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wasInoton, Jan. 7-.connrrnations
Receivers Of land edices-A. W. Max
well, Mobcrly No. az Iawion. Okla;
Thomas A. Reid a. II Reno. Okla.
Registers Of land onlees.--ffepry D
MeKnight AZ Lawton. Okla. Frank O.
slc&les AZ ri Reno. Okla
poatmasters: John J. Burke. al Nor
man. Okla John n. Vaughn. at Car
nett Kas
Registers of land ofices.--Eugene Van
Patten, az Las Cruces. ~ NJ; Henry
r. Mllllken. a. Dodge City xas.
Receivers ~ public monsys- Lewis J.
Petiiiohn. AZ Dodge City Kan; Charles
c, EFana. a. Colby, Kan.
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Draw Your Own


TEXAS is the only STATE In the
union with room enough for a popula-
tion great enough to consume it's to-
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Big enoughg Yes Now here is the
comparison.
Suppose you are an Iowa farmer.
According to government reports the
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per acre more than in Iowa: and the
average acreage Of Texas farms is s5y
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Write today for a FREE copy Of my
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MOTHERS, DO you KNOW

the many so-called birth medicines. ano
most remedies for women In tie treatment
o. her delicate organs, contain more ol
less opium, morphine and strychnine2
DO You Know that ir most countrie,
druggists are not permitted TO seif arcot
les without labelling them poisonss
DO You Know that YOU should moi
take internally any medicine Tor the
pain accompanying pregnancy.
DO You Know that Mothers Fflen
is implied externally only7
DO You Know that Mothers Frienc
is celebrated prescription, and that il
mas beeu IN iise over forty years, and that
each bottle of the genuine bears the mans
OF The Bradheld Regulator Cor
Do you know that when you use this
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tnat you will be free Of pain and beai
healthy, hearty and clever children1
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they are facts OF druggists at 81 90
Don't be persuaded to trT substitute
Our 4 little book motherhood" free.
THE BRApfiEle ReeuIkToa CO.. Ana.sa. as
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use ~ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. because
this remedy dlgests what you eat and
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Sour Stomach, Heart -Bprn etc. and en-
ables tho digestive orSans 10 transform
an foods into the kind Of rich red blood
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by c. r. Renfro.
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Hair the word wonders

how ths other half lives. Those who
use Baeklin's g,rnica salve never won
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It win. Mrs. Grant Shy. ll30 Z. Rey-
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gard Il one Of the absolute necessities
OF housekeeping" Guaranteed By all
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HOW IS THis7

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or any standard cent goods az the
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Successfully used BY Mother Gray nurse
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Truly shattuck win appear in George
NJ. Cohans latest play, George wash
ington Jr. soon to be presented in
New York
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HELP wANTED--rEMALE.

WANTED--A lady with small capital TO
invest in good busin SIS Address at
once. C care Lead,r ONES.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.


Marguerite, is now travelling with "The
Catch OF the Season"
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WANTED-A good, reliable lady cierk;
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GETTING READY TO snrsRrAln.
La~ton Preparing for sherlhs and
County Attorneys.


Lawton, Okla, Jan 1.-THE county
and city officials arc making prepara-
tions for the reception OF the Sherins'
and County Attorneys association.
which win meet Ia Lawton Jan. IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

James X. Hackett is to revive The
House OF Silence" Mary Mannering play
Ing the role created By Charlotte walk
err
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

Harry Woodruff is to rlay the title
role in tom Brown OF Harvard" when
II is presented in New YorS,
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LosT-Gole belt about enc inch wide.
Please return 20 Leader ofice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

FoUND-six suits OF underwear. and
owner can have same by Identifying
property at chief Of police Office
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Pauline Hall is said to be having a
successful season In the starring tour
Of "Dorcas,"
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WANTED have position TOR good
statesmen. See ne for terms. v. BOW
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When Thompson and Rosenfeld finally
whip "Brewster's Millions" into proper
shape and place Il upon the stage, Ed
ward Abeles viii haze the title role.
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For every dollars worth of coal or
wood bought OF N. F. cheadle for cash,
you receive chance on an elegant
Davenport couch and an OAK Rocking
Chair See them in the window Of Halls
Candy store.
have complete supply Of Coal.
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Clara Morris has decided to return
to the stage contracts having been
signed with Henry Miller calling for her
appearance in a new play which will be
produced in New York early in the
spring
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Samuel Sanford. the original "usiclc
Tom in the stage presentation OF
"Uncle Toms Cabin" died recently in
Brooklyn. aged Sc years He retired
from the stage about fifteen years ago.
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jerome K. Jerome's new comedy IS 10
have It's initial presentation shortly in
Worchester. Mass. 1t has been chris
tened "rhe Gray Feather"
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"A Society Circus" the great spec
tacular attraction at the New York
Hippodrome continues to entertain the
throngs which Nils the huge playhouse
afternoon and night.
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David whrheld win soon reach his
500th performance OF THE Music Mas
ter at the Bijou theatre, New York.
Warfield's run IN this play is the most
remarkable the metropolis has seen In
a number of years.
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An elaborate melodrama called blue
Grass" Is to DO produced for the first
time in Philadelphia next month. Thorn
as W. Rorr is to have the principal
part.
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The Tooth performance IN New York
Of "The Earl and the Girr' win be cele-
brated ct the Casino on January 20.
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James X Hackett is 70 revive ''The
House Of Silence, Mary Mannering play
ing the role created by Charlotte walk
er.
Truly shattucE win appear in George
NJ. Cohan's latest play, George wash
ington, Jr.," soon to be presented in
New York.
Harry Woodruff is to rlay the title
role in Tom Brown OF Harvard, when
II is presented in Kew Yors,
Pauline Hall is said to be having a
successful season In the starring tour
OF "Dorcas"
When Thompson and Rosenheld finally
whip "Brewster's Millions" into proper
shape and place II upon the stage, Ed
ward Abeles win haze the title role.
Clara Morris has decided to return
to the stage, contracts having been
signed with Henry Miller calling for her
appearance in new play which viii be
produced in New York early in the
spring
An elaborate melodrama called "Blue
Grass" Is to be produced for the first
time in Philadelphia next month Thorn
as W. Rorr is to have the principal
part.
The 10oth performance IN New York
Of "The Earl and the Girr' win be eele-
brated ct the Casino on January 20.
"A Society Circus" the great spec
tacular attraction at the New York
Hippodrome continues to entertain the
throngs which ills the huge playhouse
afternoon and night.
jerome K. Jeromes new comedy IS 10
have It's initial presentation shortly in
worchester. Mass. 1t has been chris
tened ''The Gray Feather
Samuel Sanford. the original "usicle
Tom" in the stage presentation OF
''Uncls Toms Cabin" died recently in
Brooklyn, aged Sc years lie retired
from the stage about fifteen years ago
David whrfield win soon reach his
500th performances OF "The Music Mas
ter at the Biiou theatre, New York
Warfield's run IN this play is the most
remarkable the metropolis has seen II
number of years.
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AN UNlUcKY THIRTEEN.
rhey Wore All Creditors and Not
One Ever Got Cent Due
Them.

"Did you ever OF down at tabls
where there were just l3!' asked a man Vi
his companion IN a railway carriage.
Once" replied the latter
"Nell, you never observed that any bad
uc'. followed Il, did yuu'
Why yes BAD luga for most Of the
Is"
ANY Of them de-
Not that know Of Never heard Of
any of them dying
Not enough Nic,uali 10 so roundF'
qucuoi the other.
who's hlans alul, ve,uah' There
wasn't any ,Igtui's
Thought YOU ad ,on at down 20 .
table where there were - pcuous
That's what tal The table VAS
In a lawyers office. IL vas meeting ol
my creditor, There were Y oi them.
vas the other man
There was = long paufs, and then The
hfst speaker inquired
In what Nsg 900 The meeting prove IN
lucky. may ! trh''
None IT them ever GOT . cent from
me. answered The other. hrA,iug = dcep
Ish A. be ic!I The Garage
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Dts Wlfe's
TaIfnt
By ELylRA FLOYD FR0EMCKE
AN EASTER STORY

-HE Babcocks were fortunate
III young people; and their good
~ luck was more than partially In
vested In Nancy Nancy was OF the
trenadier type; severe, capable and
thorough. She had been "managln'
help" for the ten months OF their mar
ried existence; cooking. washing. Iron
ing and debating. till they became
more like her children; and the day
she proposed TO "Arn Mis- Babcock
housekeepin' was day deferred.
Cne sad morning Mrs. Babcock
pa Ised as she opened the kitchen pan
try door, for there. like a ghost OF tho
departed. hung Nancy's "chore duds.
[. e., faded cotton skirt and sack.
checked sunbonnet and huge prunella
CATERS. Mercy" exclaimed she, Il
feel as II Nancy's eyes were on me-
| wish she were here. ia hug her"
What's that" called ice. III you
feel like hugging anybody, come here
and hug me. for | must be on
Molie shifted. Poor Nancy, ! hope
abe can come back to-day. Oh. Joe!
Easter three days of, Nancy sick. the
choir coming here for Easter supper,
and a wife who knows nothing but
singing and loving! Poor Joel
Joe did not answer. but his kisses
proved his content. and Molllc, flushed
and smiling. was convinced.
A boy stopped Joe al the gate. I'D
like to see Mis- Babcock." he said.
Joe indicated Mollle.
THAT haln't never Aunt Naney's
mArm," he gasped. then BE YET" 10
Mollie: and added: "wa'al. swan. "
before he delivered the mournful news
Of Aunt Naucy's "swol' Jaw and shet
eyes" that would keep her In bed Tor
q week.
"oh-h!" Bald Mollle. and "oh-h-h!
Knocked Joe
what shall We do'" Taught Mollie
do everything We proposed and a
little more. TO show how clever We
are" answered Joe.
Yes. but Alice Morris will pity you
for having married me"
will she? Then think how you
would have piied me had ! married
her" and. singing roiii,kins little
song. he ran down the path. like tho
happy fellow he was
Al choir practice that night they 70.
hearsed the Easter anthem. There.
fore. Let Us Keep the Feast" IN,
music was new and delightful. So
pranos and tenors led. Alice Morris
coming in with her deep contralto AT
the words with malice and unchai
tAbleness"
Alice sings her solo as n she un.
terstood malice perfectly" whispere
one OF the chorus. MollIe heard n,
ungraclous remark and resolved % b,
very gentle With Alice aud her friend
II possible
She spoke pleasantly and Wake
home beside her. She told her she had
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room, where they unpaeksd his shop

room, where they unpacksd his shop
ping.
you DEAR" she cried. n the treas
ure5 were unroled that proclaimed
Joos catering ability; Il never should
have remembered half these things
yet should have missed them d.
rectly we were at table! But didn't
you bring me anything
20 yes. met Dr. and Mrs. Grey AZ
the station. and they, are expecting
us for dinner morrow. sure
is that all? That was for you, too"
pouted Mollio.
"Anl All! We'll. think It pretty
nice, Mrs. Babcockl No dinner to
cook and a Jolly good one to eat
What do you women expectl"
Easter morning dawned clear and
MoIlie Weakened 10 Joyous mood. She
sprang out OF bed. aud. singing a scale
or two. reJolced.
20, leave on, can't you" mumbled
Joe, longing for one more snoolo, and
remembering the rusk, secretly rising
for tho Easter feast she left on,"
Suddenly Joe's drowsiness fed. lie
remembered that Nancy was away,
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and, dressing swiftly he FASTENED
downstairs No breakfast odoa greet.
ed him. and tho house vas very qlic'
The Kitchen Gro biSle1. but no kettle
was over a. There With Der head On
he table was Mollie, slAblng as % her
heltl would break. ani from the 10
frigcrator rolled and cncryesccd rusk
dough. that Ike a frJ,Ay sea slrgcd
over tho Kitchen uoor.
What under the canopy" began
lie. aud then be laughed Oh. Oh. Ao-
De laughed!
Noble tried 10 look naughty. bl,
broke down and s5bbsl out Der story
80 Ices sssG!asF
"S'e here, said Joe. kissing her and
putting her out Of The Kitchen. "Yol
run upstairs. Mrs Baboock. and gs,
70 rights When your eyes look uks
my Molllcs eyes. open a boz that Iis,
On the bed. aui ree % that b1la ths
ilght shade. TUT a. M1I.s s.bgsI
again. "mlnd' You're rot % come
down tlli I call" .ls closed tho dor
and began 10 whistle
Gee, said be-. what msssl Tia,
old cat tmeanlus Mis Morris Aa'
given Mollie the wrong recipe { -.
! could make rusk enough f1r 20 peo
pie out % what's left lla lucky :
was brought up on a farm"
When Mrs BabroJk Emsl'ei coffee
she fnrrlt her Instructions AMI made
straight t1r tho Kitchen To hsr sur
Prise Nancy vas gt w.lk. faded eaI..H.
prunc.a boots ana l'L
"Why Nanly." alli sh.. Il an Elal
I you're back"
/ >,Sau0y be- blessed" shouted lie
from ,ae depths oi h,r plaid laab11.
net, aud MallrR ian began. tf "A
| Naucys 'llla.' and lmluua- b..
stride aui gab FOL, things Dc dli D..
sent a dr1ll figure. and Mo.lio LAUGHED
until they were both merry aud brEa,
as Easter day,
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Doctor BIIgban&|
MANY PHYSICIANS Pat,v,
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Comma.

The wonderful power o,tyI
Pinkham's NcgctabIa ..rr.,'!!,,l
tho diseases Of womlr Ina
cause II Is u slimulant .at ~
isA palliative, but simply -
the most wonderful t...r,r.
Gtructor ever discover. to-
upon the gcncratiyc or.4r, ,-
curing disease aud rcsto M.
yIgor.
Marvellous cures nrr -rra-,.i
all parts Of the country a..
have been cured, train. 10y
have witnessed cure, arI 49,
who have recognize Ur -
Lydia l.. rinkhams N,,,,,i..t Il
pound, aud arc fair enough /. !
credit where ID Il due Y
II physicians dared q. b.. i-,t
open hundreds OF thcuv...i.,..S
edge that they c0ut..r. -
Lydia T. piukhAms g.-.,,' =.
pound Ia severe cAses u' '.r..
they know By e1pcr.cu.. % "a. H.
lied upon 90 effect ma.
/ lng letter proves a.
nr \ c. Brigham. " tp..
Park. fiiehhurg Ma vr,o .
II gives mo great Z I.7.r- O.. AZ.
law funi LYDIA D. l..t -
COMPOUND vcry sf'Ha. a.I -
. s.rll- u IN my Vrartlrr o. fH..
w ohifai iauFiirr f# ffrfl-
I cal faa iohairiftziiir arIr .ss. J.
youngest daughter Is uHu Is. Ia =.
male u-alnfsA ami IL surely .s.la. 1 ,
All strength
frr-iy aiyunais issa s'f.. l..
/ C.lr il ali dIaeass g. ut.ta ..- 4,
. loyi, AMI gi,o u b0a-t ,u. a
Women who are trout .rIaa
~ o. Irregular p,ra.. Ia,i,
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Vegetable Compound at.
needed write g. Nr I-tts
Lyun. Mas sho o. Ja.e. ,r ,
q Lydia o. rinkham AL o. 90,
Eve years has ben a.fttf
women free % charrr N#.tr.
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wider experience in trls.ss Z,
iila She has guided a.r.
health livery suffering A.t
Ask for and follow lsf ..tas
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lEFENtLD.
heard she cooked as well as she sang.
Would she give her a recipe for rusk.
Alice was pleasant In turn. and r..
peatei The desired ingredients. Milllc
stopping at lamp post 10 Iot down
the Items. Half a yeast cakeg" asked
Nollle.
Eyes. and a bit more. u you would
insure their liEhlness"
20. thank you" said Nonle. as tbsv
parted. Il would like them 10 BE- good
I, would please dear joe"
Little fool" fnCcrCd Alice 10 her.
sell, shell make a mess Of a. Much
| care about pleasing dear Joc!"
Saturday afternoon the little yellow
house brlsled with cleanliness snowy
curtains were looped from shining win.
dows. Every room was spltless. and
a tired little woman was watching f,r
Joe, and hoping she hadn't forF lion
anything. She strokod an argre,,ly,
nuts In the curtain frill. and. hurryIng
y
TO the Kitchen. restirred the cpnt,,,s
Of a bowl. sayilg.
Maybe I'd better put In tho o,hor
bali yeast cake" then decidedly 81
will. Oh, wouldn't It be splendid n
these were lighter than Alice Aiorrt..
rusk. How proud Joe would DO" and
she popped In the extra yeast. beat tho
mixture vigorously, aud slid the b,wl
cut OF sight In tho leo box
when Joe Babcock reached hom. +.
boy beside him was trundllng a wheol.
barrow filled with parcels. Mollle ran
down TO the gate In tlutler of etcl,e
ment Tor Joe was well laden. too. lie
deposited most ot hts parcels with
dolllc. and putting an arm about nor.
'slppod w The path into tie sitlns.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

"rherel That's o. K. u,ls WON
an said joe. standing OF and view.
INK the table, and Indeed Il VS. All
their preitI"', china. glass aud silver
decorated the ltIn.Ilke cloth Tho
dishes we're laden with salads meat,
preserves, cakes and iilutlcs. and. MA
a Hoal>weavc. vera hyaelalhs AM
lilies.
Listen. Mollls! ny and hy IN silp
on, light tho nrc apl put over IN.
kettle. When I come back. you VA
moose aud dnish up" Mouie nodded
smiling dcllghtcdly.
The members % Trinity choir We.
coming Mollie aud Joe me, the ham,
ten at the door and made then W.I
come All were merry and flll of t5s
days events MoIlle tcpi talking and
avoided personalities. sbs dreaded l,.
lng questioned about rask Ia il,
time Joe disappeared -unmlsscd-fl,
some one was playing Die Traumeuel 4,
iic was gone 10 Iona that MolIlo from.
blcd. but when he returned. nushe
and happy Mollie slipped on like a
vision.
Tho kettles music greeted her IN.
Kitchen was neat and a scent Of b,A.
Ing filled the air Mollle wondered M
II. but was too busy 10 Investigate.
when they assembled. all commit.
mcnicd them on the beauty aud abpn.
dance Of the table.
Yes cried Joe. c'statlcally. .ur,
Babcurk IL a notable houspkeep.r,
Noble" he went GA. avoiding ma,
wlic's rcbuklng glance. why. Molll,
you are forgetting the rusk."
lie stepped To side table. and. nm.
lng two plates hcaped high with rnld.
en- stcamlng rusk, placed them viii
the feast.
The blessing vas a saving rraes
and Molllo could lower her radiant
oyarmoist eyes for we'll she knew th,'
the leaycn Of her Eo,d husbani's Low,
hal sayei her from tho "oli l.ay.u
VI malles ami unehafitiblsnsAa.