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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-25

The office of county treasurer is now
IN the Tax Receivers office.
A fast young man may cover
considerable ground, but he never
gets any place that is worth going
to:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-18

4
Miss Fannie Morris is on a visit to
Washington City.
The many beautiful flower gardens
in Marietta are profuse with wealth
OF flowers.
FoR SALE.-Lookout Mountain Seed
Potatoes, in large or small lots, for late
planting. H. @. HUDGINs,
Smyrna, Ga.
Mr.. T. B. Brady ana family, and Mr..
Miller Brady and wife have moved 20
Atlanta.
The Racket Store will offer all their
Ladies Hats at greatly reduced prices
during their Mammoth Remnant sale.
Superintendent Dumas will entertain
the graduating class at his home on
Friday evening.
Silk Shirt-waists suits 1915 and $7.75
at the Racket Stores Mammoth Rem
nant sale.
Mr.. Morgan Mcneil, we learn, has
bought Mr.. Charlie Freyer's blackboard
automobile.
LosT-Gold necklace; small beads
with small round locket Return to
Marietta Journal Office and get reward.
All kinds of lawns and summer dress
goods at greatly reduced prices at the
Racket Store during this big remnant
sale.
Miss Julia Schllling entertained the
B. b. Club on last Friday evening.
The occasion was an enjoyable one 10
all present. Nice refreshments were
served.
The Racket Store will offer all their
Ladies Hats at greatly reduced prices
during their Mammoth Remnant sale.
Just received large assortment of
Summer Neckwear. T W. Read.
Mr.. Will Roesel vas very pleasantly
surprised when he went home Friday
night, to find that Mrs. Roesel had in.
vited number of his gentlemen friends
to an elegant supper, prepared IN cele-
bration of Mr.. Roesel's birthday. Mr..
and Mrs. Roesel are delightful enter
tainers and the occasion was highly en-
joyed by all present.
Heavy A Sheeting for &c yd dur
ing the Racket Stores Big Remnant
Sale.
WANTED-Cook, also man to look af-
ter stock and garden. Can room on
place Call on A. S. j Gardner, or tele-
phone 12l.
Let every man and boy buy their
Clothing from 7 w .oRead and Marietta
will be noted for the best dressers i'll
the South.
Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby, Sr., who bought
the Brady farm, on the Canton road !,
will move to it for the summer about
June LIST. He has about 80 fine cows
on the place, flock of sheep, large
number of Berkshire hogs and some
fine poultry, and proposes to get as
much benefit in the rural life as can
be obtained. The farm is a very valua-
bic one of $50 acres.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-18
ROYAL BASINS BASINS
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mr.. George White is now travelling
solicitor for the McNeal Marble Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Goodman are
being congratulated on the arrival of
a fine daughter
Or. W. P. Lovejoy has returned from
Young Harris College, where he
preached Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. A. Reynolds left Friday for
Nashville to visit her sister, Mrs Par
mer, who is quite sick.
Master Ryburn Henderson, who was
80 badly hurt by being thrown from a
horse, we are glad to learn, is improv-
ing and will soon be ready to mount
another Pegasus.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-18

Miss McDaniell's grade of public
school picniced at Marietta Camp
Ground Friday afternoon.
ANY one who has 1000 or $4,000 to
Invest can buy some good interest
bearing notes, Address Notes" care
Journal office.
Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby, Jr, and bride
returned from their bridal tour last
Friday,:.and are at Mr.. aud Mrs. T. M.
Brumby's, ST. They will go to house
keeping in their home on Kennesaw
avenue.
For RENT-Unfurnished rooms. APP
ply 10 J. c. Milan, box 204.
Keep your eye on our Show Windows
T. w. READ.
Col. II. B. Moss has presented bill of
exceptions to Judge Gober in the mat
ter of heretofore mentioned ir the bill
of Injunction against the street car
company where its right to occupy the
Atlanta road was questioned. This
takes the case to the supreme court.
Best line 81 90 Shirts in the city
T. W. READ.
Mrs. James W. Legg, sister of Mrs.
Griffin P. Martin, returned to her home
in Marietta, Ga, today. While in Bes-
emer'Mrs. Legg made many friends
and no visitor to Bessemer has ever re-
ceived so many social Attractions
mingham Ledger.
Heavy A Sheeting for sc yard
during the Racket Stores Big REM
nant Sale.
Prof. George E. Nolan was seen has
tening to the train Friday evening with
grip in his hand. A fair divinity
visiting in Atlanta was the magnetic
charm
The Racket Store will offer Apron
Ginghams from Al cents upward, dur
ing their big remnant sale.
We have complete line of Negligee
Shirts, Night Shirts, Neckwear, Under
wear, Belts, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs.
T. w. READ.
w. w. Watkins & Son, wagon and
carriage manufacturers of this place,
are building up a first class plant and
turning out some of the best vehicles
on market Since Christmas they have
sold 81 wagons ofstheir make, num-
Der in Atlanta, and in every instance
they have given satisfaction. These
home. made wagons are strong and dur
able and capable of hauling the heavi-
est load. These gentlemen are expert
enced in their line of work and finish
every wagon under their personal in-
spection, They do carriage making,
trimming, and painting, put on the
best rubber tires, do repairing and
horse-shoeing, and guarantee their
work. Read their advertisement in
this issue and call and see them.
The Racket Store will offer Apron
Bingham from Accents upwards dur
ing their big remnant sale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-18
HEALTH
IS the
Most
Important

The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have had 40
years of scientific experience.
Every method of bread-and-
cake raising has been exbaus-
lively studied in this country and
abroad.
The result is perfect prod
net in Royal Baking Powder.
There IS no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency of
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
authorities of the world.
These facts mean two impor-
tant things to all housekeepers:
First: that Royal Baking
Powder is healthful and
makes wholesome food.
Second that Royal Bak-
ing Powder makes food
good ~ taste.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
WILL SAIL THIS WEEK
Explorer Peary Announces
UHis Sailing Date for
Arctic Regions.

New York. July 13.-With $4,000 sub
scribed toward his expedition to reach
the north pole. Robert e. Peary an
nounees that he win san this week for
the north Commander peasys new
Arctic ship, the Roosevelt, has been
waiting several days FOR supplies. which
could not be bought ON account OF a
lack Of funds.
The polar expedition, which has teen
in preparation since October Is. lgot
has cost sI5O,00o incirding yesterdays
subscription. The entire amount has
been given by American business men to
the Pcary Arctic club, whose members
are anxious that none but Americans
have a hand in this polar exr edition.
Morris X. Jessnp. president Of he
club subscribed $4,000 today and Thos.
H. Hubbard gave check for $4,000,
Mr.. Hubbard also offered TO 'oin with
any other Believer" IN the North Pole
expedition in putting $4,000 into a fund
to be divided among the members Of the
Peary pSrty IN case they succeeded IN
reaching the Pole and returning TO New
York within ,ighteen months after theiI
departure from here.
In announcing that his ship is az last
ready, Commander Pesfy today made
public for the hrst time a donation OF
$50 900 given BY George Croker in Janu-
AIRY last.
The Ss5,000 received yesterday wiz b'
expended Sr. Peary said, for hand
picked coal and additional scientific in-
strrments His party is complete Uith
the exception OF surgeon.
Mrs. Peary viii probably sail with tho
expedition From here the Roosevelt
viii proceed 10 Sidney Cape Breton.
where the New York crew viii give ~
the ship 70 picked crew, which Is all
ready waitlng on the Erik. coal ship
which Nul accompany ihe Re'scvcit q
latitude 59 The Erik VIII then re'ur
south, bringing Airs. pcary with her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
PREDICAMENT
Asylum Injunction Places
Auditor Between Devil
and Deep Sea.

As result Of tsc action Of Judge
Bayard r. Hainer. IN granting the in
junction 90 prevent the removal Of she
insane asylum from Norman to I'ort
supply Territorial Auditor 4. w. Pax
ter may find himself Ia singular rre-
dicament. which followed tho oaurt's de-
cision In holding that the trustees named
by Gov Barnes was the legal board 70
locate the Southwestern normal school.
instead Of the trustees named BY iov.
Jenkins. Barnes was out OF Office at
that time and jenkins was in. He
TUNED ont Barnes trustees and named
a board Of his own Baxter. as auditor.
paid the Ierkins board for locating the
normal at Granite. but refused 70 pay the
Bnncs board. which located the school
at Weathcrford The matter got Into
The courts and It was held that the
Barnes hoard WAS the legal one to tians-
act business. Auditor Enxter had, how
ever. paid the other board. He must
also pay the Bacnes board IL was money
out OF his DO ket unless the Jenkins
board reimbursed him. which shey did
Now Air Baxter win nnd himself "a a
similar prcdicamert. BY the hlldlnE oi
Judge Iiainer the morey appropriated foI
the maintenance and preparation II Fort
supply AZ an asylum. was an illesal ,p-
propriation IN that h WAS made cem-
trary TO the act of congress Therefore
Auditor Baxter may not pay any money
out Of this fund. But he has alre7ds
paid out some OF this fund, no greai
umount. however Tjr Elliott the SUI
perlntendent Of the Fort supply asylum
is working at the Fort on a salary. Mr
Richards the purchasirg ssoward, is
also on samgy The trustees Mcssrs
Marchant and shnttee. have ahout Gits
dollars each. possibly one hHn'rcd. com-
ing to them, and AIhciteot Layton mas
a well-earned sum Of sesera. huniree
due him for drawing plans foe the re-
pair OF the buildings
Under the Hniner decision. however
none Of these bills can be paid, and &
Auditor Baxter should pay them he vio-
lates the Injunction. These men,, there
fore cannot daw any salary or fees
whatever until the appeal from the EIai
ner decision ken ~ the supreme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13


A report Of April 29th. from Santa
Rosa, California, says that Mr.. Luther
Burbank is making some wonderful
experiments 10 produce new potatoes,
and he now has more than 10000 varie-
lies OF potatoes with which he is ex-
perimenting. Out OF these thousands
Of an sorts and conditions Of tubers he
hopes 70 produce newer and better
varieties that may completely reyoln-
uonize the potato world
Mr Burbank has produced a potato
ruit" He mas planted tuber and
gathered from the potato vine lus-
clous white fruit that is unusually PAL
atsble and makes excellent preserves.
he has named the potato fruit pom
ato." Compared with a tomato. the
pomato Is smaller IN size, aud its meat
is white instead of red. Il Is more
highly favored. the flavor being that
Of fruit rather than a vegetable.
Mr.. burbank speaks OF the creation
Of tho poInato as resulting from the
turning Of the plant life in an opposite
direction.
-lnstea4 OF cultivatng tubers. We
now cultivate fruit. and the tubers ara
Of secondary consideration, says the
grower, the fruit on she vine being the
main object
The pomato has not hsen sert Gut
yet by hsr. Burbank Who says Il must
be more neayly perfect befors it leaves
his hands for The world AZ lafse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

work work He is fined BY the leaders
powerful enough to force them H az @
m m % lint, 70 iesan ms personal freedom without dessrng
Citizens the Of defense may work
citizens the
Association slaves ' o the last es
But the who takes bis
dSSiss @ oSy by by such such act acts announces @ himself sympathy
liberty esquire restraining % Ss"d Of SUPERIOR
power owe to prevent them becoming danserous
safety comfort puts forth the mighty hand
Industry BY appeal to the enee
viii SIT @ sSn Sq5 a work sos1p os a esd sSe
into the the city and and pro prosperity : unneruped ed
public opnon that aoue ultimate er IN anars %
Of pu6ae opinion
zen committee and % w % @ se n S 6 @ no' Be % gpeG by the & f
than they think %b aaen @ % 30 o. % % @ s S so % o"er %
and sell their labor ELSEWHERE 9vins az @ the % e @ % e s
interference whatever will be
pe tbe eog % Ana % @ @R9 desire & g sell tneir labor At the
his works running and his proet % sen ~ WIN ~ employer ~ keeping
interference with any Of our people in their
% [ h decision 81 ans % % aRs R the 70 out Of the 500 must obey
With 4 No cepulsoT voenee w be- v9 o mn @ ne e n % @ 70 % Ps P
money contrary to his right Of personal liberty hut tbe oe par bsnd m
pubic opinion Of his nehbos and fellow citizens will stedy
No ts, ore or nda % owners @ % f @ more i ss emp1yer @ % M ont
tsi vested reht therein shall labor be
p No u s dersSept 'e ish pS opPnS PIS Ca cars an g.
eer H he on rust no merchant newspaper public official shall be
s9oe by the labor trust for such acts Of tyranny be widely
Of
ltal trusts OF labor
other and peacefully and wfuly they
economy and protect their members but
the unorgnd
rich field for loot seemed natural
Of
Is e
Be remembered that this Naon
not conducted the interest Of manufacturers labor unions
Secretary a with
tive committee with national
chasable The
Quoted that all
How organize Let few residents Of this themselves
public meet ng TO organize Citizens Association
IL labor
members q each citizens the
movement for induar al with
When
which viii
instructions for procedure and hew conditions
from the bitter others
timely act
s S al our6
ion leaders psspg working
bershp notable
their
liking her selfish
under h leaders the
people.
The infection
The cure after the disease see tremendously and
esen w be protected 10 his fsedqm and The happiness his
heritage the constitution
have spoken their Is
The national haaeu'fteg a the cSisen Association o.
America Are e 81 James ng @ and Broadway New York e
thir snorenent q he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
HE KeeIey Cure

Cures whisxey. morphine, cocaine and
tobacco Only Keeley Institute ia Texas,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Estab-
lshed IN Dallas 1894.
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE.
Bellevue Place. Dallas. Texas.
J. II. KEITH, Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
The Common People

TO liberty prevent
capital associated together under Of
Every citizen female q legal membership
me end that ondi
purse person and prop
originally organized perhaps for DE-
the acts OF CAPITAL 1G nss @ S Of tbs evs vsd1 S
permit ~ 'Op' wan
trust people starved into see N ' case o. 0ss' Or n0u
is but Sas0s "a % Psa ~er Te 'S@a @ & % p S & sna or S %
The work Of these before people
dsspolatou many
and opposed 10 the welfare the public w interests Of @ members
Il. nsss trusts 1 a'uas but small proportion
s a. majority and s9y to the dstrm1t e the people therefore
subject % numerous indienaies and losses
q. for one year we're sioo $500 the strike losses the
y orosni.s
70 dictate the balance The 80 million citizens TINS proportion
yss. protection win be insured no, necessarily BY the destruction
ASSOCIATION q c prevent overt tyranny
henses and They railway ro ed up
en they riot snd attack @ other ~omn ~Sn 'n @ TO @ o9e @
NE Ana va ~ S @ - koG ao ~ ~ ~ nes dynamite ann ana destroy
ness operations % II rres cities ~ % satSe ob % & sS % na @ stop aS oa 3
Norms1 on buildings public and private resulting the
among the people hy threaten and nmidste citizens public officials
that would the people endeavo
@ destroy % @ e militia ~ a. oppose ana attack the army the police and other
bty
prevent the harvest from the
Their acts employed people
bo and which must and will not be
al o a zens
OF few
leaders who
themselves This of
with
native OF beng beaten perhaps murdered
the awess bar helpless protect
themselves or the prncp Of justice manhood inherent
them
These conditions point
to
TO
peacefully the citizens compelled
con enroll the people
doctors ae professors and al other who
affected and expected BY his fellow citizens
he ely ana us pepe or against the people snd the the
tom o property assault and murder with and misery thrust
70 be
By the labor
o citizens the $50 Of sec organizing taking
any imposent
boycott p he 20 cut Of the 500 Again when all merchants
by
and uncertain speou = the small number q wa
ustdtc % with
a
Nh % have been placed by hs noisy violent e
rt Eanci cu and subjected the peaceful and high grads
and robbed Of pceptFe fo' good service and high grads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

contains all the digestive juices that are
found in a healthy stomach. and in
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable the stomach and digestive organs
10 digest and assimilate all foods that may
be eaten. Kodol is not only perfect
digestant, but it is a reoonstruotire, tis-
sue building tonic as well. Kodol cures
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitation Of the Heart and
Constipation. You viii ike it.
Digests What You Eat
Rests the stomach, sS-hnilds the
tissues and gives firm flesh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
ELES MEET AT DENVER
Colorado Capital Chosen as
Next Meeting Place Over
Dallas.

Buffalo. July iS--rhc twentieth anpu-
al reunion Of the Benevolent ana Pro-
tive Order Of alks win be held IN
Denver ir 1906 one ballot decided mat
at The grand lodge meeting Perry
Clay. OF Denver, led the winning neht
Denver received twice as many votes as
Dallas, which made strong night. led
by william H. Auer uniteG states ate
toiney there Atlantic CITY had a few
supporters
IL Is estimated that 10000 Eiks march
ed over thc wet streets. IN the grand
parade The lohg march was made in
a drizzling rain. hut the streets were
lined with an eager throng that had q
be held In check by wires along the en-
tire limo Of march.
The fonowing grand omeels ver,
chosen:
Grand Exalted Rulcr-Rob,. w Brown
Louisville Ky
Granr istcemed A'1.ainr Inlsht-c
F. To - WINSTON, n. c.
era. z .Esteemed Loyal E~'eht =
Charles W Kaufman, HoboI;cn. n. J.
Grand Esteemed Lectutipg Lnight-
Edward Mclaughlin. Boston.
Grand secretary-~Frcd G. Robinson
Dubuque. Is!
Grand Treasurer-John K. Tcner CHAR
leroi, Pa
Grand Tyier-w. w. Mccielland. Pit's.
burg. Pa
Grand Trrstee dong term) John j
O'shea, Lynn, Mass
Grand Trustee tshort terml-pr W
Haviland. Butte, Mont. N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
DENIES THE IMPEACHMENT
me John d. RoekefelIer's
Father?. Not by a Col
Durn Sight"

Shenandoah, ias Jriy is--"No, am
not the father or John d. Rockefeller,
not by q eol dum sight
Thue spoke John NJ rhipps % wears
of axe. prosperous farmer OF Fremont
county. whose identity ia mystery to
Southwestern lows asd who has sudden
~ sprung into notorlciy az the possible
fite af the richest man ia the worlG.
phipps ie puzzle For more than a
quarter of a century nc has iived on a
farm two miles east Of Farugut and six
aud o3c-haif miles from Shenandoah. AT
present he md his wife are living alone.
She is bis junior by few years.
According 70 tradition In this part q
INC state phlpps has studitusiv avoi led
a discussion of. the earlier chapters Of his
isfe and because De hns had something
10 conceal the people are wondering.
Unqualified Declaration.
The unqualified declaration OF writ
cr that the father Of the stafhard OH
magnate has attncted to this village
the auention Of the state and nation,
and although the conservative opinion
here Is ,hai the story Is ioax. the
presumption on the part Of many lowans
ls thar Phirps may be cold Rocky,
father Of the posscssor OF $500 o00,oQg.
William Avery Rockefeller. fithcr OF
the standard OH king. aceordne to the
Fazeitesra was born ia Washington
county, Vireinia, IA 1879 Phpps de-
clared that De PhippO was born IN Abe
ineton. Russell county. virginia, ia ne
eaine gesr EXCEPT for possible nciai
fesemblanccs hetwen fhipps ond the
elder Rotkcfeilcr az be IS painted the
anuloey between The two goes no fur
TIER 70 say however, that l'hipps Is
being huntcdr as the father Of RocFe-
teiier, that he Is beseiged by CORES
pordenis ana adventures. and that HIS
troubles are read. Is no fable shenan-
doGh is alive with ....sfest in the case.
end Phipps ncighbors are specuiatng
what eject the notoricty win have on
This Notwithstanding patriarch
when seen Phlpps was leading two
horses and .hree colts TO turnlp patch
which Ne was cultiyatlng N one hand
be held a rope and neck YOKE; in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

other bride strap, neck yoke and
a cletis The old man halted as The
correspondents ~trfIaec wheeled Into
bis premises unnnnouncca
"NThat ls The matter with his man
Rockefeller quericd Phirps WITH a
show of eeruint soncitudc. cant he
nnd his fdhsr1 Is b. sending men out
% here at his own Spepse7 And how
much 90 YOU get out " i n y3u 20 Ind
himg'
with this yeicy Of qussiions The ncld
looked tIilabc and the Old man ZEN a
victim 10 the more serious phase of iht
Interview.
'Thcrc ls SAID to fc period in your
life between 1895 and 1855 Of which you
refuse 70 talk How about it7- the old
man was asked
Il DO not refuse 70 tell all remember.
was the diplomatic reply ii May not
remember all, but 81 years ago ! came
70 this state with my wife. We wers
nmonk the FIRST twcnty- hve families to
settle IN Iowa
when tie attention was called to The
fact tina, william Avery Rockefeller
moved from Oswego. y. ". to cleveland
Ohio. IN iS5s. Pnlpps asserteds
well my oldest son. Matthew NJ
was born in Iowa So years ago and ! did
not 20 TO Cleveland
Phlpps IS remarkable character. ~
works daily and appears to be IN perfect
health, u IS popularity supposed in ini'
community ihat Phipps was a COPPER.
hcad' dufins the rebellion. and that h'
did not pst along with either war party
Stories are also current that Als ante
bellum career WITS somewhat Ctcckcved
and thht the old man has reasons fol
turning down that page o. lies history
which IS entirely disgssocialed from au>
connection with the kpckcfelers.
However. hts reputation iaF "a Eenei3t-
ton stands unlmpesched u seems ,ha'
phipps never has been poor lie Is now
worth s25000 OF $4,000. having giver
most Of his fortune 20 hts children. ~
Is considered inan % keen business IN.
stinci anc talk o. money seems to in.er-
esi him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

There Is no ease Of Indigestion, pys-
pepsia or Stomach trouble that eiu not
yield 70 the digestive and strenEtheniag
influence Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rhis
REMEDY takes the strain on tho stomach
BY disesiins what sou eat and alioN'nF
Il 70 rest untn L grows strong again.
Kodol Dyspepsis. Cure affords quick and
permanent yclief from Indigestion and an
stomach troubles. builds up the system
ana So purlfes that dhease can not at
tack ana gain a foothold as when IN d
ueakened condition. sold w C. r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

court and acted upon by that body
Even then. u the court amrms the de-
clsion. the fellows on The FSst surply
pay roll are again Knocked ON. and can
&c, no money FOR the services rerdeted.
unicss Reimbursed by 4 fu'me generous
legislature,
dItor Baxter out Of ti'e Fort simply fund
-is In violation % the Injunction and y,
an probability he win he held Tor the
amount he has Issued on the Fort suppiy
fund in case the supreme court afifms
the Haincf deeision He must pay the
money out OF his vNn pocket, unless the
persons 20 whom he has paid II reiin-
burse him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

The total agricultural area IN the
United States. It is estimated. Is SAL
000, 900 acres-an area larger thaR
France, Germany. Austria, Spain. ia
pan. England. Scotland. Ireland. Wales
and the TransvaaL There are eagaged
IN agricultural pursuits l4,4ss.ooo per
sons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

For cuts. Burns. Old Sores. Eczema,
Piles and all skin Diseases, there is no
remedy equal to Hawkeye Family salve,
% cents. j. ~ Wallace.