Light refreshments were served after
a few hours delightfully."- social inter
course.
Those present were:
Misses Ruth Land, Ruby McNeal
Dora EngIer. Ruth Bamford, Kellie
Baldwin, BERTHE Kennedy Mary Jeuk-
ins, Lena Richardson and Astelle
1unison.
The next meeting of the club will be
with Miss Mary Jenkins, 211 North
Broad street
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MoOres Pilutes are guaranteed
nure for ali forms Of Malaria. Ague
Chills and Fever Swamp Fever, Ma.
iarial Fever, Bilious Fever. Jaundice
BIliousncss, fetid breath and a tired
lstless feeling. They cure Rheuma.
ism and the lassitude following
HOOD poison produced from Malarial
poisoning. No Quinlne. No Arsenic
Acids or Iron. DO not ruin stomach
" teeth Entirely tasieless Price
soc per box. DR.. c. @. Moor Co. No
no North Main street, St. Louis, Mo
Sold by r. B. Lille 6 Co, and Wheeler
3 Son.
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coIonIst Ratea 70 California.

only $25 from Guthrie, via most direct
line Santa Fe Route, every Tuesday to
April 30 Tickets at Depot
Counterfelts of Dewitt's Witch
Hazel salve are liable TO cause blood
poisoning. Leave them alone. The
original has the name DeWitt's upon
the box and wrapper It is a harmless
and healing salve for skin diseases.
Unparalleled for piles.
Sold by ]. N Wallace.
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SWELL AFFAIR.

The third annual ball to be given
tomorrow night by the A. o. o. w.
lodge OF Guthrie, promises to be a
swell affair The committees in
charge have worked energetically to-
wards making the dance social sue
cess. The Aeollan Mandolin club will
furnish music. The ladies Of the De
gree of Honor will serve lunch and
supper in the banquet hali.
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He Eooled the surneons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
OF West Jefferson. O.. after suffering
IS months from Rectal Fistula, he
would die unless a costly operation
was performed; but he cured himself
with Bucklen's Arnica salye, the best
in the World. surest Pile cure on
Earth. 25c a box, at c. R. Renfro's
drug store.
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AaeoR uAy eaoclAMArIon.
Governor Tells About the First Notes
Of the Rnhln-

Of the Robin.
The FIRST notes OF the robin and the
swelling buds upon vine and shrub
and trec.remind us that nature is once
again about 60 reiuvenate herself in
garments OF green, and recalls the
duty we owe 10 ourselves, 60 our ter
ritory aud 20 generations that will fol-
low In the identifying OF home and
park and public place by the planting
and cultivation Of trees and plants to
please the eye and make more habit
able the land
The Legislative assembly OF the tos-
ritory by enactment on March g, 1901
designated the Friday following the
second Monday OF March in each year
MS Arbor day and declared that.
II shall be The dutJ cf the authori-
ties of the nublic schools IN this ter.
ritory to esscmble the pupils in theii
charge on that cay ,in the school build,
lngs or elsewhere. as may 90 deemed
proper 70 provide for and conduct.
under the general supervision OF the
county superintendent or5city super
lntondent or other chief Officers hav-
ing the general oversight OF the pub
lie schools In each county or city.
such exercises as shall tend to en-
courage the planting. protection and
preservation OF trees and shrubs, and
an acquaintance with the best meth
nds to be adopted TO accomplish such
results"
Therefore. I. G. M Barnes. governor
Of the TerTitory OF. Oklahoma. do pro
claim Friday. March 18th. as Arbor
day, aud caA upon those in. charge Of
the schools and higher institutions OF
learning 20 comply with the spirit OF
the law and upon the people generally
70 observe tho day in beautifying and
adorning the grounds, pablic and pri-
yate, with the planting OF trees,
shrubs, vines and grasses. that shall
live after them as monuments 60 their
public spiritedness aud true regard
for the highest welfare Of the common.
wealth
Done at Guthrie. this 9Th day Of
March. A D., 1901,
c, N. Barnes,
Governor OF Oklahoma.
Attest:
VIM NJ. Jenkins.
Secretary OF Territory
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Masonic TempIe MeetInas.

Masonic Temple Meetings.
The following Masonic meetings Will
occur during the month Of March:
March G-Knight Templars. regular
meeting
March S-Order of Eastern Star
March 1S-Masonic school OF in
structiop5 will continue several days.
March 15-Royal Arch Masons
March ia f. and A. NJ No. Q,
regular session.
March 22-Eastern Star regular ses-
sion
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IS Cents for this Hal QuaIity
GARD PARTY

Misses Hutohison Entertain friends at
Home With High Five.
Misses Pearl and Anna Hutchlson
entertained friends last night in honor
o, Miss Neva Haines. OF Oklahoma
City Cards Was the order of the
amusement.
Those present were.
Misses Ethel Orner. Hedwig Braun,
Elizabeth Pithan. Angie Penny.
Messrs. Ira Longaker, E F. shinn,
Chas. II Woods. Frank Lyon. George
Upton
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JIG haye never loved before.

Shell have never loved before.
He-And why my precious? Surely
there are others as worthy as l.
Shc-That wasn't It, had Indiges-
tion so bad never could endure their
prattle, but took bottle OF DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin and have never
seen any sign Of It since.
Get it at r. B. Lille & Co.
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No one knows the unbearable tor
ture one undergoes from piles unless
they are 80 afflicted. TabIers Buck.
eye Pile Ointment Is a quick. safe and
painless cure. Price so cents IN bot
ties. Tubes. IS cents.
+. B. Lille & Co. and Wheeler &
Son.
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Eat a Whole cabbsos

II you want to. 1t won't hurt you.
people used to think cabbage hung
heavy in their stomachs. After each
meal, no matter what you eat take a
dose OF Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
You will never suffer from Constipa-
tion Indigestion, Sick Headache or
stomach Troubles. F. B. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-03-06

The old saying that a new broom
sweeps clean is true, and Il Is true also
that old as we'll as new brooms made
by the Guthrie Broom works sweep
clean all the time and last much longer
~ ga other manufacturers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-03-06
PALACE LAUNS5N
PHONE AZ.

1t is to be hoped that every woman
will take an interest in the Mothers
meetings to be held In the Congrega-
tional church. on North Broad street,
every Saturday Mt 2 o'clock. The
house will be ready and women from
the country viii find It a good place to
RESI- with their children whilst wait
ing for the men folks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-03-06
Advice for Smokers.

Gov. Barnes, 1Oc cigars on sale at
ali first class stores. Also the Rebeoca
Remember home industry-made In
Guthrie-at the New York Cigar fac.
tory. segal, proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-03-06

Miss Elizabeth Woodbridge departed
yesterday evening for her home In
bonneville Mo. She has been the
guest Of her uncle, MT. VIM. Eager. for
tne past three months. and while here
has formed a large circle of admiring
friends Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-03-06

The w. c. T. u will meet next Sat.
urday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
E. L. Hirschi, corner OF Ash and
Springer. A good attendance is deslr-
ed and strangers invited whether
members or not.