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Piles


a Trial Package Mailed Free 70 An.
The rectnm. lilsc the mouth. IS hue1
with tnat soft satiny material known
as mucous membsono Plies le 4 dlseaso
of that membrane nnd the blood vtaseiN
that lie under IL
Flssure and ristula AFFECT the snina
membrane and belong 70 the Same fsn-
Ny Pyramid Pile cure slipped into tho
bowel melt ana spread themselves over
the surface and act just as q s8lfc
would if the trouble was On tho outside
OF sae body nnd could be easily seen
and gotten ~
The immediate relief they give even
IN the most agonizins cascs will staftie
you. as Il has already startled many
Thousands Of doubling ThomasesH be-
fore you. who have tried everything and
sent for the sarnpic package. firmly cou-
virced that they would again be dlsap-
pointed
But they werrnt. Pyramid Pile Cure
dom disappoint They cure. They afa
fes sale az ali druggists az 50 cents a
box and are worth On even hundred to
the person who needs them.
M John Byrnt Of 2Soe End Ave New
York City. writing under date Of Jan.
18th. 1905, says n received the sam
PIE and used & right away got 80
much relief from it after 20 years suf-
fcring that ] bought a so cent box The
alfndst unhearahie pain Is almost gone
and my hstula has almost disappeared.
! had given up an hope Of ever being
cured assure you. gentlemen, VIII
use every EFFORT to make any Of my
friends sry them. nr can guarantee they
are n sure cure
or u you want 20 rrove this matter AZ
our expense. before purchasing. send
your name and address 20 the PYRk-
MID DRUG co. $3.50 Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mlchlsan, rs receive trial
pacaage free by return mall.
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THE
Food Cure
Put in the body what
NATURE NEEDS
Find that in
GRAPE NUTS
How TO aUlLo A soDY.

one 81 the most important discoveries
OF late Is the application Of the right
kind OF food 10 rebuild the lost sub
stances or the body. tarown on by the
active. nervous work Of Americans
Careful Investigation by experts ~
food and diatetics, has brought out The
fact that aibumcn. watch Is contained
in various foods. IL acted upon By pnos-
phate Of potash. not such as obtained IN
drug stores. but such as Is found In
certain parts Of the Held grains Ia MOST
minute PARTICLES arranged III Nature s
laboratory. not man's
The part Or the grains containing phos-
phate Of potash Is used IN the manugAc-
trre OF Grape-Nuts food. therefore the
active. nervous. pushing brain-worAel
can feed ne body with food that goes
directly 10 the rebuilding Of the brok-
n-down gray matter IN the brain. solai
plexus aud nerve centres all over ths
body. with the result that the individual
who refreshes ana rebaiids the body witt
proper material q this sort. obtains Z
dennite result. which he can feel ans
know Of and which Is apparent % M
frienda
A. Vigorous brain and nervous System
Il of ihe greatest importance 20 an
business man Or blain worker.
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cd renewal Of lis license last wISk.
and the only saloon remaining IN The
county ls at Bessie It Is expected
that This win also be closed when iss
present license expires elk city. in
Roger Mills county. has but ono saloon
len and IL win be eliminated in the
near future
A year ago there were four saloons
IN Hcnncssey, ~ Kingfshcr county,
and the last one closed iis doors there
a few days ago, upon the expiration
Of It's license Judge John u. Pan
coast receatly held that no license can
be granted 20 saloon IN Beaver City,
for the reason that the required num-
Der OF signatures to an application can.
not be secured in any ward in the city,
This decision makes Beaver county
dry Comanche county Is also dry
with the exception Of I.awton, the
county seat The question OF whether
the town shall be wet" Of dry Is
the present city campaign at Medford,
in Grant county IN the same county
a license renewal was refused. during
the week at Lamont
Recent decisions Of the Oklahoma
courts have played a considerable part
in bringing about this state Of affairs.
An OF the Oklahoma judges are inciin-
ed to require applicants for saloon H.
oenses 10 comply strictly with the let
ter of the law, and several other towns
In the territory beside Beaver City
have been rendered dry by such ju-
diclal decisions Some assistance has
also been rendered by the decision Of
Judge Clinton r. Irwin 90 the effect
that newspapers were not compelled
to publish notices OF application for
iiquor licenses The law requires that
such notices shall be published in the
two papers OF largest circulation ~
the county, and n the publishers Of
one Of those papers refuse to publish
liquor notices, no legal license can b'
issued. Some newspaper owners have
refused to publish notices Of the sort
and still others have refused to mak'
statements concerning their circula
tlon, which made It Impossible TO de
termine absolutely which were thu
papers Of largest circulation.
II vote on the temperance propo
sition were taken at the present time
there would be no surprise II the en-
tire territory would 80 dry Whi'
the "wets" would carry such cities a
Guthrie Oklahoma City and Shawnee
/ yet the rural vote would be so over
whelmmg for temperance that tn
wet" vote in the cities would be oh
liberated There are not enough big
towns In Oklahoma 60 give the liquo
interests majority u has been prov
On. time and time again. that the vol
ers OF Oklahoma are independent, &
degree not known perhaps in othe
states. and en- a temperance propos
ton each voter would in all probabi
/ ity east a vote that expressed his ow
personal views on the matter.
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TOWNS ARE GOING DRY
And the Temperance People
are Much Encourag-
ed Thereat

Temperance workers IN Oklahoma
ere greatly encouraged because OF the
gra wing list Of towns which are be-
coming dry in this territory and II
shows that there Is a strong and grow
ing sentiment in favor Of prohibition
In Oklahoma, which will be strongly
IN evidence In the constitutional con.
vention At the present time there
are over forty towns In the territory
without saloons. A list OF such towns
was recently complied by the tenn
psrance workers. sa follows:
Agra. Ames, Amorita. Arapaho,
Berllnh Britton. Capitol Hin. Carney
Cereal. Ceres. Cherokee. choctaw,
Davenport, Deer Creek, Doxey. Drift
wood. Glencoe, Grimes, Hunter, La
mont. Meramec Meers. Merritt, Nash
vile, Nellie. Noble. oleta, Piedmont,
Rocky, Roosevelt. Virden, Kuol'uk
Falls. and EarIboro
Il Is inquired that at the present time
at least a dozen more towns could be
added to the list Woods. county is
taking a lead in the aisAction Of pro-
hibitlon that may be considered ex-
tremeiy dangerous 10 the liquor inter
ests. There are but ave saloon towns
left nthe country-Alva Ingersol,
Carmen. Aline and Helena. -Four
tiers OF townships. embracing four
fourths OF the county. are now dry,
Falrview followed the lead Of chero-
kee closely In closing its saloons, and
shortly afterward Cleo and Ringwood
made moves In the same direction. All
these towns are IA Woods county.
A better showing even can be made
In Washila county. The last saloon
AZ cordeu. the county seal. Was refus
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The following charters were issued
this morning fro mthe office Of Ter
ritorial Secretary Filson:
The Farmers Co. Operative Gin
and Mill company Principal business
Office at Choctaw City. capital stock
$4,000. The directors are George A.
King, Of Jones City; J. r. Taylor, NJ
A. Elcricls and August Brumme. all OF
Choctaw City
simmons Bros, Land company.
Principal business office az Woodward.
capital stock $4,000. The directors
arc Horace F. Simmons and Seth H.
Simmons. Of Woodward, and ElIgah
p Simmons. OF Wichita.
The Lawton Natural Gas company,
capital stock 100000. The directors
are Charles o. Bigelow, Lewis Borden.
klrcher. and John NJ Young. all Of
IAwton.
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(First Published In Leader May s. 1906.
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan county,
IS.
Notice is hereby given that II. j.
Dierolf has t1is day filed In the Office
Of the County clerx. IN aad for said
County HIS petition. asking that IL
cense be granted him to sell at retail.
malt. spirtuous and vinous liquors on
Lot 1. Block "a. Third Ward, Town OF
Orlando. in said County and Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
May %. 1868. his petition will be granted
and license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County here 10 affixed his Tth day
Of May. 1906.
fsEAL) NJ +. TRAP.
County Clerk.
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lican politician. was found guilty in
police court Of disturbing the peace
and fined IS and costs. The evidence
showed that because of trouble origin
ating among the children Of thefami-
lies Col, Bridges had entered the home
of Mrs. Anderson, used strong Ian
guage and shook her by the shoulders.
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Fof June The Germans of the city are
pmnning an excursion TO Yost lake
special train isto be chartered % re-
turn latc IN the evening after dance.
which Will be a part o. the program. 4
rate OF one dollar for the round trip wsil
probably be made,i
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PERSONAL
MENTION


w. d. knight is here from coyie-
D. NJ ribDetts is in Alya attending
court.
President l. E. Page has returned to
langston.
Adiutant General Miles is in oklahoma
Cit yteaay.
G. ". Bruce returned this morning
from oklaohma City
M C. e. Farmer is visiting friends
IN Guthne.-Perry Repubncan-
Miss Gertie kennedy returned today
from a visit With friends Ia Perry.
Capt Geo A. Dunnica is in oklahoma
city attending The Pythian meeting.
w KeeIer proprietor Of the Elks bar
ber shop. is In Red Rock on business
w. II. coyle went out on the Eastern
oklahoma this morning on business.
- = .sk Annabal. who sells cigars and
ins 'ne Lribbage as a side line. is IN
anu @ n y -. .'-tASilAx1
he o. Enc Hale has returned from a
inc 1faant visit with Miss clyda Wilson al
M Reno.
]. NJ. Campbell. who has been the
guest of his brother Dave. left today FOR
Re dRock
II. J. Dierdorf city marshal Of Or
lando for six years returned TO his hoEie
yesterday.
S. p. Render. Of Norman. Is in the
city today attending the coal dealers
convention.
Tom Bowie announces that he win be
candidate for sheriff on .he democrat
&c ticket this fail
Mr. and Mrs E. Arnold Of Frank
In, Neb., are visiting their son. II. C
Arnold. and family
sveerh Of the local areihen are Il
oklahom city attending the lremen'
annual tournament.
DIS Kenodie Noryilie and stagne
we're here from coyle tbls morning. en-
route 20 Oklahoma City.
Df. A. l. Rlesh is attending the ses
slon Of tie oklahoma Medical associa
lion at oklahoma City.
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looks opportunities to create business
for the D., E. & c.
Marshall Reed. motorman on the Cap
itol Heights car line. left this morning
for Shawnee to take similas position.
Messrs. 8. Brcngle, Luther West,
Secretary Page and chas Pond are at
tending the Pythian grand lodge at Ok
lhaoma city.
Walter Warren Is IN oklahoma City
attending the grand lodge. K. Of r. He
Is the grand representative from Guth-
rie Lodge No. ?.
DR.. p. NJ. Roc and daughter Miss Nir-
gle. and Miss Pearson, OF Cheney. left
today for their home at Fanis. They
have just returned from trip through
Louisiana
Red Downs and Jack Forrester with
the senators last year. passed through
the city this morning enroute to okla
homa CITY. where the Topeka team Will
play series OF games.
Drs j. w Duke and Ralph Smith
went 10 Oklahoma city this morning TO
attend the oklahoma Medical association
meeting Or. Barker, secretary OF the
association, is also in attendance.
DR.. r. G. sharpe went to Oklahoma
City this morning to attend the meeting
Of the Oklahoma Eclectic Medical asso-
citation lie viii read paper on "I-e-
gitimate Advertising BY Physicians"
superintendent II. A. Tice. Of Arkan-
sas city. Is here today conferring will
| Water Commissioner Spencer regardine
the building Of a dam near the santa
Fe right OF way IN the south part o
the city.
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Charley castanien went North for
his health.
Fine homegrown strawberries were
on the market.
Messrs Bronson and Frazier were
done up" again by the Perry whist
players. Messrs Hanson and Nc
Candless, losing the game by two
points.
Major George F. Herriott vice pres
ldent Of the Guthrie National bank
and owner Of the Herriott block. ar
rived from st. Louis to look after his
CuthpIe interests
The school board met ana peace
and harmony prevailed throughout the
meeting.
The executive committee OF the lo-
cal Union Society Of Christian En-
deavor met In the Christian church
and decided to order 1000 hags and
800 hundred badges 70 rthe conyen-
tlon on June 3. and 5.
| Amer 4 trial lasting two days Col.
I Il L. Bridges. an attorney and Repub-
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NEAR THE MILLION MARK
Treasurer Rambo's Report
Shows a Balance on Hand
of $945. .SOO.07.

The monthly statement o. Territorial
Treasurer Rambo. submitted to the gov
ernor today shows balance on hand
IN the territorial treasury al the close OF
business on April 80. Of s9l5. .so007. The
receipts from al sources during the
month OF April were as 72i.2S. and the
disbursements. $f5. .455.CS. OF the balance
on hand the largest credit IS that Of the
public building fund, sii6,7O6.G9.
The funds OF the territory are de-
posited IA the following named banks. ia
snrious amounts set opposite the name
Of each bank
Capitol Nal bank si6s63f50
Less outstanding
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The Younger Sets are Very Busy
In the main this week. regardless Of
set or clique, society will devote itself
TO spring sewing or housecleaning with
a zeal that otherwise directed might be
profitable OF more pleasing ptstines ~
not results. There isn't thing OF any
Importance whatever for the first OF the
week other than the concert Monday
night by the Innes band Wednesday
however the social scene liyens up "A
bit and there Is Mrs. l.. l. Belands large
''at home' affair. On Thursday after
noon Mrs. 4. b. Lille gives an afternoon
reception In honor OF the visiting ladies'
who will be here attending the ter!sts-
rial pharmaceutical association meeting
These two events. other than the club
meetings, viii be the sole diversion Of
fercd society for seven days.
The younger sets are moving about
however, with mysterious air and
may be seer frequently wal6ing home
ward after school Ia little groups of
jwo ana three. with heads close together,
plotting spread IN the park. a recep-
tion for tue graduates-for commence
ment IS bArelv twa weeks Rway-or a
repetition Of the little jaunt indulged Ia
today By the seniors. the trip to Seward
for a picnic Affairs Of this kind must
be planned with due secrecy, for mem-
bers OF the dignihed faculty do not look
kindly on such excursions and are liable
to demonstrate the OF repeated and too
true quotation from "Bobbie" Burns
''The best laid plans o. mice and men
gang OFT aglee, and leave as naught but
GRIEF and pain for promised 10Y" This
trip OF today was successfully carried
out however and the perpetrators oi
the escapade hope that BY the time
they return penitent to The school room
tomorrow morning the wrath Of the fac
ulty win have subsidized natl the pun
ishment will not be meted out 20 then
in even as great a measure as the,
probably deserve.
Miss clara Van Duyn Is here from %
Reno. the guest Of Mrs. A v McWethy
The High Five club Is entertained TN
evening at the residence Of Acting Gov
ernor and Mrs. Charles "a. bllsoa, ol
North First street.
Tomorrow evening at O'Clock reeep
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A regular meetps d the Elks win be
held thla evening Business a import
ance viii be transacted and large at
tendencs q desired
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President. Mrs. Sara s. PIait Decker
1850 Sherman Ave. Denver, Colorado.
First Vice President. Mrs. Philip n
Moore, si25 LaFafette Ave. ST. Louis
Missouri.
Second Vice President. Mrs. May Al
den Ward. 2sr Dartmouth ST., Boston,
Massachusetts.
Recording Secretary. Mrs John Dick
inson sherman, 1914 Lake Ave, Chicago
Illinois.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Louisa
3. Poppenheim, 81 Meeting ST.. Charles
ton. South Carolina.
Treasurer, Mrs. Percy v. Pennypacher
2eo6 whitis Ave-, Austin, Texas.
Auditor. DR.. Sarah II. Kendall. The
Arcade, Seattle. Washington.
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Thursday.

Mrs. f. B. Lille entertains IN the ar
ternoon in honor OF visiting ladies' Mt
tending the territorial pharmaceutical
association meeting.
Acorn club meets in the afternoon at
the library Tennysou program win be
given.
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whea the baby talks. It is time 70 give
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. its the
greatest baby medicine known 20 loNinS
mothers Il makes them eat. sleep and
grow 80 cents. Tea or Tablets. G. 4.
Renfro.
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Friday.

Miss Hagars pupils give plano redi'al
in the evening.
Etude club meets In tho afternoon
with Mrs ]. H. Cox Annual election
Of officers.
Mrs. Henry Braun is hostess to Friday
Afternoon Euchre club.
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FOR RENT 3 room cottage. furnished.
coz North Division ST. Gail mornings,
COZ North Division g.
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AVednssday.

Carlyle club observes guest day with
Mrs. f. II. Greer
Miss Katherine schnell entsrtains the
Kimona club In the afternoon.
Mrs. l.. I. Beland, 4iS East Harrison
avenue, entcrtains at cards in the af-
ternoon.
Reception IN evening for visiting phar-
macists at Masonic temple. followed By
dance at Elks club rooms.
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cny Federation.

City Federation.
President. Mrs. w A. Frasier.
Vice president. Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary, Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. William Blincoe.
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Coarse. dlsoolored. oily, red skin rem
dered fair aud inviting BY SATIN skin
powder Csc.
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looks opportunities to create business
for the d., e. & c.
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The Excelsior club held their annual
election at the library club rooms Mon
day afternoon the following officers be-
Ia collected. Mrs ]. w MeNeal, presi-
dent: Mrs. II. NJ. Field. wce-presidont;
Mrs. +. H. Byers, recording secretary
Mrs. Henry Derwin. corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. j. d. Williams treasurer;
Mrs. w b. Horod. representative TO city
federation Mrs. McNeal aud Mrs. En-
ma Miller were elected delegates and
Mrs. w y. Herod and Mrs. Anna Benz
nett altornates, TO represent the club at
the meeting Of the territorial federation
at Lawton. ia October There are only
three more sessions OF the Excelsior club
untn the organization ailouns for the
summer vacation. Tho l'cnnyson pro-
grams win be prepared FOR two " these
meetings. aud ON the 2Sh che annual
picnic viii be held
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Territorial Federation.
President--lIra. A. O. scott, sim
water
First vice presldont--Mrs. Riddle.
Chickasha.
Second vice presidsnt--Afrs. Lsdbet-
ter, Ardmore.
Recording sesretary-Mrs p. r. King,
NewyIrk.
Corresponding sesrstsry-Mrs. Ray.
saltwater
Treasurer--Miss Maude Decou. Aiva-
Auditor. Mrs. r. M. Clark, Pawnee.
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Marshall Reed. motorman on the Cap
itol Heights car line, left this morning
for Shawnee to take similas position.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-08

Amer trial lasting two days COL
Il l. Bridges. an attorney and Repub-
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Messrs. 8. Brcngle. Luther West,
Secretary Page and chas. Pond are at
tending the Pythian grand lodge at ok
lhaoma city.
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srnAw HATS At eEreasEn's-
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PROSPECTUS.
uesaay

Shakespeare club meets in afternoon at
the library club rooms.
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ton win be held at the Masonic temple
in honor OF the visiting pharmacists. An
informal musical program win be rem
dored. A number OF the most promineht
society women OF the city have been In
vited TO act as patronesses Cor this oc-
casion. Following the reception. at $3.50
y. M, q dance viii be given at the Elks
club rooms. complimentary to the visi-
tors a bufs' luncheon will be served.
The members Of the senior ciuss at the
County high school HE'D themselves away
this morning IN q wagonette TO the grove
near Seward 20 spend the day pieninins
In true fashion. close to natures heart
6pOut thlrty-Ave OF the dignifed ones
forgetting all about the caps and gowns
that they are SO soon 60 wear and tho
diplomas that are to be bestoSsd upor
them made up tho party The picnic
was planned with the sanction OF th'
faculty. which renders a touch Of charm
TO the trip. aa al well know what vii
be in store for them upon their returf
to the classroom tomorrow morning.
A particularly pleasant meeting OF th'
Cambridge club was held Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Frank Dale
I IN West Guthrie The lesson included {
study OF the administration Of Andrew
Jackson. followed by an hours discussion
Of current event topics. Miss Sara Bos
/ worth was the guest Of the club an,
gave a short talk on tic social ilfc o
Mexico Miss Bosworih spent scVen
yeats in that fascinating country aul
her "reminiscences were decidedly th
most picasurcabe part of The after
Moons program The parlrrs were FRA
ss#nl With the perfume from many bpu
qnots Of pretty spring roses and in Tin
dining room the hostess served an eie
giant luncheon after the lesson Mrs.
10 seyerns will entertain the club mex
/ v.ec.r
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Walter Warren Is IN oklahoma City
attending the grand lodge X. Of p. He
Is the grand representative from Guth-
rie Lodge No q
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-13
cAnLE MANAGER WARD COMING.

CABLE MANAGER WARD COMING.
Vice President and General Manager
Ward of the Pacific Commercial Gable
Company, is expected to stop at Mid
way from the 5. $. Mongolia to inspect
the cable station at that place. He
will be accompanied by his wife and
daughter. There has been talk of the
cable S. S. Restorer going for him
after the salving of the Manchuria will
have been concluded.