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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

T.. F Cow is IN Ripley
MS Judge Garland, Of Seward. is IN
the city today visltng frierds.
United States Marshal John Abernathy
returned this morning from Hobart
where he has been atteadi.s court
Miss Ethel Orne- arrived last night
from Kansas city 60 witt her parents
Mr.. ana Mrs J. C. orne-. on East Harri-
son avenue.
D. J. r. Furlong Of Boulder. Colo,
and Judge Asa Jones Of oklahoma City
were in Guthrie last night Or Fu-long
nourished in Guthrie ten years ago and
his hewhiskered mug smiled out from
many a dead wall as the coming Mes
riah healer" since D.. John has struck
Il -ich In a Colorado Uine.
J. l.. Weimhold. Of Fremont. Neb.
Is in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-09

The best $500 shoe for Men and wo.
men In cuthrie.-Roblnsons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-09
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9. 1906.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Leader IS authorized TO announce
the name Of Senator j. a Menefee. II
ca ncgie. Oklahoma. as candidate for
state treasurer subject to the action Of
Tie Democratic state convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-09

Lax-etS 5 E Ec.ss, sSss. s:at e l.!.'i.. e..
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Wen. here's hopin'.

-BetLsr eyerybody Ed togsLher.'
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NorIcE no srnscnTRERs.

NOrICE TO sUBSCHIBEEs.
In the event Of delivery being im2er-
feet or papers being rolled, twisted or
mutilated, subscribers are urged to make
immediate complaint to the business Of
Gee IN person, by phone % by mail
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Washington News eureau--ts4s q. ST.,
S.
New York oHice-t5o Nassau 81.
Chicago oHiee.-willlams & johnson,
Marquette building.
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Official County Paper,
official City Paper.

'rhe Leader is member OF the Asso-
ciated Press ana receives the day tele-
graph report Of that great news organi-
cation for exclusive aftern, on publication
In Guthrie and 80 miles radius.
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E. F. COW is in Rlpley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-09

Ms Judge Garland, Of Seward is n
the city today yisitlng frerds.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
NEW CORPORATIONS

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the office of Secretary of State
Houser as follows
Century Zinc Co., Milwaukee, capital
stock $4,000; incorporators, Henry f.
Cochems, Adolph Kannenberg and OF
to Kuenzli.
Ladewig & Stock Co., Waukesha,
machinery manufacturers, capital
stock $4,000; incorporators. w. q.
Ladewig, Henry F. Stock and Charles
w. Newbury.
Society S. La Liberia Giovanni Da
Procida of Wisconsin, Milwaukee no
capital stock; incorporators, Vim
cenzo Maddalena, Nunzio Maniaci anc
Lorenzo Millunzi
Maxwell & Stillman. Milwaukee
by 4. G. Maxwell, president, and II.
NJ Stillman, secretary, filed an
amendment increasing the capital
stock from $4,000 to 100000 and
changing the name to Maxwell.
Forbes & Stillman Co.
Der Deutsche Krieger verein Won
Two Rivers una Umgegend, no capital
stock; incorporators, Heinrich Koch.
Paul Backus and John Reinke.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
TICKLING HUMAN VANITY.

Few people realize how profitable
the trade of tickling human vanity is.
and how many different forms It en-
ploys. There are obscure newspapers
and nominal magazines that live by it,
and provide good incomes for their
editors. 1t is quite common to find
upon centre tables luxuriously bound
and printed volumes whose contents
consist entirely of fulsome puffs.
Each profession. trade, avocation.
and association has its library of
memorabilia of persons of the kind
who, in Lowell's phrase were created
TO NIL up the world. The writer re-
members seeing in the lest room" OF
remote farmhouse morocco bound,
gilt-edged volume upon the notabilities
OF the country, which contained biog-
raphy and engraved portrait of rusti-
Gus horribilis himself. The original
volunteered the information that his
niche in the local pantheon had cost
him a sum, which, on later converse
ton, was disclosed to be larger than
a years interest on the mortgage en-
numbering the farm. Wilbur Larre-
more. in Atlantic.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
THE PROLIFIC FLY.

The biologist brushed fly out of
his beard.
1T is early for these pests" he
said. 81 wish we could exterminate
flies. They are as useless and as harm
full as snakes.
And how prolific! From June to
September the average fly mother &C.
cumulates family of 100000 chill.
dren. If these children lived, the flies
would crowd mankind off the earth.
But flies, as 1t fortunately happens,
are particularly afflicted with micro
scopic parasites and with innumer-
able sorts of germ diseases. These
things kill them off, and they are also
killed off by birds. bats and toads.
An odd fact about flies is that they
never sit down. They could il they
would-their hind legs would fold
under them like dogs or a horses.
But, no; no sitting down for Mr.. Fly.
He comes into the world on his feet
and on his feet he departs. Think OF it.
not to sit down once from birth to
DEATH"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08

than ever before for thoroughly COM
petent, digniied, mature women.
trained and experienced in some line
Of business and upon whose judgment
and intelligence an employer may rely.
I secured very valuable woman
for large dry goods store not long
ago. In order to induce her to change
from former place the store owners
were Obliged almost to double her sal
airy. This woman has been for twenty
years accustomed to the handling of
laces. She commenced by selling
them-now she buys them, going
abroad three times year for that
purpose. Her work is one of great
responsibility Do you think for mo-
ment it could be done by a young
woman? over thirty" would GER
tainly be a fiattering figure at which
to place her age. She's so if she's a
day.
Business men, too. such as law
yers, bankers, and brokers, to whom
are intrusted many absolutely conf
Dental matters. are at last realizing
that the average young girl OF Is,
fresh from some business college, and
with absolutely no experience and
perhaps not much common sense, is
not the sort of person to whom they
dare to intrust weighty business cor
respondence and other details.
Years ago we did not dare send
out woman over rs without stating
this fact to her prospective employer;
in fact, rather apologizing for her lack
of youth. That's all over now, and
when a man wants a thoroughly ex-
perienced woman to look after his
confidential mail and personal affairs
the preference is given every time to
such woman as the advertisements
describe as not under 80.
"Of course, it goes without saying
that seuch a woman must be prepos-
sessing in appearance, for a certain de-
gree of good looks and an attractive
manner go long way in the selec-
ton of woman for any sort of bust
ness"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
Ten Tips.

Brussels has a clock that the wind
winds.
Women are invariably much longer.
lived than men.
Measles is q disease imputed large.
ly to the eating of pork.
Salmon, pike and goldfish are the
only fish that never sleep.
Spanish bull-hghters average $4,000
year. Stars sometimes get $4,000
a performance.
Van Eyck, of Bruges, originated the
art of painting in oils in the four
teenth century.
Some insurance companies refuse
to issue policies on the lives of those
who dye their hair.
In Japan there are families that
have conducted the same business
for 500, 700, and even 1000 years.
Among the Dyaks of Borneo a
youth may not marry till he can
show the skull of an enemy slain in
battle.
The only test required of recruits in
the Chinese army is that they are
able to make a running broad jump
of six feet.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
On the Rail

Western Passenger association lines
have declared Christmas home-going
rate of one fare and one-third. The
Burlington made the first announce
ment. The rate viii apply to Western
Passenger and Southwestern Passen-
ger association territory. irrespective
of distance. In the past, the rate has
of 200 miles. The Central and South
eastern Passenger associations have
been notified of the rate, and may use
it for basing purposes. Tickets will be
on sale Dec. 20, %. "a and 25 and 80
and 81, with a return limit of Jan A.
Passenger agents report that bust
ness is keeping up extraordinarily
well, some of the roads even enjoy.
ing an increase over last month. It
is remarkable that passenger business
is keeping up so well, considering the
heavy movement of the summer
months, when the roads did the best
business in their histories. A pas.
senger official says that children are
a strong factor in the condition of pas
senger traffic. He pointed out that
when the children are in school par
ents have to stay at nome and take
but few railroad trips. During sum-
mer parents are not hampered in that
respect. When they go ON a visit
they can take the children along.
Some of the ablest traffic officials
express the belief that the maximum
passenger rate between the Atlantic
and the Missouri will be cents
mile within two years. Attempt to
prevent the 2-cent rate inauguration
in Central Passenger association, Nov.
L has been abandoned. The trouble
arose primarily from the 2-cent rate
laws passed by several eastern states.
liberalization of lines of the Chi
cago & Northwestern railroad in Chi
cago and outside of it's limits for a
distance within radius of so miles is
| reported as being planned in connec.
ton with the construction and eleva-
ton work on the West side. Other Chi
cago roads are also said to be looking
ahead to the abolition of coal burn
ing engines and the electrification of
thelr lines after the plan of the New
YORK Central New York & New Hay-
en- and the Erie roads in the west.
IL Is now believed that the railroads
are planning to secure control of the
Chlcago Edison and the Common
wealth Electric companies as the first
step toward electrification. John F.
wallace, formerly chief engineer Of
the Panama canal, has been associated
with engineers and experts at work
upon plans of the Chicago & North.
western roads new terminal and other
inl.'a vements.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
No. for Miss wiIbeforos.

William wilbeforce had devoted
sister, She is credited with having
won his election for him during his
membership of parliament from Hull.
The story goes that one day a number
OF partisans began tremendous
cheering, crying Miss wIlbeforce for
ever'" upon which she stepped for,
weird and, with admirable tact. re-
piled; Gentlemen. thank you:
but, believe me. do not wish to be
Miss Wilbeforce fSTsyer!' Her
brother was returned at the hsaa Of
the poll.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
Immense Trade of HAMBURG.

The North German Gazette publish.
ed some figures from the statistics re-
iatlng to the trade of Hamburg, which
viii shortly be issued by the bureau
OF commercial statistics OF that port.
From these it appears that the sea-
borne merchandise exported and i'm
ported during 1905 amounted in all to
lf,S74,2ls tons, with a value of ST.
2os, $4,000. As compared with the pre-
cedfng year. this shows an increase
Oh 100000 tons in volume and of
Sl2S,sO0,OO0 in value. The main in
crease was in the imports, but ex-
ports also exhibited a substantial ad.
vance.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
About so Far.

A senator from central western
state sought an interview with the
president, asking him to appoint to a
foreign consulate an applicant to
whom the senator was in some way
bound. but who was heartily dis.
liked by reason of his Offensive per-
sistence in seeking favors.
Where do you want him sent?'
the senator was asked.
At this the senator took a step or
two to the center of the room.
where stood large globe. Putting
one arm around it as far as he could
reach, the senator said:
Il don't know what locality my
finger touches, but please send him
there"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
Shoes Tell About Girls.

A rainy day along fremont street.
opposite the Common, is complete
psychological education, moving
panorama of character studies. 1t Is
the guileiess youth who Is contemplate,
ing matrimony To take observations.
Perhaps he will think better of it,
afterward. You can pick out every
type and variety of woman with the
mere tail of your eye. No need to
see her face. You can tell her very
age. occupation, temper and tempera-
ment-by her pettiooats,
There is more personality In the
hang of the toniest ruffle than in the
tilt OF the most impertinent nose, in
the turn OF heel than in the curve of
the chin, in the twinkle of petticoat
than in the twinkle of an eye. The
ancient Turks were wise when they
invented the fashion of yelling
women's faces and leaving their an
kles on exhibition. For a face may
lead man astray-but a foot. neverl
A coquette may train her eyes to Sc
robustness and her smile 10 soft ap
peal. but she could no more help
choosing high-heeled paper soied
shoe and an open-work stocking and
holding her skirts at an acute angle
than she can help breathing. She Is
always little too pronounced. a lit
tie too exaggerated In her attempts to
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
lover Thirty.

over thirty and mot under thirty
are business requirements wnich are
becoming more and more frequent
where the services OF a woman are
desired.
In almost every such case the salary
is above the average. and the qualih
cations are those which It would be al
most impossible for very young
woman to count among her assets.
The characteristics usually demanded
in such instances are executive coil.
ity." tact" and good Judgment"
The head Of large commercial es.
taolisnment, making a speciality of
supplying business women for all sorts
OF work, in speaking OF this subject re-
Gently, said:
Il have more applications nowadays
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
The Ribbon Craze.

Following on the popularity of hav
ing everything copied from old his.
torical models, we have now got back
to the picturesque necklace OF the Rey
nolds portraits-just a long piece o.
black ribbon, satin or silk, according to
taste. passed around the neck eithe1
once or twice, and having pearl, gen
orally a pear-shaped one, sewn, to
each end and hanging down the front
There is really distinctive mark Ia
this touch of black introduced into
some of the gay hued garments of TO
day. Indeed, the craze for ribbon
wearing is great. and bids fair to
grow still greater.
Striped ribbons, chine ribbons
aoral ribbons. ribbons with colored sat.
in borders, broad ribbons, narrow rib
oons, all are now extremely popular
and are used most lavishly for ont
purpose or another, and often as =
aair trimming in addition.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
Disastrous Texas Fire.

Hillsboro, Texas. Nov Fire here
last night did damage to the amount
of $4,000, when the entire block oc-
cupded by the c. F. Graham Dry Goods
company burned.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08
HEALTH AND BEAUTY CHATS.

Do you know how to hold your
head? Nine women out OF ten don't.
1t is the rarely exceptional woman VINO
doesn't LOOK best Win the cnin up
and the head he'd BACK. TINS pose
has g tendency 70 keep the cnIn N
good contour, 10 encourage an up.
hlting Oh the eyelids, and 10 cuiuyats
a becoming expression around Lns
mouth. 10 droop the chin presages d
double cnin, squirting Oh the ey es,
and a scowl OF the forehead.
Inc only type OF girl VINO should in
duige In dropping the cnln Is the Lnlu
glrl with Gibson neck and shoulders.
she may assume a sort OF pathetic or
that allows Decomingness in tue
dropping chin. But even the thin Gip
sony girl should not closely idenuIy
nexseu win This pose. IL becomes mo
notonous and undressing. The gI:l
with ner head and chin up, GOOD cheer
in her eyes, and buoyancy in the
curve oil ner Lps-is winner every
time.
her face would be pretty II she
knew now to use II" Is Iamiliar quo
taJion. Along with IT may 20 the
beauty DOCTORS decree that girrs
head may signify distinctive style,
II the girl knows how TO pose and
carry 1t.
so. train your head into an express
sion Oh good style along with d per
sonaiity In manners and speech.
Dear Madam: have many oil YOU
tonIcs ana creams and ind them ex
eeiienI. NOW 1 am making my mrs
speciai request. DO you know OIL any
thing Tor tne reduction OF neshl Ny
hair mas been turning gray Tor while
anu IL II keeps on 4 snalI nave quite
gray hair soon. / have not been trying
any way TO restore coIor or retard the
change. Can you give me advice?
have felt reluctant To try remedies on
the market, and | am averse to q
sticky" quality In some hair tonics
| will appreciate advice.
MRS. M. (La Salie).
About the reduction in tiesh--don
try 10 starve yourself into slenderness
Don't do thing that reduces heaitl
ana strength.
TO begin, don't drink water or any
liquid with your meals. You can take
a glass OF water before you eat. Their
abstain from all kinds OF drinks. Al
hour after eating you can indulge IL
one cup of coffee or tea. To give yo,
courage to try this pan I'll tell yol
that a man reduced himself fourteen
pounds within two weeks by abstain
ing from drinks during meals. Dom
take sugar in tea and coffee. usS
sugar scarcely any and not at all witt
Iruit. Don't eat fat meats and sc
scant on potatoes, beans, peas, ano
corn. Use little butter. Eat plenty
but ignore starchy and sugary foods
Exercise and walk, moderately. Exer
else and walking make the flesh firm
and harden the muscles. Vichy and
bissengen taken on alternate days
will help the reduction along. You
can buy the tablets. or the liquid
forms.
Don't use the remedy excessively
Be prudent in the reduction of flesh
Try this simple method for six weeks
and then write to me about the re
suits.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08

London pays about $1,000, 900 a year
to keep criminals in check: that be-
ing the sum paid out for her police
courts. prisons and prosecuting ON
GERS.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08

attract attention. Her openwork
stockings are little too open, her
deathtraplike heels are little too
tall, her ruffies bit toe bright and, too
full, and, alas! her skirts invariably
held too high or worn too short. You
know her the moment she appears on
the hotel piazza and chooses a seat
on the railing or disports herself with
surreptitious arrangement of her
RULES in the most becoming chair or
in the hammock. You know her
when she precedes you up the steps
to the elevated station by the height
at which she holds her skirts-when
there is no necessity for holding them
at all. You know her by her starched
plaits which open and shut like fan
as she walks, by her spirelike heels
and the saucy bows with which her
patent leather Oxfords invariably arr
tied.
The horsy girl is the direct antithe-
sis OF the flirt. She is not the girl
who merely rides horeback. She is
the kind that has become so used to
having the whip hand and to tramp
ing round in heavy riding boots that
she has almost forgotten what a ruftie
or a blush is like. She is the girl
who considers herself just as good as
her brother and little better than
any other man. She does not lift her
skirts as she passes you on rainy
day. No need. They are smart and
crisp and heavy and very short
comfortably short" she would call
them.
There Is type of girl whose hid.
den dalntiness can be discerned only
on rainy day. She is woman
whose sweetness and attraction are as
subtle as the perfume of yiolets-and
usually she smells OF violets. Note
her on ordinary occasions and you
will observe that she is dainty, III
tractive creature in perfectly fitting
walking skirt and feminine-looking
pumps or neat Oxford ties.
But let rain come up and up goes
the edge Of the walking skirt dis
closing beneath 1t a swirl of eternal
femininity that you would not have
suspected was there a vision of lace
RULES and blue satin ribbon bows.
These she lifts high, regardless OF
staring passersby, for they are a.,
dear to her as her own soul The
love of frills is born In every truly
feminine woman, and the immaculate
F.! dainty girl spends more money and
time on the petticoat that is never
meant to be seen and the shoe that
merely peeps out on rainy days than
on ali of the rest of her costume. Ste
likes to feel silk-lined all the way
| through--and she Is silk-lined clear
down to the bottom of her lovable and
sincere little heart.
She is the kind OF girl that would
make a howell or a fiat look dainty and
inviting, and who would lseep all the
buttons on your coat and the holes
out of your socks, and the trouble
away from your fireside; who would
come down to breakfast at 8 in the
morning looking as fresh and charm
ing as she had at the night before.
temininity turks in every crisp, fresh
snowy ruflle of her petticoat, in the
delicate violet clocking on her silk
stocking, in the short vamp of he;
shoe, the curved heel and the very
way in which she trips across the gut
, ters.-Boston Post.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-08

Expose 1t to the sun in platter OF
soap suds. Rinse tree from soap, and
in the last rinsing water dissolve a
tiny bit OF alum. Spread on cloth,
rub over the wrong side with a sponge
dipped In rice water, lay cloth over
and iron. Pick the points out with a
toothpick
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-23
FREE PUBLIC L1BRARY.

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 Fiction. Atherton, c. Raezanov; At4.1S. Bower, B. M, Chip of the Flying U; B67.1.
 Brown, A. The County Road; BS1512.
 Crawford, E. M. A Lady of Rome; C854,99.
 Dudeney, Mrs. IT. The Battle of the Weak; DS6,6.
 Gilson, R. K. Katrina; G425.9. London, J. White Fang; LS4.10. . A Pixy in Petticoats. (Anonymous); P6S5.
 Ridge, W. The wickhamses; R4S411.
 Stockton, IF. R. A Chosen Few: short stories; st6.9O.
 Non4Fiction. Allen, J. F. Some Founders of Chem ical Industry; 9254 A.
 Bergen J. Y, and Davis, B. M. Twentieth Century Machine-Shop Practice; 62t B22.
 Brown, J. s. Through South Africa with the British Association; 916S BPS. Bumpus, T. F. Cathedrals of Eng- land and Wales; 726 B27. Claw G. B. Practical Up-to-Date Plumbing; 696 C5.
 Dietzel, H. Retallatory Duties; S37 D.
 Gerard, F. A. A Grand Duchess; B An7 A.
 Gould, s. Barring. A Book of the Rhine; 9143 BS.
 Gwatkin, H. M. The Knowledge of God; 210 G.
 Hermann, W. The Communion of the Christian with God; 23O H25. Jackson, T. G. Reason on Arohitec- ture; 72O J.
 Laughlin, J. L. Industrial America; S3O4 LS.
 Marzials, F. T. Moliere; B M7S5 D. Montague, D. R. Tales from the Tal- mud 296 M12.
 Moulton, F. R. Introduction to As tronomy; 52O2 M5
 Newcomb, s. Side-Lghts on Astron- omy; 52O4 N.
 Pribe. W. H. English Patents of Mo- nopoly; 93S P.
 Rose. j. H. Modern Sheet-Nfetal Workers Instructor; 671 R3.
 Smith, c. A. Principles and Meth ods of Taxation; 1882 SS. Stoker, B. Personal "Reminiscences & Henry Irving; B IrS1 D,