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The state herald., 1905-01-20
THE NEW IDEA wuaaAS MAGAZINE.


The Churtmss uumbcr Of tho New
iuea womnn's Magazine hasa tsbl. of
contents both practical nnd festive. An
article on "Wloter Houss dowu." shows
two new styles. ombodyi.g tho rh,frec
nnd tucked skirt the dropping shoulders
and fnll pleesos The migaziuo's London
Correspondent sends an Illustration of M
English outdoor costume which hhs
some suggestive arurseorirs; the facts -.
bout tho winter hats for practical OF or.
nhmrntal usH sre SGT forth, aud neck
w,hr ior men has pnRr TO itself The
cooking columns are arranged with u
view 10 the RnblfoBomie aspect oi tho
holidh, H"naun ',Seasonnblo Sweets Tor
Chnsimas Day Tor Instance. IL u utl.
thnt will appeal To most prIa An arii.
Gle On "ChrisimHp a, th. Legations" h
illue,rnted with phutuerRphp ~ Tho little
peoPl" WIN Will keep Chf,a,u.r, "a th.
housca n' the foreign hmbnsahdufa n,
Washington, ana The Maduuuas ot tho
Pdini"fa' shows .nme OF the conceptions
or wnmnnhood u the great mhaiefs.
"Tbe Puppy Lady" ia story oi two
young American artists IN Puna WIN
ennlnv'd 10 be happy though married,
"liafk, tho Herald Angela tolls II three
O"flsimaBrs N % gifl'a lnei and "ihe
Fhirr'H Christmas joke "Bubb, =
Christmas III OId Mcsico," "ihe Spid.
efs STRIKE mud Tho Shadow Baby" viii
help tho iltilo puoplr 10 enjoy the holi
days.
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wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEM An
or lady in each county to manage business for
an old established house Of solid financial stand
ing. 4 straight bona tide wcskl' .,ary of 81. 10
paid by check each Monday with AL expenses
direct from headquarters. Money advanced for
expenses. Enclnse addressed envelope. Man.
aeer, so Cnxton Bldg. Chicago. l1-S5
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WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS T.

WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS FER
sors IN each state to travel Tor house estub-
hshed eleven yohrs and with large capital. Ia
call upon merchants and agents for successful
and profitable line. Permanent eneRgcmcEt.
weekly cash SALARY Of SIS and all travelling oS-
ponsos and hotel bills advanced in cash cacl.
week. Experience not essential Mention ref
cTnnrc ami cnrlnsn sclf-addressed envelope.
THE NATIONAL. 35i Dearborn 81, Chicago
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I. w. YOUNG,
COAL, OIL, ICE
AND
TRANSFER BUSINESS,
H0lyoke Colo

The people of Brush and Fort Morgan
seem to feel that they are sure to necure
sugar factories during this year The
sugar trust i,as made them promises to
that effect based on the planting and
cultivation of certain acres of sugar
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GR0uNn EEEl.

| have r'r"nlIy purchased n new feed
grinder and Viil run u with u gRsoline
engine. nn prepared To do satisfactory
work In feed PrinninP and vail also hnn.
do feed for sale, Cnl aud .cc mo
q, W, GAHLANp.
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WANTED Quickly. few persons to represent
long established Wholesale house amunl; retail
merchants aud agents Local territory of fcw
countivs. slS salary and expenses puid weekly.
Expense money advanced Commission extra
Permanent engagement. Business succe, sfnl
Previous experience not essential. Rnclusa self
nddrofsed envelope. Address. SupEgIsrkSp-
ENr TRAyEIHHs, asi Dearborn St, hiearo.
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Notice OF i.inni -.",tiom.n,,

Noii"" of t'tnni -s"ttIom.ht,
In tho matter nf tho ssiaip nf nusiat jnhu,lH
druclsnl, Nuiir' is hrrby given That on Sat,
uidai the ith dny N I1ruafF, a - 1919, being
ma uf tho iraulaf dh,sdf tho oriulrf torn NJ
The i1hnty court ~ liiilips counts. 10 tho state
~ tolniado. I, ifhhh W tuhhson administrator
pf said estate, vii appear before lhr luira NJ
riid c1nr' pfus'nt my hntl sutilemrnt no ouch
hlminisiiaint, rmy 'hu approval NJ ilo ranr,
tnl viii then niipli iu be- dl 7hai gnd o.. surU ad
minlaitiiur ~ uhirl tihr hnd place Huf Iuf.
son iu Interest may appaaf and present ohtr
tinns Ia tho sniu". u any ihrfc b.,
Dated ~ llnhukn, rolufniu, brs, %, lbul
fitNNk ". JOHNSON.
Administrator ui tho sftnia ~ uu-if' iuftan
lpslfj
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WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS PER-
sons in each state to travel for house established
c!cven years and with large capital, to Gull up
On r1eTohhnts and agents for successful aud
profitable line. Permanent engagement. Week
ly cash salary OF W aud all travelling expenses
and hotel bills advanced in cash each week.
Experience not essential. Mention rofcIsnce
md enclose self addressed envelope. l,kR
NAElDSAL, 3h Dearborn St, Chicago.
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1t is reported that the Burlington and
Northwestern are both heading lines of
voad for 'rhermopolis. Wyo., the former
u line scnth from Cody and the at'er a
line northwest from Caape-. The re
port from Thermopolls il that the Bur
iington will build south from Cody
Through Thermopois TO tho North Plat
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stops tue Sousa

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
n cold ~ one day. No Cure. No Pay.
price 25 cents.
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Eamaccr Nlan;rn

WANTED D-TRu>TwOETHY LADY OR GEN
uemnn tn manuEe bu-iur-a in ihis county aud
adjoining territory Tor house of solid knauoiAl
standing. esNuO straight cash salary and rKpeu
ses paid each Mondsy direct from head, d,,uarter.
tNucnsc MONEY advanced. POSITION permanent.
Addrtss asnsgrr, -i0Coino Siock., Chicago.
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LADIES' WANTED

bright energetic Woman -waInan's work. Per.
mnucni position. Oll established business house
uI solid ilguIcial standing. Slury Sl9 To- els
weekly, with expenses. naid each Monday direct
from heajpuarter. E1pansos advanced. We
furnish everything, AddIess. Secretary go lon
Or BloIk, Chicago III.
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NOTICE OF FlNALsErrLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL LsErrLEMENT
In the matter of the estate Of Josep; W Mar-
tin deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday
the e6 day of Dec AID. 1904. being one of tho reg
ular days OF the October Term Of the Count,
Court of Phillips County, in the State OF Colo
RADIO, |, II + Martin, administrator
Of said estate, will appear before the Judge
Of said Court, present my final settlement as
such administrator pray the approval of th,
same, and will then apply to be discharged as
such administrator AT which time and place
any person in interc-t may appear and present
objections to the same II any there be.
Dated at Iiolyokc, Colorado. Nov %, 1904
n. F. MARTIN,
Administrator of the estate OF Joseph "
Martin, deceased.
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ro cTRH hcoLD 0SG DAY.
Take hnNaiive Bromo Quuinc Tablets.
Al druggists refund tho money u II
fails To care, T.. W. Groves signature
In IN zach box. Do
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representative in this coun-
" ni,d adjoining territories to represent and All
vertisc ~ old established business mouse OF SOL
id financial standing. Salary SCI weekly with
expenses paid ench Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses advanced. position
permanent. We furnish everything Address,
The Colombia, $50 Nionon Building, Chicago.
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TOR SALE.

A pumr jack ana power m good con.
dli,ion. For particulars call at HERALD
ullic..
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First publication Oct. 81. 1904.
NniiCR for Publication,
Land Oillce Mt Akron. Colo

oct. II, IIVT.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice OF intention to
make final proof In support OF his clnisa,
aud that said pi ioof Will be made before the
Register and RECOVER at Akroa, Colo on No
vernbor ~, 1904 viz: Jacob Cox of wray. Colo,
for the " neh heNa " :, sec 81 4 J r -
".
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence upoa and cultivation
u said land, viz:
O, Glen lloiendcr Of wray, Colo.
Thomas Jcauin-s g"
Dave roN " "
John Smith " "
PRTER CAMPBELL Register
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OFFICIAL PArER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY

The republican legislature has elected
f. j. Burkett OF Lincoln, Seb., United
St8tes senator
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First Publication Sept 10 1901
TIMBER CLiuRB FINAL PR00Y
Nuuca fur Publication
United states Land Office

Sterling Colo sept lG l9Ji
Notice IL hereby given that Grin II sholes
has tlled notice of Intention to make I'm nj
proof before clerk at the district court ut hi.
office in nulyokc - olo on saturday the 3th
day ai Nov ipci GU timber culture application
No i4IsIfor theme = of ssc NusI Ia. ~ No tn !,
No igW
Whitney L. lrwia Of Holy1Sc Col1
John F'lderman Yuma
Richard feldorman
Mar Fcilcrng1
DC FLKniSc Gogi,ttr
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IRRIG Med LANNs

In the Big Horn Basin. North Platte
valley and eastern Colorado several big
irrigation enterprises are practically
cnmplrted and will be prepared to drliv.
er water this yuar. They are Offering
sprcia. Inducements in the way OF low
priced lnnd- aud water rlghis to early
s.ttlcrs. Buy land nov -nhsHd Of IN.
waies aud reap she blg increase in vni.
ue which will surely f"llow. II is the
test investment IN tio world Tor your
ION Il you want to star, htm ont right.
In few years he will be- Independently y
wealthy. Write me Tor reliable informs.
tion. l.. W WRkaiay, Grueui
Passenger Agent, OmnhH, Nbb.
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John I. It,nkins
John NJ KNOX

North Platte. Seb Apul o. 1908
We tho "nd"failn"d do hereby s,au
that we hay" received the National Ga,
tle Dlp AID fpnnd II to be- all III, y olnin
tor It g, J MrAIlsie-.
q. h. Mudd, Foreman OF Paxton,
Ranch NJ ii.fAcy, Neb,
Hershey, Ntb May ls. 1908
pflre sl.jl por gallon, sj0 10 per bar
fel, Write fof free book On rev mptpod.
oi dipping,
Mhnufartntcd Ny National aledn,n
Go, iofk. Nsb, and Sheldon. iowa, lntv
oct mannfac'ufe'H OF cattle dip IN tb,
tuiied sialos. For ,nle BY
g y NritFL. lin5oss ry,,.
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a b. A. SWEDLAND.
% Cattle branded on left side. horses
on left shoulder Ranch q miles north
va,t OF Hpxtun. Colo.
The state herald., 1905-01-20

Manufactured specially for curing rang.
cattle affected with mango and Texas
Itch, where the only availatl- mesns OF
treating Is 10y dipping.
NON POISONOUS.
The Only OIp Ever v.ed IN ,ac w-s,
That Has Proven n Success.
II is coal tar product and contains
every antlSeptlc, germicidc, aud disiu.
fcctnut found IN cunl. II unit.s and
forms II perfect emulsion with water 10
amy temperature aud IN any proportion.
iiis n positive worm destroyer and IL
beneficial TO tho animal shond any Of II
be swallowed in the process OF dipping
Tobacco aud nicotine dips do no, des-
troy the scab parasites. S.pon,iled car
bnliG acid dips, uhilr riFertuai, have th,
Objection oi burning the skin o' the mi.
NAL. sulphur aud lime have tho fnl
I lowing dfgw backs: Dsngerons b.caus,
/ n the proportions are not .x.ct the h,
drog"n ~ tho water united with the sui,
/ phur forms suiphurri oi hydrogen, .
/ deadly poison. la order 10 be slectual
u mnst be hot, aud ,he animal from tn.
reaction takes cold, running into pneu-
monis. When i's dilniing po~or Is nk
-n into confederation u Is more espeu
siNe than Naaoual DIP. It also TAXI,
more time aud trouble to prepare II
Read tho following Testimonials. sit
d'pnriiod "a The riiy National bank q
York. Neb., aud ~. Sheldon bank oi
Sheldon. Ia, {" any onn sbo can prov.
the foilosing are not R.huiUei
10 all catclemrn nr whom 1t mny con
crfni W. have used tie National CnI
ile Dip rnd Had II does the sutk nic-N
curins II he mango We would ha,.
lost one ~iih hcu ubd II not ten dippr
aud ran freely bnd che,ffully rsatu
mend u 10 nny ono contemplating lh,
nsc Of th" tlp. Your.
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a HNNHH' aI.H HIt'#H H .at u .#fH#rt..HHI. .E|sI
H.H" .H" I.-H rHtfI.I "EI.f f..Ha |##Ht
tf a1'H IH .HI aHHf il II HH 500 b. I.s.. Id
.IHe HfI NHH.f |." HHHa ..H"H."l n. HI.#
'a1t'7 .f II InHts a-i"ff u ..Hs.IH fiafHHfaHH H o..
.l.H fH WHH .HfH .f"i f...f Ht'Hs Ha.Hss aHH .a
'Hf ".I aaHf T-f H.a.HHH f#". saF. f.. I
f.Ff .Ft" a.. aas
q. aHta o. s.atftl.i iHls o. aH Htts asa.Hs
.srw fnritHtit7rf'Hi t'sHss, .4.. Hs. rs.i
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BuRLING roN RuLLErlN.

DVNLIN1 TV.N NI LIt IN.
= Winter tourist rates to California, the
Gulf country, Cuba, Florida, the south
aud snutheast
Low onr way settlers rates iirst and
third Tuesdays Of January, February,
March and April 10 s1utheas, polnus he.
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Time Table,
Holyoke. Colo.

Omaha, Helena
Chicago. Butte.
81. Joseph, Portland,
Sansas City, Salt Lake osty.
81. Louis and all points San Franeooea A~o
,ast and south. all poin1e Wooe.
TRAINS LEAvx As FoLLoss
No. l,s, West hound arrives 900 .. -. ..'ssatsA
time, leaves 1910 p m, csatsal aas
daily except Sunday.
No, l5i, East bound arrives 800 p. =. centsaa
time Leaves 1890 p. M. csntral tasss
daily except saturday and Saneay.
No, 1856, Stock Express, east bound, asivss a
$50 y. III, and leavos at 8 ;oop. m. Sandsy
only.
Ne. l54 connects with first class posssasss
train Mt Curtis for all points east.
Sleeping, dining aud reclining chair oasstssaas
froe) or trough trains. Tickets sold nd bas-
age checked to any point in the Unite esatss
or Canada.
For information, time tables. maps and uslss
call ~ or write to c. A. Mowry AosNt Hsl
yoke. Colo, ar J, Francis. Genl Pass's Ast ..
tnsha. Neb
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Manufactured specially for curing rang,
cattle affected with mango and Texn,
Itch, where the only available mesns o
treating is 10y dipping.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

I. s. l.Nsn urtTuE. J
SIEl.itNg, ,oio., !
hnN. 20. llA.I \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

During one of my trips through
EUROPE says Charles Hawtrey, Il
found myself in a small village with
no razors They had been packed in
my handbag, which had left at The
fore There was no barber shop in
the places and was in a quaadary as
to how l might get shaved The inn
keeper told me that there was a man
in the village who occasionally shaved
people. end l determined to risk cut
or two and sent for him. The amateur
barber arrived and after little heslta-
lion he said to me:
'Will you please, sir, lie down fat
on your back wiile | shave you. sirg'
Thinking that 1t was probably tho
custom OF the country, | stretched cut
comfortably on my back and nearly
went To sleep while the fellow shaved
me. so light was his touch When he
had finished said:
"1 am curious to know Why you
asked me to lie down to be shavedg
Because. sir was his ingenious
reply, I never before shaved a live
man.
Il may add that ! sent for no more
amateur BARRIERS to shave me during
my trip. Cleveland Plain Dealer
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The superstition that death by croco-
diles are the inevitable result immedi-
ately after curtain has been washa
in the river has been constantly con-
firmed.
A curious note upon this superstition
appears in the monthly report of w. B.
Smith, district officer at Timbang Batu,
North Borneo. He says:
Two crocodile fatalities have been
reported, and there have been several
narrow escapes. Toward the end Of
December the enlightened authorities
at Pangkalan Bandau sent up an aged
Chinamn to Timbang Batu under ar
rest for having washed his mosquito
net in the river. A woman was taken
in the same place by a crocodile a few
hours later. coincidence which great
ly enhanced his guilt, while adding,
am afraid, fresh authority to the super
stition. NORTH Borneo Herald.
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GLOBE SIGHTS.


A woman always begins a letter
with ana apology. ana ends It with a
promise.
An Atchfson man Is proud o. being
a loater. That's carrying pride too far.
Men viii fan cut of love and this Is
the time when their wives see no reas.
on for IT,
We notice that men who carry their
money in a shot sack always seem te
have lot OF it.
When you get change from man,
do you take his word for it, or do you
hiutally eouat il?
An Atchison man is being chased 50
hard there is a demand for a game law
q protect him.
When you throw a friend bouquet
dat throw it so he viii catch tns
thorns Ia his hands.
After a man passes forty. there is
something the matter with aim II hS
still has woman correspondents.
Hope is progressive game Ones
children failing 70 become famous. tbs
bcps progresses 10 the grandchildren
NE have often wondered Il ther3 is
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What is the man Goirg behind the
counter?
He is selling meat Let us watch hlrl.
What is the lady going up to the
counter Ior?
10 buy meat from the greasy maa
with the white apron.
What does she ask for?
A five-ponnd roast Of porterhouse.
What does he give her?
A seven-pound roast.
Then does he charge her only for
what she asked for?
No. indeed. He charges her Tor wHas
he chose to give her.
Didn't che lady know what she want
cd:
Evidently the man didn't think 50.
Can he tell the weight Of a piece Of
meat when he picks it up?
Certainly ne can. Otherwise he would
never 10 able to know that he is ol-
ways selling you piece Of meat sew
eral pounds bigger than you wanted.
Why does the man do this?
It is Impossible to associate constant
ly with greasy things and not become
pretty smooth yourself Now run aud
play Baltimore American.
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GOWN WAR;
AMONG 400
-
AMBITIOUS wOMAN'S
SCHEME TO ENTER
ULTRA SOCIETY
HUSBAND GOT.RICH.QUICK
Millions Used TO Further
Wife's Designs.
(By Associated Press.)

Newport, r. l., July Each sum
mer has its sensation among the smart
society folk who gather here aud who
have made this resort famous the
world over but no vagary of the am
bilious women Of the "40O" has created
such a furore ms the "wn mar," which
is being waged here between the ysri-
ous leaders. but four in particular.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs Perry Bel
mont. Mrs. Philip Lydig and Miss
Beatr ce Mills. The "war" reached a
decisive-Stage on the Fourth when Mrs.
KernosAan. the famous horsewomsp
gave her big party and developments
have reached a crucial point Opinions
differ as to which Of the four orig nat
ed the idea Of eclipsing all others in
the magnifcence Of a summer ward
robe. but SO much interest has been
shown in the contest that recruits have
been added to the ranks daily, so that
the present season promises to be IA
nous for the extravaganza of attire
and lavish display OF jewels 81 society
women Among the foremost In the list
Of successful ones will no doubt be
Mrs. Thomas Walsh of Colorado and
Washington. who is introducing her
handsome daughter Miss Evelyn. to
society at "Beaulieur the Astor place,
this summer.
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LONDON CALLS II MA'zYPoP.
Pcpccrn Making Fortune for Bunch
Of Yankee Promoters.

Under the name of "maizypoD- The
ordinary popcorn Of the United Stats1
is bringing fabulous wealth to little
group OF Yankee promoters in London.
In penny cakes the stuff is selling like
hot cakes and every steamer brings
many tons Of the raw popcorn to be
Popped and packed in London for tie
pleasure Of the multitude.
II is called "maizypop" becauEe tne
Londoners call what we term corn
maize and refuse to call It anything
else. Therefore it is necessary Ic name
our popcorn "popmaize.. or more
euphoniously "ma!zypop." on that side.
Under any other name It would be just
as palatable. but might not be az easily
advertised.
The wonder IS that the popcorn of
our granddadies Is novelty IN Lon
con. One would suppose that the
great American population of the Brit.
ish metropolis would have demanded
It ete this, Just as It has compelled the
hotels and cafes to advertise American
mixed drinks and make murderous at.
tempts at the concoction Of cocktail
II the Londoners have been ignoraat
OF the charms Of popcorn heretofore
one my we'll wonder If they have dis
covered peanuts. If they have not
there is another fortune in sto.e fo-
some Yankee. Ard how are they fixed
for chewing gum? It is hard 10 make
an Englishman chew tobacco, bui
might it not be possible to snr a
craze for the delicateay favored lIgar
fine cut by calling il "daintyquid" or
some other name just as seductive?
The success Of "maizypop" suggesA
n number Of commercial possibilities
and an indefinite extension Of Ine
American inyasion.-Dulutb News-Trs.
bune.
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A Resemhlanne No.

when w. D. Eowells." said pub.
Usher was the editor OF Harpers a
young men OF humble and rough ex.
terror one day submitted personally
10 him a poem.
"Mr. Howells looked ever the poem.
Then he said to the young man:
Ibid goa write this poem your
self?"
Yes. sir, Do you Ike itg the
youth asked.
"I think it Is magnificent. said Mr.
Howells. Did ,ou compose it unaid-
cdr
81 certainly did, said the young
mar firmly I wrote every line Of il
oul Of my own head
"Mr. Howells rose and said;
"Then. Lord Byron, / am very GLAD
to meet you. But was under the inn
preston that you had died at Misso-
Ionghl good many years ago. .~--Los
Angeles Times.
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Breaks EGGS for Living.

A correspondent Of a contemporary
whc has been searching for the most
monotonous method OF earning liv
ing, decides in favor Of that Of crack
ing eggs. I met a man who said he
wac a biscuit manufacturer on a
large scale. and was rather inclined
to boast about the number of eggs
continental eggs-which his firm
bought in tho course Of a year. Now,
Il seems that to avoid calamity five
eggs are broken into bowl at a time
before being added to the common
stock. There are men. he told me,
who do nothing else but crack eggs.
Ttey become so expert that man
car dispose Of 1000 an hour or 10000
q day."-Tit BitA
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QUAKER REFLECTIONS.


The man who knows It all is never
popular
Charity and dyspepsia cover a null
tltude Of sins.
A break in the divorce court is sell
dom repaired.
There are brunette mattresses even
in light lunch cafes.
Some men never foot the bill VITA.
ont a vigorous kick.
A man with a deep voice may often
make a shallow remark.
The messenger boy never gives one
the impression that he is in the fast
set
No matter how much the conductor
may diet 1T makes no difference in his
fare.
The man who smokes 25 cent cigars
is often the one who kicks about his
wife's ice cream soda bills.
"see here" remarked the jailor to
the fresh prisoner, you don'. want to
get too free with me. See?
l sent her roses--quite a bunch
Ia fact, it was Immense.
But when | wcnt TO buy her lunch
felt like thirty scents.
Philadelphia Record.
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Gai.atin.-s. L. Harvey. farmer
and editor Of the Gallatin Democrat.
and who published papers at Trenton
ana centeryille, Ia, Gied in Neosho.
Thursday. TIE body was brought here
for burial
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Mr.. subbuhbs-"We have lived in
this neighborhood now for six weeks
and have never seen a policeman"
Mrs. subbubs- Suppose you 90 down
in the kitchen and interview the cook
some evening. ."-Philadelphia Record.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
Three coed and jus. Reasons.

There are three reasons why mothers
prefer one Minute Cough Cure: First.
1t is absolutely harmless; Second, 1t
tastes good-children love az Third. II
cures Coughs. Group and WhoopIng
Cough when othe remedies ian, Sold
by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
Forced to starve.

b. + LeeiS Of Concord KY. SAYS.
For 20 years suffered agonies. with
a sore on my upper lip. SO painful
sometimes, that l could not eat. Aneis
vainly trying everything else. cured
It with Bucklin's Arnica salve." It's
great for burns, cuts and wounds. At
ali druggists only % cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Jealousy in Shade Land because ous
Shade got a longer obituary notice THAI
the others.
When a businesd man approaches
y7u and says. Whats the matter 4
reyeF knew it to be SO dun" he wants
sympathy.-Atchison Globe