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Mile Lalla Sebini. "the bathing beauty who is
70 appear at Hammerstein's roof next week clad
in a very French bathing suit. arrived from Paris
Yesterday She was wearing gown when she
stepped upon the pier. and carried her stage cos
tune in her purse.
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Local Official Record--The following official record
from Weather Bureau shows the the tenn
perature the last twentyfour hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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PLEA FOR
CANNERIES
LARGE FRUIT CROP
PROVES A GREAT
DEAL
NOW IS THE TIME TO sCT
Fortune in Fruit Gees to
Waste Yearly.
NOW IS THE TIME TO sc1

General j. c. Jamizon, Of Highland
Fruit farm, and one OF the foremost
fruit growers in Oklahoma said to-
.ay
IF ever there was any doubt as to
whether canning factories could be
sustained here the immense fruit crop
of this year and the loss of fruit to the
growers. removes all such doubts.
have heard it stated, and do not
doubt the accuracy of the statement,
that more than hundred thousand
bushels of valuable fruit went to
waste In Logan county this year for
The lack of ability by the growers to
handle It. There were several reasons
for this The unexpected early ripen-
ing season, the lack oil fruit packages
in which to ship It, and the heavy
rains during the ripening season,
especially the peach crop. which. when
It cleared np was too soft for shipping,
but could have been utilized at home
for canning and distillery purposes.
What happened this year will doubt
less happen again, and again, and
even il the same conditions are not
repeated. the surplus fruit that must
\ annually go to waste would be suffici-
ent to support one of the largest can
ming fatcories in the country. and be a
source OF immense revenue to the
county and city of Guthrie, now lost
to both, besides furnishing agreeable
and light employment to a vast mum.
Der of men and women, boys and girls
who are now comnelled by fortuitous
circumstances to make support in
more exacting and laborious avenues.
Il have every reason to believe that
the farmers. truck and fruit growers
OF Logan county will promptly ant
eagerly cooperate with the city OF
Guthrie in securing the NECESSARY
establishments for the utilization ant
consumption of this vast quantity o.
crude material which otherwise mus
continue to be annually total loss tC
all concerned.
Neither the city OF Guthrie nor th'
fruit and truck growers want skin
sham, nor can either afford to en-
courage it, but an establishment who's,
ability to do what It promises an'
meet the demands of the public, vii
receive the encouragement ard heart.
support OF all concerned. To sucl
men in such an enterprise the field, il
my judgment, offers most inviting en-
couragement. and every year only in
creases It to the right sort OF men,"
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500 reward. ston.

The readers OF this paper win be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dation OF the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith In its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars FOR any
case that II fails 70 cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address f. ]. cHANEY & CO. Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists 75o.
Take Halls Family Pills for oonstipa.
tlon.
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Robert Goelet. Mrs Edward Moore
Robinson Miss Gladys Deacon, Mrs.
Joseph Widener. Miss Natica Reeves
and Mrs. Glen Collins. he would prob
ably throw up his hands in despair
and admit that there was no use in
trying to make a choice.
TIE tall, queenly figure of Mrs. Rob
ert Ogden Goelet is frequently seen
on the promenade She and her hus-
band have a cottage, and are taking
quite part in the social festivities OF
the season.
It is small wonder that the coun-
trys beautiful women radiate by com
mon consent to Newport There is no
place where the chances for a display
Of attractions are so great There is
always an adorihg male audience, and
the setting is perfect
II It be in the state dress that
goes with the evening functions, din
ners, hops balls receptions that she
shines, then it is, above all, Newport
to which the beautiful women should
come. for here is life that for
brilliancy probably has no match in
the world Fortunes are spent here
on one BAH costume, and II the wearel
but monopolize The attention Of tho
male guests, Then she counts every
dollar well spent.
Newport draws on every promi
nent city in the United States for iti
display of beauty The dashing New
Yorker, the more staid Bostonian, Tho
stately Philadelphian, the tan San
Franciscan, the soft spoken Georgian
are all TO be seen IN tho Rhode Is
] k.ad resort
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Hints for the Amateur
CuItiDGtor of FIowers.
Plenty Of Water Necessity II You
Would Keep Your Plants Always
Looking Their Best.

Plants in raised beds. mounds.
baskets, vases and window boxes need
twice as much water in summer as
plants grown elsewhere. Soak them
thoroughly every evening in dry
weather.
AT this dry season Of the year your
dahlias will thank you for plenty Of
water, and they will be grateful for
an occasional all-over bath Drought
is apt to lessen the perfection of their
flowers.
good many plants are better and
stronger this dry weather If they are
given a little mulch. which will help to
retain the moisture that results from
watering
Perennial seedlings may be started
during August for next years bloom
ing. and they will do quite as well, and
many varieties even better, than when
started into growth early in the spring
with the annuals
II is time to start slips for fall lift
ing. Put few in the ground near the
old plant and in its shade.
II the chrysanthemums are troubled
with small black ants or other insects
try sprinkling them with tobacco, tea
or tobacco dust as for the aphis on
other plants, and the insects may thus
be destroyed before the flowers bloom.
If the old pansy plants are cat back,
almost TO the roots, when the hot dry
season is over the plants send up the
growth which bears fine large flowers
until cold weather comes. If the soil
has been enriched.
/ The pansy bed tisat has been supply
ing quantities of the velvety beauties
throughout the spring and early sum
ner should have all fading flowers
picked OFF. and a liberal top-dressine
of manure, II will soon show renewed
\ vigor and beauty.
DO not delay longer in regard tC
! geranium cuttings for winter. They
1 ought to have been taken before this
I If one wants flowers before Christmas
/ but cuttings taken now win make fine
young plants for blooming later in the
winter.
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DEEDS. NOT WORDS.
Guthrie People Have Absolute Proof Of
Deeds at Home.

Guthrie People Have Absolute Proof Of
Deeds at Home.
It's not words, but deeds that prove
true merit
The deeds Of Doans kidney pills,
For Guthrie kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation
Proof lies In the testimony Of Guthrie
people who have been cured TO stay
cured.
W. H. c. Brown, dealer In real estate,
living al 5lf East Villas ST., Guthrie,
Okla. says; since making a statement
recommending Dosns kidney Pills about
three years ago. after they cured me of a
sever case OF kidney trouble and rheu-
matism. / have had occasion once 20 try
them again / caught a severe cold
which settled on my kidneys and brought
the old backache on me worse than ever
Rheumatic pains seemed to shoot all
through me and the flow Of kidney Sc
crations were FAR 100 excessive and AZ
frequent as five or six times during q
night. on commencing 10 take Doan
Kidney pills again / found them TO br'ns
rapid aud sure relief believe tha
there Is no kidney medicine that cat
equal Doan's Kidney Pills. and am gln'
10 advise others 20 set them az }. \
Wallace's drug store u suffering iron
backaobe or any Kind Of kidney trouble
For sale BY an dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Ailburn Co. Buffalo. New YORK
sole aeents for the United States.
Remember the nome-poan SAM
take no other.
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UNCLE SAM WANTS PAPERS.
To Make up History ,or War Depart
ment.

The Leader is n receipt Of the fol
lowing letter:
Il. C. Niblack Editor Leader Guth-
rie Okla. The committee on history
o. the United States war department
has requested us to communicate with
an the leading papers Of the United
states, and secure Tor .nem, file as
nearly complete as possible from
April 18th to May 81 1906. This is
matter of great Importance TO the
federal government, and TO the entire
United states. therefore we earnestly
request you to send at once a copy Of
every issue OF your paper available
from April rs to May 81. Address;
Committee on History care United
States Circuit Judge Morrow. Post
Office Bldg. San Francisco. Send bill
TO u.s. 1921 4th ave. Oakland, Cal. and
remittance will be made at once
"Yours very truly
ALIENS Press Clipping Bureau.
sam r. LOyett. Local Mgr."
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About the Care
of Finger Nails.
A Little Daily Care and PrscautiOn
All That Is Necessary.

Nothing responds more readily TO
treatment than the finger nails; just
a little daily care and precaution in
tending them and woman may keep
her nails neat and prettily shaped.
The first thing. where they are brit
tie, is to harden them; a teaspoonful
of warm olive oil, heated over any
convenient flame. and the nails Of
each hand soaked five minutes in It.
II this is done every night for a
month. the change will be most sat.
isfying, and then the nails may be
kept short for awhile until entirely
cured Of the tendency to split and
break. S.A4--4-3
Two months give an entire new
nail; that is, It takes two months for
the base of the nail to become the
tip projecting just beyond the tip Of
the finger itself In addition to the
oil. the nails should be filed with
plain yellow vaseline, well rubbed in
at night and any good cold cream at
any time through the day; this makes
them supple and prevents the edges
+ from roughening
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club In Chicago recently. by defeating
Nat Emerson. OF Cincinnati, in three
out OF four sets The premier artist
of the west made IL known to his
friends some time az ! that in case he
should win the western title this yea-
and get possession OF the trophy he
would never again take part in the
contests. This is the second time that
Collins has won the trophy and he
thinks that II is about time that he
stepped ont and gave some one else a
chance Collins is 81 years old. In
all he has played tennis about II
years He came within an ace Of
winning his second cup in 1903, when
he had two legs on the trophy but
Neil defeated him in the challenge
round that year Collins has won
every western since that time and
feels that he has his fill OF glory there.
Collins has cut quite figure In the
tennis work both in western and ns-
tional play since he began the game
IL years ago. For his first two years
he competed in the western and did
not do anything startling. but in his
third year OF play he startled the ten.
mis- world by going through the whole
field and landing the honors. Since
that time he has been well up with
the leaders in rank. having a mark OF
eleventh for this season. With Ray
,mond d. Little in 1904 he won the ma
.tional championship in doubles at
Newport. and last year. playing with
II. Harry Waidner. he was defeated
This year Collins was chosen . mem
Der of the American team, which rep
resented the United States in the
Davis competition In England but was
in miserable condition and did not dc
himself Justice Since returning from
England he has rounded into form fast
and in the challenge round at tn,
Kenwood courts showed all of his las
seasons speed and skin. Last seasor
Collins played with Waidner In th'
western doubles championship, bu
this year. owing 10 misunderstood
ing, Waidner made arrangements q
play with Nat Emerson, of Cincinnati
and Collins. playing with Raebel
Hunt. California champion, lost out L
his old mate and the Ohioan. Ma
Emerson should be the logical succes
sor Of Collins In the west. unless som
one OF the youngsters who have show
mp so we'll should take the measure q
the lanky Cincinnatian.
American jockeys who have grow
100 heavy for riding in this -ountrl
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TILLMAN ON
PROHIBITION
MAKES A VIOLENT DE-
NUNCIATION IN
SOUTH
SAYS ITS A HUMBUG
Declares Prohibition Has
Bred HypOcriteS.
SAYS ITS A HUNBUd

Columbia. S. c.. Aug. 27.--senator
Tiilman has concluded campaign Of
the most violent denunciation of pro
hibition known from the lips Of pab-
lie man in many years. In these days
OF political oowardice, when the aver
age legislator condemns prohibition
in one breath and in another votes for
something like it in framing laws, be-
cause he Is afraid of prohibition or
ganizations. Senator Tillmans cam
paign has been a remarkable one.
Prohibition candidates for governor
in the Democratic primaries Of the
state in past years have polled more
than one-third of ths votes. yet in spite
Of this Senator Iallmah has in nearly
every county declared prohibition a
'monstrous humbug" In one speech
few days ago he said Il am here to
point out why 1t is a humbug. Prohi-
bition has bred in South Carolina the
worst breed of hypocrites that God
ever let run over one state and ruin
it,
Senator Tillman then proceeded to
declare that in the counties Of the
state where liauor was not legally sold
(about one-third of the totaD, drunk
eRness has greatly increased and
and blind tigers" were TO be found in
all directions He asserted that the
people were sending their money into
other atates for whisky instead OF
keeping 1t al home, and pointed out
that the effect of such as this was tt
immensely in. rease the consumption
of the strong drinks and greatly cut
down the mild ones like beer which
because of its hulk. can not be handled
with the ease of whisky.
Many OF Senator Tnlman's follow
ers in the state says that the farmers
have become alarmed over the in
crease of drunkenness and vice amoni
the negroes in the prohibition coun
ties. This is due to the fact that the
negroes obtain all the strong drink
they want. much of it vile and adulter
ated In the past the negroes wer'
able to get beer and the lighter drink
ANA this had the effect of promotinl
temperance. In the counties wher
these drinks are to be had withou
trouble the farmers report bette
state Of Affairs with their negro farr
hands.
Senator Tillman has condemne
more strongly than any other featur
of prohibition that which cause
l evasion and disregard Of law. He see
5 that one bad erect is to increase tn
. consumption Of strong drinks and pra
ITALY stop the light ones that contai
little alcohol
, The curious part of the whole can
3 paign is that Senator Tillman is NJ
opposed for reelection and that b
has voluntarily taken the chances {
OFFENDING the prohibitionists' by h
course. Many of them, howeve
} swear by him. regardless Of his d
mnciatons
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20 ENn oE rHs MoRLp

OF troubl.s that robbea r. II. Wolfe, Of
Bear Grove. Ia. Of an usefulness. came
when he began taking Electric Ditters.
lie writes: Two years ago kidney
trouble caused me great suffering.
which l would never have survived had
not taken Electric nitters They also
cured me Of General Debility" sure
cure Tor an stomach. Liver and Kidne,
complaints. Blood diseases. Headache
nizriness ana weakness or bodily de-
cline Price SOC. Guaranteed by al
6rOsgists.
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MIses SOCIALLY with pomestles.

The duchess of Devonshire has
great belief In the dvtfes Of mistress
toward her domestic servants and
considers IL 20 be one Of them TO keep
in touch with them socially. She often
reads aloud TO them in the servant s
hall and plays chess with them and
she does not hesitate to ask her guests
to aid her sometimes by the exercise
OF their musical talents.
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Prof. Tyler, Of Amherst college. said
recently; "A man can live comforts
bly, without brains no man ever ex-
listed without a digestive system The
dyspeptic has neither faith, hope or
chs?ity." Day by day people realize
the Importance OF caring for their di-
gestion; realize the need Of the use NJ
little corrective afte. overeating A
corrective like ISodoI For Dyspepsia.
II digests what you eat. Sold Wy c. r.
Reufro.
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IN BEAUTY'S REALM
FEMININE LONELINESS SEEN AT
ITS BEST AT NEWPORT.
HARD TO AWARD GROWN
SO Many Beautiful Women Are at
Famous Resort This Year That
the Display Is 6ewiIderlne-
Mrs. Robert Goelet.

Feminine beauty attains its ultimate
in the beauty show now progressing at
Newport The fashionable Rhode Is
land resort has seen in past seasons
many notable displays of feminine
loveliness, but the habitues are agreed
that the 1906 constellation surpasses
all records.
II a modern Paris stood perplexed
between such superb women as Mrs.
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summer pIarrhosa Ir chIIarsn.

During the hot weather Of the sum
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness af Child's bowels should have
immediate attention, so as to check
the disease before it becomes serious.
All that Is necessary is a few doses OF
Chamberlain Cole. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose
OF castor oil to cleanse the system
Rev. NJ. o. stockland Pastor Of the
arst NJ. e. Church, Little Falls. Minn.
Nntes, I'VE have used Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for several years and find It a very
valuable remedy especially for sum
mes disorders in children" Sold by
r. b. Lille 4 Co
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A MYSTERY SOLVED

How 70 Keep on perioeie attacks Of
bllionsness and habitual constipation
was a mystery that Dr. Kings New
Life Pills solved for me- writes Joha n.
Pleasant Of Magnolia, Ind. The oaiy
pills that are guaranteed TO give per-
feet satisfaction 10 everybody or money
refunded. Only 25c at an druggists.
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His Journey.

Beenaway-Let me seel About No
goodson-when ] left he was going
from bad TO worse. and
Staidhomc-lt subsequently devel-
oped that he had no return coupon
Puck
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'iFs'''Ei F. B. LILLE & co.

cast his first vote fo- JON Quincy
Adams in is2S aad from the time Of
Fremont until the last presidential year.
in 1904 he has cast his bfllot for the
Republican candidates. He hos strong
hopes Of living cast his ballot Tor the
next Republica.i candidate. Nj Bord
ers was born ia Virginia Aug b. 1908.
and came to Indiana in 1926 -Four gen
erations OF his family &c now living.
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Baby Pillow and Tie Case Designs.

pillows things which While me
esuy pursuit making
the
baxars or f0r
Have
am All to a mornIg shirt and skirt costume
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HooslER cENrENARlANs
BIRTHDAY


Indianapolis Ind. Aug 20. Rev. Wes-
ley Borde-s. a resident Of Pulaski coun-
ty this state. celebrated bis Tooth birth
day today. AR. Bordcts IS one Of the
oldest Republican voters IA Indiana he