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MlnfIeId oas contraat Mase.

Winfield, Kansas, March s-Win.
field win probably be burning natural
gas within a few weeks. The council
and old gas company agreed last nigh,
.cn a contract by which ihe citizens
are 90 have gas FOR lighting. heating
and cooking purposes at the rate OF
70 cents thousand cubic feet The
city Is to have cents "A thousand as
a revenue which will most likely shut
out the joints. For its own use the gas
Is to be furnished the city az cents u
thousand cubic feet Work viii he be-
gun at once an extension Of the
mains
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Then darkness.

world where no woman smiled for
him.
But little by little. memory and
thought came slowly back He was
hungry, he could speak words and
recognize voices But it was still i'm
perfectly, for his head was yet
swathed in bandages and the light OF
day was denied him.
At last, however. he was complete.
ly cured and the good old doctor who
had taken care of him said grufly:
"Well. you are on your feet again.
Barbasse, my man. You may well be
thankful to get off as you did. That
was a brick and a half! You hadn't
many ideas left after that struck you.
Hum, hum"
The doctor stopped and seemed at
loss how to go on.
We'll, I'm glad I'm out of II, said
Francois, but I'll be even gladder
when you take off this rotten old ban.
dage. Why do you keep 1t on any
longer; is there anything more the
matter with my eyes?"
"The truth is. my dear Barbasse," be-
gan the doctor, hesitatingly. there
have been complications and
And what? Speak out, man." or
dered Francois
Very well. One eye has been very
much injured and you viii lose the
use of II in very short time"
"An eye? Which, doctor, which
one?"
The left eye, my poor friend" the
doctor answered sadly.
Francois Barbasse sprang from his
chair and did cake walk then and
there.
Are you perfectly sure, my dear
doctor" he cried "you are not mis-
taken as to which eyer Oh! Il is too
good to be truel shall be happy now
all my life"
For a moment the good doctor
thought that half his patients reason
had gone with half OF his vision.
Then Francois explained.
The first time he went out after the
accident Barbasse hastened TO the
house of Mile. &. one had been
HIS first and only love, despite his
later matrimonial attempts He fell al
her feet in an ecstacy of passion, i'm,
ploring her to listen fayorably to
second request Of her hand in mar.
riage The young lady listened, looked
al her kneeling lover. wavered-and
was lost She whispered soft yes
and Francois. fathoms deep In bliss.
clasped her in his arms. And in spite
Of the joy Of his emotion. both eyes
were steady and well behaved. His
left eye. once so impish and so dam.
aging. beamed with a perpetual smile
Il was made OF glarsi-Boston Herald
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might even have been called fairly
yood-looking, but at the approach OF
any emotion. however slight. he would
begin to wink with one eye In such
4 ridiculous. unexpected way that the
most serious people on the face OF the
earth could not keep nom laughing
Whenever one eye was wet with emo
Ion. or shining with tenderness. the
other would commence its internal
lance. Beneath the winking. blinking
id. the eye ball would rush back and
forth. dilating and contracting. as n
worked BY the very master OF mis-.
chief himself
And the poor ladies we're scarcely
70 blame. n at Francois first words
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NIGHT Prewllnn rhleves-

Group AMI Wh0oplng Corga come Bke
q thief In the night, stealing in tY
fasteu the fangs of mortal disease up
on the children as they peacefully
sleep in their li;tle beds. Kennedy
Laxative Honey an I Tar The new dis
covcry for Coughs and Colds viii drive
ont these death dealing donors befor
The doctor can arrive. Il prctects the
lives and health Of the little ones
Contains nc opiates. Keep ir handy
Sold by C. r. Renfro
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Thsy orom FruIt and Truek.


Ard0ore, :. T., March 9-The Indian
Territory Fruit and Truck Growers
t.ociation has beea organized and the
following officers elected: A. T..
BLACKWELL president, Durant: j. s.
ieek, vice president, Ada; W. 4. Whit
'atch secretary Durant. C. w. Dobsoa
treasurer Carney; Dr L. d. Ewing,
bf Terrll; A. n Moore. of Caddo; A
A. I.ccper Of Ada; r. NJ Gray. Of Dur.
NJ, d. n. Bond. Of sllo; r. Chance.
: Tisnomingo; aad J. H. White. Of
,ufaula. are executive committee. one
Dc selected from Ardmorc and o. e
|ren Anilers. Transportation commit
se y Al Gray w. Il WhItlaich tina
G. Grover Durant.
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coueHeD ALL NIGHT.
But Quickly Cured by chamberIain's
Cough Remedy.

"A few mornings ago Mr. J. =
Smitherman, a good citizen OF this
place. car,e 10 the store for cough
medicine says Dr. c y PANEL. OF
MaPlesville, Ala He was 80 hoarse
that he could hardly talk and said he
had coughed ali the night before.
sold him bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and told him that II l.
did not relieve him he might bring the
iotile back aRd get his money. saw
him the next morning carrying the
bottle 70 the store where he works
and he tcld me It did him mere gooi
than any medicine he ever used" For
sale By J. a. Wallace.
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TO draw the FIRE out of burn. or heal
cut without leayiag a scar. use -.
Wits Nich Hazel saNe A specific
for piles Ger the genuine .. l..
Ticker editor Of the aarnonizer
Centre, Ala, writes 4 have used De
Wits Witch Hazel salye in ny FAM
ily f7r Piles. cuts and burns Il IS the
hest ialgs on the market Every fam
.ly should keep Il or hand. Sold ~
G. r Rcnlio
-. 800 ~ -
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o o o o o 0 o o o o o = o o O o o
Q % AN THE WAY" Z
0 o O 0 o O O O O 0 @ Q o O Q

o o Q o o Q o O @ Q G Q o Q Q
saw a beautiful love play. a M.
man scene Of excellence I did not see
il with my eyo balls. but my hearts
eve iol,ei quite into The Joy SO thai
emeticn stirred my cwn heart o what
humanity and divinity emergcd-a
cd act Of pleasing inhaity IN pretty
;orm.
Il was only an idol scene acted.
But it made me look and long. and
in the breast Of The longing saw The
potenOals Of dream like this grown
to life in ever. heart
Not for the beautiful alone, but the
hlad. the deaf the hslt and lame the
maincd in fcrro but whole in apirit
I sa wthc sphn form arise. robed in
pltics ami mercies tirsled weavlngs,
and crowned with diadem OF golden
sympathy
l saw this form beautiful in spite Of
spiteful form. because it Is the spirit
that loves. and love is the mother oi
JOY. and ! ask. How is this possible
fsr such good to come to ALL How can
deficiencies oe swallowed up in gener
81 perfection. Hw can these not lovely
TO the natural eyes become lovely 30
the hearts eyes and voice answered
me ont of the statement
/ an the way" saying. 1T dependr
alone on presented relat onshlp." -
hold The NJ, stery Of life, because 1 t.m
the life Il hold the dawn Of mcra.
ing With which to dash despair" 90
break light forever in bliss as dream
ing" Il have Written scene end
less for the hearts Of the children CT
en- Play it,"
The great dream OF my life holds
the dreams Of every heart on which
fails the light Of life" my gif is per
petual loving you find features in
form to evoke vour loving. ocser you
character capable Of highest love.
Learn Tho new relationship anil
heavens glory is morning dawning.
Aad said if this can be. redemution
cannot be doubted.
Universal iov, potential IS the work
cf ,icd. ard Is immortality.
no age can alate this bliss; the
gray form surrenders to tine. The
invitations TO minor love grow dim
lut the citadel Of this soul is impreg
nabie
I see the cross grow red in she
great scene Of human love in the even
ing at noon of that mysterious day in
Palestine. see the mourning clouos
fall purple or the act 1t is the birth
hour Of universal love within the
familyhooa Of the race of man.
Now. how white giows the breast
Of woman. how sweet her love, how
holy the union Of our hearts. now
gracious is childhood, how manifold
the scenes when the hearts Of peace
run on in joy! These shall ney tr
end. These lives so good shall ccn
tinue. Raise the curtain IN your soul,
and let The play 20 on. This play,
purer more devout more intense moro
supreme, more all consuming ana
stainless as a mothers prayer from 4
heart Of tears.
The deaouenent rings out 10 every
one, u am he way" "The way all
may live and love" It IS possible
therefore Jesus is a Savior, Universal
love f. the proof of him.
F. w. JACOBS.
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Statistics show startling mortality.
ON appendicitis ANA peritcnliis. To
event and cure these awful diseases
.ere IS sust one reliable remedy. Dr.
,'ass New Life Pills, NJ Fiannery.
IA Custom House Place. Chicago
ys They have 20 equal for corr
patton ana bi4liousress." 2-c at all
Ilgglsls
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Public TrsIn,no Stable.

have started q public trainins
stable in connection with my board
Ing business at the old n. r. Smith
stand would be pleased TO CORE
spond with those who have horses "a
race in the 1895 campaign. gait and
balance up colts.
Special attention given to boarders
s. NJ. meolnnls. Prop.
Both Phones a.
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Miss sneed oklahoma's Sponsor.
Lawton, Okla, March 9-Miss Mary
sneed OF Mount Scott. has been ap
pointed sponsor for Oklahoma for the
United Confederate Veterans reunioa
to be held az Louisville. Miss sneed
Is daughter Of CAPTAIN sneed. who
served in a Mississippi regiment
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CFlnt published in Daily Leader March
Z. lgO5l
Both Phones a.

CFirst published in Daily Leader March
Z, i905l
Application for Liquor License
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan County. IS.
Notice Is hereby given that r. NJ.
shewmase and Co., has this day fled Ia
the Office OF The County Clerk, In and for
said County OF Logan their petition, ask
ing that "a license be granted them 10 sell
az wholesale malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors on lot 6, block ST. City OF Guthrie.
IN said County and Territory
II no protest be filed On OF before
March 22nd, 1905, their petition win be
granted ana license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto Qnixed this lth day
of March. 1865.
lsEAI.)
NJ EcTRAPP
County Clerk.
By J. T. AlcKeoWn. Deputy.
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when yoa want a nice drink CT the
best drop IN az tao Guthrie bas and
try the Marquette rye or Woleer
oid Bourbon. II van certainly touch
the spot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-09

The next time your typewriter sew
ing machine, cash register. slot ma
chine. woog saw shot qua. safe lock
door lock, or bicycle needs repairing
take Il to olemi'hs.t
We rerair most anything except a
broken heart or the break Of day.
Phone lsS.
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The Guthrie har IS gaining a great
reputation on iJs hae liquors They
handle only the bost and have the OK
elusive right on their brands.
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Louisville & Nashville R. R.

and The undersigned VIII be glad tc
uuofo yoa rates, give train schedules
or send you q beautiful fully illustrated
IS page booklet giving an interesting
description Of these remarkable
places.
c. L. STONE, c. P. A. Louisville, Ky
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I have position Tor sood salesmen
See me for terms. v. Bowers. los
West Harrison Qg5hgis,
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oLsMsTH ARMS ca,

Guns. ammunition. fishing tackle
and spo.tsmens' goods. Cigars, tobac-
pipes aslftal aging cards.
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When YOU need coal Your ondsr
will be filled inst as quickly ~nd satis-
factory as 4 you had come in Dssson
to order It. end the coal will be Just
as good as ever came out Of a mine
clean, dry and ioiable. Have plenty
Of Howard McAlcstes I'D cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Aplhecite
y. F. cilEADLH
Tie Coal Nan.
FhoRa 6.
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KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

dirests what you eat, takes the strain on
Of the heart. and contributes nourishment
strength and health to every organ Of the
body. Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour
Stomach. Inflammation Of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diqes-
tive Tract, Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrt
Of the Stomach.
After eating. yfood would distress me By nnalSlns
NY ,art uaipifais and would become very weak.
Finasy GOT bottle OF Kodol and it gave me imme-
ditie relief. Amer using few bottles am cured.
MRS. LoRING NICHOLS, Penn Yan. N. Y.
fhad stomach trouble and was In a bad state as
had heart trouble with a. ] took kodol Dyspepsia
Cure for about four months and Il cured me.
D. KAUBLE. Nevada. O.
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Dieests What You Eat

DoiisT bottle hoidsSl1
Hnsr ~ much aa the
trial % % cent slas:
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Prepared AZ the Lab
oratory ofKC.DeWitt
acc. ohisage. Y "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Institute for Psychic Research.

from W eek Progress.
An organisation has been recently incor-
porated in New York city, under the name
of the American Institute for Scientific Re-
search. for the purpose of organizing GER
tain scientific investigations while 1t con-
ducts In one of its fields system of phil
anthropic work 1t Is not to be associated
with any form of teaching or propagandism,
whether philosophical. scientific, or relig-
fous, but Is modelled after the Carnegie In
stitution, excepting that it Will be limited
to two distinct classes Of phenomena.
The two fields comprehend abnormal and
alleged supernormal psychology. or psychic
research. 1t is maintained that it is high
time that these fields should receive the at
tention of the scientific world in some other
manner than mere recognition. The plan OF
the new institute has the Endorsement Of a
number of the leading psychologists OF the
country nearly all of them connected with
the universities of the country.
AS soon as possible the institute will see
that proper clinic for the study and thera-
peutic treatment of certain types of func-
tional diseases of mindInsanity. hallucina-
lions, secondary personality and such
troubles as may be made to yield to hyp-
motto suggestion-is provided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Why Russian Soldiers Sing.
the Nineteenth Century.

From the Nineteenth century
1t has been pointed out to me by an en-
lightened critic that 1 must be mistaken
in describing the lot of the Russian soldier
as an unhappy one. Russian regiments
always sing on the march" he explains.
and therefore. of course. the men must
be- happy. He is perfectly right about
the singing Russian soldiers are always
singing: they sing on the march. they sing
in the train. they sing while they are eat
ing their black bread and kapusta tsou"
cabbage). they sing in the kharchevna
(public housed. / have also seen gang
of over 400 prisoners in chains on their
way to Siberia, and they. too. sang as they
marched to the station and afterward in
the train. 1 suppose. therefore, that they
must have been quite happy and con-
tented
An American humorist has told US that
certain amount of fieas is good for
dog; he passes the day in scratching him.
self, and so forgets to brood over the ris-
cry of being a dog. Ask the Russian SOL
der why he Is always singing, and he Will
give YOU much the same reason. He passes
the day in singing. and so forgets to brood
over the misery of being soldier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
AS to Money.
From the Chicago litter Ocean.

From the Cnlcago 1ntefsOeeau
A late arrival from the far west was ex-
pressing himself with yigor,
BLANK this blank eastern butcher paper
they call money" he said. Here I am s.
shy on this roll. Where did 1t go? Oh, Just
dropped 1t I've been here three months
and I've lost $50 in ones and twos. The
gold and silver I've always carried has
some weight In my. pocket. know It's
there. But this stuff gets mixed up with
the cigarette papers and loose change in
my pockets. and the first thing know 1t
isn't there. The other night stood at an
elevated station rolling UP a wad of the
blamed stun and pun of wind caught 50
bill- 1t dropped down and saw a newsboy
grab 1t and make a getaway" =
A man who heard his remarks said:
I've been west. tried to get bills, but
there was nothing doing, wore out two
trousers pockets CARRYING silver cartwheels
and dropped about So in loose change
through the hole. hadn't been In Denver
day before Isgave a s. gold piece to street
car conductor. thinking 1t was nickel
Maybe he thought so. too, for he didn't say
anything. In Frisco gave away tenner
for a quarter. and SO on Put me down for
civilized moneys!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Sundower Philosophy.
the Atchison (Kan.) Globe.

From the Atchfson (kan-D GLOBE.
No one over four years of age looks good
when throwing kiss
When 1t comes to buying Christmas pres
ents it is cheaper to buy for wife than a
sweetheart.
You are not going the limit unless you
have a wreath of holly hung up In every
window In the house.
There are twelve months in the year; how
do you treat your Santa Claus the remain
ing eleven?
You have not been taken into the aver
age persons confidence until he has abused
his kin to you.
A mother will feel worse because she
can't afford to buy a certain toy for her
child than the child will feel II he gets no
toys at all.
Being Christian Scientist upsets an
other beautiful theory: A wife can't soothe
her husbands fevered brow, since there
isn't such thing.
We know a joke on man. He loves his
wife so devotedly that he is always hang
ing around her, and she has not had an
opportunity to order his Christmas pres
ent. That's what a man gets for loving
his wife.
After all. it's a pretty sight to see n
woman on the streets during the Christ
mas rush. followed by a lot of weii-be-
haved children. When children think their
mother Is the greatest and smartest woman
in the world she usually Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Twenty-Four Messages on One Wire.
From Weeks Pro1ress

The invention OF new methods for send
ing number of messages simultaneously
over the same wire continues, and one OF
the most recent of these is due to Professor
Mercadier Of the French High School for
Post and Telegraph. In this method an al
ternating current IS employed whose fire.
quency depends upon O tuning-fork having
a certain definite number of vibrations
The current OF such an Interrupted circuit
can be broken by an ordinary key, and Sig
nails transmitted over the line wire by an
induction transmitter. On the line at the
distant stations are a number of so-caIled
monotelephoneS which respond to current
of one frequency, and are tuned to the forks
in the circuits at the sending station.
Thus each particular circuit has it's own
telephone. whichis connected by tubes with
the ears of the receiving operator and re-
spends to the signals made at the sending
station In all, twelve Transmission circuits
are provided. so that twenty-four messages
can be sent overithe lifie simultaneously A
double line, or metallic circuit, is required,
but otherwise the apparatus is compare
lively simple, and involves merely the adj
justnlent of the tuning-forks and suitable
condensers and ihductance coils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Potato and the Chestnut.
From the Lancet.


The man with the hot potato can and the
man with his red hot rusty tea tray riddled
with holes, on which the chestnuts are
grilling over a perforated iron box filled
with glowing coke, are a source of much
cheer on the cold winter nights to the man
in the street., and we should be sorry to see
these two time-honored institutions abolish
ed. In what club. restaurant hotel or home
can be found potatoes so admirably cooked
as those in the street potato can, or what
chestnut Is more appetizingly cooked than
that which is srilled al fresco on the hot
tea tray? 1t is not very difficult to prove
that the potato can man and the chestnut
man are distinct benefactors, at least, to a
certain section of the public. for they rro-
vide cheap. good and excellentIy cooked
food to the cold and hungry which at the
same time comforts and warns, for both
the hot potato and the hot chestnut are
very often placed in the pocket for the sake
of their warmth. 1t Is an interesting fact
that the hot potato and the chestnut have
been picked out as practically the only
foods offered for sale in this way. and on
reflection we can see that. after all, this
choice is based on sound diatetics. Accord
ing to a recent analysis of the raw chestnut
we find that its composition is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Pointed Paragraphs.
e Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
good debtor maketh bad creditor.
Fortunes cuffs may be reversible, but the
kicks are not.
A woman always wants some one to help
her keep a secret.
Strange to say. the coming man Is one
who has already arrived.
Ii time were money all tramps would
have the price of meal.
Too many men waste time arguing about
the religion they haven't got.
He who says he never made mistake N
his life is probably mistaken.
Too many women make the MISTAKE OF
irving to beat a gossip at her own game
a woman can't make a monkey OF every
man she meets; sometimes she's too late.
when the Lord created woman he didn't
use q magazine fashion plate for pat-
tern.
strenuous when she sees chance to strike
bargain
Unfortunately the men who claim that the
world owes them a living are not pre-
ferred creditors.
A schemer Is q man who points out the
silver OF a cloud and then proceeds to
borrow your umbrella
What this country needs is few more
peoule who are willing to practice after
they get through preaching
The owner of barking dog Is always
the first to complain about the noise made
by the neighbors' children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14
Repaid with Interest.
From the New York Sun.

Like Sir Thomas Upton. Andrew Carne
gle seldom carries much money about with
him. Not long ago he boarded a Madison
avenue car When the conductor called for
fares Mr.. Carnegie was without even a
nickel. A passenger offered him the neces-
sary COIN
IT have to return this way. Would you
ironmaster.
The man gave Mr.. Carnegie his card A
few days later a case of champagne was
sent to his club, with Mr.. Carnegie's COM
plments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14

He Didn't Laugh: Little Johnny-'sThat
pretty poor company. He hasn't any sense
Of humor." Sister-''Why do you think so?,'
Little Johnny-'I told him about the funny
way you rush about and bang the doors
when you get in temper, and he didn't
laugh bit."-Smiths Weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14

The chestnut contains, therefore, less
water. more proteid, more starch more fat,
but less mineral matter than the potato.
The chestnut is. in fact, more nutritious
than the potato, not because it contains diff
ferent constituents. but because weight for
weight it contains a greater proportion OF
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14

man who says he Is an Englshman
writes to the Westminster Gazette that he
has learned that in 1867 there were only
thirty-six Scots in London. and that he
now knows the meaning of the expression,
1.-The good old tines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-14

ePort your heim!' roared Rojestvensky
as the Russian feet arrived In eastern
waters
ssPort?. queried the man at the whssi
YES" reared the brave commandoH
neutral port."-Houston Port.