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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
CHARTERS ISSUED
-Four Concerns File Articles q inoorpo
ration with Territorial Secretary

Al ihe territorial sccretaty's Office io-
dty the following charters were issuel:
The a. y. Fumace comptny. of Oka-
homa city. capital STOCK. s500,o rhe
directors nre James Murphy Guy T.
White aud W. a. Roscs. OF Chicago.
and A. j. McAmhan and T. W. McRce. ~
oklahoma civ
1no Blackwell Creamery association
capital stock iN0uo 'rnc directors are
cm,lrs MsWer : % Crlsswcu E E
Carmichael Christ Bmlies and e. y. Me-
Lowry. ll of Blackwell
rhe Birse Forbes company with rip-
itm stock of $iOooo The directors are
~ p Birge a. Wharton and }. f.
Holt
The Birgc Forbes company notified th,
secretary OF the appointment of D. W
Drake Of recumseh. as lts territorial
agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
POLICE COURT DolNes.
coored SUNDAY School Organizer Falls
from Path Of Grace!

w f. Turner colorcd from Seward
who claims 20 be e Sunday school or
gmizer, was arrested Saturday night FOR
disturbing The peace and fined five doll
lars and costs this morning in police
court, and upon refusing 70 pay the fine
from lack OF the "needful.' was ordered
TO pound rocks FOR ten days Turner
pleaded loud and long with the judge to
be granted his liberty, stating that he
was in charge OF a Sunday school class
at Seward, and that he felt "a great in
justice had been done him by the OFF,
GERS who kept him locked up over sun
day Turner came hefe the day OF Paw
nee BINS wild West show and has been
boozing ever since.
Luther Muckeby WAS arrested for strik-
ing Anis wancr fined five and costs and
sent to the city bastlle 10 serve for
ten DAYS.
The case against joe Barnes and Lee
Ow6en, for destroyins the dog pen erect
I'd by Dog Catcher Jim Lewis. was con-
tiaued until Monday morning. september
20. al nine O'Clock
A hobo arrested FOR vagrancy was sent
so the rock pile for ten days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

you viii need TO prepare your system
for he coming cold weather set yow
organs ,u work like cieck work Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea taken this
month win DO the business 80 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
POSSIBLY A MURDER.
tBy Associated Press !

New York, Sept ls.-In the diseoy-
cry Of the body Of a woman huddled
underneath the rear stooD Of big
tenement at 24O West s2d street today
the police believed they have evidence
Of another murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Artillery practice with the new 3
inch gun began last Friday Al Fort snl.
The gun has a range of six and one-half
miles. can be fired sixteen times a
minute. aud each shot costs tz5. Fifty
two rounds have been provided for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

The Cambridge club held lts first reg-
ulor meeting of the fail and winter this
afternoon fhe clnb began the reading
OF q two years' course in American hiss
tory his course WIS prepared by the
% graduates OF The c l.. s. C.. and the
outlihes oi study with the helps and sug-
gostions. weIe ranged by eminent spe-
chdists ia historical research and by
popular American historians tr0in the
best, universities in the rnitcd States
Current event hour win stnl continue 20
bee sn important feature OF The club
meetings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
SOCIAL CALENDAR.


Domestic Science club meets in after
noon a. one-thirty O'Clock at Carnegie
library.
Mrs f. C. Van Duyn entertains the
Fortnighuy club.
Cambridge club meets at the Carnegie
library ehib rooms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Not as many people pass py your house
in year. probably. as read the wsnt
ads. IN this paper In a day. So. which
shRn It bs--plscsrd OF ITO Let adver-
tisement7 -,~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
Notary

tary's Office.
a. A. Russell for Roger Mills county
j l.. Breeding FOR Noble county.
WILLIAM Beatty. for Potawaionie
countY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

The Carlyle club Will meet one week
from "Wednesday win Mrs. T.. a. Moore
at 6iS Norh Wac street Mrs Moore
WI, conduct the lesson which viii bc
Book Of the French revolution. Cur
REM Event hour VIII occupy "a prominent
place n The afternoons program.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Mrs. ". y. Herod has returned from a
tur 10 Colorado ana a visit with her
daughter az Ponca city Her little
grandson. wnlam Barnes wlcser, re-
turned home with her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
swircH WAS OPEN.

ENpress Car Overturned and Twelve Per-
sons Were Injured.
(By Associated PTess)
New York, Sept ls,-One car Of AN
express train bound for Boston vas ov-
ertumed today pa the New Yosk Central
tunnel and twelve persons sere Injured
The accident was eause6 by an open
switch. and occurred near Finy-sixth
street just after the train had len ihe
Grand GENIAL station. No one was Gs-
ally injured Masi5- -y7v is.S;y bruised
and some Sustained broken limbs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Beautiful. dreamy Autumn. with It's
suggestions Of coming cold. les oysters
ana vaid- -oolored failing leaves Is here
The scent of the foliage tha, is giving np
lis life Is in the air; with every gust
Of the wind the dead leaves tail What
few weeks remain for outdoor enioyment
win be crowded with delightful samping
parties. Golf and driving are becoming
more popular each day as the confer
table cooiness Increases. and the changed
appearance OF the fields gives the out
door pastimes an added fascination and
novelty The schools are calling the yonng
people 10 the class room. Many of the
younger SET OF Clshuc's social crowd
have gone 10 other states 70 aaish their
work The students here al home afe
busy with the never failing delights Of
literary societies and fraternity organi-
zations For their nn,thers aud fathers
and the older folk tho thelres has
opened Us hospltaiae doors. Within The
next few weeks the social season FOR the
fan via be openod with many elaborate
dinners and l5retiy receptions. where
dun care nm he driven away by ihs
pleasures of dsasnfful hospaile social
functions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Tile Denver Post prints an excellent
half tome engluving of Msses Winnie
and Dessa Matchett. who aie enjoying
"a few weeks outing in Colorado. Accom-
panSing the picture Is an interview with
the young ladies' In which thes take oc-
oasion 10 chide the young men OF Dem
yer for their sl0wness Denver boys are
hapdsome, almost without exception. but
they are the slowest mortals j, has heen
our fortune OF misfortune to meet" was
the sentontious comment OF Miss Winnie.
and her charming sister Miss Dessa, Is
equally emphatic la her de, larttion that
Denver is just paradise bu, paradise
would get trihe tiresome "a times with
"a slow bunch OF men hanging around.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

wednesday.

Shakespeare club meets at two-thirty
al Carnegie library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
PERSONAL
MENTION

W. D. Han is here from covinston to-
day.
The bookbinders OF the country are on
"a strike
Eslie Walton spent yesterday in OK
lahoma City.
John Bcland. brother OF Lou. is bcre
from Benton, ArK.
w. II. chappen is vigorously running
for county attorney
Dick Hayes returned from Topeka on
the afternoon train.
A. V. Roberts is business visitor here
from Wichita today.
Miss Anna Cater spent sunday with
Oklahoma City friends.
Harvey old and Henry Reynolds have
returned from Newkirk
Mrs PEBBLES and son Walter went TO
oklahoma City sunday.
j. T. Kirk. letter carrier at Oklahoma
City was here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau Newman. spent
Sunday in oklahoma city
Mrs J. a. c. Minner has returned from
several days visit in Enid
C. Montgomery. Of Oklahoma city
came up on the morning train.
Misses Nnna smith and Nellie Lloyd
spent yesterday in oklahma city.
Conductor E. witt. wife and daughter
were here yesterday from Chandler,
Carl wnllaua was among the Capital
city visitors in Oklahoma city yesterday.
Mr.. ard Mr. J. b. Levy and daughter
Bertha visited fricnds IN Oklahoma city
Sunday.
Receiver Chcny, Of tho Capitol Ma
tional bank, went TO iloluenvnle. J. r.
this morning.
u. w. Pentocost and Miss Gertrude
Pattison have Joined The house party on
the Douglas farm.
Misses sanie Morton and Ruth Per.
menter spent sunday visiting friends
in Oklahoma City
Miss Lizzie Baraby is assisting with
the clerical work at the ldiuut goner-
ais Office this week
Mrs r. }. Lowe and daughter Eliza
beth Camp arrived here today from a
pleasant visit 10 New York.
Frank Post. territorial correspondent
for the Kansas city Journal, spent SUM
day visiting home folks az Winfield.
MISS Olive NJ Brown, a stenographer
Of I1ingnsher, is here for Few days
visit with her sister Mrs. Thomas Far
rel.
chief and Mrs John Gates and their
guest. Mrs. George Moody, Of st. Joseph,
Mo. were oklahoma Guy visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. Maynard Of Chandler, has been
euguged to give instructions ln vocal
culture this fam a, the Ross music con-
servotoN
Lieutenant f. r. Kenney Of Oklahoma
CITY, and George J.. Miller, OF the loi
ranch. were the guests Of Guthrie friends
last night
The members OF the Guthrie ban team
are hustlng for Jobs. Four have been
pormis'd positions as bar tenders as
soon as business picks up.
"Fetr~ Daily the only aud original
"smokeup.' is IN the city for the first
dime in eighteen months lie IL stil
representing the Coilgates.
col j. n Joss and fa,niiy of New
Philadelphia Ohio. are 90 the city Wis.
itug Police Judge Olsuith ana family
Col. Joss nd judge oisiuth uic cousins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

society Of the First Christian church VIII
give a social Wednesday evening in the
basement Of the church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Miss lone Coyle entertains Kimona
club in afternoon at her home, 723 East
Springer avenue.
AIRS J. c. orner entertans Kartenspiel
club
The Ladies Social circle OF the First
Presbyterian church, entertained hy
Mrs w T. Adams at al East Springer
av%se.
MRS f b. Lille entertains at home
ip the afternoon
The Womens Eoreigu Missionary So
ciety meets in the afternoon with Mrs
A. M Bennett az i2i East Noble avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

"Slumber" parties are just now pop
uhr social diversion that the girls Of the
Younger set are indulging in Frequently.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

me Youna Peoples cnrIsllau l'ddeo1oI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
cHALLgMoE FoR MsolchL oeeATe

tHNLLtNUE FDH WEDICNL DE- 7 =
h'1 eby challenge the medical fra-
ternity of Oklahoma for "a joint debate on
the question at issue--rWho are tho
qracks and fmuds2' want the people
10 be the lcdges ! win stand FOR sim-
piicits aud nature and lct the opposiiior
stand Tor what DC represents The debate
20 te anywhere Boo Oklahoma
g. y GULLEY. A. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18
OKLAHOMA
STATE BANK
Paid Up Capital $50. 900
XXX

If you'contemplate making
a change in your banking
connections. or think of
opening a new ac-aunt, We
would be pleased TO confer
with yen in person, or by let
ter. We are prepared to ex-
tend any favors consistent
with conservative banking
methods.
Xxx
Interest paid on time deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes ios rsnts
rEm ms p- l. msuI s.sA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-18

Rev. hu A. Homrook. shauceaor of me
Capital University at Oklahoma city
Is IN the city today Ia has just COM
'pleted q teultorial rip in the Interest
Of the university, which he reports in
nrierinp condition. The attendance ai
the opeming was ils students. This m-
stitution wanted no locatc in Guthie.
but was prevented from doing 40 by a
nam who had an addition to the ciiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
NORWEGIAN MARINER MAY HAVE
FOUND MAGNETIC NORTH POLE

Royal Danish navy Is Heeoud In
eonpand on the Glus. aud there
are 81 other mon.
Capt Amundhon sailed from
Chftatiana Ia May. 1903. for Cod
haFn. Greenland. Thence his course
was shaped 10 Cape York aud across
Hnffn bay 10 Lancaster sound aud
down Peel aud Victoria straits 10
the magnetic pole, which Is about
fa deH. 9 mtn north latitude, 90
deE. Al Ia west longitude His
plan was to make an exhaustive Sc
riea of observations in the region
round about the magnetic pole
When the work had been eonelud
ed he proposed 10 undertake the
navigation Of the northwest passage
tQ berlng strait and Japan on the
h1mewara voyage
The fact that orders haY been re
eeiYed here FOR the shipment Of sup
plies 20 Amundscn In north Alaskan
waters seems 90 indicate that he
has about accopliahed the feat OF
railing from Greenland through the
polar seas 20 the north Pacific
Or Manson has given the Amund-
sen expedition bis hearty indorae-
ment Al 10 the prospects Of find
ing the magnetic pole he said al the
time the Goa sailed 4 think they
are very good The magnetic north
pole differs from the earth'H-let as
call Il mathematical north pole
tfor Il IN. alter all. only a matho-
mAtleai polnD in two essential re
apeotn ca the magnetic north pole
ia comparatively easy TO reach
whilst the mathematical pole has
proyed itself sufficiently difficult to
approach. 90 investigation Of the
magnetic pole n OF much scientific
interest whereas tho mathematical
IL n little or none. the gain IN
reaching Il being OF the kind ex-
pefieneod In attalnig to the SUM
NIT Of some dlfCeit mountain peak
To be sure. Amundaen's ship IL
smalla-smAllor than that Of most
Areue expeditions but I So no
reason Ehy he should not. with the
hsb e sledFcr. be- able to peno-
tr1s a. tho magnetic pole-Wher-
ever that may be-cithcr on sea or
lapds.
lie also spoke hopefully OF
Amunhten's effort 20 make bis way
through the northwest passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

SAN FRANCISCO - World wide
interest has been aroused in the an
uouneemSnt that the consul OF Swc-
den aud Norway Ia this city has
besn ordered 10 send provisions 10
the Tar north on a whalcr for Capt
Road Amuudaen
Scientists regard Il a. the fore
runner % tidinHa Of the highest
value from the polar regloua They
look nov for Capt Amundaeu'a APP
peAranCc In the north Pacific with
accurate. important data regarding
the magnetic north pole and the
discovery OF the north wet passage.
Observation Of the magnetic pole
arc OF scientific importance II 20
more accessible than the geographic
north pole that explorers have tried
IN vain 30 reach.
Navigation OF the northwest pas
sage h. 81 stirring popular interest
b.caaae Il has faf ages baffled the
efforts % the boldeHt and most
zkiliful Arctic explorers.
Capt Amundaen IL \ Norwegian
master mariner 81 considerable ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
WILL BE
UNIQUE

Beginning May 20, and eoutin-
niuK three evenings. the Swedish
NJ r church ~ Fremont viii be
the scene Of Swedish gatherings. n
novel attraction being offered. G.
J. Dahl. Nho has recently invented
what he claims 10 be the most com
piete and largest talking machine
in the world. known az the pho
noc0-opRraph. will have his ma
chine en- exhibition. and offers 20
furnish an entertainment in the
photograph line never before en-
joyed.
Connected with tho machine Is
also an illustration apparatus. and
the whole effect promises 10 be
most interesting.
Dahl announces that he has all
the usual features Of a phonoEraph
Entertainment and a number which
are most unusual. A different pro-
gram will be given each evening
One Of the attractions offered Is a
trip to the worlds fair. and the
promise Of seeing and hearing the
bombardmeut OF Port Arthur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
PROGRESS OF MEDICINE

LONDON. May "a. How great in
these latter days has been the ad-
vance IN the ART Of healing IL stflk-
iuEiY illustrated ~ the exhibition
= hich opened today IA conjunction
With a three days celebration Of the
centenary Of the Royal Medical and
ehifuFEical Society. The exhibition
includes pharmaceutical apparatus
medicine bottles and old pFescrip-
ttoua that werc In actual use a cen
tury age, when quackery Was rife
and when even regular and duly
qualified physicians advertised some
curious nostrums. and seine Of
which are Included ia the exhibition.
There are also 10 be seen some curt
oaH houashoid remedies In use at
The beginning o. the nineteenth cen
tuFY and another interesting exhibit
displays the methods ard devices
sfupioved 70 baffie body nuAtehera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

well as with the Seattle Lighting
company.
With two exceptions every aas
fixture dealer in the city Il q mem
Der Of the combination. which has
boosted prices nearly Sc per cent
above their normal value and main
tained them FOR the last six months
Although few persons are aware
Of Il. Il Is a fact that fixtures ean
be purchased IN San F'raneiaeo and
Chicago and shipped here from 10
Go 20 per cent cheaper than they
can b bought In this city.
That this means OF saving money
Is not more oftea rcgoTted 20 IL due
% the fact thai gas fixtures are
generally made 10 order Il ia DIFF
fieult 10 give che proper directions
10 A. out-of-tovn firm. and Il b
Seldom that persons are willing 70
wait the required length 81 time
There are only three firms IN the
city that manufacture such sup.
plies. They have agreed 20 sell
their products to dealers outside the
trust. and tho independents are
Obliged 10 send 90 other cities FOR
their goods. not being prepared 70
manufacture their own fixtures.
The same thing b true % electric
lighting flKtufcs. the prices o.
which are out ~ an reason.
That such a condition should Is.
ist Ia a city 81 this aize Is deutarea
b. business men. tt has rszultnl
in sending thousands az dollars into
eastern markets that should have
been expended h. IN this city. many
buyers being willing % be held w
BY the local trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

porience In Arctic aud Antarctic 81
pluration uiH work tn that field
equipped him with practical knowi=
edge that enabled him 60 make
thorough preparation for the pros
ent enterprise
tits vessel. the Gioa, seems q tiny
craft Tor the gigantic task under
taken By the hardy norwegian. Il
10 only 10 feet long BY 90 feet beam.
Until taken over by Amuudaen II
was an ordinary. atoutly built val
rus aloop lie fortified the hull 10
withstand the lee and fitted the
sioop with a petroleum engine
which. under favorable conditions.
gives the vessel = apassi 90 ~ knots
Every atom q room vas utilized
for the storage Of supplies.
Small though the Gloa f.. there
have been Arrtie Fenturta Ga small
81 craft Frobiahsr'a Gabriel Wa Of
20 tonH and there was the Mort star
- 10 tons in which Davis and HE
men. ia ISL. sailed 20 regions Their
unknown.
Lieut.. Gogfred Hansen. Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

&NNttNftNI anu hHAANFN4
siao organizer Of the s. T. : Court
81 the order Of Washington.
Mfr. - W. Davis. OF the firm OF
nagcoek a Davis. contractors and
builders. has lived and built homes
for eleven months I'm Southeast Sc
astie lie will tell you there were
nek i've houses when he purchased
Iota Now We have over 200. Mr..
Davis would be pleased 20 give you
any information II you are inter
wted and want 20 stop paying rent.
Mr. Davis purchased eleven months
ago two fine lots overlooking Lake
WaahfuEton. lie can get a great
deal more than he paid for them Mfr.
Davis gets from one 10 one and q
half dozen eggs a day from a flock
a4atH6 dozen white leEhorn hens.
Which, when sold az 30 cents per
dozen. more than pays his monthly
payment Of his home
WHY CANT YOU DO THE SAME
Here Is a chance TO get a start
in life. Why viii you pay si0 to
SIS per month rent when you can
buy n home with that money not
over IS minutes ride from First
avenue. where you can have gar
den. fruit and chickens. where you
can have the fresh air and besuti-
ful flowers which you can raise In
your garden.
A few more CHOICE LOTS S65
UP today and tomorrow.
TERMS, 81 WEEKLY. City water.
maius. sidewalks. telephones. street
lights. stores OF all kinds right at
home. A school In minutes walk,
where eleven grades are taught.
SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
Is on the car line, on the lake. Take
car on Washington street. every rs
minutes. office opeu until p. m.
SEATTLE HOMkSEEkkaS ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

Excess fat a. a disease. II IL cnus-
ea b. imperfect assimilation Of food
Nutrlment which should 20 into
muscle. sinew, bone. brain and nerve
does not 30 there. but piles up iu
the form of auperfluouH fat which
clogs the human machinery and
comprcHsea the vital organs Of the
body and cndnngeFa health and life.
Ny new Obesity Food. taken at
maaitlme. compeiH perfect aaaimila-
ton OF the food aud sends The food
nutriment where IL belongs. II re-
qulrea no starvation process. You
can eat 40 you want II makes
muscle. bone. aineW. nerve and brain
tissue out Of excess fat and quickly
reduces your weight To- normal II
takes OF the big stomach ana re-
iieves the compressed condition and
euabiea the heart to act freely ana
the lungs 10 expand naturally and
the Kidneys and liver to perform
their functions IN n natural manner.
My natural. scientific obesity
Food does the work. You VIII feel
better the first day YOU try this
wonderful home food.
Mra Grace Reed Gates, 6O6S
Dearborn street, Chicago. H.. says
MY Dear Mir. Kellogg, l have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23
NOT ENOUGH PULL"

The board OF health is complains
ing against the failure OF the coun-
ell to provide water mains on
Twenty sixth, between East Madi-
son and Marion, and In other por-
uons OF the city. The property own
ers affected do not seem 10 have
sufficient pull with the city Off
eials 20 obtain the water.
Sewers have been constructed in
front Of their premises. but the
board OF health is powerless to COM
pei them to connect with them be-
cause the houses are not provided
with city water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

taking your wonderful remedy lack
Ing two days Of month. and have
never felt 80 well and hearty and
comfortable ~ years. weighed
nearly Ias when began your
obesity Food and Treatment and
now have reduced my flesh more
than is pounds
II really seems almost miracle.
I ava not suppose u possible 10 lose
20 much flesh aud not be hungry
but your food Is wonderful
II eat all I want. bat my weight is
steadily decreasing I have con-
suited doctor several times. and he
says my heart is very much strong
or than ever before. and my color Is
the picture Of health.
Il had tried $50 many things To
ret rid 81 my fat. and none Of them
ala it. I had no notion Of trying
again. until | got your letters. and
now I am very glad I did.
n have the time and VIII take
pleasure IN answering letters to
those who write me"
Send your name and address no
money today To T. J. kellugg, 1893
KeliugR HldE.. Battle Creek. Mich.
and receive the trial package In
plain wrapper free By return mail.