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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-18

/ desire to register my opinion that
dog fighting. cock fighting and bull
fighting are sabbath-school games in
comparison with modern football. = ze !. I.
The congressman should sit thru sey.-.
eral games and get his fghting blood
up. Then he might enjoy them 'S
A large number Of ribald paragraph.
ers are quoting the brave, true words
of Mrs. Katharine Stevenson of the
Massachusetts, Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union: N i Ifse NJ 81 A ii
The open-work stocking is full of
danger. ,z ~ 5s,s ..
How simple, yet how Illuminating!
Tt is also true that the opensWork stock.
ing is full Of limb. sssssaa5 ~ I. s
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HIS BUSINESS is TO PAY &
-ew York World.

Given deferred dividend, with syndi-
Gates, campaign funds and legislative
funds as divisors, the policyholder is
lucky with almost any quotient.
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The state federation of women's clubs
is about to convene in Minneapolis in
due form. Buzzards Bay and Tamworth,
n. H, papers please COPY. -
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IN LITERARY INDIANA
chica 90 Record-He

Chicago Record-Herald
Recent estimates place the total num-
Der Of books in the world at 100000, 000
At least third Of them are supposed not
to have been written by Indiana authors
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ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY
Epictetus

:. - q EpfCtetuS.s n n
II evil be said Of thee, and it be true
correct myself; If it be a lie, laugh at 1t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-18

There are fifteen vacant tablets lett
in the hall Of fame. They ought not
to forget Sitting Bull.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-18

"A Race for Life" Theodore Kremer's
latest melodramatics success, will be pre-
sented to Bijou patrons next week
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Mrs. George Gould is spoken Of in the
society pages as being Sin the distin-
guished list of automobile survivors. -
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"DoN'T KNOW YOU
Detroit News

EsS Detroit News
The Hall of Fame jury has already re-
vived "a number Of celebrities whom the
average man has, to look up In the ency-
clopedia.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-18

The trick banjo playing of the How
ard brothers with their six flying 5banjos.
is one Of the most. popular novelties OF
the week at the Orpheun1. y
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Joe WEIGH in 1.-THE Peddler'' is playing
to big business at the Bijou. Mr.. Welch,s
artistic creation Of the honest, hard
working Hebrew places him among the
best character actors. l. r.. a.,
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DIFFERENT.

--7s71- -E7E-177 - Dd11dS NEWS.
6 Martin made a fine touchdown yes
terday.' Is.
tssGood football player, is fe9
No, he managed to borrow a hun
dred dollars. - sex
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The Unique was crowded last night
with people anxious toa$enjoy the good
things Of the new, bill, in which Muslin
er's trained sheep and hogs are star per-
formers. Harold Beckrow and Herman
La, FIeur in new illustrated songs. Dan
.yey. and Doane, comedians and singers.
Phil and Carrie Russell, German come
dams with their trick dogs, and the Baby
Irna wickoff and company in bright
little play, are entertaining features.
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Charles S. Laird, the Minneapolis barry
tone. singing ballads at the Lyceum this
week, was welcomed by two big audi
ences last night The "Anericus Com
edy Four are a comedy feature of the
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UNC, EPH,M.

80 Chicago Tribune.
100 De only sort o. man I know dat
lives Up sto his perfession, said Uncle
Ephraim, is de mountaineer. y
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ADJUSTMENTS
.Eoy,e.,r Cha,

OycF5 SIIags ia
i Prosperity has attended the return visit
Sof Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
ito the Metropolitan this week. The en-
gagement will terminate with tonight's
performance. lgs
Francis Wilson will present two new
plays at each performance during his en-
sgagement, which begins tomorrow even
ing at the Metropolitan. One that will
give him ample opportunity for the dis
play Of his well known ability as a come
dian, Is by Clyde Fitch, and called Cous-
In Billy" the other is a more serious
play in one act, by Lloyd Osborne and
Austin Strong, and Is entitled The Lit
tie ather Of the Wilderness.
1911 sS5g AZ S IS
The seat sale begins tomorrow morn
ing at the Metropolitan for the engage
ment the first part Of next week of Henry
w. Savage's production Of George AIDE
and Gustave Luder's Korean comic opera
.sThe Sho Cum The book is revela-
ton to students of comic opera in thai
it has consistency and a very evident
plot; then, too, the lyrics have weight
and are not the usually senseless jingles
| most authors throw into their books. The
| choosing Of Korea as the locale of the
| story permitted Mr., Savage and his art
| lists to evolve some very original an(
4 striking stage pictures as far as cos
tunes and stage equipment are con
| cerned.
This is Ethel Barrymore's sixth, sea
son as a star in Sunday" the new pla!
in which she is to appear at the Metro
politan the last half Of next! week. Sh
has part which is said to suit her per
sonality quite as happily as Cousin
Kate" or any of the other roles she ha
| assumed since the beginning of her stel
lar career. Bruce McRea is again Mis-
Barrymore's leading man.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

\ Remedy Which Aas "Reminiscences ths
Treatment % stomash rrorbies.

The remedy Is not heraidca "a a won
defful discovery nor yet secret patent
nedicins. neither is Il claiucd 10 cure
anything eScett dytpcbsgs. iudlrcstIon
and s,orneh ;roubI~7 VIII, which min,
ont OF ten suffer a
The remedy is Ia he fofm OF picasani
tasting tablets o. lozengcs. containine
vegetable and fruit essences. pure ascp-
tic popsln government tes,,. golden
seal and dastasto. The tablets are sold
by druggists under the name OF stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets Many inter-
esting experiments 10 test the digestive
power OF Stuart's Tablets show that one
grain Of the active principle contained
in them Is sufficient to thoroughly. di-
gest 5000 grains or raw meat. oggs and
othor wholesome food
Siuart's Tablets do not act upon the
bowels iWc AFTER dinner pills and cheap
eathortics. which simply irrilatc and IN
fame the intestincs without having any
eiieei whatever in dises,ing food or cur
ine Indigestion.
II the stomach can be rested and as.
sisted IN the work OF digestion Il will
very soon recover its normal vigor. as
no organ is so much abused and over.
worked as The stomach
This Is the secret. it th,re Is any se-
cret. Of The remarkable success of stu
arts DyspepsS Tablets. a remcdy prac.
tically unknown few years ago and
now the most widely known OF any treat
ment for stomach wo.,kress.
This success has bsen secured entirely
upon iis merits as digestive pure and
simple. bcceuse there can DC no stomach
trouble II the food Is promptly digestcd
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets acc entire.
~ on the food eOten. digesting IL eom-
pletely, - that 1t car be assinblated In
TO blooS. nerve and tissue. rhcy cure
dyspepsia water brash. sour stomach
gas ana bloating after meals, because
they Furnish tho digestive power whlcii
weak stornachs lack and unless that lack
Is supplied It is uscless TO attempt TO
sure by the use Of wtonlcs ..pliis" and
,athartics which have absolutely no di-
gestive power.
StuaIt's Dyspepsia Tablets can be
ound a; all drug stores and the regu
an use. OF one or Two Of them after
meals will demonstrate their merit bet
er than any other argument
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
FsiIlna or In Rln. Pr,.tlo..

In nothing has the American deter
ior2ted so much in the past generation
as In rife practice. n a match we're
arranged tOmorrow between a youth
OF 20 and bis father Of 70. neither OF
whom he knew. the bettiig would be ?
70 on the older man despite the
knowledge that his eyssisht was fait
ing. In our pride we refer TO the Amer
icsn volunteer as the best soldier in
the world, and 10 he was wben he
knew how 70 shoot. But the Amarican
volunteer who does not know how 70
point gun can Aot hope to Eight the
soldier who does, A regular army Of.
neer. who saw service in the spanish.
American var, said the only mistake
We did not make Ia that war was IN
tho selection OF the enemy. Had the
kmerican volunteer In that war or.
Iosed soldiers who knew how TO shoot
there would have been wallins in thls
countryF-New Orleans gsnles-Demo.
0craL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

John F. Barnes. First Lieut.
c. S. Curran. Second Lieut..
Geo. l.. Mockabee, 1st Sergt.
Earl Uric Erwin. I'd. sergt
Bert f. Mooney. Ord, Sergt.
Jay V. Holbrook, 4th. Sergt.
L. s. Moshef. O. NJ. Sergt.
Clarence Blank, lst. Corporal
Archie p. Rosecrans, I'd. Corporsl,
Clifton b. Warner, 3rd. Corporal
F. NJ McCammon, 4th. Corporal.
Jefferson Segraves, 9Th. Corporal.
Frank l.. Smith. 9Th Corporal.
c. S. Miller. I'd. Musician.
Private James zimmerman.
Private David Bender.
Private NJ. A. Brouohard.
Private Raymond r. Calkins.
Private Chas A. Harleman
Private VIM. IA. Harmon.
Private Dave Herbert.
Private Fred Hume.
Private James c. Humble -
Private Charles NJ. Kirk.
Private Orlando B. Kirkwood.
Private Edward NJ. Lincoln.
Private Judd A. Lindsey
Primate T. f. Martell.
Private G. e Montgomery.
Private Roy +. Myers.
Private Arthur Quier.
Private Orr L. Ray
Private Cleon IA Ray
Private Jun Gus A. Reed,
Private James A. Rexroad
Private Charles r. Rider
Private Raymond J. salter.
Private A. r, Seeds.
Private j. E. Seeds
Private Jordan r. segraves.
Private Adam n Shireman.
Private George r. shumate.
Private Richard b. Warner.
Private Lew p Wreath.
Roscoe II. Piety Chief Trumpeter..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

Citizens OF Guthrie and vicinity we
the members of the Dunkard church
cordially invite you to attend our publ,
services at uur church aole near IN,
stancpipe on Capitol hin. beginning oct
II. and continuing for some time. So
cial and sons service NJ and preaching
"a p. M. eaeh evening. Quite NUM-
Der OF our ministers from all over okla
homa ANA Indian Territory win be pres
ent and condrot the services.
j. H. NEHIsR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

You may be lust as skcptical and pcs
.simistic as you please. Kodol viii al
gest what YOU eat whether you cnt o,
not You can put your food IN a bowl.
pour "a little Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ON
Il and II win digest the same as il will
In YOUR stomach. II can't help but cure
indigestion and Dyspepsia D. Is curing
hundreds and ihousards--some had flith
and some didn't. Kodol viii cure you
If medicine can cuve you. whether you
have faith IN it or not sold by c
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

They were seated 90 close together
on the parlor sofa that thers vas no
room between them for an argument
when she suddenly lei loose a large ans
soulful sigh
What's ne natier. darinsss be ask
On she replied. n iusf bsDpensa
70 think that this uoulo be our lass
sfeniDg together until tonorrow svea-
nEiv-London Tit-Bifa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

The members OF the Cambridge club
beld thoroughly enjoyable meeting
honday tftcnoon nt IRE resideAce OF
Mrs. }. }. Abel. Mrs Fenton u. clark
conducted the history lesson most ably.
Mrs. J. r. Wlnton read a sketch OF
the life Of Captain John smith. the
eaiiy English explorer IN america and
Famous hccause OF his dealings with the
Indians Mrs. Frank Dale re.td an in
toicsting paper entitled "Ten Gem
turtles OF American History" Other
mombers Of the club also read papers.
Miss Minnie Wood, Of New York was
unanimously voted iato the club member
ship. The club meets next Monday ar
tcmoon at the J.ibrnry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
Howard and Kssrnsy.

Gen. o. o. Howard. the former
Maine man. is the only living Ameri-
can soldier who has commanded at
one time 10000 soldiers
When he was emerging from the
battle Of Fair Oaks minus his rieht arm
he was met by General Kearney, who
hac lost bis left arm, With ne remark.
Never midn. Howard, We will buy our
gloves AZ the same store "-Lexiston,
Ne. ournal
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discr:mirativc. audience.


Many people think probably that this
f'mlous scout has long since passed
away but such is not the case lie was
ono Of the principal Trough Riders r.
line al the inauguration ceremonies dur
ing the installation Of President Roose-
Welt The author OF the above play has
left nothing undone 10 make this once
famous character appear again as in
days Of yore. This is to be- seen at the
opera house October 8 and 6. This is a
ne" melo-drma Of lts kind s,jd 10 be
the best offering OF the season at this
por ular playhouse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

All slrface cancers are nov snorn 20
be curable by Bucklen's Araica salve
Jas. Walters, Of Dufneld. Va. writes "l
md cancer on my lin for Years that
seemed ncurable, tin Bocl,lens Arnica
saIre healed il, ard nov y is pc fcctiy
wen Guaranteed cure FOR cuts and
buns. s5c al all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
"Wednesday.

Mrs. J. z. Hohus entertains the Kar.
tenspi~l club in afternoon at her home
7o5 Eas, Springer avenue.
Misses Fannie and Hattie Tyler siys
shower for Miss Edith Grissell.
Shakespeare club meets in afternoon
in the Carnegie library club looms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

No pm is as pleasant and positive as
DeWitrs Little Carly Rlsers these
Famous Little pills are so mild ana ef-
fectiye that children, 'ioiicate ladies and
weak people enjoy their cleansing ef-
feet. waile strong recple say they ave
th best liver pills sold. sold by c. II.
Rcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
THE THEATRE

Polly Primrose breathing all the
sweet atmosphere OF "Oid Virvinia" n-
tainted by commercialism snd selfish
ners. came TO the Brooks last light and
hiled with delight a rath,r sman. but
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their chief diversion. Each year brings
It's additions 10 tie circle Of young dan
GERS and each season many who hitvc
VNJoyod this fa0Hite pleasure Of the
young ran out TO give place TO younger.
Caycr recruits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
PIans % oet Rleh

are otter frustrated by sudden break,
down doe TO dyspepsia or constipation
Brace no ami take Dr. i,irgs New Liz
pms. They take out the materials whicl
are cleggms your rnoraios ani give so,
q new s'sri nro headtChc and dizz
ness too Al an lrusgfss. s5c guatrr
teed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
Up to Date Suffrage.

She piuoked daisy al apart
Upon a garden spot
And murmurec as the petals fell
Loves me-loves me not
The ittle votes too soon were cast,
Alas. Tor fortunes knocks.
She got another daisy then,
And stuffed the ballot box.
llarpers Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04
SHOUTED Up
In Engl1nd They Politely Refer 20 tine
Stomach as Little Mary"
Roster Of Co a.
G. r. Dunnica, Captain.

Little Mary-"I say up ,rcrc. won Q
yol rl dsc quit sendinr 1aNn su,h "a
variety of unnatural things 20 Inc
"Here his NOR Inv aist came down
some stitay. pasty material an starchy
"nd onlS partly opol,ed u was wh.at c-
oats and was lecorated With mnk and
sugar
hetNece inc uuchewed n,ouibfuis
cafaF subs 81 coffee. dnally a rood hig
drenching of D.. Then some bread ana q
iot Of grease. perhaps o. was butter. then
a'me friod eggs and fresh inesti aud
more coffee and some fricd cfkes and
syrup. You load ihings on me asif 4
could stand eNoythiuc
- Try faithfully. bGt ihese's no use {
can digest part Of n and the b.lance
sours and ! simply have 10 push % along
20 thf liver. He says he's badly over
worked nov and gets 30 weak he almost
eoilapses. 20 ue sends the sour mass on
down Into the lniestines 10 raise gas and
trouble of AZ kinds We tap't help t..
and y,u must either lelocf your food
with betiar reason or stand moro anJ
more trouble down here Suppose you
tfy rs on acme cooked Or Ia frut.
little Grape Nuts and cream son-
boiled (pot frled) eggs, some seli-brown-
ed toasf pnd a cup of Post'.m i-lrsr ano
viii guarantee to make you feel the
Keen Jay of a healthy ana wen man II
you ~in send those ihngs down % us
There's "a reason. bui neecr a,ind ihi,
ny Il FIRST and wien yol lld We knos
what We are talking about. yoa ,nsg b
ready - hear The rcseon.
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WILL PRACTICE AT WAR
tconiapued from page -

ACHuN'uufI lIOm page l.
ID, OF Blackwell; Company G, Of Hen.
messy, and the signal corps, Of Black
well The different companies trans
ferred here to the Frisco and in a spe.
cial train OF six coaches. together with
Company A, IN the best Of condition,
with the completes which arrived this
morning, was of al twothirty for the
scene Of the encampment Captain
Georse Dunnica, OF Company A. was
in charge Of the Guthrie soldiers. and
directed all the work necessary to get
the supplies and equipment properly
shipped to Chandler.
Adiutant General Burllngame was
brought over from Chandler yesterday
evening. III, with typhoid malaria. Gov.
ernor Ferguson has detailed Captain
Mcconnell. OF his personal staF 70
take charge Of the adiutan, generals
department during the encampIaent
The generals condition is not i'm.
proved today. He was accompanied to
Guthrie by Lieut. Frank S Kefch. of
the engineer corps OF Lawton
The following is the roster OF Com
pany A, OF Guthrie:
Roster Of Co a.
G. f. Dunnica, Captain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-04

Acorn club meets in afternoon in the
Carnegie library club rooms
Misses lone coyle and Myrtle Black
give pink shower for Miss Edith GIis-
sell in afternoon
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PERSONAL
ENTION

q , rprsin came over RON Enid
yesterday evening",
Attorney censfai psc slmo7s has re.
Mfned from Pefv.
r S SsfTis and wife came d3wn from
Amlhan ihis moming
E. H. JAYNE. or Edmond Is business
visitor in the city today.
W y. Mckinley is here from ORLANDO
iodiy seeing the carnival
g. Z. scott IS here nom FOND crc,l,
visiiins Ed Perkins and family.
=. H. aflns and George BuciaA were
among the visitors from Muihan here
today
chas. p woiios ana a. II. Paul OF
rauls valley r.. arr IN the city to-
day on business.
Marshall visitors in the city today Iu-
cludod r y Burns ana wife w g.
Funseison. wife and child. and W. A..
Mahan.
Rcv. J. n ogle. fo,qne pastor Of me-.
First christian clurch is bcrc iron,
Faris. r,Nas. attending tho Scottish Rae
rcunion.
Rev Ira J.. liolbrook. chancellor OF the
Capital university, and Dr. Young of th,,
medical department were here from OK
lahoma city on business
Visitors frous Mcrrici IN town. today
seeing thc carnival include Hazel Haver. |
Ledru Barnes -. Olson Agnes carpon- /
ter and Irvine Carpenter.
John overbay. manager of Ramsay
Brcs.. store M i'it sb1lg< Ka,.. II 70 the
city. Ills father Squire Ovtfbty. is srg
very III with hung trouble
Rev L. D. Coraine. pastor of the
First Methodist church at pawnce. was
~ th' WY tNlhAt' 10 BktckWtli 10 att |
tend the annual conferinc, Of the. Meth
odist church
H. l.. woodward who has been in the
.ity Cor a. week visiting his son. A. O.
woodward and family ON East Ol,laho-
ma avenue. returned this morning TO
lis home In Blaine county.
Major w. u. R'ntecosi returned hast
y'ning from Watonga. he states that
he criminal suits agairA ~. H. Mai.
IN s. president Of the lcfrnct Citizens
ARK Of Enid, We're rontinuod 'or tn
crm.
Reverend Barnes president of the Ep-
sorth assembly was In the city this
oorning between trains from Oklahoma
Fly, enroute 10, lBaclewell. ws,rre he
win attend the fourteenth annual con-
erence, o the Methodist Episcopal
hurch.