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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
In cinem Snnurl ucrnnoliitt.

OtiSpillc, N..2Y t. Gcbrmnr.- .--
Cine 9ln5obl 9Irbciter mlirOc bclitc IN
cincm ncucn Gunncl Der oGric=@obn"
brrd cincn Ginlhlrj, pcIhcr nli On9
glbicuern cicn9 SprcnNlcbuilc9 iol1tc,
pcrid2iittet ,buci OcricIbcn iino ais
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5luci onbcrc crlittcn &crlcBllnAen. Der
5nuncl miro 0llrh Eriuot Gpntrotto
rct bcrgcltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
Seine Ginianllo.

SnbionopoliS, Sn0, I. Sebr.
- Die bier abgeboltenc Gonicren}
bon &ertretcrn Der @rlIbenbcliscr mo
Der .llnitc0 lfinc MnrferS" lit rciill,
totloS geblicbcu, lmo man cnuortct.
Dob iic lid morAen enb9illtia ucrtn.
gen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
Ter erppbet

ailt idhlieGttb o0b etlpue IN ieinenl Saterlanoe
IS iummt ulr bNrnuf an onB er oue Ridiiee
meisidgt luo fclter Seberaa6c o1lnit 9luerieiIs
NINA er5pln9t. Sin Reiipiel oniiir lieiert Der
berii6mte Sr. ziIsbec Der Dor rnebreren Subrl
5ebnien odS befnnnte Sdntorrboioensoeilm
,.gnateiie" eriauo mn oumals 9Iech iaaie oa6
pebeit peroen luilroe. plllge Sabre oer leetcn
SCrannaenbet bdhen ons ftol5e 9Snrt Or ellis.
bees gcrebticriiat krohen BON T. 9ieuiidoier
& Go. hor 24l6. Aeps9cri foiienirei oerianot.
lMtollh Ri 5&gNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
Rcuplntiun in Colombia.

Enuonlo, I. Scbrnor. gtoh
bier ongeIonGtcn Fripotnabrihten
bobeu ScncruI @on5oleS Gulcnciu.
aelpelcncr &icc Fr0iiocnt bon Golom.
bia, mo 1encrol Neloopino in ser
Eropin} glntipolio cine Geuolution
9edcn Ocn FrGiiocnten NcpeS on1c.
5cttet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
TrciociprudJcn.

Wiorictto .. /. 6ebruar. -
Gbgor llbL ucld)er bier lInter Der
9lnflogc oea &otcrnloroeS Dor @eriht
ltono, lmrOc belIte 9inhnlittng non
ser Surp ircileiprod)ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
@eriidJcrnng0 Gommiilarc III Sera'
tnng.

Gbicogo t. 6ebr. Gin 9iotiO.
nol.Gonpcnt pom ltootliheu &eriid)c
rlnos Gomlili1rcn oocr beren Scr
tretern bot bier ltllter 5oblreibcr Nc.
tbeIligllng oll@ alien 5beilen Ot5
2onocs icincn 2lnfong gcnonlmcn.
Die eritc SiBng lbnroe nit Der Erii.
ilnlg Der 9eglaubigrngen oer 9clc0o-
ten, lolpie nit Der @abl BON GonltC5
sur GrpGgllnl Der oenl tenipor0rcl
Soriiten6eu : G, Grofe, Gcriid)c-
rllngS GonlnliiGr oes Iiitrifta 50.
lumbio lul0 otfreoitlrter Tcrtrctcr
bes ErGiioentrn 9fooiepelt. cingercid),
len Toricbl0gC pcrhrnAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02

Ter )tohnudhtcr @ua. 9lnOcr.
ion bot ieircnl @ciibrtcn i'm 2o0ca
bon $. q. Glurf IN goitIonpton,
Conn, econ {rucp, Ocn cr fiir ciuen
einbred,cr 6icIt. cine lebcnSgciGbr
li6e S6uBpunoc bcigcbroNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
Sae bette !6eilnittel fir
6uitell,
Grtdltnng,
Seiierfeit
Snflnell5a
6a(sent5iiubllllg
9rn. 6. %. Grlitruiuni

ern. 6. %. Gritruiuul
@ert6er Serr! safes San.s
- Of 0nrebnnub ano Tar bat mir
70 oftmaIs GeboIfcn. pem 10
bon befiigem 6ufien uno Itbtps
! rer GrTdItIuo .roriIien iuurSe,
Dab ib mid entlbIonen babe,
. 5bHen 5ll Geltaiten, mad Sbrem
0cIiebcn lcomcScn @cbraud5
= ooH mernem unauiGeforocrt 40.
GrIcGicn 9enGnB 5u mdhen.
SO babe nie 5nbcr I'M IN.
tcreife irGcuo elmer Raient We.
oijin ncine 5eSer in ole 3inie
- Getanbt icood 1T Der gyertb
otetes 9eiImiiteIs Elm 70 iuerent.
Itder, ooB i'd nit seraniieen
bon meiner bisberloen 8eipobu,
Deit abitcbe, uno SaiieIbe Mueu,
. ole an oiefer nuoemelnen trant.
belt Der S8iuierseaifon I.ioen,
- ber5Ii6 empfeDIe. SO claude
ibotidtllb. sob iuenlser werib.
- Ioic sIrtiieI I'M mIarrie lein mir.
ben menn 5uoerIdIiIee 2eute bic.
~ itS Sellllllliel, oa5 loli0e Bors
5ilge beilet oebrau6cn ino EN-.
- pfebIcn uilrben. :.
gIbtunDSbuu
s. u. SiidarSs,
- Dlanager Der Manbdttnn yre1
gIiIociation."
- II rno 10. Sefeb'eir., 0elp yori
len NpotBefcrn ucrfauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02

- Glou0c .. iSpalion pnroc 0c.
itern IN 9ii6nonO, ga, lultcr oen iib-
li1cn Gererloricn ala 0oIpcrncllr
Ocs Stnotes Nirgillien inItoQirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
%on alcn gpotBcfcrn uerfauit.

Fitc'S 3alnlprb'Sropicn beilen In
liner Minute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
y tnhtrdGli6e@ a ii Der sic
GorNGngc in Der ct.
Glotbil0enr& ir de.

FnriS, f. tSCbrrnr. Nobocm
ole Foli5ci bcltc, lpie Dbcn geidiloert,
sic Ct. GIoibiIocn Stride DeiQnbert
bottc, pnrcn nod einIge ucnige Nit
glicoer Der @cmcinoc uno @ciitlide
nn glltor 5uriicfgebliebcl GiIide Der
jllngcn @ciitlihcn idwangcn trobig
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
PERSONAL POINTS.


w. NJ Bronson is in Mulhall.
Frank shewmake is in Orlando.
L L. T. Davis is in Perry buying cot
ton.
John James of Ringnsher, is in the
city.
w. Foster. Of Blackwell. is in the
city.
7. b. Hoyt Of Chandler is In the
city.
e. Baldwin of Lexington, is in the
city.
W. l. Gamble is in the city from
Enid.
v. P, Rondar Of Reed. is in Guthrie
visiting.
r. }. Williams of Russell is a Gu.h-
rie visitor.
j. T Jennings of Purcell is a visitor
IN the city
Sam Harris returned to Oklahoma
City last evening,
b. p Clay. of Temple. is a capital
city visitor To-Day.
e. c. Fisher arrived in the city this
morning from Anadalko.
II. II. Edwards and T. w Putnam Of
Mangum are in the city.
j. j. Adams. from Mangum. is a
capital city visitor today
h. p. Hil, Of Muslsogee. is yisi-
tor at the convention today
The family of J. e. Picard will
spend the winter in Louisiana
Il. p, Truehart of Hooker is in the
city on the county seat question.
j. II. Hope and Heugo Levy, of
Kansas city are Guthrie visitors.
Mrs. j II. Cooper. Of El Reno. was
IN the city today between trains.
I'D s. Petersen returned from trip
10 Oklahoma City on the morning
lfain.
eL j. Alnburn and J. n Walker. OF
Milburn. ]. T.. are attending the CON
yention.
Editor Van Pelt Of the Ripley Times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

following: Or. C. B. HilL u. b. Henry,
l.. +. Laverty of Guthrie; Walter s..
Wilson, OF Meridian; Isaac Regier. OF
fnid Fred w Stone. OF Blackwell;
and 6 @ Preston. of saltwater
Fred W. stone. of RlackwolL was
elected as superintendent of the next
exhibit which will be held in Guthrie
the second week In December, 1907
Robert Moon, of Guthrie. was elected
as assistant superintendent
Judge W. S. Russell. OF Ottumwa.
iowa, who was one of the Judges at
the worlds fair was elected as Judge
for the coming year. with another
member TO be selected later II deem
ed necessary
On motion a vote of thanks was eX-
tended to l.. r. Laverty. the retiring
secretary, for his efficient work dur
ing the past nine years. and the sNine
to the retiring president and superln-
tendent OF the exhibit.
Also vote OF thanks TO H. J Rookie
fellow and w J Mare of oklahoma
CITY and 10 all OF the many out side
exhibitors who have exhibited tO the
success of the present show.
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Ruis, Tor sa.ln..

Beaiis. eight 10 ter hours.
Beef, sirloin, rare, per pound. eight
10 ten minutes
Beef. sirloin, well done, per pornd.
u 10 10 minutes
Beef rolled rib or rump. por ponn0,
~ 30 n minutes.
Beef lolg OF short Rllet. 20 to 80
minutes.
Bread. brick ihaf 30 10 60 minute
BiscmtA Is 10 90 minutes.
Cake, : Flain. 20 10 40 minutes.
Cake, sponge. t5 10 60 minutes.
Chickens, three 70 four pounds
weight on 70 ono and one-half hourA
Cookies, 10 10 . minutes.
CustarIs. rs 10 20 minutes.
DUCK tame. 40 to 90 minutes.
Fish per pound. 1g 20 rs m,nptea
Gingerbread. 20 70 90 minutes.
Graham gems. p minutes.
Ilalibut per poind. - 10 20 Min
utes
Lamb, rare, per pound, ten minvsea
Lamb. vell done. per pound. a
minutes.
Pio crust. 30 20 40 minutes.
PORK. well done, per pound. 20 min
Hcs.
Potatoes, 30 10 40 miuuteA
Pudding. bread, rice and tAploca
o.ie hour.
Pudding, plum. two 10 three hours
Rolls. 10 to 10 minutes
Turkey. ten pounds. three hours.
ye'L well J0ns, per pound, 80 min
gtes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
olslnfeetIna a Room.

To aislnfect room get large
,1zed metal bath, and partiy rll witk
sater Partly I'LL pail with water,
1nd stand IN tho bath. On the pail
place an old metal tray. and see that
3 stands firmly. On the tray put two
hree pounds OF powdered sulphur
moistened with mcthy!ated spirit
dave all apertures, save your door Of
sit, closely shut, and all their orey.
Ices stopped Set fye TO the sulphur.
When yon have quilted the room at.
iend 20 the door Open ~ hours In.
ter. Although this reads very simply
the matter Is not so satisfactory as
might be supposed. Wall papers. and
not seldom colored fabrics are dam.
agsd by the fumes. SO care must h.
sRed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
What a Fuss They Do Make with I
at Any and All Times.

Women have great lines with their
hair, says tho Atchlson Globe. II they
risit ia dry climate they are sure
TO say when they come home. my
hair acted lovely; II did not come oat
OF curl at all"
II they so whore II Is damp they
say when they come home. n was
ihe worst place for hair. my hal,
vas as straight as a string al the
time
Once in three or four weeks they
ngsh their hair and then they ten
Tach other how they cannot DO a thing
nth fhelr hair. as u has iust been
washed For a week or two before Il
Is washed they say Il is a disgrace
.hey DO not wash thor hair; that 3,
so sticky they cannot DO a ,hins
with H.
Tho women are always telling each
other they look horud with their hair
down low. or else they would not bs
seen with q done high Their hair ls
either on coming oLt or else they cae
not Imagine what las happened. bu'
II Is coming m thick and loyc'y"
AS they walk down ne street The
yomcn are forever reaching Cor theh
back hair and catching up short locks
with hairplns or feeling 90 see n theh
hair Is coming down. When they get
Va frunt OF a m'fror the very hrsi
thing the women look - is their half
and twitch it ono way or the other
80 matter what m. woman has ou
her mind. her hair axes Arst place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE \
BODIES.
WEAK

kidney Diseases Cause Half the Common
Aches and Ills OF Guthrie People.
As one weak link weakcns chain. SO
weak Kidneys weaken the whole body
and hasten the FINAL breaking down
Ovcrwofk atfalns colds oud oihe
causes lure the i5iducys. and when
their activity is lcsscned the vhole body
suffers from ihe excess Of uric poison
circulated IA the bloed
Aches aud pains and languor ana
urinary ins come. and there IS ana ever
increasing tendency towards diabetes
and fatal BrlghCs disease. There Is no
real help for the SUFFERER except kidney
help.
Doan's Kaaey PMS act directly on the
Kidneys and cure every kidney 3D.
Guthrie cures are the proof
J. NJ. Brooka OF 62i East Villas ST..
Guthrie Okla. says several years
ago l caught heavy cold which settled
In my kidneys MY back hegan to hurt
me SO that when / stopped 1t falt as if
weight had fallen on ny back The
kiGnye secretions were also highly coll
orad and too frequent One box Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. which procurcd at J. n.
wanaces drug store. strengthened my
back and made me feel as wen as ever"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster -Mnburn Co Bunalo New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-
take no other.
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POULTRY ON TIE FARM
may Should Be considerea Part e.
money.MaksHo Equipment

The farmer that looks upon p,ulti,
N the same light as he looks upon
any other part OF his farm go Ilpment
IL In good way to make money out
OF his birds. decle. IS the Formers
Review. II ~ Unusual. howe ser. to
find farmer that viii not neglect
his poultry in preference to anvthlnu
else on the farm The fam fom
can most easily make money fof her
lwuer. as 3. does not require a ,rge
SFeiage production OF eggs 20 net her
oyacr at least one dollar profit our
Ing the year Under existing prices
this viii be done. II the average pro
duction IS ABOUT 100 eggs, which is
low average on which 10 figure.
Where the fowls are kept properly
ar properly weeded out. so that the
ord hens do not become the major por
ton OF the flock, the average produo
ton OF eggs can easily be made 1876.
These figures sound small. for many
claim averages OF from 100 10 200 per
year per hen, bat we do not believe
that these are fair averages ghe
average for the farm flock IS much
lower H. m tho average for carefully
handled hocks on which most OF such
figures are based II is true, however,
that II old birss are excluded Il Is
common 20 get about 125 eggs per
.owl. The extra Is eggs per fowl are
oil profit, -Av do rot count very
much on one fowl, hut on the en-,
tire l0ck they make good showing.
as the money thsy represent u.-y b
sddsd 10 ths bsnas 6gured Oh tbs
- eEs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
NAVAL OFFICERS TO
COME TO GUTHRIE,

W.th the Establishment OF naval
recruiting station in this city Dec ~,
there viii be qrlte q little discussion
as to the relative pay promotion and
awards al the man shorc and the
man aboard ship Al this time the day
i1 better and the chances for promo
tons and rewards are greater in the
United tsates naval service than in
any military or nav 4 service 30 the
world
The mechanic ashore loses time GA
accoHnt Of strikes. loekonta, sickness
slackness Of WORK and holidays while
the man IN the employ Of un ie saia
loses 40 tlme Whatever aud 30 long
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

SIR Walter Butler. he distinguished
New Zealand scientist, whose death
ls just recorded, had an unusually vos.
satile career. tie began By editing
paper Ia tho slaof language. az "a
be was a resident magistrate u -
Judge Of tho native lands SQUIRT ana
shortly afierward he WAS out hghL
ns the rebel MaOrla. he wds - sn.
toned Ia dispatches or g8'lantry IN
'afrylng news by nilht hsoush 4C
miles Of the onemYs touniit Al &c
he went 10 London as iocre 1ry Of fhs
New Zealand agency all oL cred as >
sladcnt "a the Inner .empie 4e was
one Of tho few Instances 81 oan be
tag made Judge bsl.ae b. tccAssp
. harlister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

Presbyterian church of ihis city, and
took an active part in Srnday school
and church work as long as her
health permitted She was dCvOUt
Christian woman and died fully in
that faith The funeral win take
plnce Sunday afternoon Rev. Harry
Omar Scott and Rev II -. Rankin
viii have charge OF the services.
TO fool strong, nave good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the
great 1ystcm tonic and builder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

sele-s mellow yellow teaches. Part
and STOKE Weign. aud q, overs pound
allow three-quartogs of pOuad o.
sugar. Put the peaches iu a porco-
lain lined ketfls; heat slowly. Mash
aad stir the caches until perfectly
smooth. teen press through hna
selYA. add Tho sugar and boil Tor ~
minutes stirring constantly. Put inta
sWan lars a.o W..
-lAAlE ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
NEW TRIAL ron MILLER.

S. H. HAIRS and d T. Marum received
word this morning that the ST. Louis
court of nppcals u tho noted case OF
Grant Miller VS. the Territory had
reversed ;he decision of the lower
ecsrt md ordered new trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
a COO ! furniture Polish.

Take equal parts Of beeswax ana
while wax end shave up fine; tho
cover wax With spirits Of turpentlrA
let stand IA while, then mix TO a past.
Rub on furniture with small woolen
cloth. then polish with large wooden
cloth. THIS Is fine; try u; nice for
gc9rs alSa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
Thursdav.

Ladies' OF Maccabees held regular
meeting at l. o. o. f. hall in evening.
Annual eletion of officers. Members
ire urged to attend
Social Circle OF Presbyterian
church meets with Mrs II. NJ Field
ing. sos East Noble. in afternoon.
Acorn club meets at library in af-
tornOOn
Mrs. L. n. Beadles entertains Fri
dayAfternoon Euchre club Thursday
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
AmUsemENTs

The Man on the Box. at Brooks
theatre on Januaty 26th with Max
Figman as the sta-, viii be one OF the
finest attractions of the year The
comedy was adapted from a widely
read book and had run OF over
three hundred performances in New
tx CITY Nothing as good as The
Man on the Box" has occupied the
o.. IA edge since the days of the
Augustin DAILY comedies.
Seats are now on sale for Wa. H.
Vests big minstrel company. which
will be az the Brooks Sunday night.
Ladies will be admitted free II ac-
companied by one paid parquet seat.
Prices 25c. soc. 75c and $lOO.
Wm. H. Vests Big Minstrel com
pany viii play a return date al the
Brooks Sunday night Ladies' will be
admitted free. with one paid 81 ticket
Seats ave nov on sale for Vests
Big Minstrels. which appears al the
Brooks sunday Eight. Prices 25c, soc,
75c and sl00.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14


as he conducts himself in a proper
manner he need have no lear of los
ing his position,
The navy pays mechanics fom $50
10 $40 per month and furnishes board
and lodging, and medical attendance
at government expense.
Men of all mechanical trades have
splendid opportunities I'm the naval
service and owing TO the recent in
crease in the n2mber OF our fighting
craft the inducements offered aremore
liberal than at amy time in the his
tory of or navy.
Machinists. lectricians, boilermak-
ers. carpenters. coppersmlths. plumb
ers. and painters are needed and men
of experience are at onse transferred
to ships where they at once take up
their respective duties
on Dec. IL Lieut. c. W. Cole, u. S.
NJ, win open offices in the Home san
it1rium building, aud desires TO make
contracts with Young men between the
ages of II and 80 years.
For young men between the ages
/ q, II and 35, who have no trades,
there Is open the position OF lppren-
| tice seaman which pays SIG per
month at the beginning All men on
/ first enlistment are allowed an outfit
of clothing valued at s45. After en-
lstment the applicant Sat no expense
whatever, the navy department ray-
ng all expenses inclHdng board and
lodging, railroad fare. medical atten-
tion etc
Those interested may obtain liter
atrrc and information by applying at
the office The personnel of the party
is ais follows; ~
Lieut.. c. w ole commanding of
iicer.
DR. n. l.. Brown. medical examiner
l.. r. Brooks, chief yeoman.
+. J. Knowles, hef machinist.
II. +. Reynolds. coxswain
NJ. j. Matthews quartcrmaster sec
ond class
p. +. ayanaeh. turret capti2n
o. II. Funk, hospital apprentice iirsi
class.
The ladies' OF the Christian church
will serve 3 O'Clock Dime Saturday
December IS. in the Schmidt building
l210 East Okahoma Tho NOM IN
cludes. chicken, escalloped potatoes
baked beans. creamcd slaw. cranbeL
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Our buyer, Mr.. J. ]. Abel, is now in
Eastern markets buying an entire new
stock Of Clothing, Furnishing Goods
and Hats.
Years Of experience and ready capital
places us in position to buy our New
Stock to much advantage. All the new
est novelties in domestic and imported
fabrics will be included in this Big Pur-
chase The brightest things that can be
found in New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Chicago markets
will be brought here for you.
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-Scciet4=

Wednesday.
Die Kartenspeilers meet with Mrs.
Lou Beland in afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Trinity Guild Christmas sale will be
held ut gsidence of Mrs John Hav-
ighorst, 422 East Noble. IN afternoon
1t o'clock
Ladies' Aid Society of West Side NJ.
F. church meets Thursday afternoon
instead OF Wednesday. owing to Sun
school institute being held in the city.
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Must Answer for Our Deed

One OF thu brightest Jewels in the
crown OF the teachings of the great
moralists in al ages Is unquestlona.
~ the doctrine that sins ure OF trrea
tinda, in thought. in word. and u.
deed. But OF the three the deed is
that for which We are mUSI fully re.
sponslble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14
MADE A GOOD HAUL.

(By ASS .ciatcd Press)
Drexel Mo, Dec IA Robbers 5..fly
today wta kcd the safe OF the Inter
state bank and escaped with the CO..
tents, which is said TO be close to
$4,000 in currency.
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Just received at oismiths, a ship.
ment Of the celebrated Falk Tobacco
Company's smoking tobacco. Nothing
better made. direct from the factory,
at Richmond Va.
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DEATH cF MRs. '. c. HOUSTON.
Consistent Christian Woman Passes
Away After Long illness.


Mrs. Victor Houston died Of con-
sumption az her home l07 North Capt
tal Boulevard last evening at 4 o'clock
She had been il ior the past year
The deceased was born Ia lndianapo-
lis. indiana. October H. 1870 Her
mothei died when she was on infant
and she lived with distant relatives
IA Indianapolis until she married Wis
Houston. Nov NJ. 1900, and came 10
Guthrie -Four children were born 10
Mr. and Mrs Houston all Of whom
have passed away Mrs Houston
was an active member Of the Acorn
club. Sire was member OF the
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A BIG CONTRACT.


lBy ASS GATED fiesSl
San Francisco Cali. Dec. l4.-Cali-
fornia petroleum rehneries have sign
ed contract by which It agrees to
deliver to Japanese steamshipp COM
cany twenty million barrels OF liquid
uel for ten years. The high tarln on
oil in Japan makes its shipment from
here prohlbtiyc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

Buy your Sunday dinner from tho
Ladies' of the Christian church. Ey-
erything good TO eat in the cooked
food line.
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it's shortar.

Is the modern slang "skidoo" any
h0provement on the ola sland "ske
. lle?"--Louisvine Caurier-Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

II taken at the Sneeze Stage" Pre-
ventics-a toothsome candy Tablet
will surely and a.,ickly check. an APP
preaching cold or Lagrippe. When
you first catch cold-or feel it coming
on-take DR. Shoop's Preventatics.
and the prompt effect will certainly
surprise and please you. Preventics.
surely supply the proverbal ounce
Of prevention. Sold in 5 cent and IS
cent boxes By +. b. Lille & Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

Eat your supper with the ladies' of
the Christian church Saturday even
ing. December 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

For any pain, from top 20 toe. from
any cnuso apply Dr. Thomas 1cclectric
Oh. Pain can't stay whcre u Is used
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CARD GAME CAUSES SHOOTING

In a eiauel over a card game near
Ripley win Bond hot and fltally
injured Snow White Both are neg
roe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

w. j. Williams, Of sulphur is in
tho city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

went to Kansas City last evening on
business trip.
DR.. Hamil is attending a course Of
lectures in New York. He will be
absent until Jan. l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-14

Captain Charles Seton has returned
from trip over Eastern Oklahoma in
the interest of the Independent Cot
ton Ginners.
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Xmas present Of a doll or knife
with each pair Of my boys or girls
shoes 800 70 $500. Robinso'ns.