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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-27
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nm Ncm.Nurf.

I'm II. sum- AallpIet DSehtonlC
nod 2ibcrpool.
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nod HotterOom.
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ma" no6 Rcopel.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-27
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50. bate ge9en Den BIlmber &oicpb
g8olib cine 6orNerlmg BON $240 fiir
gclicfcrte @ooren cingetldgt, Ter DC.
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itin Nmpolt obcr mad)te gcltcnO, Die
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8anren 81 bejoblcrL mic CT gc5luun-
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Nuti. Gruit. arguments, ilno Ser &ids
tartrat Der Don Sem 9etlagten gel
tcr0 gcntodtch g(riid)t bel.
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shirt NWMzZw
Baltimore Sransier Gpmpaanie

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-27

Don 1tiirntii9em @cttcr beBlcttetett
Heiieau n Inenp &icp Der. 9r5u Sochlt=
Noint an. Gr brohtc 56 &uiiitcll= II.
1909 3mif6enOedS z@oiio0iCrc mclhe
inter Der &eitung oc5 GtnDan0cs
rings = GonrmiiiGr9 Z. Z. Net3
prompt geldn6et muroeu. Die GelIe
tpor an uno fir iid) cine crcigniBloie
iln0 nur thetlmeiie battc On$ mutere
S6ifft nit itiirmii6em Mcttcr 5lt
tompfen GoS llntermoiicrs Si9nul
0eS Weier+ 6eucriAiffeS mllr0c pot
Dem Goupfer olts fHnf WtciIcn Don
Der STEELE un0 bier WieiIen no6ber
aeh6rt. Su Der gforOiee bate Der
3onpfcr tbcilpeiic itiirmiidcs Q2ctz
Ter, i'm Atlontiiden Ocean mGbiQe
@tl0e ans 9EorO, 9foromeit un0 Sin
rpeit mo nod Dem @niiircn Der 8dufc
Gcrri1te ciHen Gag lang idmerer
&cbcl. @tiua 100 Meilen Dor Cape
@enrp traf Der Gompier oltf etlpo 100
@oifii6e, ionic olt9 ais llnifilm altf
cine 2ln3o6l riciiger S6iIofr0ten. I'm
VI llbr am Ntontog 2lbcuo p~oiiirtc
Der Compiler Cape Scnr0 1tno ieincn
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%oiio8iercn mar Elm gan5 oor5iigli-
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nidtS cntgegcn. CAPTAIN SorroIio,
miB, ser ipodere 6ii6rer oeS Can't
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transport uuO oltd feline Neiie, che
CT Oic5mol nod Baltimore fam mar
non China aus nit cinem Srlppens
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reno ser Reiie bon China nod 9re.
mcrbooen 1874 Sffi3iere uno 1888
Solooten on 9or6, iorpie bier Muiif-
corps, meld)' 2ettere mG6ren6 Scr
8ciic nift menig oo5u %beitrlt9en, Die
iglbc 3tt elmer ongcncbmeu 5lt MADDEN.
NltBcroem bate Der Compiler taft cine
DoaitGnOiae Weuogcrie an @or0,
T6icrc, ne(6c bon sen Sol0oten, bic
nlou6e bon linen feds Sabre lang
oientelt cingefongcn nltroen uno nm
III Ben Mcnogcric'n OcS 3oologiihcn
@ortcn8 in Berlin unO Sonnopcr
llntCrflnft gcfun0cn boben. Gorur-
ter 6ciin0cn ii6 mebrcre @drcn, @ilO'
i0tucinc, ltbu's, dinciti6c giGb0rnz
den un0 S1tnoerte BON 8ogcln.
g oti5en.
Inter Sen @oltimorcrn, mcId)c
bcltc otf Dem 9ompicr nR6cin" bon
bier nod @rcncrboben obfobren, be-
finOct Iid ott6 Sr. GOolf @iirGcmei-
itcr, ser bcfonttte NcItouroteur, Don
Scr Noro.6tont. Strobe. Gr miro Iif
etrpo 6rci Monotc in Ser oltcn Sci
ntot6 oltf6often.
Grof. Stepbon GtcinmiiQer bon
Baltimore Ser iid inter Sen Ioiioz
qicrcn oc@ oRbcin" bcfinoet, miro iid
lGl1urrr 9rit in OclItihlnu6 nm Fnz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-27

Ger 0ompfer .0ednr" pom Noro.
ocutifen 2lopo, Captain q. 0orroIio.
wib, Der om Ia. Sini BON 9remcr.
boben nad) Baltimore obfubr, fam
gcitern Worsen mad, elmer 'tbeilmeiie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
Al SQUARE DEAL

.sa Won ,i, ven yy one Of Dr. percs Family Nedcines
al the ingredients entering into them printed on the bottle
appers their formula atd under oath rs being complete
correct just paying for and that the in-
eduts gathered laboratory being selected from
s most valuable native medicinal found growing our Aue-
os While potent to they are pers'ty harmless even "
e ln6s delicate women and children.
Not drop cutters composition much better
nt IS Ad both for xrctng preserving che medicinal principles
hs agent possesses intrinsic medicinal properties of its being
lost valuable antepic and antfenent nutiye and soothing
olcrne plays Important part ia Dr Pcrces Golden Med
Discovery the Of indigestion dyspepsia and weak stomach
ppaise enawug feeling in stomach hlousne and kindred dang
Of the stomach liver and bowels
pdes curing ali the above distress ing ailments Golden Med
M Discovery specific for all diseases of the mucous membranes
car whether Of the nasal passages Of the stomach bovelt or
pelvic organs Evcn Its ucatye stages It viii yield to this aover
gn remedy ii peeered In Chronic catarh Of the
No. The necessary trea,oeu cleanse The passages freely
two q day with pr sges Caarh REMEDY This
ocugh generally in the worst cases
and hoarseness caused by bronchial throat and lung
affections except consumption advanced the Golden
Medical Discovery efficient remedy especially in those olsi
hanoncoughs caused by irritation and congestion OF the bo
c mucous membranes The discovery good for acute
coughs arising sudden colds must be expected TO
snn IN its advanced stages-no medicine will thabu for all
the obstinate hanon chronic coughs which neglected badly
treated lead up consumption the hest medicine that can be taken
If the sweet discovery caused by the gcern
dled drops lemon juice lime juice added to each
dose agreeable and pleasant and will not in the slightest
interfere wit its beneficial effects
It's an insult to your intelligence dealer
ra of upon YOU some norum 0boahoa place
perces world medicines which COMPOSITION.
Most dealers recommend Dr. Peces medicines because they know
Chat they are made d and that ingredients employed among
the medicine for like purposes be made Of
Of leading physicians who do not hesitate TO reco
M they know exactly what they contain and that their
sdens arhe very best medical science for the reo
the several which these medicines recommended
With tricky dealers it is different
Something else that pays them little greater profit viii be urged
pon you as eiu good You hardly afford
accept Substitute g ukoan onboahoa and without particular
record of cures in place medicines which
and have record Of r o cs behind them
you and the dealers business supply that
Insist Nbon H
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soId in Guthrie BY c. &. Renf.e


Speaker Cannon has a double In the
person OF "Uncle Ed' Trleblood, an
account collector living In Portland.
ore. And because OF this fact Mr..
Cannan's face addrns many boxes Of
dve-cent cigars I'm and around the city
named. This is how it came aboist:.
MT. Tmobl00d was on a visit 30 WASH
iug.on some time ago ana when scat
ed In q hotel lobby was aceosted by a
10 tLe design } spoke 20 you about and
busque young man Who said 'fhis
we win s,ayt of with 100000 boxes.
Everybody knows you ana the cigar IS
bound 10 De q go. OF course we VIII
keen you supplied for ufe. The Ore
e1nian saw what was intended AID
realized the your mans mistake. but
he gravely gave he required permits
sion and ever siAce then the speaker
has been receiving boxes OF cigars,
which come IN handy in campaign
umes
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Rules for eakln.

Beans. eight to ten hours.
Beef. sirloin, rare, per pounC. 4iEht
20 ten minutes
Beef, sirloin, wen done, per pound,
~ to 10 minutes,
Beef. rolled, nib or rump, per pound.
10 90 3 minutes.
Beef long OF short hD p 20 to so
minutes.
Bread, brick loaf 40 90 60 minutes
Biscuits, 4 8 TO 20 minutes.
Cake, plain. 20 20 40 minutes.
Cake sponge, 45 10 60 minutes.
Chickens. three to four pounds
weight. one 10 one and onehalf hours
Cookies. 10 TO l5 minutes.
Custards, g to 90 minutes
Duck. tame. 40 10 60 minutes.
Fish. per pound, 10 to 8 minutes
Gingerbread. 90 20 80 minutes.
Graham gems, 30 minutes.
HaIbut per pound l5 20 20 min.
utes.
Lamb. rare, per pound, ten mlnutea
Lamb, well done, per pound. ae
minutes.
Pie crust 30 10 40 minutes
Pork. well done. per pound, 80 min
nes.
Potatoes. 80 to As minute7.
Pudding, bread, rice and tapiooa.
one hour.
Padding. plum. two 70 three hours
Rolls. 10 10 is minutes.
Turkey, ten pounds, three hours.
Veal. wel done, per pound. 80 min
stes-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
n YEAR OF BLOOD.

The yea, 1908 VIII long se remembered
Ia the home OF IT, ~ racket OF Ari-
ancc Ey. as year of blood; which
flowed so copiousy from Mr. Jackets
LUNGS that death seemed very near He
writes; "seyore bleeding fsom the lungs
and q frshhH cough hal brought me
mt dea;hs door, when J began taking
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption with the astonishing result
that after taking four bottles I was COM
pletely restored and as time has proven
permanently cured" Guaranteed for
Sore Lungs. Coughs and Colds at an
drug stores Price soc and Sl.00. T-ial
bottle free.
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fast and exciting. At tho end OF the first
hdlf thc score stood % & IN favor of
the Normal school team. Eut in the last
half the Logan county ream showed up
much better THE victory OF the hish
of because they had not eNpected 20 swim
over cliege team. but on the other
hand thoy believed they would Doe \uut
cldssed by The Normal team
Nene KiInk and Mabel Wood We're the
stor players l0- tho local team
The lne-up af the Logan county hieh
school team follows Misses Klink
Woods, Casii and Clark.
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80 Roa'asoa'a fa1 s6oss


II has been said that John w. Coo
would never make coed gul, player
b-ccuse ho lacked precision and force
but ihe carplng critics who would
toppia hm nom the pedestal 10 which
De climbed Through winning tho tn
losiug cup. hayo been forever silenced
IS hls work. While pIayng he put
7pe 81 Mrs Williams prIze-wnulng
plymouth Rock roostou ont OF the
cumming by hltung % with 8 wcli-almed
Grassy shot somewhere betweca the
f tee and the left eve Perhaps
ihht ooster saw lhe bad comlng and
knew hat 20 be struck by it meant
great glory. and then perhaps he saw
the maior about 20 play and Was hunt
ing cover. Anyhow tho chicken rs a
deae cne and now Mr. Coe is one
rooster up over ais erstwhile oppo'
neut Governor Chamberlain.-Meri
den Journal
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Dissolve five cents worth oi brown
polish in one quart of Rot water then
add ass much bown umhor and yellow
ochre as WIN HFe the shade desired
by nt least two applications Apply
hot. wipe of Wmo SIN wet with a
ieee of rae finishing no the direction
oi the gran There is method ot
staining and vanishing IN one opera.
uon. but the more satisfactory way is
10 stain the wood drst then apply thV
varnish OF polish The oolors men.
toned can be purchased ground in
water. in which state simply mixing
them With beer OF vinegar makes good
stains az small cost by this one can
tighten the sashes.
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NATURES WARNING
Guthrie people Must Recognise and
Heed lt.

Guthrie people Must Recognize and
Heed ~.
Kidney uls come quietly 'ay 'erion''y'
But nature always warns sou Through
tho urine
Notice the kidney secreuors
See n tie color Is uuheN,ny
10 here are setumrs and sediment
passages too ncqucut scanty painful
Irs time then 10 use poaus kidney
Pms
To ward ott Husbts disease or dia-
betes
poans have done grea, work 20
Guthrie.
Mrs. SIP. Amer of s23 Eas, Lincoln
ST. Guthrie Okli mys "ly SON used
Dotu's kidney Pills ana they did him
moro good thn any other nedie're -
tho kind he had over uaed For several
yoau he was greatly troubled with se-
we're attacks of lame back ANA when
one OF these spells was botherIns him hs
was almost os helpless as child, th,
sccredons from the Kidneys were seanp
and painful and too frequent ih Passas'
during the uieht Since DE used Doan'.
kidney pins. purchased nt J. n wal
laco's drug STORE. th7 trouble has beer
So greatly iossensd that he does not suf'
Ter anything io be compared 20 wlrt h'
formerly did noans kidney PMS hav'
proven a good remedy iu his easc."
For 7ll6 By au dealers. Price 3
cents FOSTER -Mihum Co. Runalo. =
H.. sole agents for The uniied states
Remelpber tie name-Doap sand FAX
,, ofba
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Potato Rlbbons.

Peel and wash one pound or more Of
Dotaioes, then cut them round and
round as II peeling an apple They
should be in long. ribbon-llke pieces
Have two pans OF frying fat on the
fire. When o blush smoke rises from
one thrown in some of the ribbons
and fry them until they are just be
ginning to color, then With a fish-slice
~. them into the second pan, aud fry
them a pretty golden brown Drain
thcm ca paper prinkle them With
sa.t, ard pile the a o1 a hos dish
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Mems Beacon, sa.oo.-aobinsus.
cHANoEs On .. 6. 3 6.

The Denver. Enid & Gulf Ra 'ro
company office OF general manage. ci-.
culal No. No. An concerned:2 Effective
Novembe- A. 1906 the following changes
win be made In station naHeS;
Corwn, Okla, TO Writ Jkl; Noug-
las. OHa to onyx okla C9'aVule-.
okla. TO Euusdale okla. Nashville,
OKLA. to Nash, Olda.. Burlington, Okla
to Wheaton. Oklahoma. Please make
changes la an publications carrying sta
uon names.
G.. C.. STARIIWEATHER.
Acting General Manager.
Enid. Ofla October 26, 1906
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eale, 10 S"" 1'''''
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itieo ine'n- f'A pio'i'S
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TO the e'"o.osion tnat your
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ana 3 men, n'uoh lNe n'l
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state Of Ohio, city OF Toledo, LScas
County SIS:
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
ls senior partner Of tho firm OF f. ].
Cheney q Co., doing business IN the
City of Toledo. County and State afors-
said and that said firm win pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed i'm
my presence. this 9th day OF December,
A. d.. 1856. A. ". GLEASON,
(Se8D Notary Public.
Halls CataTh Cure ls taken inter
nnlly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. Tcs-
timonials sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Address Il. ]. CHANEY & CO.. Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, Use.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
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"Fo- years I starved. then l bought q
so cent bottle 90 Kodol DYSPEPSIA Cure
and what that bottle ber ehtteJ me an
the gold Ga Geogio could no, buy,
Kept ON taking II and in two months l
went back TO my work as machnist IN
three months 1 WAS as Wen and heaf
as ever was ] srill use % little oceaa-
Iopally and find it aae blood puihe'
aud a good tonic May you live long ana
prosper &C. N. Co.uen Roding Ca,
Aug. "a. 1906 Kodol IS sold here hy c
r. Renr0.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS

curbstonc politicians we-c busy today
A SUMMER shower fen early hh morn
lng
cotton growers are paying Si.25 and
S1.3o for picNug
rhe compress received r.1rc than io0o
bales Of cotton Saturday.
Don't forget the dates cf the cotton
and corn carnival November ana o.
Need good cath5rtlc? A pin IS hes.
Say a pin like DoWrts Little Early
Rlse-s About the most -eliabie on the
market. Sold by C. r. Rcnfro.
Three hundred and nfty bales OF cotton
wc-e ginnea in the satu,da
The merchants' Windows are being ele-
randy decorated for the c-tton and corn
carnical
Judge Dale IS having The territorial of-
nces I'M the oklahoma binding roaovat-
cd
capt chas seton Is busy getting the
farmers interested in the cotton and corn
carnival
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Group

A reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept 10 the home for
immediate use is Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy II win prevent the
attack II given as soon a. the child
becomes holrse, OF even after the
croupy cough appears. Tor sale by
f. b. Lille q Co.
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The Keeley Cure

cErsS Whikkey. morshins, eosaius sAa
tobacso. Only Rselsy inEtitsts N TeNea,
oklahoma and Indian Territnrv Hsrns-
dsasA in Dallas 1884,
THE KELLEY INETITUTG
Bellevue Piase. Dallas. TesSA.
., N. KEITH. Proprietor
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rHE 1exAs wuNDER.

Cures au kidney Bladder and Rheu
matte troubles. sold by all druggists,
81 Two months treatment by mali ior
800 DE e. w. Han, 1925 Olive
street. ST. Louis, NO.
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spEcIAl pREMluM

Given away entirely f-ee 70 our custo
mers November Sth and 9th for about
$50 worth OF me-chandiso every custo-
mer win receive a package ST LOUIS
s & 10 CENT STORE.
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Tho &c sale hy the ladies OF the Ttni,.
Guild win De held with tie Xmas sale,
date TO be announced later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

The piuted ballots for oklahoma and
Log1n counties were distributed today
for thc election tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

wqton and ned school House shoes
for BOYS ard oirsi stoo to $500 al
Rcblnsona.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
sARD LUCK rHeiR pLsA.

W'hy Looan County High school Team
Failed 20 Score.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

Walton ard BED School House Shoes
Tor BOYS and olusi stoo 70 $500 az
Roblnsons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

After shaving. wheT skin Is wet. ap'
ply satin s6in cream. soothes ana heals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

The Logan county high school foot
BAH team played ir ha-d luck At Edmond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

Sc RosIasoO's Fan Shoes
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Enid. oala. October % looe.