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The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
0RDWEYS BEAT E. A. C.
Close and Fast Game Played In Light
Infantry ArmoTy.

In fast and well-played game the
Ordways defeated the Easterns at W. L.
l. Armory last night by the score Of ssh
to 26 The Ordways greatly excelled IN
team work and gOal-thrOwing. and had
the game well in hand from the start
Moffitt's goal-throwing was the feature Of
the game, scoring seven out Of the ten
goals made by the Easterns. Sannino
also played great game. making sew
eral brilliant goals
Tuesday evening the infantry will meet
the Commissioners, and as the two teams
are tied for first place. IL will no doubt
prove one of the best and fastest games
Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
DOUGLAS NAVY CAPTAIN.
Knoxville Boy Elected tn Lead Mid
dies on Gridiron.


dies ON Gridiron.
Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md. Dec. 14-Archibaid H.
Douglas, of Knoxville, Tenn, viii lead
the Navy football team on the gridiron
next season. He was elected tonight
at a meeting of the players who partici-
pated in the Army game this year.
Douglas is president Of the second class
OF midshpmen, and played left half back
on the team this season Last year he
also played a half and in his first year
al the Academy he sustained broken
leg IN the game with Princeton early in
the season He has rendered valuable
assistance 10 the team Il was his fine
playing that helped the m!ddies 10 a vic
tory over Princeton in 1894, and he scored
TIE touchdown against West Point In 1905,
that aided in tying the score with the
soldiers This yea his punting was q
big factor during he annual game with
Army K. r. Weshiner. also Of the sec
Ond class. viii be manager.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

Coais-Crogan (-l. J. Collifowcr 49, DoHuey jzi
6. CollidoWer ~. Hoilauder Ludwig Haicht and
Fowler. Free t0sses-Cr0can O. aud Haight Rel
CrC0-aIr. Jack Cars. TimcTs-SIessrs Beckett ana
Sullivan Sc1rer-Nr Worley.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Chnnenee by FendaIl Cadets.

The FendaH Cadets would like to ar
range basketball schedule for January.
The Cadets average 10 pounds. Address J.
Keane. 2S07 Olive avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Bank SAC Wrecked nt DrexeI. 20.

the safe OF the Interstate Bank here to
day. and escaped with 5000.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Herald Want Aaa

will be received at Nelson's Pharmacy.
First and c SITS. NV, and promptly for
warded TO the main of1lce.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at Kener's Pharmacy.
Ninth and SITS. NV, and promptly for
warded to the main Office
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

Goals-Mofhtt 90, Sanuino G). Regis 81, ).
Thompson l3l. J. Thompson e. Burlingame Hughes
ReicTee-H Collifower. Timers-MessTs. Dcmar and
Draeger- scorer-Mr. Baker Time of game-'TWo
20-minute halves
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
GLAMOR WINS, 9 TO 20
0ddS-On Choice Beats Gold
Circle at City Park.
JOCKEY MARSTERs INJURED

While the Field Was Parnding,
Grace George Threw Her Rider
and Ran Away About Three Miles.
TobOgEan n Winner-Sumnlaries
and Entries for TO-day's Events.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

order The Washington Herald de-
llyered at your residence. daily and Sun
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Joe Cans TO Retires

Joe Cans is out with a statement that
after his battle with Herman at Tonopah.
on New Years Day, he will retire per
manently from the ring. But 1t is not
believed that Cans will do as he says.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
sullivan wants New Champion.

John l. Sullivan. who follows the
fighting game closely, says that he would
like nothing better than to discover a
new heavyweight champion. "The time
is certainly overripe for such a man J"
says the bulky Bostonian. Not since 7
first came out has the heavyweight field
been so barren. With a couple of middle
weights fighting a draw for the title
and a skinny negro challenging both of
them, what are we coming to? Every
young fighter could rise up now and go
through the whole bunch without strain
ing a muscle.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-15

neInoiIa Sc dostati ven ze dYefi, po-
tkosssel sc dostati ven esnem, kde
ysak uvizl nezli bratr jeho pfisel
mu k pornoci, byl jiz TAX popalen, ze
kratce ma to "a hroznych bolesti
|zemfcI.
Iumbrota vydaiy 80 beftd
Skorumoya a ieif 12-Leta sestra ma
cestu po vlalSu do Forest Hill. Kdyz
vlak ma zmin9ne misso doiel, tn ne-
zastavil d rnladsl diyka byla tim TAX
podesena. ze vyskotila . iedoucfho
vlaku dold padem utrpeIa vaz-
|nvch poraneni ma hlave. Druha
divka skocila tez "a nj, ale vyvazla
ien lehkym poranenim. Obe pax
|byly doyezeny nazpet domd, kde SO
Jim dostalo lekafskeho osetfeni.
Wesley Hack, IL rokil stary
Ihoch Credit River vessel do stale,
| ably vyvedl k vode mlade hflb6. Ne
jakou nahodou zapletl Sc mu provaz
kolem nohou, nacez kun vybehl do
dvora, ylateje hocha "a sebou. Nez-
| ii mohl byti kun zastaven, byl hoch
| tax usmykan, Re nasledkem rozraze-
mi lebky yypustil ducha-
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l Blizc Faribault, nedaleko ze-
leznienich trait nalezeno bylo
zmrzls nemluvne We sn5hove zave-
il dvtma hochy, nalezajicfmi Sc ma
honu. Ma udanf hochd vydali sc
na6eInik policie a pfirnci koronera
k mfstu tomu, kde shledali zenske
sltptie Pr vysetfovani koronero-
w poroty pfedvolan byl DR.. May
land, ienz sy6dtil, ze pred lzratkou
dobou povolan byl do domu A. II.
Billa, n6mz domaci sluzka Mary
" " God a afs as Sises S'fet saSccAss:
IekaF nalczene dit9 stotoznil n
da!, ze matka dit1te, iakoz ] jeji Sc
stra zanasely Sc iimyslem tohoto Sc
nejak zbaviti. Die nalezu koronero-
wv poroty bylo dita ma ono mlsto do
|nescno live a ponechano syemu osu-
du. Matka ditete ie 20 rokn stara
a sestra "a obs naIezaji Sc We v6ze-
nj, vytkavaiice trestnfho vysetfova-
nj.
1 Idrayotnf kefnisaf Murray v
Duluth yydal statistiku umrti tohc
Inssta, . niz vysyita, ze dmrtnost "a
n.innls rnk hyla IA iednoho ti-
sfesc osob. nAsledkem cehoz lie POI
yazoyati ono mtsto za nejzdravejsi
ieho velkosti ma sv6tt.
/ Theo. Kreugera, 15leteho syna
farnsife nedaIeko Alexandria, po-
tkaia strasna ieiio,dia, 'ktterad sii Wy
zadala jeho zivot. T'yz mel velkou
zalibu \ patrani po novych vynale-
zech a caste zabyval se vselijakymi
experimenty Y dime ma farln6, pfi
benny mel ten zsyk, ze se yzdy do-
witt zayFel. Pfi iednon takovein
pokuse potinal 81 neopatrne, take
kusy zhav5ch uhlikn dostaly se ke
konyici gasolinem, naslcdken ce-
hnz tento Yybuchl na Theodorosi
zapalil odeg Y nastalem znatkn,
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-15
NeipStsi popStrons.
2e,2.

Neivetsi peyetroh desnd naleze-
ny, bvl yykopdn professorem FL. 4.
Wardem Y mfste zvanem Ranchito,
blize Bacubirito provincii Sinalce,
Mexiku. Tento balvan povetroflo-
vessic vesssic zzesilezs ie vice sezz 3 3 step a!ca-
hf, 6 stop siroky d 8 stop silny a je-
no vaha se odhaduje ma skoro SO
tun. Bylo yzdy shledano, be Golden
Grain Belt pivo jako rodinny nd
poi ie bez soupefe. Obiednejte ii j
Il sveho nejblizsiho prodaya6e.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-15
ZySnf skydgy.

Minneapolis, 13 fnora - Pseni-
ce lest cenv ochable. T'yrda cisio
4. prodava Sc "a Sale. Seyerni cislo
y. S2ac, cislo 2. site, eislo 3. 1910
soc. Makaronka eislo J. 735c, {. q.
70M71c
Kukufice cislo 3. je "a s54@
|35ac.
Owes eislo 8. plati Sc po 2es@
26ac.
Jecmen prodava se po 36@47c,
die jakosti.
zito cislo 2. je "a 59a@61ac.
Lnan6 semeno platf Sc zbozi hoto-
We 20 si.15z snlouvy pro kvtten
81 f6ss
Duluth, Is. unora. PPsseIlicc 1.
i. seyerni plati sc dnes Szac, eisio
2. 80tc.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-15
M. Helm, CESKY PRAvNfK.
~ East Sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.

MInuiy ivfen IneiI IsTnc pote-
semi navst6vv stareho Minnesofa-
Ma pana #. ID. Faiinofla ze Silver
Lake, Mimi. Pan Faimon rozhodl
- s 7ystssssiosai ss 10 TIA sttsFa tF ssta do
slunne Kalifornie, nebcf pry zde V
siinnesoFe jiz pro sfarsiilo cioyei<a Y
s.:::.s =::..A 81. o.: kezieh nelArnlhe meslseda
nestaH a ielikoz mel nasem meste
hodne fizenf jakoz ! startch pFatel
i marnSch, jez chtel pred odjezdem
navstiviti, mel stale ma pilno.
= ze penfze svstem vladnou. ~
kazalo &c minuIou nedeli rano V st.
James 6ernosskem methodistickem
kostele, kam zavolana musila bgti
noIicie. aby zietlnala pofadek PR
sporu tom. komu nalezi penize w
hrane koStelni sbirkon. Y zmintns
osaslas panoval jiz od minulehe leta
rozbroj mezi nektcr51ni cleny koste-
ID q rev. II. SeymourenI. ma nelz
bvlo pnsobeno. aby e mista svtho
vidal. Tomu vzaor tomu podafilo
= wax TN misre setrvati. po-
sleslni schnzi bylo zyoleno kest dus
ysrnikn Il zaroyen pfijata re~olnee
saixuifci plat kazateliv $40 me-
sifs,e. Fri rannfsil bhoiifosiisizzis,sasciii hi I'll
minuI6 nedele byly obe rozvadenb
stranv oeadnikd pfitomny rev.
Seymour wal III "a text Ike kazani
sshratrskou .asku." po ukonceni ka-
zani byla pcdniknuta mczi sbro-
mAzd6nim sbirka a pax tfi diver
nikf Hi K mistu kde penize byIy u
lozeny, JED vsak rev. Seymour ode
pfel yvdati. udavaie. We ussanoyil k
sblrce diva kostelniky. v male chvf-
Ii mfsto bratrsks lasky strhla se me-
ii dny6rniky a kazatelem hotova
mela. pfi tcmz rev. Seymour spasil
- llt1kem zadnim vchodem.
Ew potFebujete-li papirovani po-
koif, barveni we ynitf ! venku, obraf-
te se ma FIR. III. Hardin, SAC w. Z.
Street, st. Paul, Minn. pryni
tfidy price se zarutuje i3S-i
Na pFani Lincoln republicans
sk6ho kluhu rozhodl sc uchazeti O
nominaci "a mayora /. G. Hoffman.
TIA je obchodnikem We mtste o
pfssisedou obchodniho klubu d poya-
zoyan mezi repliblikany za silneho
kandidata. Reteny klub zsolil ii s.
dlenny vsbor. jenz bude miti na
starosti, vybrani ostatnich kandi-
slat1 pro mGstskt fifady.
" sobofu odpoIedne zastfelil
" va SVEN bytu 470 Rice ul mestr
Xxi etraznik JAS, M. Brogan. 4
ifvslls i.s ffvsl vEsississs szz:ssll z:sl i zses, se:ss
znamo, nebof ni6eho 20 sobe neza-
necIai, 60 by X prozrazcni pfitiny
xesllo. Samoyrah zdal se bSti yzdy
veseis nlysle tcprsc den pred tim
zadaI D propnstIni ze sluzby. udi-
vaje, ze s cfti cburavsm. Nrtvola
jelo nalezcna byia lelno ia-ietpH
dccrou, ktera pfi skrotcni 10 lozni-
C DaIczla jej lezeti na podlaze. =
posmrtni prohlidkou bglo zilkttlao,
II stfelil * do tst, spisobiy II oka-
milton anrt pozhstaia rodlna ~
daya, ze zdal &C bfti easem lnalo-
nasslnSn. domnivaie e, ze trpI tn-
berkuIosou, M posmrtni prolslilkos
shledano, VI vSechny jeho zisntili
organy bYly nejlepfita stavn. BY
Il roka star, II let polifvjni slsk-
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-15

+ Pan Albert Veverka, byvaly
zdejsi ob6an, nyni Conway, N. d.,
meska zde navstayou Ii svych sta
rJch pfatel a znamych.
T Pojistsni proti ohni, blesku q
vetru u tech nejlepsich spolecnosti
vam obstara dobfe a spolehliva r.
B. Matlach pfsarne Minnesotskych
Novin. EFT
= Pan Chas. Reil ma Superior ul.
vvkoupil Waconia Patriot uime
se vydavatelstvf q redaktorstyi te-
hoz co nejdfiv. Pfejeme hojne zda-
|ru.
Spolek slovan. CSDPJ.. zvoIil
vybor, ienz ma podniknouti pfi-
nravn6 prAea K odhfrani vtletu nfi-
stiho leta. Zaroven hodla oslaviti
i5iietie zaiozeni, lz pripaeia ma del
3. Iervence.
f~ n pronaimntf LEVINE 8 svetni-
CO kuchyn, voda a sklep. Hodi se
pro malou rodinu. Haste Sc v elsie
400 Nugent ST., st. Paul, Minn.
17x3
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< Zprdvy re St. Paul. x

r Y sobotu rano zemfel ma srdec-
nj yadn Il. G. Field hlavnf Glen
departmentniho obchodu Field,
Schlrk Il Co. ma Wabasha ul.
Zesnuly byl jednim . neistarsieh
obchodnikn We m6sts
T Mate-li neco ma prodej aneb
hledate-h n6iake zam6stnAni. nebu-
de vas oznamka stati mnoho, kdyi
to date do Minnesotsk9ch Novin a
isrne jisti, ze se YAM to vyplati.
Ekuste zit 10. q.
Jednim nejlepsich pozitkn,
jaky jiz dlouho jsme zde nemeli, byl
nam podan minulou sohotu veccr
p6veckSm sborem Hlahol z Mime
apolis. Gel vsak, ze navsteva kon-
ccrtu, jako NJ SC zde stalo obycelem
|pFi podobnych pfilezitostech, nj
kterak neyyhoyovaIa tomu, ably sna-
|zivi peyci byli tez "a svoji namahu
|dostafecn6 odlnansni. Ia TO vsak
I'll, iiz - XII koncertn dostayili, by
Iii vykeny psscu nadseni a kazd} :
|nelieenou radosti ii libosal, ze TAX
ptkne zabayy jiz dlouho nezazil. r.
IHlahoi naiezi k rein maio ceskym
l!ss kter4 ehraly s "a fi6el pc
|stoyanl eeskeho zpsvu pofadani
|uslechtil9ch q vzdslavacich zabav a
|vysledek fohoto jeho snazeni behem
inlan kratk6ho pnaohenf i Minne-
apoIis leyi sc We vice p6knych pro-
gralnech a i poteseniln muzemc RI
lei. ze uznani obecenstva, jehoz 81
nm nasem stFedu dostalo, mnze i
IIIahol aIespon eastedn6 pocitati "a
|odnenu nahradu "a To, ze navste-
va nebyla die toho. jak jsne oceka-
vail. Az ii zyyknerne ma zabavg to-
hoto druhu, stanou se oblibcnel-
| simi q budou SC t9z pax tssiti hoi-
n6jsi podpofe. Cim drive se 0 TO
Ipokmsime, tim lepe.
sw Stavebnf dffvi vseho druhu,
ldyefe, okna, chilly vnbec vse, co
| do oboru toho nalezf. Pfijdte a
pfesyedcte sc, nez koupite jinde.
i st. Paul Wrecking & Lumber CO.
I'm. nf. 507a Wabasha ul. 73o W.
7sth St, ST. Paul, Mimi Albert
z,achar fiditei. 7-tf. IL
V itery rano kolem ctvrte ho-
linv vypukl nezname pficiny ohei'
| II hostinci d. II. Mangana, naleza-
iicfm se ycdle pisarny Minnesot-
skgch Novln nezii hasici uciniii
lehni pfitrz, byl cely vnitfek, iakoz
Ii tlruhe poschodi nplne ohnem zni-
I1eno d ccIe bndovy nezbyly nez u
6onzene zdi. Hostinsky rodinou,
spici druhem poechodi, probudill
se jezte Gas, ably &c zachranili d
lt1kem ven ma uIici. ufadovna Min
nesetsklch Novin nebyla pnskozena-
| ac nebyt ryehisfo zsakrucsni iiliisi-
III, ID ttyla by by seez lessia iscfxsa,.,ii. Spa
lleniste naIezi Hammoyu pivevaru,
kteryz psvossr yystayi III tcas MI
IstE novou budoyu.
pfesne We 1881 hodin Y pom
ideIi po puinoci yykonana byia y
Ipfizemi okrcsniho zalafe serifem
Antonem MiesneEn tfeIni jeho pfi-
ruGi,ni, Z niclz ieden byl nas depu-
Ily serif p Prank q Picha. popra-
ia. William Nilliamse, odsouzeneho
K smrti pro srazdu Johna kellera q
ieho matky rninulello iara, T6lo
|WiIllamSe yiselo na sibenici IA mi
|nuty, nadez ttsfmi ltkafi prohlasen
'yrall "a mrtveto d odevzdan po-
hroIynlkoyi.
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onto table. punched hole in the
shingles on The roof with bis gun sld
opened IRE Persons familiar with
the hrht declare positively that Jones
killed shadisy ana. m an probability
Speed
The Hsht aboeESc1 n lhshllne Incl
dents Nasletsou was in the street
fr.ne from behind a small black jack
tree not more than ten ur eight inches
tn diameter tie ram ont OF ammuni-
tiou and walked cndeI heavy hte 20
the covered wagon. filled his pockets
with cartridges and returned to the
tree Instead of standing behind it he
sat down IN front. saying that he
would "taSe things easy" The tree
soon was gashed with bullets that
struck above Masterson's head, and
twigs and limbs fell everywhere
around him. Not a bullet b. n
A street urchin was so in in
terested nthe fight that he I'd near
the officers much OF the time. watch
ing the eaects Of their broadsides. The
day was intensely hot. and at inter-
walls woman living in the town car
ried water to the officers. though at
every step her life was in danger.
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NEW STATE NOTES.
Q . o o 9 Q Q q . . 0 . Q . .

Guthrie Is to have three modern hotels
built this fan.
Mrs. G. c. Bolton is to build a $4,000
hotel at PawkusSa.
The rain this week is reported gem
eral over TIE new state.
Muskogee Is using the Arkansas river
for navlgation purposes.
Flax raising in Woodward county has
provided fairly successful.
The ministers or south McAlester
have organized a law and order league.
vespasian Gates. Blaine county
farmer was kicked to death by n hors"
The issue Of $4,000 for water works
bonds at Madm carried by large ma
jority.
ThoCathollc peoolc Of Sulphur viii
soon begin the erection Of q magnificent
church.
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WORLDS PEACE CONGRESS.
tBy AssoeIaLed Presgl

London, July 12- Arrangements
have now been completed for the In
ternationM Peace Conference Of mem
bers OF parliament of the world The
conference win De held al Westmlu-
sier daring the three days beginning
July 2li in The royal gallery Of the
House Of Lords The win be a de-
jeunec in Westminster Han, a recep-
tion by the Lord Mayor at the Man
sion House. and q banquet and fete
al the Crystal Palace. King Edward
has invited the conference TO visit
Windsor Castle.
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ex7ecis 20 develop about one iheusand
horse power sudicicnt to run every
piece of machinery Do the city
Territorial superintendent L. W BaN-
Ter says ttat There VIII lsely be two
more normal schools located 10 THE east-
eru part oi tuo now state.
"My chnd was burned terribly at SuA
the face mock aud Ghost applied
Dr. Thomas Eclectric OH The pain
ceased ana the child sank into rcsi-
fui slcep. "--Mrs. Nancy NJ. Hanson.
Hamburg. n. y
The Capital Gran Co., win soon erect
a large grain elevator "a this city When
completed Guthrie VIII have two of the
brgest grain elevators IN the state
The city council Of Enid has ordered
special election for August 9TH to vote
upon the proposition Of issuing bonds
20 the amount Of $50 600 for the erection
OF a new school building
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Coniers Wecldy: oklahoma VIII be-
larger than any state east OF ne Mis-
sissip7i Altaoagh only one out of forB-
six commonweauhs in the American
union in viii aulpass amy OF utneteen
independent powers Of the world in ex-
tent and ans one Of ~ in population a
accession wln bring with ia the admis-
SION OF the civilized Indian tribes td cit-
izenship and viii carry us within sight
OF the end of tlat experiment of herdiag
the lndians on reservations which IL as
old as Engilsh civilization on tsis cou-
tinent Two-thirds Of the population OF
the Indian Territory are white already
and when there Is no longer an Iadlan
Territory there soon WIN be no more
ildians.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12
CID FASHIONED EASTERN FOR
TER ON DRAUeHT.-oUTHRlE BAR.

The millers ana grain dealers OF
northern oklahoma and Southern kan
sas at a meeting az Arkansas city.
adopted plan by which they will re-
ceivc accurate Information concerning
the wheat cro2. Each agreed to make
reports TO the Blackwell Milling com
pany which win condense them into
one general report. Tue report will coy
er an the points Of interest to grain
men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12
INDIANA LAWYERS.
fny Assoclated Presal

(By Associated Press)
West Baden Springs Ind, July r..
The Indiana State Bar association.
at its concluding sessions today. lis
tened TO papers and addresses, as fol
lows; "The Evolution OF the Right
of Trial" Horace 81 Lurton, Nash.
vile, Tenn; Jeremy Bentham and
American Jurisprudence, Jesse s.
Reeves, Richmond; The Trials of the
Trial Judge" Joseph NJ Rabb. VIII
Transport The convention chooses
new officers before aiIournlng this
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu.
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists.
or two months treatment by mail for
s1.o0 Dr. e. W. Han. 1926 Olive
street. st. Louis, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssss, ,e: Of GZ1zAZzz9
WISCONSIN BANKERS
fRy AssocIated Press.l

(By Associated Press)
Milwaukee. Wis, July i2.-The Wis
consin Bankers association began its
aruual convention here today, Presi-
dent ]. II. Puelicher of Superior pre-
siding a number OF prominent hnan-
ciers win be heard during the two
days session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12

Can't look we'll eat well OF feel wen
with impure blood feeding your body
keep the blood pure with Burdock Blood
keep clean and you win have long life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12

Satin smooth skin secured using Satin
skin cream aud Satin skin powder Csc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12

''ANtNtt f"
The muda bin ecently passo dby con-
sress gives oklahoma s2G ooo for the na-
iional guard.
Tie Chlcl,asha wlter Power COM
pony has been incorporated with q cup-
ltl Of S15ooo.
Walter Pridgen was found dead in %
water tank near Fulton lie was SUBJ
ieet to epne7tie MS.
PaWlluska IS now q city of the first
cass Tie FIRST election of city officers
IS 70 be held July q.
II is predicted that tile new State Will
produce more broom corn this gear tfap
any state ~ the union.
Hives, eczema lioh OF SAT- rheum
sets SOU crazy. Can't bear the touch Of
your olo-hing Doans Ointment cures
the most obstinste cases. Whs suncr
An drugs SIS sen IL.
Pawnee county Is suing tie An3kans
Pennsyiyania milioaares for taxes lev-
ia on thc promotion of Oh.
II Is reported thW cattle sire dying
from satiae loco weed ia Pottawatomit
Woodward ana Dewey counties
Tho Iowa Indians goo years ago. NUM-
heres 100 600 SOILS. now only eighty are
len. Most OF these live m Payne county.
sov - e,. .,tinotsa M ooo 600
at Wewolya by the WewolSa Realty com-
pany.
,f,.. v... t,-.t.. .os 90 ,i,,,g oesr
with "a Shot gun because hor health was
noor
rts ,i,s,v. wan 40 have 81 hox NJ saliva
( piles ana bolls yield 70 Dewitts witch
! Hazel salye. should keep a box on hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-12
Hot Weather
Dangers.

Are all about us during
the next three months.
while fevers and other
ills are rife. In no in
stance can we better
appreciate the fact that
prevention is better
than cure,