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Grandfather's Cure for
Constipation

NJ REAT medicine, the Sawbuck.
I 70 Two hours day saving wood
q M II will keep anyone's Bow els
MI regular.
a eE No need Of pills, cathartics. Castor Oil.
nor 'Physic.'" if you'll only work the Saw
buck regularly. 48&
g5 Exercise is Natures Cure for constipa-
I lion and,- Ten-Milc walk will do, If you
haven't got a wood-pile. @ i
i. But. If you will take your Exercise in an
Easy Chair. there's only one way to do that,
/ because, there only one kind Of Artificial
Exercise for the Bowels and its name Is
''CASCARETS." ,% @ tsA
Cascarets are the only means to exercise
the Bowel Muscles without work.
s They don't Purge, Gripe, nor upset
4 your Stomach" because they don't act like
Physics s.
They don't flush out your Bowels and
lntestines with costly waste of Digestive
Juice, as Salts. Castor Oh, Calomel. Jalap,
or Aperient Waters always do. +.
No-Cascarets strengthen and stimulate
the Bowel Muscles. that line the Food
passages and that tighten up when food
touches them, thus driving the food to its
finish. T.. s5.as
,.s A cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles
/ as If you had just sawed cord Of wood, or
walked ten miles. y, "a ssasf u .~v r.
cascarets move the Food Naturally,
digesting It without waste Of tomorrow's
Gastric Juice. ~ "
rs s&4 @a~5 T. n -r+, j..
The thin, flat, Ten-cent Box is made
q 10 fl your Vest pocket, or "My Lady's"
Purse. Drugglsts-1o Cents Box.
Garry 1t constantly with you and take
cascaret whenever you suspect you need
ene. .s'- ~g% a 5{T r.
Be very careful to got the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
2any, and never sold in bulk. Every tab
I ct stamped ''CCC." :, 7ss
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st7isil5 ".
Boys.

wANTED-cAsH BOYS, ERRAND BOYS AND
bundle wrappers. Apply to L. c.. Kellogg.
New. England Fnrnitures& Carpet Co. -
MORE GOOD BRIGHT
boys, about 10. 80 to $1O.56 s.. A. Morawetz &
Co.. 90 Security Bank building.
wANTED-A BOY ABOUT ii YEARS OF AGE
+ for Office work. 400 Commercial building.
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- o O o o 90 90
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
j. Santrizos, Prop.
1.-THE INCEST Place in Town
To do your Holiday Shopping.
Buy your Xmas candies, nuts. flowers,
cigars and fruits here and have them de- :,
l1Yered by real Santa Claus.
Special attention given to churches.
clubs and private parties for Christmas
Candies
French cream mixed candy, 15c lib; two
lbs for 25c; Old Tyne mixed candy. 1Oc
lb; fancy imported boxes and baskets of
candy from 15c to $40. Elegant special
prepared boxes Of candy for presents
Fruits
OF every variety put up to order in fancy
baskets, suitable for Xmas gifts. Our
fruit display is well worth q visit to
this store.
Cigars.
Full line of popular cigars by the box
for the holiday trade. Our scientifically
constructed showcases always assure the
purchaser Of fresh cigars.
Flowers.
All kinds OF plants and fresh cut How
ers received daily. Prompt attention CIV
ell to telephone and mail orders.
Ice Cream.
The holiday table will not be complete
without brick of ice cream delivered
by us.
Phones-T. c. 1o47s or GIL; n. W. Main ,
3052
1st av s and 9th st.
n n NJ
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Fu:lRRIERsl

FUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND RE.
dyeing one month at z summer prices q b.
Morris Fur Co.. % 10th 1t 81 T. g. 1O80s. 6.
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vEH0N'S 4 4:s..s:.
measure IS SIS So 81
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
est Fitting Pants On Earth.
All klooIlet Av.,

Z
>e~~~~~~~--~-N-~>~~
Horace M. Hill and wife to Clarkson
Lindley lot O. Robinson's Bay tract. =. $500
Ella A.. Brown to Henry l.. Ware, lot 2S, :.
paq lot ~, block 5, Russeus Third adj ::
Nellie M and H. Herbert ooof to Arthur 'O'
nanenbaum' lot IL H. blo * 2 Cooks
subdivision No. q, Minneapolis 4. So. 95C
Jennie E. Mcleod to Frank Il. Cashier,
lot 49, block l, Kletzin's Second addi- F. :
James E. Murphy and v: wife to John 80
Waterman, lots and 4. block 66, H.
West Minneapolis Second division. ..... 600
Thomas Lowry and wife to Fred Ander-
son, lot 8. block B. Windows addi-
Fred i0 e. Chamberlain and wife to i6bie +. S9'
Thompson, lot 9, block %, Minnehaha.. 1906
John G. sodint to James Galgano lots 8, q
49, block 8. Maben & Whites addi- Y
John B. Giiaiian and wife to George p '''
Gould, lots to 4, block 46. st. An
a. Clyde Ructer and wife to Mary A. 0'oS'
Pixley. lot 16, block 8, Van Nests ad-
Samuel s. thorpe and wife to zeiics Z. 1o'
Beaver, lot Z. block 10. Lawndale ad-
Henry J. swindier to Charles A.. smith =
burg, lot 49, block 8, Encouragement Of
Fifth Division Remington Park. 25l
Alfred J. Dean and wife to Albert D.
Brown. lot Z, block 2, Deans South
Ezeaias Ieveque and wife to Henry Dahl. 70:
s keimer, H1a Sc section 15-118-23, 40
Ann s'T =. Downs to Eaeauias Leveoue NJ 4o'
SD section 16-120.22, 80 acres ........ 2,75t
selden Bacon and wife to John Burns, &
lots - to 10, block 2, Northeast Park: GOO
Jacobs. lots / and 3. block :. Brim-
halls Second addition, Robbinsdale
Annis L Fiji to Wallace j. Iaciey. ipart ~
lots - and an =, 3 % part NV section "a and %,
sectlon zo-1lo-@S ,; ..... LOU
gan's addition ....................... 20(
Erfck Henning and wife to Charles Berg
lot g., Eggleston's Encouragement Of
block IL. Lincoln Street Supplement-. $50
Henry I. Hill and wife to John aBusch,
lot 1S, South Side addition to Minneap-
Ida Y. and Alfred i. Williams. to DIN i. -
Langworthy.. lots and 2, block 8,
Lakeview addition ..:.... -. :,..:. 5000
2. block 4. Honnette's addition. 1.e5t
II. j. Cortes to William G. Dance, lot %
and part. Of lot 80, block /. Dunsmoor's
Encouragement Of Second Nicollet Ave
George G. Merrill and wife to Charles H. n
Waldmann, lots IA and Is, block 8,
rearrangernent Of Fifth division of Rem
Girard Investment company to Fred s.
Thompson lot l, block so, Remington's .
Northwestern Realty company to william '00>
L. Redmon. part of lot %, block 90, Isl
s Forest Heights addition .....I......... 1,1O(
os o ans a BLOCK Tfs Merriam e i baws
Samuel v Kennedy and wife to. Charles -,
". Ccdarstrom, lot 10, block 2, King
Thomas CAVITY CAVITY. to Mary E. Baisden, lot 81
6; block 10, West Minneapolis, Second q.
Mary. A. 2. and William H. Allen to
Lakewood Cemetery. association, lots 2 81
and 9. block 4, Saunders Park, 1,00t
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PATENT. ATTORNEYS

yers and solicitors; main Office 925-933 Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis, MINI: 81 NcGiu
building. Washington. d. G
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

..S~s~-csc~c1~~~~~~~>~~~
Xmas gift. Free instruction in the manner
OF taking and making pictures to each pur-
chaser. We are agents for the Celebrated
Eastman Kodaks, Promo, Century and Hawk
eye Cameras. The New England Furniture &
Carpet Co... LIST av s and 9th ST.
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PAROUET FLOORS

WARRANTED KNIVES, RAZoRs SCISSORS,
sketes, boys sleds chatting dishes, silverware
for Christmas. Cut prices. Open evenings
Roberts Supply, TT Nicollet.
TAKE NO OHANCES-Have the Old RELIABLE,
Net. Parquet Floor Co., sos LIST AZ g.
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$50 piano players, 10 rolls of music, $175
25 second hand upright pianos, ranging In
Price from $50 to $213; Is secondhand Or
gans from SIP to $25. Five piano players
from 1925 to $3.50
The Cable Company,
's sth and Nicollet Az.
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: TAILORING


WARRANTED KNIVES, ;RAzoRs, SCISSORS,
skates, boys sleds ctafng dishes, sflverware
IS for Christmas Cut prices Open evenings
Roberts supply, III Nicol1et. AZ
Peoples TAILOR. aos I'D ST s, SPONGE
and press yezs suit for 225c., ...
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sALEsLAD1Es- EXPERIENCED sALEsLADIEs
wanted in china. leather goods and TOY de-
II partments. Apply TO 4. G.. Kellogg, New Eng
land Furniture & Carpet Co. 3E 49, Pa
WANTED-HUsTLERs 70 WORK THE CITY
on a quick selling article; good pay to right
ll parties. Call 1913 Century building. .si 4
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AGENTS WANTED

THE MINUTE CHURN CHURNs BUTTER IN
from 2 to minutes and produces Is per cent
charge for territory: J. H. Olberg. general
agent for South Dakota. Brookings, S. D.
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Dressmskers and seamstresses.
Clerks and Salesladies.

BY YOUNG LADY AS DRUG CLERK; THREE
years experience; four months college course;
references; will leave city, Addre& 1927,
Journal. 80 -
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.
SOUTH 81. PAUL 1oasE ExcHANaE~STAa
in mind when in the market Tor horses that
you can always find the best line of horses Of
every every description at our barns. consigned
the consumer at both private and auction
sales Auction sales every Thursday.
FOB sALE-LoaaING HORSES. NOW IS THE
Time me to TO- buy then We have our stables 6o
logging horses. II you wantsa team or a car
af and see We se them
man, Midway Horse Market.
HORSES. HORSES. HORSES,
We have on hand for this week three car
loads, Of very fine large draft horses. farm
Tess wagon horses and fine drivers
must be sold Bloom NaJerus. 24s "a
FOR; sALE-PAIRs BLACK HORSES. SOUND,
$50; also pair mares, land 3 years, good
workers; weight 1850, I. Must be sold quick.
HORSES, WAGONS, BUGGTEs AND HARNESS
bought, sold and exchanged; auctions every
Horse Market IL "a st ", Minneapolis:
a VERY FINE FUII.BI6oDs gHETIAND PONY
mare mare, years old, sound, Ii; perfectly safe for
: "a. Bloom 4 Majeruss. 9 s24s I'd y. N.
WANTED WE iARE'SALwAYs READY TO
buy and pay cash fors horses. buggies. har-
nesses, wagons, etc., at Barrett g. thinner.
mans Midway Horse MarketGe as&E #
NEW HEAVY LUMBER HARNESS., $50;
horse blankets less tban manufacturers cost.
Midway Harness Co.. 1850 University av, op.
.rosite. horse markets.-ASt. Paul. & ~ s5.9
BOUND WORK HORSES, SIS 70 SIS; ONE
y. rgnabout. $780,: and two sets Of heavy har.
ness. Call any time III rear d272Ss Colfax az s..
FoR sALE-WoRK HORSE. floi ALSO SIN
gis harness ness open buggy long delivery
Is GOOD DRAFT HORSES AND farm MARES.
o: to years old. weight 1900 to ], 800; prices
reasonable. 2020 Lyndale Az N. 4
fs1YEAR-oLD HORSE TO SELL FOR CASH OR
L, trade for fresh mich COW. Address 404o,
Journal. ~ II! 81 *ttssss p "a -
FOR LAME AND INTERFERING HORSES TRY
our handmade shoes. Jas. Rowett, 221 It'll st 8.
FROST & CO.'S SALE AND CoMNIssION
~ stables: cash or time:% 218E "a av NJ Y
ss5. TAXES GcoD-s1zEDs WORK HORSE.
Call at 1874 Sd az NJ 5rz 1850. s.
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I COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
XMAS GIFTsPED1GREE SCOTCH COLLIE
|. pups, sable and white. from L to 8 months
old, of McGregor kennel breeding and AL stock;
prices from $40 to $25;s for sale by breeder.
VIM. Thompson. 925 Cedar av s. Tel. Main
POO L2. @g%
FOR sALE-sEVERAL RICHLY BRED Bos.
ton and bull terriers prices reasonable; quail
IL ity considered Camden Park Kennels, 4O4S
4 Bryant av N. T. C. 14408 i3
OH NEAL. $l.e6; OYSTER SHELLS. $50; MICA
crystal grit, 75c per 1QO-lb sack .sI,.
J. II. Smith, 214.216 Hennepin ay
CHOICE FRESH COWS AND sPRINGERs;
must be sold before Christmas at some price;
bull for service. Davis; 306 9Th st s.: s -.
FOR sALE-FIvE GOOD -M1LcH COWS. OR
exchange for dry cows. buggies. harness, cut
tiers or horses. 30OS Pleasant az. as
A VERY FINE NEwFoUNDLAND FEMALE
pup, also a half blood = will be sold cheap.
Paul Koeppen, Stewart, MINI. rs
FOR sALE-A THOROUGHBRED TOY FRENCH
poodle pup; 3 months old. Address Box no.
Lindstrom, MINI. 5+ M
FERRETs FOR CHRIsTMAs RABBIT HUNT.
Ing, IS pair r. @. Fletcher, st. Louis Park.
7. G.. s7410-1. Ss.., 8 59j5a,s - s.
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WAGON BUILDING AND RE
PAIRING

BEST FACILITIES IN THE CITY FOR BUILD.
3ss ing. repairing and painting wagons, trucks.
I. etc., fine carriage and automobile painting a
II speciality. The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Black.
\ smith & WAGON Shop. 1891 4th nv s. -.
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CARPET CLEANING AND RUG
MANUFACTURING 81
->~%)~S~~:~I~~~~~S
BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS: CARPErs
cleaned. Moorish Rug Co.. 1902 Franklin.
MEDICAL

MORPHINE AND DRUG USERS ! CAN CURE
You in from to Z days, can do SO privately
at your home or elsewhere, not the least
| = suffering. Call or write. E. G. Adams, M. D.;
1907 Nicollet av. fat A.
PIEs-DR. n. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL,
list, cures every case. Write for pamphlet:
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis
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WOOD AND COAL

INDIANA EGG, rs; sPLIND, SIS; WISCONSIN
to Washbnrn Coal Co. 10th av N and ed St
! Il; e. q. 13401. ssss "a !.
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Clerks and Salesla dies,

WANTED-ExPERIENCED MATTRESSES AT
once. Creamery Lunch Room, 4426 Hennepin.
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Trades,
al


GOOD CARPENTERS THAT
will unite and enclose a house 41x46 by con-
tract Now listen, no day labor need apply
as I propose to let the enclosing of it by
contract only. N. H. Emmans, S2S Guaranty;
building. X. X: 5.sr- 4. .1 81 ~. 80.
WANTED - FIRST CLASS MACHINE AND
bench men, also glazier. Apply at once to e.
A. Warnstrun, superintendent sash and door
department, Cascade Lumber Co., North Yaki-
ma, Wash. 4 -
WANTED-A MAN HANDY. WITH TOOLS
and generally useful; $40 per month with
room and board for the first two months;
more later if satisfactory. 1885, Journal.
WANTED-MAKEUP FOR LEGISLATIVE
journal forms for January and February; good
wages and ticket both ways. State Publishing
Co., Pierre. s. D. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARNESS MAKER
for custom shop; steady job to the right man.
No boozer. Peterson & Tabraham, Darlington,
DENTISTS wANTED-GooD MECHANICAL
men, also operators. Permanently. Peoples
Dentists Gnc.), Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED-A COMPOSIT0R. LADY OR GENT;
permanent position for competent typesetter.
Courier. Elk Point, s. d.
ANTED-MACHINIsTs. APPLY ROOM 3l4
3 Minnesota Loan & Trust building: none but
2 first-class men.
WANTED MACHINIsTs, EN-
i ployment steady Srothman Iron Co., Supe-
rior Wis.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS WANTED S2b PER
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DISTRICT COURT SESSION
Opening Day of November
Term Occupied in Set
ting of Docket

The November term OF the district
court Of Logan county convened at 10
o'clock thi" morning with Judge Bur
ford presiding.
l.. D. Muxlow was appointed court
bailin
The most OF the day was taken up N
the setting OF the docket there being i26
cases on file
The case OF p D. Woodward vs.. VIII
liam o. Tatte foreclosure of mortgage.
was on motion dismissed al the cost OF
the plaintiff.
Ft. s. y w n r. Co. vs.. NJ, X, & T.
r. r. CO.. injuncton dismissed AT cost
cf defendant
There viii De no session OF court to-
morrow IL being election day. The
grand and petit jurors win probably be
impnened LATER In the wen1
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coloru Straw.

Make a solution of hot water and
tannln allow half an ounce Of tannin
to one gallon Of water and steep the
straw in this solution for several
hours.
Make another solution OF hot water
and glue allowing an ounce Of white
blue TO one gallon of water and pass
the straw through this and dry it IN
tae open air slowly
When dry put through a weak ami.
line dye several times
Straw may also be colulcd by pass
ing It through amy thin. pale sgait
vamish white holding the desired col
Or in the so o1tion.
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Trst published in Daily Leader Nov 8
1867
ORDINANCE NO s20.

An Ordinance appeopriating certain
'ioneys 20 the payment sundry ac-
|ounis End expenses
E III ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
!. AND ccFfNCILMEN OF THE CITY
or GUTHRIE
eectlon 1 That the sum Of 7i6s.7e "a
aFeby appropriated for the purpose OF
ying bills upon the following accounts,
. id which bills have heretofore been ap-
|-oved by the Council to-wit:
Btis on account Of salary sl,4f3.63.
Bills on account Of Are and water
s9flg
IBhis on account OF street and bridge
'8f22
|Bais on account OF pack SGs175
|Bnls on account Of main tap si6.26.
|Bnis on account OF sinking si,756.20.
lBnls on account OF st eet lighting
|82.fo
sBir on account Of street crossing
And the Mayor aud Cft3 Clerk are
rehy directed 10 draw warnuts on
ia accounts for the same Ia favor OF
9 persons 70 whom said bills Nere ale
wei
section 2. This ordlaaucs shall be IN
zee fcom ana after its pas0ee, APP
oval aad publication
Approved this nrsi day o. November
,sBA1l JOHN W DUKE
tested Mayc-
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Testing Flour.

There are several methods OF testing
-four, one of which at least should be-
known to every purchaser Of house
hold provisions.
II -four IS white with a yellowish
straw-color tint it Is good while If it
has a blush coat. or black specks In
Il. It Is the opposite.
Flour can also be tested by its adj
hesiveness ~wet and knead a little Of
soft and sticky it Is poor
II a little hour Is thrown against =
dry, smooth surface aud It fails Ike
powder you may know that II Is not
Of the best quality.
II Hour squeezed in the hand retains
the shape given g. when the hand Is
relaxed, It Is a good sign.
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FEDERATED UNIONS
ENDORSE SMITH,
JAMISON AND HELTON

Headquarters Of Joint Legislative
Board Of the Twin Territories
Shawnee, Okla, Nov 2. 1906.
Dear Sir and Brother We the up-
dersigned members Of the Joint Legis
laiive committee, having investigated
the standing Of
Mr. oRVlLLE r.. SMITH,
IN District No. 25,
Mr.. }. c. JAMIsoN,
Ca District No. &c,
and MR. W. L. HELToN,
in District NO. "a,
in regard TO our legislative de-
mands for the constitutional CON
venuou, fnd that they have agreed
TO support cur demands fin The
strengthen or influence in the con.
yeuuon and We earnestly urge that
you support the above named candi-
dates as your choice on election day
and slst us as laborers and Union
men, irrespective of party and re-
gardless of your future promises and
plicy
We are in this battle for fair play
and Justice to every creed and craft.
We ask your support and unless given
now we are forever doomed. We hcpe
You win give this your earnest
thought and remember the past as to
the Treatment given at the hands Of
monopolies before you cast your vote.
We the committee hope to hear
favorable report from your district
Thanking you for courtesies, we
remain,
Very respectfully,
q e. Duffy, Lexington, Okla, vice
president Farmers Union
w. r. Field, lei Reno, Okla, chair
man brotherhood Locomotive Engin-
eers.
j. r. Gatcber, Elk Indian Territory
o. c. STROBE, Shawnee, Okla. chair
man Brotherhood Locomotive Fire
men,
j. A. Wright, Chickasha, l. U.
D. A. Grafton. Shawnee, Okla,
chairman o Of r. C.
G f. Waring, Lehigh, l. T., chair
man 3. OF r 4.
Pete Hanraty, McAlester l. T.,
president Twin Territories Federation
OF Labor
John L. Brtton, Howe, T. t. Ma
tional Executive Committeeman OF the
new T. NJ w. of A.
j. Harvey Lynch, secretary Of the
American Federation of Labor of the
Twin Territories.
w T. FIELD,
Chairman of Committee.
J. HARVEY LYNCH,
Secretary.
(SEAL)
Legislative Board of State OF Okla
homa b. of L. f.
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PHILADELPHIA ART EXHIBIT.
fRy Associated Press.I

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 5.-The
Pennsylvania Society OF Miniature
Painters opened its fifth annual ex-
nibition today in the galleries OF the
Pennsylvania Academy of inc Arts.
The exhibits this year are more num-
erous and drawn from a wider area
than those that made up the previous
exhibitions Of the society The exhi-
tion will continue three weeks.
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GUTHRIE LECTURE COURSE.

The next eatertainmeut viii be given
by Alton Packard in the First Presby-
te-idn church Friday evening, November
9th lie is ct@toonist humorist and inn
personator combined. Reserved seats al
Douglas store Thursday 1 D. m. Nd
mission soc and Csc
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IN POLICE couRT.

One Johnston plead guilty to a charge
Of drunkenness and was fined Sc.
Luthe- Mackafee waa discharged for
lack OF evidence to convict on a charge
of throwing rotton eggs az the skating
rink
Lula Cole was arrested ON charge
OF dlaorderly conduct Her case was set
for the o'clock afternoon session
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It is now believed that mosquitoes,
among their other attacks upon human
life and health, play an Important part
In transmitting the germs OF leprosy.
That disease is increasing fast In GER
eain parts OF tropical America.
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A Lost Subscribe.

sbe Kedah post Office authorities
ave a somewhat blunt way Of putting
@lngs. Copies ol 4 Penang paper
posted to a subscriber were the otilor
day returned marked "Addrsssee
hinged for MURDER. Bangkok Klaes.
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C6s Great
SAW MIL SCENE
Watch for the Big Parade
ovzseuLED CHALLENGE.
Pawnee County Grand Jury Regularly
Drawn, Says Court.
Special to Daily Leader.

apeclal 70 Daily Leader.
Plwnoe, okla Nov SIN the DIS
uict cou-t Of Pawnee county Judge
Hayasd T. Hlmer overruled the chal-
lenges made hy attorneys 10 the regu-
lar aegay Of the g-and jury holding
that IL had been 3rawn hy the desig-
mated officers
Judge Hainor also refused 10 hold
.Pawnee county liable for damages re-
sultng from defective township bridge.
Walter Lacey was knied. some tine ago.
hecauso Of a detective bridge % Cimar-
run township ana his widow sued the
county for $4,000 damages
A ihsd decision OF importance by
Judgo Eainer gives the county super
lntendeut of schools ana the boa-i Of
county commissioners fun powers IN
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LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
Omaha 200, be lower
Kanso~ city 900, SC lower.
Chicago 600, Sc lowe-.
HOGS.
Chicago 600. 1Oc lower
Kansas Ciy-15 600, 10c lower
Omaha--i0, O0O zoe lower.
There will be no Kansas City market
report tomorrow on account Of election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

Foxy Grandpa Let the children draw
and see the play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
If You Don't See It, You Lose
Prices -25c, a5c, soc and 75c

forming school district D. undarics
The United states gmad jury at
Pawnee returned hfty-f9ur true bills
during tine past week the great ma-
jority of them being fo- violations OF
the LIQUOR laws in regard TO selling to
Indians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE
Corn unchanged
Wheat 4 up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
BEGIN
Next Wednesday
ENID vs.. GUTHRIE

seen in a box at the Brooks, when he is
net out of the city. Col. Cherry Is over six
feet tail with a breadth Of beam pro-
7ortionate TO oa~ry a weight OF consId-
erable more than SEQ pounds, and in
appreciation of this fact Manager Brooks
has provided for him a splendid Ieath-
er-upholstered easy chair. much TO the
satisfaction and comfort Of The genial
colonel
Frank Lucas now presidcs at the tick
CT office at the BrooNs.
Real estate agents are stiIl complain
ing loudly over the lack of houses fct
rental purposes.
Judge Olsmith is stll toying TO learn
the IDENTITY of the person that poisoned
his favorlte hunting dog
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
The rlarketss

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