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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

TIE CoTTAGE$IN{B BON AIR IS READY
q for the accommodation Of Its summer
:. board rs. Aa ApplY.a Mrs. e. III. DUMMIES
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iSiARCoNIss WI RELEss sToCK-I S538 AM
tsf special agent for sale OF AIarconi Wires
less Securities. Ire less II leg raphyEgis
Immense possibilities for large profits
38 oflalnvcstnents& OF a few hundred dol
x lars In formation chcerfully furnished
to progressive people who desire ilrst-
class lnvest n,ent. @. Az RICHARDSON.
Ebel Building flgI
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WILL DISPOSE OF UNEXPIRED
ii corner E5S " arehouse, 5 four floors ~ and
basement; possession a. september S# 1st.
Apply for particulars to G go. care this
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WANTED. Pay SUMMER BoARDDRs. "A
large. cool III shady yard, With modern
sconyeniences; rs one mile from BedIord
u City, Va. 5s ssss .sgs3
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REAL EsrATE:-For5 Rent.

FOR ri Nir--T q 7N IS 4 I'D & OrT Au ng
4 atl Wilpughby Beach; ono 20 70 l1is sat q
4 oness7 rooms, connected App " 70 "a.
Is 81 co OPER, 245 Nal In Stree ~ orfoiK,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

WANTED, h. WHITE LADIES TO SEW
on sewing machines: light work; steady
Positions NJ AY M MAlNUF'ACTURING
E& Co, No. z Governor Street. ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

FOR RENT-sTO REIIO UsD 81 n = 40
feet near Eighteenth and Frank, Y
1 streets, 80 per month Apply to % r.
& NETT, 1912 q, FRANKLIN. 5aj5 XXI
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$SHE \, WANTED - FEMALE

x NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MI n tPERsoN @ MAY
a earn i4o to so monthly at home in spare
time corr esponding for newspa pers; no
canvassing; experience 81 hunhec essary
Send for par ticulars. 8a PRESS 5SYND1-
S CATE, Lockport, N. y. sS 5|884s q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

CHEERS WAMT1I5p1ILTI7IanI - 3 sG q 81
Pa1airh. N, C..S- needs amen; and women
8 teanhers Of aliTgradeS, good salaries ;
special proposition during next ten o '7ty =
ii Particulars free. 5Ef AZ NY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

WANTED SUMMER BOARD OF FAM
@dlyBof four people near Chestnut Hill or
I Lakeside car line. Apply g. We LAH-
Il MANS Phone 81. IA III il,i
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yy.ANT'No. !ON1S FtRsT-CLAss RIgGDR;
] 4 T.sW1LsON N, r oom DOS, Mutual l.l
Il Building. H Il a 40 Il IN
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WANTED. PARTYsS3WTrH AiONEYtsTO
&Finyest7lin fine n paying business; large
N profit. Address II s37, care this ofilce,
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WANTED - REaIsTERD I'D DRUG GIIsr;
davs AZ Box a. Fred cricksburg.Y Va
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FOR RDNT-AN APARTMENT on, IL Z
rooms, With bath al modern improve
& ments. liz South Third Street, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

LADIES no WORK ON PIECE WORK
b S. per doz.; all materials furnished no
{ canyassing;s steady a work guaranteed;
q send stamped envelope. BEST My.
CO.. Chnmplaln Bldg, Chicago. ~. <
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ROOMS.FOR RENT.

1eCOIJPT,E DESIRES TORRENT IlRDLD
!, = IL civ Az papered S rooms. convenlent So 20
4 bath; GOOD locality, to a couple Hurai
4 r tier Carrier No. q, ~ tSastsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

TEACHERs Z. WANTED NJ OF ALL
j grades; schools needing principals =, Or
Teachers Address CENTRAL TE = Oh
III ERS' AGENCY.S Box -, Richmond, q.
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Help Wanted ale and Female.

TEA CHEERS WANTDD--MANYS SPLEEN y \
g5Idid openings; y superintendent. prlncl-.
pals music can r ust si teaoh
~ et,,1 Guaranteed enrollm ent terms
sHnRIDANs Il AZ nNCY Greenwood eel !! ''o' ~
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yyANTND-rlr-r'Y5 ,S5GHNTLEAENF FOR
IA high schools, three ladies' for piano aI,d
Vocal, one for elocution and physical c1l
culture teachers Of all grades s I,h q
supplied at short Us REV !. "a 1sa ~.
#CRIDLIN Manager the Virginia leacil-
ers'T Burelu, 9Manches ester, Va. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

jsALEsMAN tWANTEDRIO SELL GROC-5
ET ers druggists 81 and sconfectlonors; 500
per month and expenses. CALIFORNIA
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2! i 81 e & q Statesmen.

SAL z 8 MA FN--FI ER8T-CL LASS. ALL
gst d round hustler to cover tunoccrpieds and
virgin territory: a technical ss experience
sun essary q $50 n VI ekly g expcr1ses ID.
45svanced. s SALES MANAGER, Box IT'S.
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PAPER HANGING.

ITHE BEST IWoRKMANsHIP IN THE
4 vail paper, line IN the soNtl; workmsn
WSTTMELTON, sl2 North First Street
siPhone. 2Q27, sall.l So ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

FOR 4 SALE ~ STAPLE VI AND 81 FANCY.
a grocery store |. largest in the famousSre-
& son, other buHlt ess. q Will SCI at 3inven-
y tory. Address Box $50, Southern Pines,
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WANTED, "A III CRY SOLICITOR ,M ,I 2
sell building material IN and ar Gun
Richmond. Address g 4e0, caro- ms OF -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

ywANTiTD,-A HAND 1RoNBR; WouLaDI
lease or sell q small slaunddry 9 oa. q =
opening good population. 1000. Address tlI1l'eA
/. sRox 81. gWaynesboro, Va.Es3' -.------
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AGENTS ON SALARY oTs y CoAiN1s-
4 sion. Tho greatest agents seller. ever
X buys II Z on sight NJ 200 to 900 per cent
profit: ef;agent's n sales afiiounted " TO-
I $500 2 In slx days II another 80 In two
81 hours 3 MONROE MI G. $ &C sS ~
CrOsae. L. ~ VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

WANT1D).---BY 4 Z IA 4 YoUNd B LADY 4 on
experiences, position n family t. , sgac 4
axrhnn rei. F Address MISS y, Bot tina,
Fauquier county, Va. II Y \
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WANTED "A YOUNG LADY, 70 ST. g
stiot1 as assistant stenogrnp h err Hn1villg
4. oniyf iin1ited experience, would give ser
vicSs without compensation for q short
y period. 4 Address ID 40, caro- this oftlce. 5l.sl
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+ HELP 'VyAN'TED fale.

n class tion-union men; Fsteady work, fare
( paid. Call M at d Letting Ion Hotel. ~.
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1CN0rd- meSTDiSpaChvVdn Ads 0Ver1o0o00Pe0p
BUSINESS PPoRrUNrT1Ess

" own; a 81 UAB1li
E chemical process desires 70 NEE q Cd ii
~ list who Will advance Is, 900 upon aat
sgisfaetory terms; Or Will sell half intor
es;t Object M erect sfial!
Oh Sa commercial scala have d buyei
lst for upofis The party see Ing d sttlak
plan tyo INK can et thor y cell 4ss tht
}tfaeflire gooda; large demand lei tor tn
cl,etrilcal # For ~ full s4 details; address
t !, ok P y Z II I'm Gu re- this Of.
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ROOMS WANTED.

S,vAMrED. CDNTRALLY LOCATED,
stata location OF room and terms, APP
piy j 1858, care this office, \, N
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~ N ~ lt5rl1l q 3l3 77llI5I7 T.li {
DENTISTRY.

sOIITHERN DENTAL 8R OOA1s. OPPC
a ina lions and estimates free. III 8s 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

BLUE INCORPORATING HOME, IN
III lovely scenery, rear tation; = large,
modern house and building; good farm !;
orchards gardens; s!xty-elght acres
"a STARR RAVENDALD,5t5 3t Green wood
Depot, Albemarle county, Va, 3IS55 "A MI
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WANTED, GOOD s1E; ~. 9G sIlaTisnea:
can glye Ss f9Sah aisp good
n a ~, nniy$ ~ South Tenth Street q {
once. All ERTCAN 8 SHOCK BINlD-'lEE1stt
4 C,ORPORATION.+ a.. 80
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IS r,i,tnber y w ~ t hon rders innIa-
4 ria; s. safest Battling ,1on coasts house
4 parties d. spe cialty; satiafnotion g 1an,-
b anteed. Address IJAMESTONVNSS}CC CO.
iSRTAGE, Cape Henry, Va. a \ 4 S5ff3si 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

JTAN,r led ,g1,NvI1N,rY-F1vIC LABOReYE,IR1 s
Apply j Y, 4 \, WILSON A'ner'ca go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

LADIES no Make SANITARY BELTS;
material all cut ready to sew; 81. 20 per
5s dozen; particulars n stamped envelope.
.lCNOX co. dept. s231, Chicago. Ff SIKH &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

-FOUR OR five BoARDERsnC AN (, Be IE9
II accommodated at Mrs. TURNlEY'S, on
4 sThlrty-third Street. Forest Hill PARK. J.
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BOARDING.

ROARDBRs WANTED FOR TWO De p
= sirab1e1 rooms:Eals o table boar ders. Ap-
ply 2lS East Main Street
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LADIES q FOR SHADOW g$ D r. ! WING!
easily earned at home; stamped LenYolops
* for particulars address BUREAU tS
II ART, 1917 Ind ana AVE.
Chicago. r u M q KS n, II Il Re-, y ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

CORPD1 T. % M g ONTR OLI4ING Y b u IL
ness est t!lsl,ed IS $50 desires energetic,
3 experienced bus!noss man 10 handle
8fbrnnch Office; salary 81, 800 and coirltnis-$
6 sions; irvestmcnt.of $1,000 and upwards
IN n1ld unauestionableg references REQUIRED.
Address Box $40, Madison, wis. tt3sss5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
PARDON GRANTED TO
EDW ARD HOSKINS

C vernon Fraak Frautz has granted a
pardon 60 nd iIosklns serving pcnlton-
tiary senteuee f5r participation in one Of
the holdet Daylight bank cobb les
eve pulled on in oklahoma
VA company with Jim Burns and
IA Crcwcli. be held un Amos scatcl
IA the baak Of sirond on Jus .. 1901.
with the int.utlon Of rohblng the
bank ~ which scaion was cashier
All oi ihc bank money WIS locked mp.
however and an the lot they got
WIS scaton's watch ana revolver, TO-
rether with $3.50 in money.
Hopkins and Burns were captured
BOON aftcr the obhc-y and both sent
dv the road IIoekin3 was Gene
,lricd on October ai 1901 of robbery
in the second desrre Crcwcr was
not arrested min het March. WHOM
hc was caught az Hope ArS lie has
been living m Bpwuns Green KY most
of The tim snce tho hbc-g and was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

Secretary Taft has Travelled lc1.00a
niles or four times the distance
around the world at tho equator. since
May "a, 1900. When be became gov,
ernor general OF the Philippines. IN
the Eve and a hali years since his call
from The federal bench he has spoa
$50 days on She ocean, or almost ont
yoaT he has passed six weeks on raH
road trains Most @, ,h.s has com. ID
hi9 three trips 10 the pbi.pM i,
OF hom By Way OF Rome and his tso
lrlls TO the isihmus. Tteso facts.
whleh oamc ont ia rFrrat rersoat,
rolyr .saiica, show soro hiar 90 De-.
demaad 20 Idalie PCS uAs n u.s
" of Amcr''a asa wClia eaW-G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ParsHal Presented 4, an Approeiatlve
Audience Lest Night.

"Pasifd" WIS Drc7cutcl nt ths
Brooks n9i alght 20 ah apprecntivo aidi'
cncc Strangely enough it was rot "a
packed house bat everyone who takes the
theatre scrlouHy could not afford to be
absent wondsous ana beautiful is the
sio OF "Pardfal Truo IL is tho dra-
matization Of tho grolt wasneran mas
terplccc but so well IS tie story told that
the abseuca Of the mueic Of the great
Ge-mnn COMP cr Is scarcely aotiocd af-
a., tha curtain rises Tho dincvnce
bet-sccn "PnrslfaW n opera ANA In
drama is that the ltt is moro easily
understood.
'Parslfh" is the ola. OIL story of the
pucst for lho Holy Gai beautifully
rciuld rho author. Wu Dynch r bc-ts
makes no claim TO originality ga tae pro-
duction but announces on the bills that
he has taken freely from tbs vorsos Of
Wolfram Won Escheabaci and Cseticn de
rrnyca fr his story Il is the same sweet
story pf redemption which has been
fought for me-c than thirty generations
IN Cathedral, church and home. 'par-
sih" dramntizad is nothing more tha1
splendid etellins OF tho story with
added chufm ana sweetness
Aided hy much that Is modern the
auth has stm preserved much Of tho
mysticism at the story which was gv3n
Il ~ the l'ric poet Of the past. The
sha-p analysis ~ character has also been
wen sustained throughout the whole pro-
ductiou.
The producing company was well-bal-
anc d, the chief criticism being IN the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
PRICE TAKES
AN APPEAL
WAS CONVICTED OF
MANSLAUGHTER
AT SAYRE
HE Had BEEN PROSECUTED
Feud Had Existed Between
Price and YandeIl

W p Price who was convicted Of
fndnslaughtor IA tie second degree in
ihe distsici court Of Roec Mills county
Few wocks ago and sentenced TO three
wears In the pcnhcntlsry for killing
Hood Napdell ana jim Parks IN a saloon
ia sayre 81 septambce rs. 1908 has ap-
qcalcd as case ta the sunrcmo court
AN tie aartics were resiients of Cree
county living IN the vicinity Of Bet
tina
For several wears before tho kinmg
thrrp had been a fuel between Price
aud gang Of young rowdlcs IN the
vicinity lie had been witness
against them ga ease brought for "a
disturbance at country school house
and aftc that no was continually har-
assod ~ VARIOUS way. Ills barns were
.burucd with al their contents. evident
iy by incrnlimics, and other propcrts
aboat hls nlaco was destroyed IN vac
rious ways.
Psicc ana h's son Walter were to-
gcther ia the salaon on the day Of tho
killing whon Yalien ana Pa rs enter
cd. Just how the shooting started is
not known but theee shots were fired
both PARKS and Yandel being fatal
ly wounded and Walter Prico shot IN
the leg The Prices claim that the
FIRST nhot which STRUCK Walter Price
was ilrcd 10y lShroll and that the el-
der II ice ihen nfcI m self-dcfcnsc The
claim - the prosecution was, however
That an th4cc shots were fired by price,
iiis ono which struck hts son heing a
wIid one
The caso ~ c. W. Iongan guardian
of John Maas insane, ys. Mary =. Dun
uyor from Paguc eount, WAS Also i'p-
pealcd TO tho uuprcme caut today. II
iavolved III, possession of certain land
IN Payne county on which Mrs. pun-
nycr had forccloscl mortgagc. Lon-
gan claims that decd 10 tho lana pur-
rc.ting % have been givn by Mas is
Invalid because Il WAS made since he
hfe-nr insane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
Hay for sheep

The best hay for sheep consist Of
clover and the tame grasses Timc.ay
hay by itself IS not SO pr5ltably fed
as IS the same hey whea aiNoc witu
clover The timothy hay Is composed
Of too is-sc quantities of fatforming
elements and has a too small propor-
lion of protein. This latter gives
great vigor 10 the sheep and goes
to make mus lies and the more sub.
Itautlal portions OF the carcass.
strangely, only a minority OF the own.
urs Of sheep have as yet fonnd on,
that the clayers make a moro prce,
able hay for sheer than The mcle can
moaly usSd gras g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

Orange cream is new ard delicious
Soak a half package Of granulateI
gelatin in a half cupful OF cold water.
Soald a pint OF milk, pour II over the
yolks of i've eggs beaten until lignt
with the grated Rnd of an orange and
one cupfui of sugar. Cook and stir
like custard. Take on, add the gela.
tin, stir until dissolved and strain
When cool add the strained Juice Of
five oranges. When thickening add a
pint Of cream whipped to : solid
froth. When very thick heap in paper
cases. Just before serving sprinkle
with yetow hundreds and thou
Sands.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
"Lost ~ New York.

90 n Now York w'i Pee seen at
he Hrooks thento Thu sda. Nov 20.
II Is one &C the mas' original aud popl-
ia- comedy dranas that has bcen pro-
duced IA thc last decale, Tho dialogue
Is crisp and bright. aad dcgcrihcs q story
of ugn and low nfc in n great city tmt
Is not only O. uc to lifc. but ut the slme
time, meets all me fcguiromonts of tho
play go"r for au action where SUR
priscs follow each other $50 swiftly as 10
at times take the nudicuce on their ret
Tho rroucry is striking iu appcoctnca
ana "A fitting frame fo, the beautiful
stage picture presented.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
40 nAPPY EoR Lie.

Great happiness came into the home
Of $. .. Blair, school slperintendent. a.
st. Albuns, W. Va. when his little
daughter was restored fom the dread
rul complaint he uamcs. Ilc says my
little daughter had ST. Niius Dance
which yielded Go mo- treatment but grew
steadily WORSE upul as last rcsort We
.ried Hcct-ic Blttc-s: and / rcjoice to
say, thrcc bottles cncctI Il complete
cure" QmcN. sure cure ~ nervous com
plaiuts, general debility FINALE weak
Iesscs Impoverished blood and malaria.
Gudpntced by an dug stores. Price soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

Good FOR everything salve Is used
for ana especially recommt ndcd Tor piles.
That Is what we say or DOWi'cs Witch
Hazel Salve on the market for years
aad standby in thousalds of families
Get DeWltrs. Sold by c. r. Ronfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

In LoEdon a child Is born every
three minutes. and a death Is recorded
every fVe minhtos. The city contains
700 railway stations. 5000 omnibusas.
1000 hansoms, $4,000 cabs and 7.ON
tram cars Daily 100000 persom
sreyel on underground railways
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

Give children n rcmedy With pleas
ant taste Don't forcc unpleasant medl
,ino down thei~ ti-oats Keancdy's Lax
ative tcontiining) Honey and Tar L.
most pleasant TO take. children like
and as relief Tor colds coughs, eto
there Il nothing better No opates. Con-
forms to National Pure Food and Dgus
Law. Sold by G. r. Rcnf-o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27
"Happy Hoonoae 'rlp Around the
Wor

Lustily ana with might ana maip do
the artists ln tho "illnoc n o1lisaus
Tip Around the World, whhh VIII be
the attraction at the Hrooh ol N ndas
leNt work t. cntcHnm tloir auli lca
Whom the company WAS engaged for iho
present edition of this n1hula 90 au
force c'mciio3 tae management secrad
the services OF thc vcry best Talent thnt
could hc secured The mlltcr of sa-
aries was np object lo1g as cach
part in the comedy could ha llcd hy tho
artist who was the best qualified by
personality and muAmont7 % iu a.
The result is an agsr saton of como
dams aad slaser which s distinctly
high class Thcr 40: "a melioc p"r-
former On the cnuro organzatioo ani
SOME Of the memhors are stars of Che
vesy nrt GLASS;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

TVYT0 "A Bnnch q N-y8.
coming attraction th1t VIII onl,d
amusement an claHsca of he7trc-
goors IS the sparkling fa.ce com. ,y
IIoyts "a Bunch Key4 oa sunday
nlsht al tha Brooks. ha cfs, iacWJcs
cleyer farce comcdy fivorii catchy
songs, charming dauccs big uovclty acts
ana p-to-date specnltics aro among the
pleasing features onc sd hy the auuc-
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

Clptan Clarlc BlFctt arrived il the
city this morning from Shawnee 10 att
tcnd IA m-rdns of th7 board Of surrey
of tnc National tua ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

rhorouEa course or Bookkeeping and
storthand al greatly reduces rates
Good positions secured OF money re
funded. Ask our hundreds of graduates
and thelr employers about us CLIP thii
ad matt 90 us arG receive large illus
trated catalogue free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

satin skin powder being best made IT'S
best for you Flesh white, piak brunei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

llndwan the tailor, No ~ East OK
lahomR aye0pe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

"si puukard" win DC a tha Brooks
title role comes Go the Brooks tonisht
The play tccms with quips OF human nae
uQ. and One Is hr usht very close to
humanity without ts civilized frius
without hs nas Hons ulducei by dis
similaton. with all ils faults ana some
of its vices THE sentim nts aro plure
clcan and Wholesome, wlth n Consistent
reminder cf hoyh2od or cl-.hood dass
which at tmo brings just ursuapiciou of
moisture a. the cy s. Ra'ocmhcr the
date and secure your seats il advance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

sinnl laxative cough s5rup acts as "a
carthartic on 'ro bowels u Is made
from the tpr s-,hc-ing nom the aiae
trces OF our own county therefore is
the best FOR children. II IS good for
coughs. colds, Group, wtoopng cough
etc. T-y ou7 free ofier Sold Ly J. y.
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-27

"sl mmRa Q" win Dee 40 mo Boozs
tonight pr'ccf 25c Soc SOC aul 11c
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Speaker Cannon aud MIR. s,enen.

Speaker Cannon and MIR. SteffcnS.
Lincoln Stenens came To Washing
ton few weeks ago and discovered
Congress. Speaker Cannon IL an
important adjunct al Congress and
Mr. Steffens sought an interview
with him The interview was no
light affair. II dealt with basic prin-
ciples and there was much In ~
about the constitution, functions.
prerogatives, elemental rights. inner
ent tendencies and the like. The
speaker was sitting squarely on the
back of his neck and had consumed
| cigars by the time the ordeal was
over and Mr. Steffens had discov-
cred a lot OF things. Then came "a
more momentous discovery. Uncle
Joe" lowered his feet, pulled him
self together. and. rising. laid pa
ternal hand on MIR Stefren's shout
der
Mr. Steffens," he said. you are IA
migaty Lrght y""rE man. Yod
Weld q ready enc a facile pen
might even cali IL trenchant | am
glad you came to Washington-glad
for your sake and for the country's.
Mr.. Steffens," the speakers voice
grew even more earnest--"do you
know what | would do with you II
| owned you? BY that | mean IL
| had control OF you AS your pub
fishers have? Well, ia keep you In
Washington for a spell I'd give you
| plenty OF time To so to the bottom
of things. I'd have you study IA
great deal of law, saturate yourself
with Blackstone, as IL were and then
ia have you take mp the constitu-
| ton and study that in the light OF
the law you had learned. And then
I'd have you turn your attention to
the organization OF this government
take the various parts to pIecns
and put them together again, as 1t
were. And then I'd have yon take
up our public men-the president.
the members OF his cabinet. anu the
| leaders of Congress-and subject
them To the closest scrutiny-sort %
turn an Nray on them, as IL were
And then'--a long pause-"after
about 10 years. I'd have you write
something
81 don't know" added the speak
er, as he bowed the explorer out OF
the room. but that I'd have you
devote 20 years to study before be-
ginning To write. Cleveland Lead