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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-11
(First published in Daily Leader
Dec 2S, 1909
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Logan Coun.
ty Oklahoma Territory.
John H. Neher, Plaintiff,
Mrs. George a. Okerson and George
A. Okerson, Defendants.

Mrs. George a. okerson and George
A. Okerson, Defendants.
To Mrs. George A. Okerson and
George A. Okerson, defendants in the
above action, you and each of you will
take notice that you have been sued
in the aboye named court by the above
named plaintiff In an action to recover
the sum of Two Hundred, Sixty-elght
and 21-10O dollars, said sum of money
being claimed due for commission on
sale of real estate, lumber, hardware,
groceries and other merchandise, and
YOU are further notified that in said
action the plaintiff has attached the
southwest quarter OF section four in
township sixteen north of range three
west in Logan county, Oklahoma ter
Irliory as your property and in said
suit the plaintiff asks the court to
lsubiect said land TO the payment Of
said sum Of money. And you are fur
ther notified that the plaintiff above
named has also caused garnishment
proceeding to be taken in said action
and has garnisheed any money or
property you or either Of you may
have in the hands Of Joseph Lehman
and the Bank OF Commerce in the city
OF Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma
territory.
And you are further notified that
unless you appear in said court and
ANSWER or otherwise plead to the pc
tition of the plaintiff now on file ia
said court in said action, and further
plead to the attachment and garnlsh-
ment affiday!ts on file in said action
on OF Lefore the tenth (1O) day OF
February, A. d.. 1904. said petition
iSad aftidayits respectively will be
taken as confessed and true, and judg
ment will be rendered in said action
laeainst you and each Of you for the
lsum Of Two Hundred sixty-eight ana
. l2110O dollars and costs Of suit and
said land hereinbefore described will
be ordered sold by the judgment OF
said court to satisfy the claim Of the
! lplaintf and cost Of suit, and the
garnishee defendants above named
viii by the judgment Of said court be
ordered to pay into court any money
IN their hands due you 10 be applied
10 the payment Of said judgment and
costs
Dated q. Guthrie, o. r.. this 2Sti
: lay Of December A. D.. 1908
lsEAL)
J. A. Neal, Clerk.
By VIM. r. Benham. Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-11

II w Mathis is moving his family
to Guthrie today, where he win reside
in the future He has accepted
place with milling company there
Douglas News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-11
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LOCAL POINTS.


An optimist. he's thankful for
Most anything, is Brown
ie cares not what turns up, sir, nor
How often he's turned down
Philadelphia Ledger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-11

"The street cars will hit you if you
don't move fast" is the song of IN
drivers Of coal wagons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-11
WINTER TOURIST RATES TO THE
SUNNY SOUTH.

Tickets on sale daily until April 80,
1904. to the principal winter resorts of
Mississippi Georgia, Alabama, Flori-
da, Tennessee, South Carolina Louis
lana and Texas. Return limit June 1,
1904.
Full details on application
c. w. Strain,
Div. Pass. Agent, Wichita, Kas
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

landa till omsesidig rik valsignel-
Sc Endast rantan at kapitalet
far nagonsin anvandas och afven
denna forst sedan eenom rantor
och den i Sverige for andamalet
pagaende insamlingen Diet afsedda
kapitalbeloppet. 100000 kronor,
blifvit fylldt. Dsriemte har jag
nojet for Visby stifts missions
sallskaps rakning bifoga So kronor
for Acknowledgements Utah
mission"
Statssenatorn c. J. Larson
fran Winthrop, MINI som nyl.
afidit, testamenterade 500 dollars
till Augustana. | ord och hand.
ling visade han sig en- minnesgod
van till vart gemensamma laro-
verk. Derfor skall ock hans
mime lange lefva ! tacksam err
kansla. Slaktingarne hafva redan
ofverlemnat beloppet tilfsam-
mans med de varmaste valgangs-
onskningar. Eft innerligt tack
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Fran Augustana College och
Teologiska Seminarium.
CA. E.

Laroyerkets kassor har nu mot
tagit vexel pa de $4,000 krcnor,
IS 227.5I dollars - som konsul
Oscar Ekman skankt till Oscar
lis professor. Harom skrifver
biskop Won Scheele: A hr konsul
Oscar Ekman har jag mottagit
so, 900 kronor, som har narslutas,
for den larostol, som ar afsedd att
under mann at Oscar lis profes
sur upprattas vid Augustana Col
lege and Seminary ] Rock Island,
ILL.,. u. S. A., till befastande al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mellan sven
skarna ! den gamla och den nya
verlden, under uttryckande af den
vissa forhoppningen hos herr
konsuln och mig, att delta skall
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

REDAN 1000 ar tillbaka var
Korea, som nu har verldens ogon
riktade pa sig, EFT stridsapple
mellan japaneser och kineser. De
FORE intrangde der osteritran och
de senare fran vester. bland in
gingo koreanerna forbund med
japaneserna att utdrifva kineserna
och ibland var iorhallandet
tvartom. | tidernas lopp blef
Koreas konung Xmas vasalL men
kinesernas ofvervalde gjorde sig
icke mycket kannbart.
De langa krigen hade gjort be-
folkningen trott, och koreanerna
sparrade sig lime. Hafvet utgjorde
EFT skydd mot japaneserna, och
mot kineserna uppdrogo de en-
grams, som de icke lingo ofverskri-
da. Vid Hungkiang blef Diet for.
bjudet ait BIO, och ALT samqvam
mellan grannarne vid gransen
upphorde. Endast ire ganger ON
aret 6ngo kinesiska kopman kom
ma till staden Koulmoan och der
halla marknad.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Man och qvinnor

som behofva
den basta me-
dicinska be-
handling .bbra
Ell underlata
att genast rad
fraga DR.. Ha-
thaway, all
denstund han
erkannes som
den ledande o.
framgangsri :
kaste specials =
/. ten. Mar trygg
Id NJ; l,una
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

Stormfonster, Stormdorrar hos
Spalding, bradhandlaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
den bar ansvaret for ~referatets
riktinhet.
En- man vid MANN Mel Hossler

En- man vid mann Mel Hossler
Ii Chardon O., imam sig harom-
dagen hos myndigh och be-
garde att blifva haktad, emedan
han iruktade att forlora slit for
stand och CORA sig self och sin
familj lila.
Dermed sammanhanger en- HI
storia. Hossler. som ar en- fattig
man, borjade for iva ar sedan at
pa egen hand salja iotogen fran
dorr till dorr i den lila staden.
Fotogenen kom 81 fran Standard
Oil Co., som, di Diet hck reda pa
forhallandet, sande till Char
don en- fin vagn, hvars korare ut.
bod sin vara for &c pr gallon. Men
ingen vile kopa,och till sist bort
skanktes oljan fritz at den. som
| Vile hafva den. Det borjade att
pa utfor med Holsters affair, sjuk-
dom installde sig i hans familJ,
foch till sist hade han satt sig en-
skuld, som han eli kunde betala.
De standiga motgangarne inver-
kade So pa Hosslers kansliga
SHINE. att han fruktade att han
skulle forlora forstandet cch be
earde att blifva haktad. Annu
en- ry och lysande seger for Roc
kefeller och Diet penningsnala
Standard Oil bolaget.
For att inbespara jernvagsbil
lett fran Mentor, Mimi. till Blu
ford, N. D., inpackades en- qvinna
i en- kista och sandes som frakt
gods. Taget f%orsenades iva
: timmar och under hela denna It'd
stod kistan, innehallande qvinnan,
ute pa platformen i stark ky.a,
Hon holl ut sa lange hon kande,
men maste slutligen ropa pa hjelE
Stationsagenten horde henne och
oppnade kistan. Ds knepet upp
tackles, forlorade manner rattig
hetcn att taga med baggage, ocf
han maste kopa biljett for sir
hustru, ON han vile ha hennt
med. De lemnade genast static
men, sd snart hustrun repar sig 5:
pass att hon kunde ga.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pri
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Mardi Gras. l Dsasa in !

New Orleans den l6 februari 1904. For
delta tillfalle komma exkursionspriser
till New Orlens att vara ~gallande pa sar-
skilda data. hvarom eder lokalagent kan
gifva upplysning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Undgick forskrackligt ode

Mr.. "a Hagaiusi Melbourne, Fla ,skrif-
yer: Min lakare SADIE att jag hade lung
sot och attingenting kunde goras for mig
Jag lemnades att do. Anbudet af en- FIJI
Consumption formadde mig att f0rsoka
den. Resultatet var ovantadt. Jag ar nu
pa vag till battring och har DIR Kings
New Discovery att tacka for ALT. bet har
sakert raddat mitt lif. Denna f0rtrafiiga
kur garanteras for ALA halls och lungsjuk
dommara Of Lungren&Andreen ,apotekare
Pris SOC och $1.00. Proflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Mar lord Kitchener blef
f0rlofvad.

Lord Kitchener, EN- at Englands
NEST beromda generaler.i nutiden,
har forlofvat sig med en- syster till
vicekonungen of Indien, lord Cur
zon. Och Diet gick till pa EFT satt
som ar babe karakteristiskt och
o%riginellt.
For nagon It'd sedan stortade
lord Kitchener med sin hast ned
for en- stor brant utanfor staden
Simla och br6t / fallet ena benst.
Han forbes in till staden och la
des till sangs. Dagen derpa ick
han besok al vicekonungen, som
Just da med sin tamilj uppeholl
sig i staden.
Vicekonungen var atfolid at sin
syster, en- dam pa nagra och tret
ito ar. Hon ofverlemnade at
Kitchener en- bukett och yttrade
nagra beklagande ord ON hans
missode, men Kitchener blangde
blot argt pa henne, ty Diet ar tvs
ting i verlden, som han ej kar
fordraga, och Diet ar qvinnor och
blommor. Den alskvarda damer
taste sig dock 81 deryid. Dagger
derpa infann hon sig med en- stol
bukett, denna gang ensam, ocl
delta upprepades alta dagar
rad SAINT till Kitcheners stors
forargelse.
Outsider brast hans talamod oci
helt brutalt undanbad han sis
babe dambesok och blommor
ty nu kunde han Ell harda u
langre.
"Mitt sallskap trikar salundi
ut err" SADIE miss Curzon.
"Forskrackligt," syarade del
ogalante generalen. "Qvinnorn'
arc EFT at de lagst staende dur
naturen, och Diet will saga myc
ket".
Denna fornarmelse kunde mis-
CurZen ej lata fastas pa slit kon
Hon gick fran till generalen
sang, gaf honom en- smalland
orfl och lemnade rummet. ID
toljande ire dagarne holl hon 81
borta.
Men nu visade Diet sig, att Xii
chener, mar Diet kom till kritar
likval ej kunde undvara miss Cur
IONS sallskap. Kanske hade oc
orflen bibragt honom en- anla
asigt om henne. Han skref ct
bref till henne. och nSgra dags
efter stod alter den energiska da
men vid hans sjukbadd, dem
gangen utan blommor. | stale
forde hon med sig en- stor Angc
rakatt.
Jag kan inte tala kattor', Dor
jade Kitchener.
"Och jag kan icke tala ofol
skamdheter", SADIE miss Curzor
mi ser samre ut i dag. For e
: man i err alder ar Diet ej helle
nigot skamt att bryta EFT ber
| Hur gammal ar nj? Nj borjar b
r graharig."
r Gag ar ung nog for att kunn
CORA hvilken qvinna som hel.
t lycklig, ON jag gittade det", sv;
!, rade Kitchener. For resten h;
t jag lust att CORA er lycklig. mi:
: Curzon. Nj ar int vacker, me
jag har likval lust till det."
"Ar Diet ert allvar?"
Jag will bli Ell fordomd Doe
: om jag skamtar delta o~gonblick
a svarade generation.
] Salunda blef Kitchener forlo
vad. Uppgorelsen skedde ] nal
! yaro at sjukhuspersonalen - oc
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Battre an Guild.

Jag besvirades under fera ar at en- kro-
nisk dalig matsmaltning och n~ervositet
skrifver F. j. Green | Lancaster, N. II.
"Intet lakemedel hielpte mig. forran jag
borjade begagna Electric Bitters, som
gjorde mig mera godt an ALA de medici-
ner jag f0rut begagnat. bet har afyen
hallit min hustru vid utmarkt helsa un
der hera ar. Hon sager att Electric Bit
ters Or utmarkt for qyinnosjukdomar, att
Diet ar mycket starkande for nedbrutna
qvinnor. Ingen AMMAN medicin kan in
taga dess plats i familjen." F0rsok deu
Endast .50c. Belatenhet garanteras af
Lungren q Andreen, apotekare, Sioux
City, In.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

Dir Ud VI IdRbb
edert fall i hans handler, alldenstund han
yarit langst etablerad och har Diet basta
a%nseendet' Han botar da andra miss
lyckas, Diet finnes intet lappverk eller
experimenterande j hans behandling Per-
sonlig tillsyn gives af Dr. Hathaway, och
~personliga rad sd ar .n0dvandigt, nagot
Nj lider af. Allting hemlighalles.
j. Newton Hathaway, NJ. D. 81 CONNER
cial Block.4 &Nebraska SITS. Sioux City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
Entered at the Post Ofice at SiouxCity
Iowa, as second class mail matter.

FoRGYLLNINGEN har pa sista
tiden pa EFT hogst betankligt satt
slitits at vsra S. k. v~algorande
millionarer, hvilka utstallt sin val
gorenhet till allmant beskadande
for att sedan sa mycket mera
kunna plundra allmanheten.
Domstoiarne hafva farit mycket
lila med Pierpont Morgan SAINT
hans och Carnegies skyddsling
Charles Schwab. Den ruttna affair,
som de satte ; gang under nannet
skeppsbyggnadstrusten, har blif
Wit sa g~rundligt undersokt och
beskadad, att de, for att mahanda
undga nagonting annu Ware, nu
mast inlata sig pa en- kompromiss
med dem, som blefvo deras oskyl-
olga offer, dervid de lyckades ia
saken a1agsnad fran domstolarne,
imam den blef dem annu mera
komprometterande an hvad som
redan skett.
Afven den skenhelige Rookie
Teller har blifvit betydligt skamh
lad. En- qvinna vid MANN Mr.
Ida Tarbett forfoljer hoaom med
skarp penna i en- al landets NEST
spridda tidskrifter i en- artikelse-
rie, deri hon blottar de medel,
som anvandts at the Standard Oil
Co. att CORA Rockefeller till verl.
dens rikaste man. Det ar er
fruktansvard vafnad at corruption
man har far en- inblick i. Obarm
hertigare an Diet blodtorstigasts
rofdjur har Diet maktiga bolage'
krossat sina svagare konkurrenter
drifvit folk till darhuset eller at
bega sjelfmord, bestuckit embets
man, kept lagstiftande o isamlin
gar och plundrat hela den civil
serade menskligheten, pa Diet at
Rockefeller. som ar sialen j de
hela. ma kunna lagga millione.
till millioner och prala med sin;
gafvor for valgorsnde andamsl.
En- journalist, hvilken staff del
valgorande skotten Andrew Car.
negie mycket nara. har afven al
kladt sin hoge beskyddare en- he
del at den gloria, hvarmed hal
alskat omgifva, sig. Man ser
hans sk;ldringar den barske ocl
brutale arbetsgifvaren pa mar
hall, ser honom nedsatta arbets
lonen, tllls han slutligen late
nedskjuta sina arbetare. Man sc
honom begagna sina underhafyan
des smile och blifva rik genon
deras upphnningar, medan ha'
obarmhertigt,, krossar och ruinera
dem, derest de vaga CORA anspra'
pa en- ringa del at hvad han genor
deras smile roffat at sig. Andre,
Carnegie framstar i dessa ski
driEgar som en- egenkar, girig oc
samvetslos karaktar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

Under 900 ar lefde Korea pa
delta satt, men da for 80 ar sedan
den nya tiden med sin verldsom
fattande handel tog sin borjan,
maste Diet hemlighetsfulla, tillslut-
ma Korea oppna sina portar for
framlingar. Landet maste afsluta
babe freds-och handelstraktater
med japaneser, europer och anne
rikaner SAINT oppna hamnarne vid
Fuan och Wonsan tor framlingar-
ne.
Pa sa satt lyftades SLOAN for
Koreas hemlighetsfullhet och vi
SADIE de undrande framlingarne en-
hel hop markvardigheter. Bland
annat radde der EFT utpragladt
kastvasen. Salunda fanns Diet
babe en- hel-och haltadel. borgare.
akerbrukare. herdar, fiskare och
jagare och en- ''foraktlig klass,'
som bestod at prester och EN-
betsman. Dessa sistnamda voro
lila ansedda bland folket pa grund
at sin handbook vandel.
En- namnlos konung stod ! spet
sen for denna stad, ty MANN hck
han forst efter sin dod. Och pa
bergen bruno hvarje qvalleldar
som EFT tecken pa att ALT var
ordning i landet och underrattan-
de hufvudstaden att fred och re
herskade o~fyerallt.
Koreanens kladedragt ar icke
vacker men originell. Hans kladel
besta af EFT par tiocka strumpor
EFT par vida byxor, kolt och der
Diver EFT annat plagg Pa hufvude'
bar han en- sorts nattmossa och
derofven en- hog hiatt, som emel.
lertid ar s3 liten, att den med
band maste fastas vid hufvudet
vi hogtidliga tillfallen drager ko
reanen pa sig Diet ena plagge'
utanpa Diet andra. tills han andtli
gen star der i festskrud med hels
sin garderob pa kroppen. Der
koreanska qvinnan spelar niger
som helst roll, hon har knappas
EFT MANN.
Pa Korea anvandes paper til
ALT mojligt. Man gor babe klade
och skodon deraf. Oliadt papper
anvandes at koreanen till fonster
rutor och betacker golfven. Ocl
koreanskt paper ar battre an bad
Diet kinesiska och japanesiska.
ON industrien ar Diet 81 mycke
att saga, och jordbruket star e
heller pa nagon hog standpunkt
Koreanerna odla dock vanligtvi
mera spanmal och ris an de sjelfv
forbruka.
Bergen sagas innehalla stor
mineralskatter, bland dem ct
~ypperligt jern, som dock ej kom
nit till nagon vidare anvandning
Hvad som gor Korea sa tilldrs
gande for andra makter ar dera
lage. For japaneserna ar Diet e,
stod for deras kontinentala stand
punkt, och for Ryssland ar de
wagon till Stilla hafvet. Ryssland
hamn Wladiwostok ar tillfrusen
a q manader ON aret, medan Kc
reas sodra hamnar alltid arc isfri
r Slutligen fruktar Japan kinesisl
: inhytands, och sedan Korea I87
blef oathangigt, hafva diploma
! tiska intriger stadse spunnits al
gaende halton.
r | Seoul, "den stora stadan" me
, sina 200, 900 invanare, har enc
! lertid Diet moderna lifyet visa
, slit intlytande. De frammand
: makterLas sandebud BIO egn;
| statliga hus, och europeisk kor
troll haller pa att bringa ordnin
i statsvasendet. Jernvagar oc
telegrailinier anlaggas, och har
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
M0drar.

Stryk botar iske. 0m Diet 50 gjorde skulle "a
bare vita ned sanger. bet gives en- konstitu-
tione / orsak hyarf0r, och jag skall sanda eder
en- anvisning pa o +, enkel hembehandLng. som
botade mitt barn och manga andras.
Mrs. O, SUMMERS,
Box s. M. Notre Dame, Ind
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19
New Orleans.

En- trefig och saregen stad for turister
att besoka. Turistpriser for ~vintern aro
nu g~allsnde. Snabba angvirmde yesti-
bultag med genomgaende ~sofyaguar,
buffet, biblioteks- och r0kvagnar SAINT
maltider under hela resan i matsalsvagnar
Begar en- illustrerad box ON New Orleans
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-19

ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA ~grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-15
GETTING IN THE WALNUTs.
An Industry That Closes California
Country Schools.

From the Review of Reviews
The first English walnut orchard in Cal
ifornia was planted with seed from the
Los Angeles Mission gardens, where the
padres had started a few trees with nuts
brought with them from Spain. The I'M
dertaking was success from the first, and
the acreage of walnuts has seadily in
creased-slowly at first. but now with rapid
strides. The walnut trees early age of
bearing, its long life and the steady de-
mand for it's product tend to make the en-
terprise deservedly popular. Already it Is
superseding the orange in favor among
fruit growers.
The walnut tree begins to bear when
six or seven years old. and nothing is
known definitely of it's age limit of bear
ing. Fabulous stories are told of trees in
Spain one or two centuries old, bearing
enormous crops. The oldest trees in Cali
fornia are still bearing. but deductions from
the short history already made show that
the tree is in its prime from it's twenty
fifth to its thirtieth year. Fifteen hundred
pounds of nuts TO the acre Is a good
average yield, making seventy-five pounds
the average weight from one tree
The harvest time begins about the mid
die OF September and lasts nearly six
weeks. The nuts begin to fall with the
leaves and the perfect cultivation under
the trees leaves no chance for them to lose
brown. dead leaves alone hide the nuts
Under normal conditions they drop free
from the outer husk or hull through its
irregular bursting. and getting the nuts
picked up is simple matter. Sometimes
hte trees are well irrigated just before
harvest time to insure the clean dropping of
the nuts.
Boys and girls. men and women jap
anese and Chinese. are all pressed into
service. and on hands and knees the great
orchards are gone over, not once, but sew
eral times, on account of the irregular
ripening of the nuts. The trees are occa-
sionally shaken during the season to loosen
the nuts. and before the last cleaning they
are pooled to start the very tardy ones
This is done by long, coarse, bamboo poles,
whose light weight makes them easily
handled
In certain rural districts the public
schools close regularly for a walnut vaca-
ton" The help of the children is needed.
and the children are nothing loath to re-
plenish their diminished purses. Pals.
cans and gunnysacks are scattered among
the pickers. and when the bags are full
they are carried to the drying grounds.
where they are spread out on slat trays to
dry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-15

Nephew-"In some of the fashionable
theaters they pass around water to keep
the people In their Seats"
Major Kentuck-"Great bourbon. That
would make me leave my seat"-Chicago
News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-15
The Reports Of States.

Among other state reports presented after
The Star went to press Saturday was that
of Arizona. The report says that:
"A bill providing for the acknowledgment
of the women of the territory passed both
houses of the legislature by a two-thirds
majority last winter, but was vetoed by the
governor. The women were disappointed
and discouraged. for it had not occurred to
them that a federal aDpointee would feel
it right to veto a measure Endorsed SO
strongly by the people of the territory.
They soon rallied from the shock of defeat.
however, esta blished he 1dquarters at Phoe-
nix are publishing a monthly news letter
and stirring up their clubs to ACTIVITY. They
will introduce a bill into the next legisla-
ture. and. if corrupt infiuer ces keep 'hant.s
off the measure will probably carry"
The secretary presented the report of the
Georgia association. 1t declares that the
work In Georgia has been largely educa-
tiOnal, the members of the w. s. A. from
time to time contributing suffrage articles
to the leading newspapers of the state. The
Georgia w. s. A. had charge of the womans
department at the Interstate fair. held at
Atlanta in October. enrolled names of SYM
PARTNERS and distributed an immense
amount of literature. A prize of 90 in gold
has been offered for the best essay ON
woman suffrage, the competitors to be linn
tied to persons not members of a suffrage
orpa OiZati0p
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at 20c.

LINEN CHAMBRAY.
Pretty shades of blues, green, gray,
oxblood. 81 in. wide and fabric of
pure linen. Worth actually Soc. a yard.
SOIESETTE SILK.
For evening dresses and summer
street costumes. 81 In. Big color
variety. Highly mercerized.
GRENADINE SUITING.
Woven like the old Iron Grenadine,"
but in entirely different effects. Mer-
cerlzed by latest process and with beau
tiful luster.
SNOWFLAKE VOILES.
Plain shades, in snowflake effects. with
indistinct designs running diagonaliy
over the fabric Navy, black, light blue
and tan are the chief shades.
HALF SILK MUSLIN.
Embroidered. striped, drawn-work eff
fects; corded effects and Grecian border
effects A good material for evening
wear now.
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3si E91c
25c. value Mercerized sateeh. H2c
in fast black. fine luster; a yard. w.
soc. value Lining Velour. In
black. brown. onavya7sray and 2Sc.
green; "a yard. .hfs.::s s..,.......
59c. value Impprted, Keiours for waists.
skirts and an iin.ng g;ae wa tx anu 3Oc.
New line of shades IN our own guaran-
teed Namolos Taffeta' Silk Lining--an
ideal lining and wear guaran- Soc.
teed: a yard. tR.. 2:...
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red in the last century in every nation ex-
cept Russia. The next came in the estab-
lishment of the worlds court. A third step,
she suggested would be an international
advisory council.
The public Is grossly unintelligent on
this most fundamental of all questions.
she declared in closing. I'VE women dwell
too much on poultices and palliatives for
he niIhlic evils -