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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16
Degrees and Kits for Dogs Of War.

Rome.-One hundred and five ca
mines have received their degrees
and as many full-bred collie dogs have
been given medical kit bearing the
Red Cross insignia.
These are the property of the Ital-
ian Government and are considered
among Italy's most valuable posses
sions.
The discovery that the intelligent
collie dogs, who so love to trace up a
lost traveller, and who will spend
days on the scent, could be turned
into competent war nurses was made
about two years ago by the monks of
the Hospice of st. Bernard in the
Alps.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16
DIVORCE NOTICE.

To william s. Gilmore, late of Columbia
County, Pennsylvania
Whereas Nora Gilmore, your wife has filed
libel In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia
county OF December Term, No. I, 1904, praying
divorce against you. Now you are hereby
or before Monday the first day OF Nav next 10
answer the complaints OF the said Nora Gilmore
and In default OF such appearance you will be
liable TO have divorce granted In your alb
sence. W. w. BLACK,
2-lB-iC Sheriff.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16

1t is fortunate for the wise guys
that the fool and his money refuse TO
stand pat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16
TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1905,
FRAME DWELLING,

ba nix barn and outbuildings. A good orchard
and good well of water on the premises. The
land is in a good state OF cultivation.
TRACT NO. 2-situate in Centre township,
county aforesaid, bounded aad described as
follows: Beginning at stone corner OF line of
land formerly owned by simon Hagenbuch,
deceased; thence by the same north thirteen
degrees west one hundred and eight perches to
q gum tree; thence by land OF the heirs OF
George Kelchner, deceased, south seventy
seven degrees west seventy-nve perches to a
stone; thence south thirteen degrees east one
hundred and eight perches TO a stone north
seventy-seven degrees east seven and ive
tenths perches to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16
India's MANY Political Divisions.

In travelling the 1900 miles from
the northern extremity OF India to
southern, one passes through as many
political divisions as there are great
divisions Of Europe, and differing as
widely in climate and customs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16
s ACRES AND 10 PERCHES
WOOD LAND.

TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent. OF one
fourth OF the purchase money to be paid at the
striking down OF the property; the one-fourth
less the ten per cent. at the confirmation OF
sale and the remaining three-fourths In one
year thereafter, with interest from conflrma-
ton nisi s. II. BE1SHLINE,
A. N. YosT, Atty. Admr. d. b. n. C. {. q.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF an order OF the orphans Court OF
Columbia county the undersigned administrat-
or a. b n. g. :. q. OF Samuel c. Bower, late OF
centre township, deceased, will sell at public
sale on the premises In Centre township on
TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1905,
at one O'Clock p m all that certain real estate
described as follows:
TRACT NO. 1.-All that certain messuage and
tract Of land situate partly In centre township
and partly in orange township, said county OF
Columbia; bounded on the north by land OF
John Thomas, on the east by public r ad lead
ing from the river TO the mountain, on tho
south by land e. Shelhammer and on the West
b y lands OF CLANCY whltmire and Daniel Whit
mire, containing thirty-two acres and one
hundred and seven perches OF farm land where
on are erecteda
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-11
oolo,.aae Pru,esas c1,ilaren

Colorado is looked upon ali oTaT
the United States aE the model for
the rest Of us TO toy TO follow SC
far as the laws concerning the So
utal questions Of children are con
oerned- Child labor Is 10 longer
a problem IL your E1a-e. and the resi-
Of the country Is now trying 10 reach
the sane stage OF development
such was the tribute paid By Sec
rstarE Samuel n Lindsay Of me
National Child Labor Commission.
in Denver the other day M lind
say, who has been working in Kan
sas FOR the last few weeks in The
interest Of . child labor bill which
is now before the Kansas leEisla-
ture. is the guest OF Sarah Platt
Decker and Judge B B Lindsey. Who
are members Of the commission Mr.
Lindsey came TO Denver that he
might see the juvenile court in
working order
Twenty-Five Of the most prominent
people in The country are members
OF the National Child Labor Com
mission. including Grover Cleveland.
Cardinal Gibbons, Felix Adler. Jane
Adams. Mrs Decker and Judge
Brindley.
As Kansas has no laws in regard
10 child labor, strong effort is be
ing made there this year 10 secure
the passage Of favorable legislation
against child labor. Judge Lindsey
will address the members Of the les-
islature at Lincoln on the subject
on January 16. and a mass meet
ing Of teachers. legislators. judges
and attorneys in Omaha on the I7th.
He will also write an article for
William J. Bryan's Commoner on
the same subject soon.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-11

Mr.. Cardwen OF the Crawford ad
dition. who was hit in the eve by a
SNOWFALL thrown by a boy on the
school grounds. is stin confined 10
his home and has suffered intensely.
The injury is Of a serious nature.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-11


"trip
The suiturtum as tine ssst place
IL 1hs ,uftF to hnrs your Clothes
tlsuDsd fnd JifeHssd sa-BD per
iirs,iEail-
X n smith mas e1nJ8atsd Eis
new tsrranes 'on South F'ff1h Btrssf
IND 1euHuts havs already taken pns-
session
The bsEt livery riEE and horses
u The tsftr Urs furnished from 1hs
Bttiiis .nf Burton L z7lIt1 Gau them
up when vou need livery BHrviss-
Land Jl--orff taken. Insurance wrat-
len End general uaursEEnuinE done
by Jns P sweeney. 5sa Mani street.
An work given psrsurEl sttsution-
An kiudE rf hpult1zs Gone Fl rsa-
sauBfls prices by aH--l1n L FlBut.
The 1fTs-E-msn- The fnaB1 wagon IN
ths Gfty for hauling IiiEnnE and -
IRA hsgvy goods- CnHB always BID
FvHrsd JlruruTily.
co to dhe ProEraHs Tor 1hs finest
bread mR1s in the city. There is
10 busad tflHf tsH-tB 1hs RrogrsHE
ltr'ead- Every body mat usas il EugE
30 a ing fresh line 1f Gnkas. Giieg,
uaBur-iss of All kinds
Ole OlBun. 1hs beautiful Ewe6-
iBb play win Ben Hsndriuizf- 1he
ng1ed singer. IN 1hs title role. VIII
be ths attraction III the 3pHrB house
EondHv might One Of ina very
DeB umrHs1junE d the wtutsr-
An morning long 1he work q
clearing the Sidewalks md Frsst
crossings WIS IN JIruErsss md stEll
nhs snow fen 50 stsHdllF 1hsI the
progress MADE WIS hardly nuiinesbls
Tire SHOW is 1be hsariesf in eiEhf
Fs81's.
The raEular ridwssE mop Al ths
auditorium on wednesday night
gauuHiy H. VIE in al pruhhiaIity
be 1-he 1aFt of ths saason on account
Of me ROLLER shifting, RS Manager
Boyer szpsrtE the sEHtaE 10 arrive
1hiE wesk-
Aspen Damocra1- Mrs a L. VIZ
linus and ruung san- Hsg1ur. who
flEs been enjoying lhe g,aEi few weeks
among numerous abunaintanees in
this eity. dsJrll-hssa yesterday morn
I ing IN ths Midland for her home IN
Grand 5unetiorL
Al III sHIlT meeting Of ths bug-d
uf directors q 1hs Fruit Pair Assc,-
uiHl5un Iha dazsE q the nsE 1Etr
VII be arranged Thesseand fafr q
tins assoeinzlan win probably be given
this year about 1hA middle Of Sep
isnbsr. three OF four weeks ea-1isr
thEn The hrEt fair-
JOIN the sniioriu1 and keep Tour
clothes n Eo9d eunaat1uu 1hs whole
month around OR mnt1o. ~Cour-
( issy. honesty and Eood work Ths
I suito1iurn is nov located under 1hs
Grand Valley Na15uns1 Bunk Ladies
SUITS a specially Remember the
place Bariosr shop in connection
John w Arunstrunr- the street
ouuu5sziunsr- returned aas1 night On
3 delayed No from business "Trip
10 Collhra1- he spent nearly 2 week
al thH1 point Mr. Arnstro1E szrs
that there was over foot q SNOW
az Co3Ibra1 when he left yesterday
morning and heavy snow was SIN
falling TIE stoUkusa q thai ser
lion are feeling Eood over the boun1i-
ful fan Of the beauriful7
The committee Of ths Mesa Dan
+ chg Club net last night and elect
ed Dr. H :. Henderson president Of
the club. January IS. Thursday.
was decided upon as the dA1s for
The nerr dance given under The aas-
picss ot The Gina This dance VIII
be the f-st OF The second series ne
hrst series Of dances. given during
the fan and early winter. were
among the most charming social
functions Of the season The dances
Of The seeo1d series promise 10 be
ecual1v A. de15chrFu1
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-11

G. z atnrs Tor aneeE.
G. Y. Store fnr ihosierT.
G. r Btors for ribbons
Isn. . was on time Today.
c. Y. STORE for stationery.
& " 5tDrs for fine china.
G. Y Store for isdiss belts.
G Y Store fDr stamped 1tnsnE.
G Z. B1nre for BattsnhurE find
tnsE.
Ciaidar wsu1nsr prsdistsd for To
night.
M. 8 did nut Hru1vs gFsaterduT I'D
I'll flalf pRFr FIVE oloiDeE-
G. Y. STORE is rsutF fnr 1pDB. EOu
llre cordially invitsu Nn 35G Muin
Btrast. CrHnd Junrriun-
N NJ Matthew's Hnd fEutIly uf
H1u1rnss were IL 1ns ufry TINS morn
Ing al r'nuts hume fi'rm al eastsir-n
"trip
The Huitur-fum as tine sssi place
IL 1he .uftE nD hnre Eour cl11hsF
uisuned End pieHBsh- .4-5D per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
JAPAN DOUBTS RUSSIA
Nippon's Indignation Re
garding Russia's Attitude
Not Growing Less,
lBy Associated Piess.N

Toxic Aug. 1S--As reports from the
United States are received here day
by day, Iapans indignation regard ug
Russias attitude is not growing less.
The newspapers point out that Japan's IS
attitude toward the war has been stusi.
ously selfcontained and moderate and
that Japan has carefully refra ned
from an vaunting or conduct calculat
ed Co increase the humiliation OF her
opponent Now she approaches the
conference quietly aud courteously.
without boasting Nevertheless. it is
declared lapan's unh-oken succession
of victories constitutes q fact which
can not be blinked and Justly coatcrs
on her The right TO speak I'm the tone
Of conqueror and TO impose terms of
peace, whereas on the contrary. Rus
sia arrogates that right sul behaves
as if she We're mistress of the situa-
tion and entitled to dictate terms hav-
ing only consented to open neeoua-
tions as an act Of benevolent leniency
toward Japan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
-~~N~~~~-~@-o-~-~-~
Events and
Personal Notes.
~~~~-~~~4~-~---ss--~
NN@~N.'s' =

dance. Adlcrs orchesiro vii ray Eid %
( most delightful time is assured rh,
proceeds viii De- given 10 ihc la.e all
association.
Mrs NJ Adams. Of il2 East Logan
avenue lor Thursday evening for an cz-
tended visit in The cast. She vim go ~.
rect to New York ana from Their to
Western Illinois. and visit hen parents
Mr. auG Ms. a. pllcnneck
Mrs Ida M Ruby past department
/ treasurer of THE W Y. C and Mrs Nc
Douals past department president. both
from Pouca city and Mrs pi Muugcr
past department piysido1t. of Oklahoma
! city are here during Assembly, the
guests Of Mrs. j. W sndo
Miss z,lla Hodges Is here from Cush-
ing during the Assembly. th. euest OF
Mrs. Clyde Wgton and Miss Ncluc Bum
yam Miss Hodges b. talented young
vocalist and suns second soprano In the
Grand Avenue Methodist church cnoir
: 1t Kansas city last NH uud winter.
''a. o. ~ l'F'iN "'I'N'u "h 'h' h'i'i'
in New York Yosterd3, non, her up
abroad Mrs Cmvors wn vlsit her son
1 and his family licLtenant aad Mrr
LHnlor Cnvrns at Fort williams Ne.
and relatives ln Madison WIS Tor two
"''N7 '''''' '-'"''''s ''"'
Reverend George Voorbock az CLEO.
/ VINO 7 N' 'n' Guy '7''hs 81 LOUIS
"'
"'.'pl '"' l-i7', q" '"'
nN''" '' i'''I.''''''' ''"
".''. "''''nu "'s :"
/ "'. l '"'' '
''''' over ''''
/ Mrs Howard Water ind Nr a.
Kennedy of l@F'yeite. Indiana. were lA
'"
49,
81. ,t,
''N
'f
| Miss AYIJe Rose, "h" is -p'nai"s DOT
vacation vito h'r parents He',i'od ana
.,.. .t..t, n t..,.ii.t tti.,.
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49,. -, IN. 49,. t..lr ,,t,t. ~. f,..r,...
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
The BURNED BIG TREE.
How Did Il Receive lts Hurt 1900
Years esfere Celumbus Game.

Now Did II Receive lie Hurt 1900
Years Before Columbus Game.
Professor Dudley, Of the Leland Sten.
ford Junior University, in MS re.
searches in che matter OF the scqno.a
gigantea OF California and his letter
about these researches 20 our Senator
Platt has certainly opened up a VISA
lie reports that one Of those great
trees disclosed the age. when cut dawA
10 1900. OF 2.l7l yea B. That mea ls
that IL was "a years od when Che
-hr s. i'm ,ta nogan. Tor $50 arf tlis
tree grew IN peace without harm from
anything Then a bad thing happened
10 T. IL received burn three feet
wide Fortunately for u.s. however, H.
preserved a record Of this injury. AID
Professor Dudley found and read this
record after the tree had been hevu
down. This injury TO the tree happon
cd In the year Of our lord 245.
II this tree could only ten what II
was that brought the blast OF hre upau
Il away back IN the days when old
Rome was still in its prime' Was the
burn made by "a torch of lightning Cr
by the hand Of man? II by man, ~
what manner Of man-how dressed.
how living how thinking how produc-
ing Ere? II Is all a shut-oh story-ao
shut on that one can make conjecture
about H. But the tree. and the blra,
aud The wood OF centuries growing
over the burn. are real enough, and
eloquent enough In their inaTticulat2
and unrevealing way. They show that
the sunshine and the rain served The
tree In those years o. the world a. they
DO the trees In this year of the wort.
Other older trees Of the same knl
have been found and theFe older one.
show that this burned tree had its az.
ccatiy- that il was simply growing
after its kind. and that its kind was
there. But as 10 what bird or best az
sort Of man served as its cnmpanio---
as o. how Il made itse useinl-ve 40
not know. The vista of prob %
knowledge Is clearly opened by h'-
burned uec-it VAS burned three times
uere az the respectable Intervals 81
ll1G l39 and 2l7 years re7pecifey-
tut no one can look through iAc vista
and see what was doing n iaoae re'
mote days Hartford courint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
MIne Of Vari.color,d 81.

Russian timber GeaieT has dis.
covered a valuable mine Of OAK. 1t is
IN river Of south Russia in layers
three or four feet deep, scattered 05er
$50 square miles. ana its most strik.
ing feature is its variety of colors.
supposed TO be due to the variegated
soil Of the river bottom Not fewer
than twelve shades Of pink, blue, yeL
low and brown have been noted. each
log having its own uniform shade
The logs taken out have ranged from
forty to 200 feet in length and from
fifteen TO twenty inches IN diameter,
and II is estimated thnt more than
10000, ayeraUing seventy feet, re-
main.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
HEART RIGHT
when he Quit Coffee

Life Insurance Compani,s win not in-
slf, Cd man suaering from heart foubie.
Tl. reason is obvious.
Thr b. "a serious matter t1 ~ husband
or father who is slHciioI- for Tho ruture
of bis detr Ones Oum che neari trouble
is eaus,7d uy an uneNp1 etsd ihins and
can br eoroa atcd n taken iu time and
properly treated a ulaa p colorado
wIit,s
% Was "a preat cone, drHker for many
years. and was uoi aware of nf bjurious
effects of fh, habit tm became "a praci-
cd invalid suffering FROM heart trou-
be ud gestlon and neryeus1ear to an eN-
tent that made mc wre.chediy miserable
fnyself and "a nuisance 90 thpse Who wit-
messed ny suferngs
q continued 10 drink coffee. however.
~ suspecting that &c was fhe cause of
my m-heaith uil on applying for ihe
.nsurauce Z was rejected ou account of
the trouble with my heart. Then bee
came charmed found tnat leaving on
coffee helped ms quickly So : quit it ai-
together aud having BEEN attracted b,
fhe advertisements of Postum Food cof-
fee begaa Us use
The change in my condition was re-
mafkibit ana it was not long til I was
c9upIteiy cured. All my aiimeuts Nan-
ished My digestion waa completely rc-
stored. my nervousness disappeared and
most Important of all my hear' F'cadied
down and became normal lue OBJ fce-
ond examination was accepted hy tho
nfe Insurance 60. Quitting coffee and
using Postum worked the cure.' Name
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

God keep you, dearest an lhjs lonely
night.
The winds are etill
The moon diops down behind the wcst-
ern hill.
God keep you, dearest. tni The light
sod weep you then when slumbtts uelt
away
And care and strife
Take ny new arms TO fret car waking
life.
And keep yoI through 10 battle Of the
day.
God keep youl Nay, Beloved soul. how
vain.
How poor is graycr'
I can but say again and yet again
God keer yuu every time ana every
where!
Mary Aihno 'e We're.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

Where now the noble Washington.
Who nuns our British yoke aWayf
And Lincoln, he The rugged one
Who stood above a bloody frayg
And Grant and Garfield whore are
they2
zach one Is but a fading meme.
a memory tnaf may not stay
How heet the feet 0f earthly famel
Where now the Write Jehersonf
And Adams ~ thc early cayt
And where beneath the shining sun
MAY auEht le found 0f Henry claTf
And VINO may DID ihe silence say
Where Patrick Henry ashes flame
With el0Qutnce thf Noi lu 20 6Ray4
aow fleet the feet of earthly famei
Where now the stately Hamftong
And Poe and Lowell and the gay
And loving lively Stevenson
And where Is Emerson. We pray,
And Whitman ln mis- deaffQgt
All. an are deaf 10 praise of niame.
And All have cIGDbied 40 deCaF-
How fleet the feet uf earthly famei
LfENNOl
Keep heart dear one. do not nl9n,ay,
10 cns ana an 10 napa fle same
So live and love fI1 iau4t aai play.
Fcf lfet ile feet of earthly fame
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
womAn's SYMPATHY.
Is ProverbIaL Guthrie Women no E,s
ceptlon.


How much we owe 10 the sympathetic
side of womanklnd
When others suffer they choorfuliy lend
Ga helping hand They ten you the means
which brought relief 10 them that you
may profit by their experience. Read the
testimony given here by a Guthrie
woman
Mrs William Ramsey formerly Of EOS
y oklahoma ATe. said;
"a lame auc aching back and sort of
dun feeling right above the kidneys an
uoyod mc for over three months Advis-
ca to try Doans KidRoy pms J got bor
at " waraces drug store. n relieved
the pain and rendered the action Of my
Kidneys normal. ! win be- only too pleas
ed 20 recommend poan's kidney PiIia 10
friends and acqUaintances They are a
remedy up 20 the representations made
for it"
For sale by an dealers Price 30 cents
Foster Mhhurn co, Buffalo New York,
sole agents Tor ne United States.
Remember che name poan sand ta,so
no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

chiMTonic

rhe- Entire Family Observation-Disclosures Chill Tonic
he tasteess and acceptable form Of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic makes il adaptable the youngest infant
ecate female while its superior strength in eliminating
nd tonic properties makes equally effective for the
dut Of robust constitution.
prives Out Malaria and Builds Up the System
old by all dealers for 27 years. Price SO cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
LucKY clAlM nRAwERs.

Provo, Utah, Aug ls.-The follow
ing today drew claims la the uintah
reservations. John A. Taylor, Wichita
Kss; Jas. W Mcdonald, Manhattan,
Kas; VIM G Wagner Hays City,
Kas: Jas. r. Dow. Lacrosse, Kas :
Dennis p. Cullum, Kansas City, Mo;
O. q Kinsey, BOsWOuh, Kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
WHERE'S SLEUTH HOLINESS
London MISUNDERSTANDING
Problem for the Astute
Detective.
CPy Associated Pressl

london, Aug is--A great sensation
has been created by the arrest Of Hugh
Watt hnaucier formerly a member
ot parliament on the CHARGE of az
tempting TO procure q private detective
60 assist in the murder OF his former
wife Detective Marshall testified 10
day that Watt offered him twenty five
thousand dollars y he would indIce
the woman TO come to fhc Watts fat
where he proposed 90 kin her by the
administering Of chloroform Some
years ago Mrs Wat, secured a divorce.
mining Lady Violc Beauchlmp. a d.
vorced wonon as spondent
Watt has since married Lady violet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

issac Kemble pioneer resident of
Ardmore, died after a BRET Illness He
was 81 years OF age and had been a
Mason for sixty-fve years. He was
member Of Guthrie consistory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

Regulates The stomach ana bowels,
heals soothes the little ones stomaehs
and gives them a healthfal and natural
sleep HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is ihe chIdren's benffactor g5 cents.
Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

Big piano sais OF s,rphta riano conn
paay at millinery pariors of Morton a
PUuuentor VIII positively close tomor-
row Pianos goinr 90 less than manB-
tacuurIs prices. oniy "a few more ieft.
TO be- sotd roTardloss Of cost Eirst door
east cf Grand Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

&o--0al School Board Meeting
The board Of education for terri
torial normal schools viii meet tomor.
row.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

To the Base Ball Maaagemen ent-Un.
less Quieser, Jones and Downs are
fired instantly from the Guthrie team,
the attendance viii be more than light
when the team plays here again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18

permanently II you have an old sore
or ulcer do not waste time with salves
powders, plasters, etc but write for our
hooE and ask for any medical advice you
wish We make no charge for either
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-18
PERSONAL
Mention.

- ~ ~ 'ol'A'ndttAtA,A
liz PerSondT 1
lib Mention, 4
eBeBeeeSeeeeese@eeeaeeeee
]. r. Safer is here from saltwater.
l.. d Dooley Is here from Atchison
Fraok W. Armm Of Breckenridge, is
here.
Hugh Gum, Of shawnee. is in the
city.
Miss Carrie HoGius has returned from
saltwater
J. Is Robertson is in the city today
from Chandler.
Secretary Robert Carr has returned
from oklahoma city.
Attorney James H. wo'yerton. OF law.
ton Sc in the city today
J. r. wmams is a business visitor n
tho city from Atlanta Ga.
Miss Sidney McAdams IS here from
Glencoe attending the Assembly
Miss Lucie Wilson. came up from Ed-
mond this morning TO spend the day
C. Carter is here from Oklahoma
, City arriving on The moaning train
MIS- H C. Miller and daughter Eo-
berta. IF sapulpo, are visiting friends
here.
J. a Hopkins is in the city from Enid.
w g. Amos is in the city from still
water.
judge S II Harris is here from Perry
today Participating in The shoot at Elec.
trie park.
~ A. Brown IS mere from Crescent
CRY TODAY attending the gun club shoot
az Electric park.
Mr. past spccoeded GERRY" isricer a,
ol.labcus ,orrasro,dent for ,hs t,,-
sas City journal
Miss TuHc Westo,recG Of ST. Lotas.
win be bore for week or two, the eucst
Of Misc Betsa 1.odenmann.
,i,y ,cs,.,5,v .,o,i,g froa, Porbusks
for a f.v davs visit win friends
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Mrs Cor, wni occomnoipsd b, her
Micro lt1e Ntiss t,dtth Fni,yettba, wore
nero iron, po,.,ns tbis r,orni,r sbop-
Ming
terda, from Covle she Ieft an the even.
ing train for Topeka for a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends
Reverend I Holbro.k. returned YES
terday evening nom Oklahoma civ.
terests Of the new Capital university.
Pr.std,,t t-roboltz If ,oa rsdr,o,d Nor.
NAL school is i'm tho city today H. has
,yst ret,,,rea from, "a Trim Ia Afpslsoro,in
NIicb where me snent mis- summer ,,,cs =