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sALLow FACES
ottsn caus.d By conss OrIn.lna.

How many persons realize that coffee
20 disturbs>iisestion that it produces a
muddy yellow comyie1ion?
a ten days trial Of Postum Food Cof-
Zee has proven meaus. in thousaads
of cases Of clearing up bad complcxions.
a Washn. young lady tells IN hes ex-
perience:
IAN Of us-father mother. sister and
brother had used tea and coffee for
many years until finally we AN had sicm-
act troubles more Or less.
"N'e we're an sall5w ana troubled with
pimples. breath bad. d.sasrneabie taste
in the mouth, and 400 of of us simply 10
many bundles Of nerves.
I'VE didn't realize that conee was the
cause OF the trouble until one day We
ran out of coffee aud went TO borrow
some from neighbor. She gave us some
Postum and told us 20 t-y that
Although we As,,rted 70 make a. We
an felt sure We would be sick u We
missed our strong coffee. but We were
forced 10 tTy Postum and were surprised
% find Il delicious
I'VE read the statements on the pkg,
got more aud TO a month and a half you
wouldn't have Snown o.. We were al
able % digest our food without any
trouble. each ones skin became clear
tongues cleaned on ana nerves In hnf
condition. We never use anything now
but Postum. There "a nothing like Il. !"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek Mich Read the little book. THE
Road 10 Wellylle" There's a rea-
son.
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CROP YIELDS eaEAT.
Indications Point to Banner Crops in
Oklahoma.

From the standpoint OF the pros
perity of the farmer this will be the
banner year In Oklahoma. Crop yields
Of every description exceed an expec.
tatios. The wheat, oats. corn and
fruit crops are greatly above The
average In central Oklahoma the
Elberta peaches are the finest ever
grown The rains Of the past few
days destroyed this fruit to some ex-
tent, but the yield was so great that
the crop could hardly have been
gathered
Should the cotton turn out as other
crops have. Oklahoma farmers will
certainly be satisfied. There are ex
ceIlent prospects for cotton. A prob
lem that Is worrying the cotton raiser
more than anything else. however. Il
where 10 secure pickers. Last year
there vas a scarcity OF labor Of thii
ort and with the outlook for a croI
double that Of last year many mro,
pickers are sure to be needed The
labor problem must be settled within
sixty days or many farmers viii los,
their cotton Several committee'
have already besomo active whil'
othcrs are making preparations DIf
ferent plans have been suggested
Some are In favor Of importing col
ored families from Texas and letting
them operate the land year after year
furnishing them homes and portion
OF the crop, There is opposition t,
this on the grounds that separate
schools will have 10 be furnished J
A. L. Smith. Of Mulhail. addresses
letter to the cotton farmers alonf
this line. and says ~By actual dem
onstretion there are Just a. good cot
ton pIckers among the whites Al
among the blacks and am satisfied
that u we put forth the same effort e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-20

feiafy Fiison seu-dine the anrernclae
Of ihs constitutional convention dt'o-
gate districts pf Oklahoma and Indian
TERRITORY ANA ciiiinr as ,eurfe elce.
tion
The following members of mo Sells
Floto shows spent sanday In the citgs
asi MoMann Chas Bcrs j. peerk-
hat. Ma-t,r Allen Sells Nat McCm-
mick Tony Rigs. W. white. Ctas
Parker Geo Manary. otto Elseuge-. a.
Al. lon R r. Springer Geo. Edmonds
and Chas paning These ad,rertsefs
are on the nnest circus CIR used iu ad-
vmcc ~ amy show Ais Bonnls the
owner. SAYS nothing is too good for men
who have to hustle daily in his inter
ests Fred McMann. the car manager.
IS bright clear eyed energetic bust
ness man and he says 1, e p pleasure 70
work for the sclls-Floto owners on the
ear Is young Allcn Sells. son OF william
Soils the shows gcnesv' titnaeer. Allen
is putting 10 his yy,Ation time from
college studying circus mehlodsl and
some day will be worthy representa-
tive % his famous famiy ne is worth
a quarter Of a million dollars Ia his own
right ana only twelve years Of age.
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The Prize Gardens.

The Flower committee OF the city
Federation os Women's clubs announce
the names OF the following children who
were awarded prizes fo- growing gar
dens In accordance with the conditions
Of the contest. Master Hugh Oliver,
1920 College avenue, was presented with
the first prize growing the best garden
without city water; Mas LEILA Schultz.
leli West Cleveland avenue. was award
ed second honor; Miss kebecca and Mas
ter Walter Collin. i27t West Noble ave-
nue.. won the first prize offered for the
premier garden grown With city water.
The second prize was presented 10 Miss
Mabel Billings 1923 West Logan avenue.
Thee following children also grew gar
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There Is nothing 20 pleasant as that
bright. cheerful. at-peaco with -the
world feeling when you slt down to your
breakfast. There Is nott.as 80 cone
duviye 20 good Work and good rcsuite
THE healthy man with "a healthy mind
and body IS better fellow. better
workman q better citizen than the man
or woman whose handicapped hy some
disability. however slieht A slinht
disorder Of the stomach viii deraase
your body your thoughts and your dis
position. Get away from the morbidness
and the blues. Keep your stomach ~
tune ana both yonr brain ans body WIN
respond. Li,de indiscreiions Of over
eating can be- easily corrected ana y5u
wil he surprised 10 soc how much bet-
ter man you ere. Try a little Kodoi fur
pyapepsla after your ueais. Sold hy
G. Il. Renfro.
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DIioouraglng Train Robbers.

T'ls only instance OF a hold-up OF
a railway train In Canada resulted in
the arrest and conviction OF three
men. who we're sentenced 70 life and
25-year terms IN the Denitentiary. OF
course. they want 70 take an appeal.
but that is not a matter OF right IN
Canada. and they are complaining az
this denial Of the ordinary privileges
which criminals enjoy IA this country,
They should have thought Of this
before plying their industry 10 Can.
ada
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get white men up north, or even IN
Texas interested in this proposition
we could get them The idea that
white men will not pick cotton Is not
true Of northern men Raised in the
north think I am acquainted with
some of their likes and dislikes, and |
believe that there are hundreds Of
white men with families who would
be glad to accept such proposition.
If they only knew of It."
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COMING EVENTS IN Nrw srAre.


Seven Day Advantist camp mcetiae.
% to September Kmnesher OKLA
homa.
Annual territorial picnic Of a. o. U. w.
and D. Of H.. septembe' 90 Kingnsher.
Oklahoma.
Blaine county fair. Geary. okaho-
ma, August so-si. September J. 1906
Grant county fair. Medford, ol,ia-
homa. September Al.
National Lumbermens association.
Concatenatcd Order OF ifoo-Hoos Okla
homa city. Okla, September s-ls.
Opening Cherokee strip celebration
loi Ranch, September 18th and 10th.
Farmers institute at Dusant. In
dian Territory. August 20.
state fair at Newisirk. Oklahoma. oct
?, 9, g. and 8.
August "a ana 25, bis barbecue at
stnwea Okla.
The now state fair Alton. !. II. Sept
q and %.
Annual fair at Chelsea. I. r., septem-
bes 2e 70 30 inclusive.
Old soldiers Reunion Mecker Lincoln
county. OKLA August % so-9i
Lincoln county agricultural fair. ni
chandler, Okla. September u, i3, "a
and 10.
Fourth anniversary Of the founding Of
/ Thomas. Oklahoma Aus. 70, 30 ana 81.
old settlers reunion and harvest hom,
picnic at Gagbsr, Oklahoma. septembei
6, aud s.
State meeting Of the woodmen of the
World viii be held at Norman. septem-
Der and s.
There win be a race meeting at the
Fishertowu race tracks neas checotah,
J. r. August 20.
The new state fair will be pulled on
at Hyde park Muskogee l. r.. on oc-
tobes g. T. 8, and q
Republican congressional nomInating
conventions for First aud Second dis
tricts. at Guthrie and GeaTy. August 2s-
Blackwell Okla Interstate fats sept
II. ~, ~, IA, 10 and 1e
Holiness camp meeting al Iemins
OKLA, August 81, September T.
The lndiahoma Farmers union .wil
meet N Shawnee. Okla. August "a.
old and Young soldiers reunion, Te
cumseh. OKLA, August so-ai. sertem
ber /,
Oklahoma state Poultrs show Gnth
rie, okla. December 10 to Is.
Old soldiers reunion at cughins ssp
Itembes 20-2i-2a.
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Mrs L. f. Leach. Jr Is hostess in ef-
ternoon to Guthrie Whist club
Mrs webber is hostess ia afternoon to
the Euchre club. az her residenea on
East Cleveland avenue.
Miss Haga~'s piano recital in eyen-
ing
AI-s J. r. Abernathy is visiting in
Fl Reno today
Miss May Calvert - spending this
week with friends at Crawford.
Mrs. NJ. A. Leekley. Of Perry. is
visiting friends IN the city today.
Miss Faye Grissen is visiting few
DAYS With Miss Arlie Kenworthy, at
Perkins.
Mr. and Ms. v G. Houston are en-
tc~taining this Week Mr.. and Mrs. j.
IL Carter Of IndianaDolls- Indiana.
John Boies left Saturday on the after
noon train for Colorado Springs to spend
couple Of weeks with his sister, Miss
Lillian
Mr. and Mrs. L. ~ Beadles and chill
dren returned from Oklahoma City on
the morning train Whe-e they spent
Sunday visiting friends.
The lawn fete 10 be given Tuesday
evening at the resldence- OF Miss jamie
Hagor by the young lailes Of st. Mary's
church viii be thoroughly enjoyable
AFFAIR An invitation Is extended 20 aa
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The hospital committee OF the city
Federation Of womens clubs IL now en-
gagged in the work OF collecting Jelies,
jams and canned fruits TO be sent this
winter TO the hospital and the deserving
IN and poor. An persons who VIII kindly
contribute to this cause are urged TO
telephone to Mrs. II. l.. Mille~, chairnan
cf the committee, and thus AID in the
work The committee has made a splen-
did record during the past year, and
many ae the patients at the hospital
who eratefuiiy recall the little kindly
acts and the dainty delicacies that adj
dee So much to the gegaining OF the
health and strength provided through
the efforts of this committee.
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WEDNESDAY,.

Mrs. j. G. Hohus and Mrs L. f.
LeGchf entertain Kartens9iel club ia
afternoon.
Choir Of First Christian church give
musicale II evening AT residence Of r.
W Pentecost, f2O East Washington ave-
nue..
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Among those who VIII appear on the
program arranged for the Wednesday
evening musicale 10 he given AT the res-
idence of Miss Letha Pentecost, on East
Washington avenue. for the benedt Or
the Christian church choi- are noted
Miss Carolyn Williams. Miss Maude
Goodrich Miss Florence Adler, Dr, c..
b. Hm Fred H. soehl Verne Kneppe-
Shirley A, Bradish. Vocal soloists; Miss
Louise Patterson, Washington ID. C.;
Miss jamie Hagar. pianist, Miss Merle
Newly end Master Emanuel Wenhor-
ger. violinsists. and Mrs. w. w. Rucks
and Prof. Ben Hennessey. -eaders.
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Shakespeare eiub meets in afternoon
at library club rooms.
Young ladies Of st. Mary's church give
lawn fete in evening at residence OF
Miss jamie Hagar. on East Cleveland
avenue
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Prudent people are coming. more
and more. to conhne their purchases
to advertised things-and this Is pos
sibie most Of the time, and profitable
always.
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In this state It is not necessary to
serve a hve gays' notice for eviction Of a
cold Use The original laxative cough
syrup, Ke1nedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. No opiates. Sold by G. Il. Reafro.
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Mrs l.. F. Leach, sr. has gone to-
Oklahoma Cbty to spend week with her
dau,-hto1, Mrs. f. C. Glover, wso is
quits m. Mrs. Glover had the misfor
tune 10 iniura her foot on -uFty nail
and on account Of tine extremely warm
weather it is feared thar tis inBury may
prove mo-e serious than anticipated at
the time the accident took place,
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Lax-etS 5 e Gs.s., ss;:. s...I f. I.Is'.'. E..

Something saved On ak purchases eut
of ten--that Is possible 70 the ad readine
ing householder; snough saved % pur-
chase the something else" 90 much
wanted
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PERSONAL
MENTION


MENTION
--
j. T.. Gaui IS Ia town from Perry ,o-
nr. Brown is ~ Pcr-y today on ht.si-
n. s. Han Is in town from Kansas CHS
r. NJ burlington ls 10 tte city from
cyclone walker is IN the city from
John coyc came In from saltwater on
the morning train.
i r. L. Albert. was IN the city ycsics-
e. J. Garner went to oklahoma city
on the morning train.
Mr. and Mrs. WIN Grant returned this
Tom SANDERS. Of Tulsa. has taken a
position al the Iron Foundry.
| ]. n. stumpr. Jr.. and family Of ok
lahoma city are IN town today.
day visiting here from chandler
Nrasts- lee cocsr,o -.,y-ned s,,dov
Rev K Ninsr .an,rnea IRON, o,,s-
boma civ IN ,he n,orn,nr t-ain
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PROSPECTUS.
Monday.

Camb-dge Annex meets in afternoon
a. library club rooms 70 read Carl
Schuris "Reminiscences"
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musicale program yVill be given during
the evening.
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dens and entered the contest and while
not receiving the awards, are deserving
Of particular mention and commendation
for their Efforts Florence Miller. Helen
and Dale Fish, Lawrence Manning, War
ner Newly, Hurlbert Fish ana Ethel
cchagen. -e,.
,dH.Has.-
Miss Carriae Stevens announces that
September first she will open a studio
for piano instruction. at 121 East cleve-
land avenue Miss Stevens fo-me-ly had
class in piano here and her methods Of
teaching were extremely popular. She
has recently returned from Chicago
where she took six weeks post grad
uate course at the American Conserva-
tory Of Music For ths past four years
Miss Stevens has had charge OF the
department Of the Northwestern Normal
school at Alva.
The members OF the younger set who
are quite Indifferent as so whether the
weather Is Ia a kindly mood or not and
to whom a party is a party in storm or
sunshine. spent the week end most de-
nehuully. guests Of Miss Lila Schultz,
1911 West c, leland avenue. Assisting
Mrs schultz with carings for the pleas
ures OF the Young people were Mrs. j. N.
Kellogg Ms l.. F Lavesty, NJ isses AL
ma Carson, Helen Graves and Ida Mum
dy. Mrs. George b. owens added 10 the
pleasure Of the evenings entertainment
with her delightful readings, and the
piano numbers by MissMundy and Miss
Virginia Fitzgerald were particularly
pleasing. A delicious luncheon was
served in four dainty courses conclud.
ing with ices and pretty assorted cakes
The young hostesss guests Included
Misses Muriel Van Honser. Lena Rey.
nolds Gladys Houghton Nellie White
sett, Blanche Miller Ruth Kellogg
Rtoda ,Selaon Mary Lee OweEv Ethe
Morrison Esnn Neisc. Hazel upham
Rebecca Calm Jessie yellow and Mas
( ters Arnold Kellogg Russell Hennessel
and Walter Calm Additioanl guesu
who aszistel with chaperoning th'
young social folk Included Mesdamos II
g. Arnold, a. @ Hard Garden civ
Kansas. Mrs. o. Miller and Mrs. J. +
Kellogg.
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THE sELLs-FLoTo SHOWS
WILL SOON 1s HERE.

orly Few Days More and the Great
selIs-Floto Shows VIII Reach Here IN
All Their ciory--so Now Is the Proper
Time 20 Turn Your Mind cIrcusNard
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FIGURE 1T OUT YOURSELF

Most people do not know the value Of time If you loose
money you can somebody may die and leave
you legacy But nobody will die and leave you
legacy Of time A minute wasted is to be made up
You will not find it again in thu pocket Of your other
clothes" No will advertise that he has found Your
Lost Minute and want to restore it to you
This Big Store will help you 10 save both Time and
Money, your dress. We show you more Mems
and Boys Clothing Furnishings and Hats than all the
other stores of Guthrie.
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Mrs, J. r. Abernathy is visiting in
III Reno today
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Miss May Calvert IS spending this
week with friends ct Crawford
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Mrs. M. a. Leekley. Of Perry Il
visiting friends ln the city today
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days with Miss Arlie Kenworthy, at
Perkins.
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Mr. and Ms V. C. Houston are en-
tc-taining this week Mr.. and Mrs. j.
IL Carter. OF Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Old soldiers reunion at cushlns. S,
tembes 20-2l-2a.
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Mr. and Mrs. T.. n. Beadies ana chill
dren returned from Oklahoma City on
the morning train whs-e they spent
sunday visiting friends.
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John Boles left Saturday on the after
noon train for Colorado Springs to spend
a couple Of weeks with his sister, Miss
Lillian.
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Oklahoma state Poultr. show Gnt
rie okla, December 10 70 rs.
Evening journal., 1906-08-11
OFF FOR ENCAMPMENT
Department Commander Lunt and
Party Leave for Minneapolis.

Department Commander Ira Lunt
and party left the city this morning
for Minneapolis to attend the fortieth
session Of the National Encampment
OF the G "A. r. They left the Della
ware avenue station Of the b. and O..
at SIG and expect to arrive in Chicago
tomorrow morning.
On Wednesday the Delawareans
viii be the guests Of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Minnesota. Among those
in the Delaware party We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Cranston. Miss Royal, w. II. Rupp
and family. Daniel Ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burke. Department Commander Ira
Lunt, Joshua Litzenberg. j. r. Hallow-
well, William Tharp. Lewis Cooper,
Samuel Worrall, John Worrall. Peter
McAeer, Wesley Boulden. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Gallaher, William Mendinhall
and grandson. Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis,
Thomas Cahill.
Evening journal., 1906-08-11
IMPROVEMENTS
AT OLD REHOBOTH
New Town Commissioners
Contemplate Stirring Up
the SeashOTe Resort

Before another year rolls around Il Is
expected that Rehob0th will have been
rejuveniated as already work along that
line has been begun
At a recent election Of Town Commis-
sioners two wilmington men wero chosen
as members Of tho board and it will De
greatly through their efforts that Re
hoboth will be stirred up. The men from
this city who hold a membership in the
board are A. S. Webster and Charles L.
Haywood, they constituting two Of the
total membership Of ten. One Of the first
acts Of the new commissioners was TO or
der the purchase of two chemical engines
of which the town was badly in need.
Along the line Of improvements there
win be made an effort TO make tho town
more attractive to the young people. AZ
present the attractions for young folk are
but few beyond the bathing and as 2
consequence the resort does not receive q
fair share Of this class Of patronage.
1t is probable that bowling alleys MAJ
be established. a roller skating rink mai
be built and inducements offered which
will have a tendency 70 bring outside
capital into the town during the summer
season. There will be a meeting of thu
commissioners again next week whcs
further plans along the ''livening up" ini
will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1906-08-11
GIRL ANARCHIST
KILLS HERSELF

ODESSA. Aug. Ia well-dressed
girl about eighteen years old. and
whose identity is unknown. registered
at the Hotel st. Petersburg. adjoining
the palace of the Governor General.
General Kaulbars. She inquired for
the Generals residence and proceeded
toward the palace. When but few
yards from the entrance she dropped
her reticule. which contained a bomb.
The latter exploded. but did not injure
the girl. who rushed back to her hotel
and shot herself dead.
1t was learned that the girl was the
daughter Of General Print and had
registered at the Hotel st. Petersburg
under the name of Potupkin.
Evening journal., 1906-08-11
FOUR MORE
BROTHELS GO
City Judge JOsIyn Fines Ms
tresSes and Orders Them
to Close Up
GIRLS PROMISE TO GO HOME

Deputy City Judge Joslyn this morning
ordered closed four more OF the oi,y's
houses Of nl-fame The proprietress s
were Pearl Anderson. Dora Warrington.
Edna Allen and Jennie Thomas, and when
their respective brothels were raided last
night fifteen young women and twenty
three men were found in them. In court
this morning each OF the proprietresscs
were fined $50 for maintaining house of
in-fame and each, excepting Pearl An
derson. paid an additional fine Of $50 for
having sold liquor without a State IL
cense.
Judge Joslyn ordered the houses closed
as brothels and should the order be de-
fed Judge Joslyn declared he would fine
the women $50 for every day after to-day.
that the places are conducted as vice
holes. The girl inmates of the houses
promised TO leave the city and thereby
escaped sentence TO the workhouse for
vagrancy.
The raid OF last night was planned by
Chief Of Police Black and Deputy City
solicitor Rice. who are determined to
rid the city Of vice.
There is a movement on foot 10 have 4
law passed at the next Legislature pro.
vlding punishment for every person found
in a brothel.