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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Farming Implements, &c.

fourhorse Brown wagons, wo-horse wa.
g and bed, spring wagon. 2 falling top bug
gleS, one good as new; rubber-tite runabout.
Thrush Slough make large sled, cog cars,
binders, Mccormick and u ering. mowers
Deering and Osborne; horse rake, grain
drills, b. IL ii. and Spaugler; pairs shelviDgs,
50-bushel wagon bed, ? clod drags, Tiger check
row corn planter, Oliver Chilled plows No 40
single sud double shovel plows, corn COW
erer wheel cultivators, Brown and Buck
eye; harr@ws, 3 spung-tooth, tour-SquaTe
and one Thomas smoothing harrow; wheat
fan, corn crusher, Scientific make; cutting
boxes, coru shelter. hay fork, rope and pulleys
with 10 feet OF track; sets breechbauds, 4 sets
front gears, 10 sets pillow gears, sets Yankee
harness, collars, brides and checg liz es com
plete; sells ngle harness, set double harness
sets nY nets wagon lines, wagon saddle, &
housings, CiiiZ MS saddles. Ia brides, IA coli
lars, IA leather matters, set Protection harness
used with stallion. 2 riding brides stallion
outfit complete. The above harness are all
new. ana the very best quality. some Of the
collars cost rs much as 81. 20 single, double
and trebe trees, 2 moving scy thes grain
cradle. briar scythe sets breast chains, sets
butt traces pair spreaders, log chains, q
COW chains complete Sc. blacksmith tools,
work hruchpS With vises, %~eut saws and lot
carpenter tools, sci of team bells, 3 dung hooks,
y forks raltes, hoes, mattocl<s. picks, digging
iron, or wbal, garden pillow, dinner bell, scald-
ing ub, Uair thoroughbred Shepherd dogs, 4
Maltese cat.
500 Bushels Corn, Is Tons Tim
othy Hay, 1000 Bundles Fod
der, 500 lbs. Bacon,
caus lard, 50 bushels eating potatoes, 25 or 20
cerds of hc1orv wood 10 bushels of turnips,
20j he. DIS OF cabbage t. acr of wheat in the
gr> und. No share given from this wheat.
Household & Kitchen Furniture
G ass china closet. bedsteads. walnut OK
tension table, cook stove. refrigerator, washing
machine, coal stove , sofas, lot OF kegs ana
barrels, eght-day clock lot Of chi kens and
guineas, quite a LOT ofOld iron, and many other
things not mentioned.
Everything mentioned to be
sold and no by-bidding.
TERMS OF SAI.E-A c edit Of nine months
| will be given upon All sums OF Sl0and upwards
| the purchaser giving negotiable n pte with APP
| proved security, with interest from date, but
| ii paid at maturity inteus RENTED. Under
$40 cash Noproperty moved until settled for.
sale begins a. IN. sharp.
} -. " ILLS has exclusive privilege OF sell
i1g lunch, &c, nt this sale.
/ NJ X. BOWERS.
/ nodd " Hoffman, \ ctioneers.
! 7. II. Ietlerso and 3. w Strider, Clerks
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.
The undersigned having rented HIS farm and
intending 10 discontinue tanning will sell at
his home Rcscmont West and IN sight Of
Nartiusburg. on
Wednesday, February s, 1905,
commencing a, 10 o'clock q, m. the following
properly, to-wit;
~ Head Horses and Colts.

Ne |, ro,u horse. coming years old, will work
wherever hltchea, will weigh 1900 Tbs. No e.
0iaek horse, viii weigh i1tu lbs, No. bar
>heaf lest~sr; Ne, 81 black horse, will weigh,
800 lbs anu WuFk wherever hitched; No.
grey horse, VII weigh iasl los, also work any
who're hitthud; No 5, bay horse, VIII weigh
ito ihs., general purpose animal Nos sand Z,
pair fusit~, Viii weigh 1900 lbs. each, ages re
sptcHvplN aud Gals. this is an extra line
iislf 0t horse No =, brown mare, years Old
viii weigh 400 lbs aud work anywhere, No. ~
aa1ily dstvlng mare; Nos. 10 aud II. sea {.
nrowp flllieS aaf years old respectively
N1 II hiuek Vp8FitHg fi1tv
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Terms of Sale

A credit Of nths sill be giysu on al, Sums Of
$40 and upwurds purchaser 70 give ate with good
-rrlet ~ ~ 1fsrfi,,-i,,,.,f {E " - 49,.
from date but interest remiteJ if paid Al maturity
Under sto cash. Nopr0perty 70 be r-msved until
terms Of sale are complied with
". L. SHEPHERD & BROS
T. W. Doda AuctiOneer
T. II. Jefferson aud A. K Kynsr, Clerks
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property,

The Undersigned intending To discontinue
farming will sell at public suction at his resi-
dence on the Mrs NJ q. Tabler and jno. Hewk
farm situated Ave miles from Martinsburg on
the Spring Mil road near Wyndham's shop
on the b and O II. r., on
ednesday, Feb. Is, 1905,
commencing Al o'clock, sharp the following
personal property, to-wit:
13 Head OF Horses, Colts, and
| Mule.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

cen,'ssing Of u,tica eesss SWING mls, I viii he
fresh BY dsy e vii he " "a in April; hefsi>
that will oAlye IN the ra.iy spuog ,osteip boil .
yesrs 81 pufhsa bullock alance are thrifty
young cattle
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

The undersigned having rented his farm and
intending TO move To Willlamsport to engng,
In the hotel business, will sell al his residence
one-eighth OF a mile from Martinshurg and
villa mSport pike at Marlowe miles South
Of Wlllismsport aud miles East OF Falling
Waters, ON
Monday, February 20, 1905,
commencing Mt 10 a. m. sharp. the following
property, to-wit:
Head Horses and Colts.
No gray horse, good barshe,r leader and
saddle horse; No gray IN Are. good wagon
leader and wi work anywhere hitehed aud
safe for any one to drive and heavy with foal
by John Davis; No hay mare "a tlne driver,
any one can drive her, aud does not scare ~
anything; No. black stallion, as tine as can
quiet aud drives well; he is II hands high aud
weighs 1900 pounds. No. s. 2-vpaF.od colt fine
style, is Messenger and Quicksilver stock; No
I gearing cot, dam Hambletonian, sire Ho-
mer pasha
Il Head Cattle,
ham; they will be fresh by day Of sale; one is
thoroughbred Durham. bun coming years
old, OF Sites herd. The remainder are thrifty
young cattle.
IS Head Hogs.
brood sows, will soon farrow. The rest are
Lot Sheep.
Farming Implements,
4-horse wagon and bed In good ORDER I ?
horse wagon aud bed, Dayton wagon nearly
new, spiihg wagon, ! runanout with rubber
Tires, good as new; cutter sleigh and strands
of bells, hay ladders Is feet lone, sets Of dung
boards Mccormick binder I'm good order, Deer
ing mower, new, only cut this last season,
horse-rake Victor and Hoffman driil. Star
corn crusher nearly new, Champion corn drtil
used two seasons, cutting box, grain cradles,
No 30 Oliver chilled plows. rolling pillow, 2
single and double shovel Flows corn eoverer,
Osborne spring tooth harrow, 4-square harrow,
z sets beeechbands, 2 sets front gears, sets OF
piow gears, sets single harness. sets leather
ny straps, collars, wagon saddle. brdles u
matters, sets butt traces. 2 sets breast chains,
2ing chains, PAIR spreaders, quite number
single, double and treble trees, forks, ralies.
digging iron, crowbar, griudstone lot Of tools,
COW chates, 4-hofse wagon line, sets hous-
1pgs, - bushei and peck meas urcs, cook stove,
churn, cream separator,
Lot of Hay and Fodder,
and many other articles not mentioned
Terms.
a credit Of 8 moths will be given on all
sums of $1,000 and NJ wards, purchaser to give
nete with approved security negotiable ana
payable at the Citizens attonal Bank of Mar
tipsburg with interest from date, but n paid
at maturity interest remitted. Under $40 cash.
No property to be rem wed until terms are
complied with.
J. r. & JAS. II. RIPPLE.
J. Quinn, Auctioneer.
Jas. Ii. Ward Clerk
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Farming Implements

4-horse Brown wagon and bed good as new, / 2
3-horse wagon. spring wagon, stick agon, Jag
ger cart, Sleigh Desring binder mowers ! a Deer
ing and Wood; hofse rake, grain drills. a
Buckeye wheel cultivator new harrows. a-squa re
and sp ing tooth; Kalamazoo csttbinaton harrow
and cult vstor. single aae double shovel plows
Foose corn drit corn yefer. citing box, wheat
faa. corn shelter farm roller. hay shelvings
set dung boards ets b ceoh bands, sets front
gears, sets pillow gears, housings, horse w-gok
line, wagon saddle, cit saddle, sets y nets
breast CHAINS. sets suit traces, log chains,
pairs spreadcrs cola aud br-les, 10 leather
haiters, quite nUmtsr % single. double and thru
BE trees. grain cradles, moving scythe brzr
scythe, forks. ra<es hoes mattocks, picks, shoysls
cnowe sticks, scoops, novels and many articles too
NUMEROUS 70 meatlsn also lat u old iron.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Is Head of Good Sheep,
IS Head of Hors

3. a0e Of sheep paid last yeaf SO Tor lambs and
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, intending TO discontinue
farming, VIII sell at his present residence on
the J. w CT, ndening farm, = OF mile south
OF Leetowu. Jefferson County, w. Va. miles
n srth OF Niddleway, 90 the Shepherdstown
and Middiewa Turnpike. Fair View Farm, on
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

The Undersigned Intending Z. discontinue iSrmins.
viii sell public sale his residence on the isaes
VI, Van eter farm known as Green HiA. " sjsip-
ing the old taif Grounds, near Marsinsbufg. en-
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

"a horse wagons, is inch tread Stuaeeaker
good A. new I narrow tread iron aSel; Low log OF
stone wagon 7-horse wagon and bed, farm cart,
spring wa gon IN good condition, falling top buggy
peering binder, MeCormaeS mower gooo h9t ,s s
rake a wheel eultvators Pennsylvania grain drill,
set shelvings. so Blu. wagon bed, Tiger check row
corn planter, single planter bsrshear plows,
Oliver, Vulcans and Syracuse; single ana lou
bic shovel plows corn coverer farm roller cutting
box, horse power and circular saws with jack and
belt corn crusher, harrows, spring tooth ana 4
square; set cung boards, sets br ecIbsn9s' 2 sen
housings wagon saddle citizens saddle. brides
and collars halters sets breast CHAINS st butt
traces. pair spreadeIs, fl chain, log chains lS'
COW chains quite II amber single d, uble and thrib-
BILE trees forks; rakes hoes maitoc picks, gram
cradle, moving scythe, sausage grinder and stnher,
hay 600 bundles fodder, 100 BIZ corn. falling leaf
table kitchen table, plate ,tove kitchen safe, rs
chickens, and many things not mentioned, also about
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

The undersigned Intending &c discontinue farming
-, sen AZ nv residence on what is known the
French farm, situated a Spring Mi Is mic east Of
Ncrth Mountain Stauon, GU
Tuesday, February IA, 1905,
commencing at 10 o'clock the following property,
to- wit:
6 Head Horses and Colts
No is a brown horse. viii weigh t4!o lbs ana WIZ
1yor wherever h,ohed cle an and strai bit; No is a
bav horse will weigh 1900 lbs, also broken 10 line
No I work horse and driver; No. Z i grey ma e,
I,oa ms. No black mare 10 years old. will weigh
roo lbs, a No barshear leader aad general pur
pose ANIMAL No. roam horse Il years OLD, ~tl "elsn
lzso lbs, work wherever hitohed, this morse "a
sma bjemish: No 6 is a black hllv coming / year
old an e1ua fine colt The above described hofses
ali has
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Farming Implements

one white Chester brood will iarrow latter par
of March, Is shoats ranging ifem 50 TO 100 lbs.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
II Head Horses and Colts

Q 81 which work horses brood mares three o.
y hich are 20 'ust. baishs ~ leaders, wagon lead
ers, yer, fire single er bacs IA dior and does
not scare. fine year Oh aud yeariing coi These
horses u good and Shoui have the attention o
any one desiring GOOD sofse
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03


OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.
The undersigasd attending to discontinue farming
snc remove 70 ton siii 81 al bis residence
fng from Gersrd,town 20 Green Spring. miles
sSath Of the former place, and miles North Of the
latter, or
Tuesday, February 7, 1905,
eommsneiaG AZ % O'Clock a. M, the following prop
5 Head Horses and Colts
Of Which are good work mares in foa, are ye AZ
old geidings both have been dsigsa. 1 year old
gsldsng.
II Head of Cattle
Of which are Good mich osws, thoroughbred Dur
ham bull coming years old. the others are thrifty
young carte.
q Head of Hogs.
3f~hich arc brood sows aud 70 thrifty ahesss,
weighing from rs 70 100 lbs.
Farming Implements
Champion binder good as new Champion mower IA
complete order, OsweZo ain driil, euliiyat neN
John Deer make; Champion self dumping horse rake
tWo horse wagons san beds, BFsRn and Web
and A. So 20 Oliver chilled 9ws, single and
double shovel plews cylinder cutting box hay icrk
and rope pr sprradefs, ge5 lst u sinsls double
and thlibble trees barrel water tank siaia craaiei
ofs, shoyeis rakes. hoes picks, matocis, maui Ar 4
wedges, dinserhell, sets YANKEES harness, sets
front gears brides, collars SCI single harness.
sets ny nets hsiters pair buggy shafts rsfn chsp
prs wheat tan. paIr breast chains, lot Of hay and
corn. A sO a as interest Is sctes Of growing
wheat, which vas al we'll fortified.
Household &Kitchen Furniture
consisting ia part as follows; pair eedsfezds.
bies stands chairs. Iso lbs. OF lard lot of bacsn
and many other ARTICLES act mentioned
Terms of Sale.
A credit Of months will be gwen on all
sums of 5000 and upward by the purchaser
giving a note with approved security. negoti-
able and payable at the Merchants 4 Farmers
Bank of Martinsburg, w. Va, with interest
from date, but interest re mitted If paid at ma
turfty. Unds sl00e cash. No property to be
renewed until terms Of sale are promptly
complied with.
GEO. W. sHANHoLTz.
De ID q Hoffman, Auctisneers.
Iefsrssn & Graham, Clerks,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
10 Head Cattle
Is Head of HoI

Of which are mich cows, all young; bull a year
old, heifers coming years old
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Public Sale
of Valuable
PERSONAL Property

The undersigned will sell at his residence on what
is known as lhorndale Farm the road leading
from hiartinshurg 10 the Sulphur Spring about =
miles South Of Mar,ipsburg and miles east OF Tab
station, on
Thursday, February 9, 1905,
commencing at $50 O'Clock, the following property
to-Wlt:
10 Head Horses and Colts
No bay gel1ing coming years old, well broken
iii weigh 400 BIS, Ne'y promising animal PET
fectly soan: No. steel grey horse. smooth
hlccky out years old, well broken this Is ar extra
lne horse aud will weigh t4-o BIS; No 3 a bay horse
yet's old, WORK wherever htChed VIII wrfgh go
BIS; No grey mare % years Old w,I v,ik any
place hitched; No bsJ years old, viii weigh
$50 lbs, viii work any place htched; 70 8 Bfoer
ma years old work an, place htched; No. 7
black mare 70 year, old. will weigh 1900 lbs WiA
work any ace hi,chee; No bay mare ; ears old
broken 70 drive; No, ssrTsl g-rlng wears I'D has
been worked and y very promising animal; \ o. 10
Srown mare years old, .miiy driver and a good
goer in ioal by b coded horse No, u bay mare com
ing years old, No u brown FLY; No a bay geld
M GONNA che year old
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
AZ Head of Cattle,

nice mllch cows ofthem are fres h and have
nice Eat calves by their side; fat steers weigh
Ing from 800 TO 200 lbs, 80 head of nice, clea1
dehorned stock steers weighing from 800 10 100
lbs This is ns GOOD a bunch OF stock steers
will be sold in the county; they are ell red
Durhams and show their breeding
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Farming Implements

3fwhieh are brood so~s aud 70 thrifty shoa,,
Weighing from Is 70 100 lbs.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Terms of Sale.

A credit of months will be given On all sums OF
$40 and upward by the purchaser giving note with
Citizens National Bank Of MaIunsburg, W
Va, with interest from date, but interest remit
ted If paid at maturity Under $40 cash, NO
property be removed until terms OF sale are COM
pied with. ,,,~r
Dodd and Hoffman, tucts.
T H Jefferson, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
q Head Cattle

/ Of which arc mitch cswe, Of which will he fresh
by DAY e sale ste will We gh about goo pounds,
the remainder thrifty young cate.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

The undersigned having rented hts farm and
intending TO move TO Willlamspo to ensng,
IN Inc hotel business, will sell al ms residence
one-eighth OF mile from Martinshurg and
Williamsport pike at Mariowe, 2 miles south
OF Wliiis msport aud miles East OF Falling
Waters, on
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Properly.
q Head of Hogs.

. Of which are GOOD mich cswa, thoroughbre'
ham bull coming years old, the others are /
Young cate
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
45 Head of Hogs.

10 head OF nice fat hegs weighing from ITO 10
10 lbs, 2 fine brood sows wi nice. clean thrift
ty pigs by their sides
80 Head of Good Sheep,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-18
POLICE DOCKET HEAVY
Offenders of All Shades and
Glasses Before "Hizzoner"
Olsmith.

Ii was large crowd Of offenders Of
the municipal law that appeared before
Judge Olsmith ihis morning at the
O'Clock session OF police court.
Oklahoma City contributed It's share
to the session Two gay girls from that
highly moral Town were there TO am
swer to the charge of street walking
on the public avenues Of the capital
city Hazel Parker paid her fine and
returned home on the IL 60 X train.
Sadie Burnctte, slim creature with a
wealth Of blondined ndr. still languishes
in duTance vile, weeping and spelling
her pretty blue eyes. II was this way.
Sadie went broke. and has telephoned
IN vain TO Oklahoma City for some one
to assist her by loaning ten" wi.h
which to pay her fine. II viii probably
be ten days in the city for slldie, ai
THE friends 90 not appear TO be disposed
/ to come through wi.h the coin
big Ann "A notorious white woman,
Well known to the police here, was alsl
arrested on the same charge. Ann paid
her hne and is no% al .aige.
Lew MuNton was taxed ten and costs
and languishes IN he lookup. Lew
came TO town to hear Booker T. Wash
ington and celebrated somewhat pre-
/ vlously.
John Logan. on an enormous booz
/ last night, slapped his wife and NAL
treated her cruelty He win keep Mux-
ton company for ten days.
Andy Redmund Is In jail because h'
succumbed TO The charms Of Bacchui
ara disturbing the peace by yelling an,
swearing on the street
Pat Crowley the irrcpressible fresl
I from the Emerald Isle, was there with
the others this morning TO answer u
the charge OF drunkenness. Pats .oi
the rock pile breaking stone and be-
coming acQuahted with John Coylan
who Is there for a similar onense, fo
ten uays.
Ralph Mock. Frank Boyd and Floy,
Warner. none Of whom Is over sxteei
years Of age aud an living IN Yves
Guthrie, were arrested by the officer
last night for attempting 10 boa5 thei
way out of town on the late Santa r
rain Judge Olsmith delivered a lectur
20 the boys aud censurcd them roundt
for their actions, discharglng them OF
/ their prDhlse 20 behave in ihe future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-18
THE FAMOUS SELLS FOR LESS.
L.C.H.S. WASOUTlLASSED
Basket Ball Team Clearly
Outplayed by Kingfisher
Collegs.

u is always beat 20 know .he worst at
the very start and then grieve over the
tragedy with dignity all your own.
Know, then, that the green and
white colors o. the Kinghsher basket
bah team are floating IN triumph from
lhe dome Of The college building while
the beautiful royal blue banners Of the
self respecting capital city OF the good
territory Of Oklahoma are, hguratively
speaking trailing in the dusi Of uncx-
pectcd defeat.
The truth Of yesterdays tragic epi-
sode which occurred at Electric pailN
condensed Ga the smallest possible table
is simply this
Kingnsher girls basket ball team de-
feated Guthrie yesterday afternoon by
the decisive score Of % to g.
It's sad 20 relate. but the high school
girls were defeated by bette, team
Calmly and coldly speaking from an
OUTSIDERS point OF Wow, II was "a case
Of two FIRST class teams clashing IN a
isir combat ia which the better team
won
The Guthrie girls played great game
but seemed unable TO successfully goal.
Instead OF throwing for the screen above
lhepArhel ~ nfNtl ANuA All' HiAl lfAbA'
pass through the hoop when it rebound
cd. the high school girls aimed for me
hoop itself which was a grieyous mis-
take on their part Kate Hoyt, will
tho visitors. Is a wonderful goa
thrower very seldom missing he bas.
ket
/ The Guthrie girls played slow wher
i they should hvae played fast, and vlc'
VERSA. Many times the Kinglshor goa
thrower would toss the ban three o.
four times at she basket without inter
ference from the opposition when tn
] ball should have been in play.
Il was good, snappy game. and th
Logan county high school team will
practice will develop some stellar bas
ket bail players The grandstand wa
wei filled with spectators and the inter
I csy manifested was moat patiefaotor
and encouraging. The grands:and VIZ
very LIBERAL with IFS applause. cheerin
good plays when made by either side.
The players and positions follow.
Centers; Klnghsher-Lulu Brown
Funny Hoyt. l.. G. H. s.-Cirolin
scott. 4.ellle Ilink
Forwards. Kinghshef Kate Hoy
Blanche Pratt. j.. g. d. S--Lcl
CLARK. Laura Ketchum. Guards KIng
hshcr-celia Smith. Harriet White.
lc H. Winnie West Beatric
Mitchell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-18
MASKED
Il Eosmy Masquerades IS EcIsol.


It seemed almost incredible 10 The lady
who writes from Clintonville, Conn.,
that coffee caused the physical ailments
from which she had so long suffered.
In such cases the real cause Is often
the one least suspected ana one Is 10th
TO believe that the mask of friendship
has hidden the face Of relentless foe.
Il had suffered much for years from
nervous troubles which finally 50 ar
fected me that my whole system was
run down, ! grew pale and emaciated
and had 10 practically give UP domestic
duties. The doctor did his best for me-
but after two years faithful mnistrp
tion Was compelled to admit that he had
done me no good I almost diespaired OF
ever being any better.
September 1908. viii never be for
go.ten by me, FOR II was that month
that my emancipation, accomplished
fee after / had entirely quit the old
kind commenced. I shall always re-.
l member the date with gratitude
MY Improvement was cause o.
wondering almost incredulous re-,
joicing 10 not only myself but ms
/ friends as well So rapid and 80 groa
/ MttH iN 2 EAnA AtfAN|A II MNANl NiN
| last. MY nerves quieted dowu and be-
came steady and firm. the old headache
that used 10 pillow any extra oxer-
ton ceased 70 trouble me, my weigh
increased and soon became greater thai
ever before. my mental powers grew
NOR active and accurate and the fresl
! glow came buck 90 nay checks rcnewinf
the complexion Of healthy glrihood
u cannot ten you how glad / was aN
/ the splendid change thar Postuii
wrought IN my condition. NOR how
prize Il for the good 10 continues 10 Do
me. We were out Of O. week or 81
moi long ago, ana used the old kind o.
coffoe instead Tor several days. Al
my bad symptoms begun 10 return q
md ana il seemed Ike an old frien,
back again when / found the cup o
Postum once more smoking and fra
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