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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
GsSc mob Sofia. Sra sfien meo'

Gtoe mob Sofia. Sra Sfier meo'
SeIes Sen 22oe Rooember: 9rosie.
rer Sans Sofia beifplote | i'm Sio
ct HormauOsfabsmsoe, boor Spsrs'
maalet ON apncesfion til Siuosbam'
men be5anSIeSes. Girsftsr gpbe for
reb SruIer at bare paooirfet Soft,
Ger brpSe meO Sagen at sisre. 81
rettsr Gpoe bar | ben anIeoning mo-
falot @rosierer Sofia for ScrIigel'
iesfommislnneu. Sorlig opuaaeoes
life, og 0feSoomsretias fan Serfor
rertes itrar oper @ptaar. Direftsr
GgSe bar ensnaeret aoootat 5r.
.Stang 9lno % 8rosierer Solto
2oerretsiagferer 4aneien. Sele 5or'
m~anSItabet oil antagelis maatte
meSe JON SiSner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

Taa Sbiens @rap bill Der meb BET
fsrIte bline reift en- 5 Meter bsi
gtstte of 2a5raSorten meb SrOffrift
Senrif Sbien. 9oa StStten ices On.
riSiene al en- gergmanbs6ammer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
&pmmunalr sfpainbfipb. IRA Gil,

I~eItrsnunen mebbeIes Sen 27oe Nop. :
NpS SerreSStpre bar i RsSe iSag
beIIuttet OF inbfipbe @ruitno Sfog /
Rqs, 5000 RanI, for 65, 600 4roner
~ Sfsien Stog i 5enitab, 1900
MSaul, for 800 Rroner. Sibiieere er
m6fiebt 1000 Naal Sfog / uSr9s.
&eniigtcn or at bepare Sfoeene MOB
lIShuait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
@nc anbrifanlra | Sarbanser. Ger

Wbc sSubrtfanlGg I Sdroanger. VT
hor / set iibfte pGret t"rrffet Sorbere'
telier til ll0bpgning al bet ~betpSeli8e
ganSfaIb a~alpifosfen / Sarbanger.
Otter SorIpoenoe bill arbeioet I'll
'Sooren blioe frenrmet meo iulo
8raft, ibet glcen tenfes lebet no al
tit guruIe Seize og fsrt siennem Sln'
mel neb moo BET for anlagstpmter
itiffeoe Gteo. ct itsrre 8rrrHooreal
er iifret. Ser er goo Saon og | bet
belle guntiet for SabrifnnlGg, ffrt'
res Der til "Meorgerblobet" fra Sois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Siamuntbrplap feireoes / Giteo,

len Ssnbaa SEN 25be Rop. af fbp.
8aarn5r1tger Suftup 81. So5l og $at'
itru &uren (. Rritab. De er betrbolbS'
bis So og 70 aar, begse frfife og ru-
he. Sc bar 10 9srn o9 II 8srre-
BORN. 8rlto9orrmen bar belt til oct
fibfte Ior opret en- u6merfet SHUTTER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
grnns 1nriiffabrif nepbrrnSt.

TorIeoen Worgen uSbrso SID !
grpnS SGnSitiffabrif / Sitre ater.
cg Snbrifbpguingen neb6rPn0te. 81
ben ffpIotes arttaseIig SeIOantPn'
heIie / 9afferiet. gpsningen par as
i~lreret for 80, 900 aroner ! Den aim.
grm6fasie % Superttar | "6srir"
for $4,000. Oct tore Eager al Sit.
fer9eSstGnoiiffer bIep reSoet. BED
grmben er 200 4rbeioere bIeoet or.
beiSsIge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

Stur @aoe. Srl1 @rGbnm SisIte'
r,1o bar i'll, nor. Sib." fipnfet 90.
600 Rroner til "Grunuing Wauos
Souo for aonSsionge". @apen pOes
/ Torm Of ct 2egat, Ser bprer Raon
efter Sru &isitertos afoeoe Datter,
Srsfen Md9oa 4ieiterlrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Srsitab iii SGrperuc % SsIanb.

8ltogetfomiteen bar bebanbIet ct al
.2icItsl NJ. Il. freuriat SorTlag ON Be
planning al $500 Ser. til 1rufesior
&pJitnS til at foretuge en- &etIe I'll
STprserne % Sslanb % ndi9ens
SbetlanSsserne for at ihtoere G1alet'
Ter. Gomiteen er blepet enig ON at
foreIaa 1000 SIR. opfsrt paa Unit
reriitetsbuSgettet iom 9euiIgning I'll
8~roiesiorers Stipeuoiereiier ! no'
Ianoet, unSer 6oruOiRtning al at
Bel Senne Sang ! i'm SeI5eS til
beIes Brofesior SGsitao, ligeiom bet
aisres I'll 9etirgeIie, OF Be reiterenoa
500 Rr. tiIpeiebringes paa aroen
Roa0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Gu firf @amliua. Ole @rsnb9t

fra Rorbre Stogbpe6 bar - troos
fine So aar - brepet / Sfosen / belle
Soft og bugaet CONNER, Ifrtper
"gitI. Sio." Set faar man iige er
gobt giort | Dem Mber. Wen iaa bar
ban beIler aIbrig p9ret ipg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
GicnSpmsials. acknowledgements"

GirrSumsialg. 2auSbiergguarS~
/ S0i8, ca. 100 Tor. 2anb, err al Gle.
rem, 8roprietRr Stolen, ioLgt iii
9adroeus btotilpGren6e 5orpaster
Syrit 9arien for ca. $4,000 Gr. 8e.
IPtninq og Snoentar m~eSfelger.
- Grfefru 80. a~uEbouiieu al GIN.
fipr bar ioIgt itn 8aarS til Glen.
Somsbmr6lerre Sosnoieu og Bad
Ranbers for $1,000 SIR. mel6es ira
Belle. a ~nSoeuSig gsiRtHtng, aoI
% aigrsSe mebfslger. Soertagelier
er feet. Ris5erne aSter at uoitptfe
8aaroen.
8dar6en "8eiter-9aSen" peS
9angboISt Ct. err al Gieren, Broprie.
tar G5r. Gbriitimien, iolet iii Bro
grietGr u. s. Basic az otter 8ao-
flPr for en- Ri6beilm Of 1t2. 000
ar. I'll Gienbommeu bsrer 295 Sor.
2an6 fo%rtrinlig Serb iamt en- meget
oGroiiulS geiGtnirs. Oct er aiebe.
reus Rcning at itbitytte 8anrSen
mir6re 8areeler.
Sturmslegaaro pe0 SolbRf er
tiaigeneO Sen iaafalote RoeSs Ns1s
eiter iiftert 5orlpoenOe al groprie.
tar Gbrrtianien iolgt I'll ct aonior'
tilGm for 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Ieiteripitrmcts SnbfsreIIe / Qon,

Wtelttr'bltemcte SIlOT9rHTe 7 ENI'
mart ipnes BET M at BABE Ipiere 10
iigter meo. Oct cr mar tienoe Sang.
at bette SpsrgsmoaI brtnges frem
pna Ben ouuife Rigs0ag. SOer Sang
icr er Sngen itrauoet, inotiI globet
iaar iDneS gurife at bare peuOt itg, al
oemme eiter en- RGtfe ~peIpiuige No.
tnIetjer, Der iaIOt ueo Oct upe Regie'
rinsSforilags fcrite &ebaubIin8
S%olfetbin9et iorleoen Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
IflnffestilfrlSe. On Irbeiber bel

ltlsffestilfGlSe. en- ar5eiber beo
9ppruer 8rl1g peS Rnon Beber Be'
Oerfer 6Ieo forIeoen gre6et at en-
&anffioe % ilpuget rrnSt. San fit
8rtb pan Rpsraoen, ligeium SrNt'
fasien ffabe6eS. Ranoen 6ragteS
til &igsboipttaIet, boor bon afgif peo
Ds5en ct Bar Simer ienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

GIcftrieitst | Gsbiers. @sbicrg 9p-
raao pebhg forlehen stften at antase
Snserrisr .. u, 9eterien al aisben-
BARN til at ubarbeiSe 8Iauer 90
Sperilag til ct %fuurmuitnlt @leftrici.
tetsp9rt til $4,000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Sra Danmarf.
3oienborstspen Ssutt.

retten | 4isbertbnpn gur M afiost
Gom | Soeen mob 2onierpator Stei.
feuien, Der iosmtes 6orbeSriugsbns
| to Ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Vaft o 81,
ftIyoIaS euer ttneis.

WesrttsitieHttr Egher -CNyss-. ~Ilnebe-, TIT.
iNlaF 20 @IFtrripsraisl@ ioAsr 509eufs tpr Is 90 F,s
beer Cana, &c 10 &eHts Dr. Cro for aft. tcr ~ovcrftiats
e Orb, detrtistuis5t rr ~tnhtaee5 Tie for ntaore sas
@geaia GsHat maj H'rnsissgtg meaisfse ale De.
Summer.
sYy- eGaisrasshIbup tofsr Is GeHts ~. Chit.
Spp Orb IsT Gu atnic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
;SprSifiGlp / Serriua? Sra Ssr

W
riugegnen Ifrtpes til "@eiIe TfbI. a.
at man f~orIeoen Dag oeo 3.Siber
hsrte en- toroenIignenoe 2arm pan
S%trGfutneeu 2Ibdm Earring, 60
boIm Wtslle. Spor Der a~rbeioeoes
Rarfen me0 Seitene, bIeo 6isie ban
ge, er enfeIt iauf belt / 4nG Of SOr'
IfrRtfeIie. Oct bar en- unoerli9, iterf,
ruleube og fnitrcrbe 2pS, Ger Dor
tes. Sc fleite mener, at bet bar un'
~oerior6iif 2arm, Sgiaa paa Selling
funten 6cm9rfeSes BET eier6omme'
Iige Sdncrreu, Iom oareSc CO. 5 gi'
nuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
SnLaf @eraperfsielInh.

gIp og SeIuperf or beiIuttet opIsit.
Set bIen | Sourner iolst til Ruior
arefting, og Srosierer Omar gee'
berg. SdFobst bleo itiftet | Rooem-
Der 1860.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

Srnfncbc. Sra RnnSal meOSeles,
at TO unqe RnrS ira @aarben Chs.
biz pon 2in6esrrS, SSpbunp Senien
OF GhsrpaIo Senien, en- @nfeS itSIte
Genner, er otnfo1rmet un0er Sum.
merfffe. On femtenaarig Sise Ga.
roIine Ssflingen brufneSe paa Mas
mes, SinIfceen, peb at falOe 8iennem
Sien pan &rpfIsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Sra Uorse.
Nirf,inSpi,[ie / Mprbre Yaaese.

Cen npe Rirfe | Norore Waagss
5ogn / Sdie Ereitegielo bleo Sns-
Gag ben 14oe 9ooember inopiet al
giifop Grifien, meloes ira Snootfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Gu Eamliua Erocncr

Gu Canning Grbencr bIep forIe.
Den Dag ioIgt peo 4ltftion i aisben.
bapn. Goruoeu enfeIte ubenIanoife
Groener fom ale 8ra0er al 0onne.
b~rog8oroen til 2tuftion og 6ertbIanSt
aio0erfor8 meS aongerue Sre6erit
Ben CITES, Gbr1tian ben She's, SreSe.
rtf 6er 7bes, Gbriitian ben 9beS %
6re6erif ben Soes SnitiaIer. aoriet
bar / aarenes SOB iftftet Sorm. &ro.
nen oper 4oriet er ianleoes blot ior.
ifielig unSer De forifieIige aouserS
R~egieriug. ligeiom iel0e aoriet beler
life bar ianrme Sinier. GumIier paa
Sc pISre &orS er Iangt Fnere emo paa
Seut, JON er forfGrSiget / be ieuere
I1r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
9oua cssar o. DradJmaun. aor

Oscar bar ienSt SoIser 3radmann
fine ianIeoe Iigte, ier Bigger !
8rastbtuo, til 9tinoe ON bans Be
isg pea Stpd6ulms Slot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

SbmaFineu "Salsoeuueu-, fuw Si
'enote sfter for TO Var fiSsu, sr | ale
S%erirenber Ell uSrrnrtet goo TaIiue, ia,
It6e iaa goo % imut ium Sc. Der ioiter
bet SobbeIte. Irs. Sobu q. Jobuion,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23
lehalf Of The American delegation in

behalf OF the American delegation in
1905.
The first proposition is an interna-
tional congress and an arbitration
treaty to be submitted to the next
conference of The Hague. The re-
ports of the two committees appoint.
ed at Brussels. just issued favor con
sideration Of both propositions with
certain notifications The arbitration
treaty favored represents q compro-
mise between the proposals Of Mr..
Bartholdt and those Of Ernest Won
Plener formerly Austrian minister Of
commerce and make arbitration or ap-
peal to The Hague committee obliga-
tory in a number of specified cases.
.It excludes questions affecting vital
interests. national independence or
sovereign authority The Americans
insisted upon the specification OF
these features In order to meet the
objections of the American Senate in
granting the executive unlimited al-
thority to afbitrate
The Americans intend to submit a
resolution calling on all parlaments
20 make appropriations to support the
peace propaganda.
Many entertainments have been
planned in honor of the delegates.
King Edward will receive the chair
men and secretaries Of each national
group at Buckingham palace at noon
Thursday and the conference will pre-
sent the king with a gold medal struck
in honor of each. Each Of the dele
gates win receive a silver medal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23
PARLIAMENTs OF TWEEN.
TY COUNTRIES ARE
REPRESENTED
IN ARBITRATION CONGRESS
United States Has a Dozen
Delegates.

London. july 20. The fourteenth
conference Of the inter.parliamentary
union organized to promote the arbl-
tration Of peace. opened today in the
Royal gallery Of the parliament build
ing. Upward OF six hundred dele
gates are in attendance They repre-
sent the parllaments Of twenty couu-
tries. including Russia and Mexico,
and many OF the Central and South
American states, which have not par
ticipated in the conferences The
union extended specially cordial
welcome to the Russians as represent
ing the worlds youngest Legislature.
The United states has a dozen dele
gates, under the leadership Of Con
gressman Richard Bartholdt, Of Mis-
souri,, including Theodore o. Burton,
OF Ohio; John Sharp Williams, OF
Mississippi Ebenezer j. Hill. Of Con-
necticut; ollie NJ. James, of Ken
tucky Daniel L. d. Grander, Of
Rhode island Henry Goldfogle, of
New York and William J. Bryan, as a
former member OF the United States
House of Representatives.
The most important business of the
conference centers around the propo-
sitions of Mr. Bartholdt submitted in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23
PURELY FEMININE

our thsoats are much abused Prob
ably for this reason so few pretty ones
are seen at the opera or at the theater,
where the English fashion Of wear
ing slightly decollete gowns is steadi-
ly gaining in favor
Not only are the throats Of nine
out Of ten women not well proper
toned and anything but "Columnae"
as the artist describes a beautiful
neck But most OF them are not even
white, The skin has fairly been
tanned by high collars which keep in
the perspiratlon and often the dyed
material Of the dress collar leaves an.
almost eradicable stain. Dyed furs
are another cause OF uusightly throats.
These furs unless very carefully pre-
pSred now and then cause a slight
skin eruption particularly II they are
allowed too near the skin, and this is
not properly cared for afterward. In
this case the pores OF the neck become
coarse. the skin looks red and pim-
piles appear Peroxide Of hydrogen ap.
piled on a piece Of absorbent cotton
will serve both as an anNseptic and
bleach and help 70 bring ne skin
back to its former whiteness For
everyday purposes lemon juice will
do. Rub a piece Of lemon over the
skin, wipe of with bit Of lemon and
repeat until the cloth is no longer
discolored Pure alcohol can be used
to good advantage daily as a cleanser
for the neck, but It has not the
bleaching qualities of the lemon. Be
fore using any one Of these three
methods. however. plain hot water and
soap must not be forgotten
So much for the skin; now for the
contour of the throat. When the neck
Is too short it inclines 70 fat at a
very early age The double chin ap-
pears and the roll Of flesh all around
the edge OF the collar. Massage viii
reduce the flesh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23
YOUNG GIRLS NEED A CALENDAR
BY MARGARET E. sANasTER.

wonder IL you ever think, dear
girl. what story the calendar is tell
ing for you. Perhaps you have tiny
pocket calendar tucked into your
purse that you may consult 1t II you
happen. as careless people sometimes
do. to forget the date; not that l fancy
you belong 10 that set or that you do
not keep tally OF the days OF the
month
A good plan for US all is to remem-
Der just where we are. so that we
never have to pause and ask somebody
10 tell us whether il is the Sth OF
the 9th, the 10th or the 18th day OF
the month. You may keep a calendar
on your dressing bureau, tearing of
a leaf every day, or Il may hang sus-
pended from a nail by a ribbon or a
chain. or be fastened on the wall
Whatever sort OF calendar you have
Il IS simply a device to remind you
that Time is dying and that II Is well
70 make the most of him and OF his
opportunities before he Is gone out
OF sight Just one day at time is
yours and mine. and according as we
use or abuse the single day. we shall
get the good that is waiting for us
and earn the reward that comes to
faithful workers.
am very fond OF all sorts and
conditions Of girls, but there is one
variety with which have no patience:
the girl who dawdles. who SITS around
talking about what she means 10 do
and never accomplishing anything. IS
not the girl who commends herself 10
me She is not only idle herself, but
she sets a bad example to every one
else and commits the mistake OF throw
ing away the most valuable asset she
Will ever have. A day when one Is
young and strong and light-hearted as
girls are OF should be. Is worth ten
times as much as a day will be when
the same girls are older and know
more about care and trouble. Is your
story Of the calendar story OF work
well-done and Of play undertaken with
all your heart? Whatever you do.
never dawdle.
/ do not want the girls / care for
10 90 about with the weight OF the
hnllu oH lnpH ohDuiuetnf oi Nuhiu 1
like to see them always bothering
about the impression they are making
or the number Of things they We're
accomplishing from Monday until Sat
urday II Is quite possible 10 make
such fuss over ones duty that one
tires all ones friends and succeeds In
frightening the average person out
Of ones neighborhoot
But our sins of omission foot up a
long account against u.s. Let us look
candidly at any day we choose, Per.
haps for convenience. we viii take TO-
day When we came downstairs this
morning. had We a pleasant word for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23

William English has been selected
for successor to John Fields as direc-
tor of the agricultural experiment
station at the Oklahoma Agricultural
and Mechanical college at saltwater.
Mr. English is a graduate of the col
lege. and is considered by the mem
befs OF The board OF regents and the
faculty to be the best man ever grad
uated in the departments of agricul-
ture and animal industry The farm
ers of Payne county familiarly know
him as "Bnr' English, and every one
of them and every farmer in Oklaho-
ma who knows him and his work will
be delighted at the choice which the
board Of regents has made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23
HIDDEN DANCERS.

Mature Gives Timely Warnings That No
Guthrie Citizen Can Afford to Ignore.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. l comes from
tho kidney seeretions. They win warn
you when the kidneys are sick Wen
kidneys exerete a clear amber fluid.
Sick kidneys send out a thin. pale ana
foamy, or a thick, red. in-smelling urine.
fun OF sediment and irregular OF pas
sage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes from
the back Back Pains. duh and heavy,
or sharp and acute, ,sll you OF sicS ked-
neys ana warn you OF tho coming Of
dropsy diabetes and Brlshts disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
ana cure then permanently. Here's
Guthrie proof:
j. Sturgeon, Of 1919 West Cleveland
St Guthrie Okla, says. Several
months ago I began TO be annoyed with
attacks OF lame and aching back, and
some nights 1 was hardly able TO walk
home. The muscles In my back seemed
70 draw up so that when / tried TO stoop
the pain felt as II sharp instrument
was driven into my kidneys and ] would
become fairly dizzy The kidney secre-
tions were scaniy ana painful ana caus-
ed me considerable trouble during the
night ! was reading my paper one night
and came across recommendation OF
Doan's Kidney Pills that Just described
my symptoms. so I went TO ). n Wal
ee's drug stors and got box. After
the ST few doses the acute pain left
my back. and before I had used all the
box the trouble had completely disap-
peared. l have had no return Of it since
Several Of my fellow wcrSmen have also
used Doan's kidney Pills with satisfac-
tory results"
For sale by an dealers Price 80
icents Foster -Ailburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's -and
Z take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23

every one: did we bring our smiles
10 the breakfast table; did we 90 to
the door with daddy or pin a flower
In his buttOn-hole did we watch for
chance 10 help mother and were we
nice and Kind in our manner to the
maid in the kitchen? Some Of the
maids in our kitchens are themselves
young girls and they are very far
away from their own homes. They
have mothers and fathers and friends
and neighbors across the sea, and
sometimes they are home-sick ana a
little cross because they have not had
a letter, or It may be. because they
cannot very easily write their own
letters. A girl like you, Dorothy or
Katherine. a girl who Is just a daugh-
er al hoine may do ever so many love.
~ things to make life easier for the
maid whose work Is In the kitchen
over the tubs, or over the range.
Although you seldom think OF 1t,
the story Of the calendar is writing
itself on your face Every day that
you live is either making you beau
tiful or making you plain. II you
never pout or frown or screw your
forehead into a taagle or draw down
the corners OF your mouth into a
sullen droop you viii gain a sweet.
sunny expression that will make peo.
pie glad when they look at YOU | can
think Of two or three young people
whose faces seem TO glow as II from
q. inward light If every day you
have pure thoughts and never indulge
IN one that Is unwholesome, your face
viii have In IT something as fresh and
innocent as the soul behind IL. Not
so much beautiful features as a beau.
tiful soul can make beautiful face.
To DE kind in your judgments. inter
ested In your friends, simple and sin
cere In all you do, every day OF your
life will give you an attractiyeness
that cannot be described.
The story of the calendar for you.
too, must be story OF health or IN
ness. God gives us plenty OF bright
sunshine and clear bracing air. but
some OF us seem to prefer ~ shut our
selves up In close. stufy rooms and
70 live in the dark II We do that
every day we may expect to be pale
and sallow. 10 have headaches and
backaohes and aches too numerous to
mention. On the porch Of the house
where ! live there is a crimson ram.
bier rose. You never saw anything
grow SO fast as this rose II climbs
higher and higher. filings out It's
wreaths of bloom and is a perfect JOY,
Girls should be like this, growing,
reaching upward filing their little
world Wi;h bloom and fragrance, and
living day by day in the air and In
The sun You are in Gods world, my
dears, see that day by das you make
the most OF IL
Copyright 1906 by Joseph p. 3owies)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-23
TAE TRAvELIMo cosTuMg.
A Sad Mistake to Wear Dowdy Clothes
When on a Journey-~M Mohair
Good Material.

Time was when womans idea OF
81 travelling costume was an old skirt.
q loose coat, a mushroom hat pulled
down over the eyes, and hideous
brown yeii--the wispier the betterl
Don't spoil your trip by arraying
yourself in the dowdiest thing you pos
sess, feeling that it doesn't matter. no
one Knows you" II does matter, an
the more because no one knows you,
and the impression you make al your
Journeys end Is OF the very first inn
p0rtance.
Wear something quiet and incon-
spicuops (checked mohasf is the ideal
travelling gown. as It sheds some OF
It's dust and doesn't show the rest.
See that your hat is Of the trimmest,
emartesl, most "hrushable9 kind
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Now is the time. to recuperate. and
take d much needeS rest: the Fort
Smith & Western have very low rates to
Hct Springs Arkansas. and return; four
teen dollars and thirty cents; good for
80 days and twenty-five dollars and forty
cents with ninety days limit. Very best
connections. and BY far the shortest line.
Phone IT'S, or can at III South Division
street where you viii find IL a pleasure
to give all Information possible JOS p.
ODONNELE, General Agent.
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severe Discipline.

u should like IL be rich so that l
could own an automobile and be inde.
pendent"
MY friend. answered Mr. Dustin
Sax the man with an automobile Il
dependent on everybody from the gas
oline vender 10 the country sherln
The greatest value u the autemobils
to civilization Is It's effectiveness 10
giving wealth lessons in humility
Washington Star
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The Flrst aupkiseed. 2

EX-Mayor Edwin Stewart. OF Phila-
delphia, who has been nominated hy
the Republican convention for gov
ernor, earned the title Of the great
unkissed" long before Gladstone Dowie
was ever heard Of in America Stewart
Is bachelor OF precise and rigid hab-
lis. His friends declare that never In
his life has he been kissed save by his
mother In his younger days he was
sometimes called "Dlushlng Ned"
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J. G. Hume, well known resident
of Enid was probably fatally burned
last night while attempting to save
the household goods in the residence
of Mrs. Harriet Hume, which was
burned to the ground.
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"While returning from the Grand
Army Encampment at Washington
City, a comrade from Elgln, H., was
taken with cholera morbus and was
in critical condition" says Mr.. J. f.
Houghland, of Eldon. Iowa. Il gave
him Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy and believe saved
his life. I have been engaged for ten
years in immigration work and con.
Quoted many parties to the south and
west. l always carry this remedy
and have used it successfully on
wany occasions" Sold by F. B. Lille
& Go.
We are Headquarters for Cigars,
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THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists.
CT two months treatment by mail for
s1.oO. DR.. e. w. Hall. 1926 Olive
street. st. Louis, Mo.
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HOIU to Secure a
Beautiful Neck.
Lemon Good whitener--Massagi
viii Reduce Double Chin and
Superhuous Flesh.

The skin OF the throat and the gem
eral condition Of the neck registers
accurately just how much or how lit
Tie care woman is giving herself.