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APPEAL TO PRES. ROOSEVELT
TELEGRAM SENT HIM BY MEXL-
 CAN MALCONTENTS.

Protest EmphaticalIy Against the Charges of Diaz-Opposition Only Contrary to the "TerribIe Tyranny of the Dlctator"---An Honest Govern- ment i'm the Country is Desired. St. Louis, Mo, Sept. 7.-The following telegram was sent to-day to President Roosevelt:
 St. Louis, Mo. Sept. z, 1908. ITO the United States President, Theo- dore Roosevelt Washington. ID. C. 'We have seen in this city press telegram from President Dfaz, asking your government to suppress Regener- acion and it's editors, saying that we are anarchistlc and instigators of an anti-foreign feeling to Mexico We protest energetically against the charges of Diaz, and we assure you that our opposition is only contrary to the terrible tyranny of the dictator We work for the Mexican peoples lib- erty. We want an honest government in our country.
 We hope from you MT President, that you take into consideration our protest.
 Yours very respectfully,
 Regeneration,
 set7s5S+1. :,
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chIld Faus Five stories-May Live.

New York, Sept, '. = Edmund Nuns. three years old, who live on the top floor of a five story tenement house in West Forty-nfnth street, was sitting on the window sill on the fifth floor of his residence, calling to some play mate in the yard below, when he lost his balance and fell to the ground. For trnately there was 8 number of clothes lines intertwined and reaching down to the ground, and these considerably broke the force of the little fellows fall. JAS it was when Dr. Parker of Roose- welt hospital, examined the child hasti- ly, he found it suffering from fracture of the left leg and ankle, and contu- sions of the head. He was taken to the hospital in a serious condition.
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IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Closes After Voting to Meet Next Year
 at Sacramento.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 6-The fourteenth national irrigation congress closed to- night, after voting to hold the next con- gress at Sacramento, Gal, and electtng as president of the fifteenth congress Governor George E. Chamberlainy of Oregon.
 The attractions of the Jamestown ex- position had been cleverly presented, and on the first ballot for the conven- tion city Jamestown was in the lead. Sacramento won on the second ballot.
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2:17 ClassLTrotting- Heats
 Purse $1 0nO
Day of Rest for Cup Asplrants.

Marblehead, Mass, Sept. 7-To-day was one of rest for the six aspirants for the Roosevelt cup. Several of the yachts were hauled out and their un- derbodies were gone over with sandpa- per and varnish. The Vim, winner of the last two races, and the favorite for the cup. was found in excellent shape.
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Title to Famous Mine.

St. Paul, Mfnn,, Sept. 7.-The state supreme court to-day handed down a decision in the case of the state of Min nesota vs. Mabel c. Evans, upholding the decision of the St. Louis county court at Duluth, which held that the state law governing mineral leases is constitutional.
 The case involves the title to a fam ous Virginia silver mine, located on the Minnesota range, and which is said to be worth several million dollars.
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PASSED HIGH SCHOOL EXAMS.
Only Fifteen Successful Contestants Out
 of Forty Candidates.

Only Fifteen Successful Contestants Out
 of Forty Candidates.
 Out of the forty-six pupils who took the examinations for admission to the New Haven High school Thursday only fifteen were successful,
 The following are the ones who have passed the entrance examinations, and they are asked to present themselves for admission next Monday morning:
 Samuel F'romer, Lucian Geraci, Louise Sachs, Frank Cation, Samuel Hershman, Wales F. Bowers, Emily Campbell, Gold Grant, Kirby Lewis, Donald Wynne, John Leonard, Inex Deane, Frank A. Canada, Robert c. Gillian, Isadore Alderman
 The entering class of the High school this fall will number about $50.
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Caucus at CuiIFOrd.

At the republican caucus in Guilford last night Dunham, who is running against Walters for Sheriff of New Ha- ven county, carried everything, most of Walters followers, among them Ralph Parker and his friends went back on him. The people of Guilford was disgusted at the easiness of Dun hams victory.
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Sharp shocks of Earthoualxe Felt.

Kingstown, Island of St. Vincent, Sept, 7.-Sharp shocks of earthquake were felt this morning here and at St. Lucia and Grenada. In the last-named place the shock was strong and pro- tracted. The Soufriere volcano is un- disturbed.
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FIRE IN GAS WORKS
Large Quantity of Amonia in Cellar
 Ab5aze

Shortly after midnight the fire de-. partment was called out to fire rung in from box 39. The fire was located in the cellar of the Gas company's works on Chapel street. A large quantity of ammonia, which was in the cellar, was the sole contents of the fire, the fire being checked and confined to the eel lar alone. It lasted about an hour, the delay coming in not being able to get at the fire. The damake was consider able.
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EleetLoneer Sold for sso. 900.

New York, Sept. 7.-The horse Elec- tioneer, winner of the Futurity, was sold to-day by William Lakeland for S30O00. The bill of sale was made out to Curtis Van Ness. who is believed to have acted for a Philadelphia man said to be J. E. Widener.
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Executive Committee Fixes Prices.

Hot Springs. Ark, Sept. 7-The ex- ecutive committee of the Southern Cot ton association, in session here to-day. fixed ten cents as the minimum price for which cotton should be sold this season.
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FATALLY INJURED.
rwo Men Cd to peath ln Lynn, Maus.

Lynn, Mass, Sept. 1.-Two men were fatally, one seriously and dozen oth- CTS slightly injured by an explosion on Lennox Hill, in this city, late this aft ernoon.
 The fatally injured are Frank w. Wordenberger and George Tattnau, both of New York city. Francis Ch:- coine, an Italian laborer who lives in swampscott, was seriously hurt, but will undoubtedly recover. The slightly injured include a number of Lynn and Salem contractors.
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TEDDY, JR BoUAD EAST
sdA of President Passes Through Dem
 yer on Way Home.

Denver, Sept. 7.-Theodore Roosevelt, jr., son of the president. passed through Denver to-day en route east from a hunting trip in western Colorado.
 One of his hands was bandaged and he said an alteration resulting from an injury was causing him to return home earlier than he had intended. He killed three deer, but no bear, on the trip.
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Two Killed.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-Two persons were killed and several others were in- iured tonight in 8 collision between a Pennsylvania railroad train and troll ley car at a crossing in the southwest ern section of the city.
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sutton Sisters Meet rn.dar.

Cincinnati, Sept. 7.-In the semi-f1nals in the tri-state tennis tourney this aft ernoon Miss Florence Sutton beat Miss Marjorie Dodd in straight sets, 60, 6-1. Miss Sutton will play her sister May tomorrow for the championship.
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CHEAP C0L0NISr RATES TO CALT-
 FORNIA.

Via Washington-Sunset Route. Per sonally conducted excursion. Sleeping cars without change from Washington. Berth, $S50. Southern Railway, No. 22s; Southern Pacific, No. 4sA Wash ington street. Boston.
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GRAND CIRCUIT MEET.
Wind Up of the Rncing-Agot Boy Wins
 in 2,OO Class,

Hartford, Sept. 7.-In the wind-up to- day of the grand circuit meet at Char ter Oak park there were but two races, neither of which was spirited The fa- vorites in both events were beaten, My Starr losing in three straight heats to Argot Boy in the 2;0s pace, and Dr. Chase, the favorite in the pools for the 3,17 trot, finishing third to India and Jessie Benyon. Driver James Cerpen- ter, behind Budd in this event, was fined $1OO by the judges for mt trying. to- win the last heat. Budd finished second in this heat. The summaries
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2:09 class-pacing-rhree Heats-purse

Argot Boy, g, by Argot
 Wilkes-Anna Miller, by
 American Boy (Cox)..... 1 1 1 My Star oh g (McHenry) ..... 9 3 3 Schermerhorn, b g (Meeks)... ? Time--2:O4&, 2:0716, 2;08.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28
LOCAL LACoNIcs.

The $4,000 club will meet Friday night
The cotton gins viii not run tomorrow.
Jay Picard has moved his office i'm
to the Halner buil1inA ON Harrison
avenue.
Turkeys are being slaughtered by the
wholesale today,
This rain viii maize the cotton pielsers
LAY on for Thaaksgiying
The Chtocco Indians play the Logan
county football team tomorrow.
The machinery for the new cotton mills
is being installed rapldly.
The Elkg win ate-tan the visiting
snest1 tomorrow.
The city council when II meets next
1hufsdaI night, viii probably recon
siler the natural gas franchises.
Jake" Douglas says that ne has tho
warehouse on thc m.n ate mn os Okla
bomas choicest cotton. 10 be used ia the
new mill which VIII begin operations
Within "a month.
The price Of cotton is holding up better
stnce the eceat storm
The Santa r. 8ill make extensive inn
pfoyements in the local yards soon.
car MINERS official roster Of the
constitutional convention is the swell
est thing cut"
Large crowds attended the cmen's
annual hall az the Eagles han last evel-
ing Il was one Of the best dances ever
gotten up la the city
The police department has gdded three
men 70 the force
The last game of the football teason
viii be played al Electric park tomor-
row
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

Tho best Treatment Tor ipdiges ion and
troubles Of the stomach g TO rest the
stomach. II can be rested by starvation
or by the use OF good Jlgcstaat which
viii digest the food cut n, thus taking
the wo-6 OF the stomach. An the proper
temperature, single teaspoonrul % Ko-
dol win wholly digest 5000 grains Of food.
u believes tho present annouancc, puts
I stomach in shape 20 satisfactorily
perform its functions G1of for ndlges-
iion. sour stomach. flatul,acc. palnita-
tion Of the heart ami dyspepsia. Kodol
Is made la strict conformity with tie
National Pure FooI ana ntug Law, Sod
hy G. r. Rcnrro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

something Yesterday which was quite
common in the ea-ly DAYS lie whsiled
a deer off the track uoaf the clty
limits.
santa Zee travelling auditor. r. J Ken
1edy was in the city today between
trains & ON ToYoka.
Manager c A. Fisher. Of the local
Wells-Fdgo office. vent ,tc Arluns1s
city on the afternoon tra.n TO spend
Thank giving with his family
We are the young people Of this coun-
tr> the best example ami teaching that
we chance 10 SNOW Thlrs good ad
vice. Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Ten Tea o. Tablets, So ,ents. G. Il.
Renfro.
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-Scciet4=


.fi4 Tucsday
sh1Ncptarc club nj ets az lihuy club
rooms in afternoon
Mrs E a. Douglass ontortams in hoa
or Of Misses Howell and shaver
Ladies' Of Christian chu.ch give hand-
kcrchiof shower at home of Airs j. H.
Fairfield in afternoon, FOR benefit of
Chnslmas sale.
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Mr. ana Mrs Robert sohlbe & eve "a
six o'clock dinner Ia evening la honor of
Misses shavos aud Howell
Ladies' Guild meets with Mrs. Kncis-
ly in afternoon
~. Render entcrtains with Thankssiv-
ing dioncr complimentary TO his niece.
Miss Eula shave. OF Kansas CITY, aud
Miss Katharine Howell Of Bu. selvllc.
Arkansas.
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In lime OF Pence.

In the frs, mouths of the Russia.
Japan war we had striking example
Of the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage OF those who SO
to speak, have shlnglcd their roofs
in dry weather" The virtue of propa
ration ha made history and giyon to
US our greatest men The individual
as woll as the nation should be pre-.
pared for any emergency Are you
prepared to successfully combat the
FIRST cold you tako2 A cold can be
cured much more quickly when treat.
cd as goou as IT has been contracted
and before It has become settled IN
the system Chambcrlaiu's Cough
Remedy is famous for it's cures Of
colds and It should be kept at hand
ready Ter instant use For sale by
r. d. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

Don't let tho baby suffer from eczema
sores or any itching Of the skin. Doan s
Ointment gives instant relief cures
quickly. Perfectly safe for children.
All druggists sell IL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

Business VIII pick up ncNt week at
the constitutional convcAton hall
The Guthrie band viii furnish music
.at the football game tomorrow
Guthrie pa cas- VIII rua Thanks
giving day on acc5eat Of the football
game between Logan county and the
chnlocco lndian team.
The Santa Zee viii make excursion
rates ratel 70 oklahoma city tomorrow.
The Gndiron club win put on their
Stunt tonight IN the EllSs club rooms.
a tatn load of cotton came ina today
over the Fort Smith & Western to the
local compress.
Feom eighty TO oic huud,eJ wagon
lds Of cotton 2er dly $50 being mar
ket-d al Begss.
MANY horses are reported dying
throughout Beaver and Woodward couu-
Ties. as a result of eating milo maize
and ';anir com. Much NJ these crops
die imperfect this yoar aad Inclined to
become mouldy while the continued wet
wrathe causcd new sprouts 10 gov
from the ground. Il is believed that the
eating of these sprouts causes the horses
death.
Will chopping hole in she ice. 40
that MS live siocN could drink Joseph
Lee. AN aged farmer OF Woods couly
fem dead yesterday morning az his home
r,a.. fs..-t,.t,
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w smith is In PERKINS.

W, Smith is In Perkins
II. H. Dodd is m oklahoma city.
coutraclo- Billings is in Edmond.
W. l.. Peck OF Wichita, IS in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

A. ana Mrs T. NJ Flnneyfrock of
ArSausa city are ia the clty spending
tho holidsrs with Ms Finneyfrock 5
parents Mr ana Mrs George Hng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

Bowol Blai came un from Norman
ON the moruing train 20 spend tho holl-
days With his parelts He is a student
in the uniyersuy this year
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Wm McBrine came down On the
noon irin from Arkansas city to spend
.TfandsglVps with his parents. CQulcn-
man and AIRS John Mob lne 1922 West
Warner
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Announcement E!

IN account of a serious fire this store was
- damaged to such an extent that the insur-
ance companies have paid me full cost and
riage on the entire stock and it has been moved
from the store. regret very much to be out of
busneess at this season of the year and not to be
able to serve the many customers who have been
loyal to this store. During the six years | have
sold clothing in Guthrie, the people have learned
to look to this store for strictly reliable merchan-
disc, this have always given you and always will
knowing the damaged condition of my stock after
the fire, | did not care to offer it to the trade.
AS it is so late in the season it is not practical to
put in Winter Stock. | will put in an absolutely
New Sprng Stock just as quick as it is possible
to have ii manufactured Every dollar that goes
into this New Sprino Stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing Furnishing Goods and Hats will bemade
especially to my order. 1t will contain the newest
ideas to be found in New York, Boston, Baltimore
Philadelphia and Chicago markets. The people
Of Guthrie, Logan County and surrounding coun'
les have been loyal to this store assure you this
loyalty has been appreciated, and from the ashes
OF the old store will rel u for you the best, newest
and most up-todatc Clot hing Store in Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

Jan" Pcddico-d Of tho oltahoman
was iu tho city last night from Okla
hona City.
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.. n BiHcy of Alya is mizms with
the delesotes ia the city
Mr. and Mrs. o. W Connolly OF calvin.
r. r., are in the city to-day.
Col Henry pmun turned last nish,
from trip to Arkaasas city
Tho ola standard Groves Taslclcss chin
Tonic drives out malaria and builds up
tho system. Sold hy ali dealers for n
years. pr.co 90 cents
w. l.. Saunders ls m the city from
% Ken Arrow n
w r. Adams II poucl Cty waa l
the ciU nat evening
! A sour stomach bad breath p1sty
complexion ana other consequences of d
/ dlsordercd digestion are quickly See
moved by the use OF Rings Dyspepsia
/ Tablets. Two days treatment FREQ. Sold
/ by }. H. Wallace.
Gov Franu win return tomorrow
4 om sa9 Ant Iio TcNie where with g..
re Huutcr ho haa bccl uaeouatluR fos
thc uurchas os tmcI Of nud
T G.. uurey. of shcumn. Tcus t %
Visitor iu the capital cIy today
ynn the Epwortb Lasoc r7n1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

Il Is your loss as we'll as ours. " you
don't usc our goods. The Guthrie Tcl g.
Was o. YOU who uslt d a ffis1e the
other day n hc knew of good hoardue
hou9c7 n you are the fnan there g.
something 10 interest You iu tho wan,
ads today.
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shall, Mich
Patrick NasIe. Of Kiasnane Is in the
city.
r r. u rite returned today from
Oklahoma city
Noior Herr returned &C. Chandler last
evening.
You Will never know. Mr.. Delegate
what really good five cent cigar Is ike
until you smoke the Fritz Brothcr'a
Eest Find il at oLsMlrh's.
r. Mccoy IS in tho clt from Topeka
Frank Post viii go To KanmH Clty 20.
night to spend Thanksgiving.
! Mr. nd Mrt w - Packer lcn yestor-
day for Southern Michigan and viii D,
absont several days
Smoke the FIR Dc VII cInari no better
than the best but better than IN, rest
,.u ,,..,
- - '''''' - ;" ''''"''e pu5I'h COZ
o. ~ ''''+ returned TO Mountain PACK
i'''' '''. ''i's'
II Is your loss as we'll 40 ours u you
dont use our goods. The Guthrie Tol g.
Wan ID Nnff u.nu H.l "a fftaHf.H az.
@ S,n'r o'y " ne hn'" 't = good noaId'nf
Da.,.,.,.. 'ou. you "', '' l''n mere -
-----
t,..-.. ,..,,. 80,
- g.,
ryne win b.m, fo,ts
rprn pe,, er ..u. aoo, .,,,.,
n. uo,..r .o,-s - ,.. ..
be,, ati.nalue tbo ,,,v.ptlop
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RAILROAD RATTLE.

yhe Santa Fe is hauling out of Okla
homa every day nfteen q twenty ca 5
of broom corn.
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Tho Guthrie Eks win keep open housc
tomorrow and VIII mtfo AN visltiug
En,s most a. dialy welcome TO their
club rooms In the evening they are TO
eivc q dance to which an STRAY Elks
IN the gatos of Guthrie. with their wives
or sWccthcarts arc llv'tcl Tho Elk
oC Guthrie arc prominent factor In To-
cil society and their functions ar" all
ways most enjoyable ana well attended.
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Can You Use Food
When You Get Itl
Thousands cf stomaehs Starving Where
Mouths Arc We'll Fed Costs Moth
inn 10 RelIcvc Thls Condn an

Ihousanue ~ Stomachs Starving where
Mouths Arc We'll Fed. Costs Moth
inG To Relieve This conda on.
Eating g. fast becoming too much "a
part OF The daily routine. lr not mere
tickling of the Appetite thing 60 Dee
COTTON cut of the way as quickly as
possible Little Thought Is eivcl to
what kind of food" its cffcct upon the
systolR, aad whether it will bc OF use
Ga building up tho tissues OF the body.
Youe stomach viii revolt. &c il IS not
already doing so. IL must shut up for
repairs. what of the dl1ziu'e- and
sometimes nala. which stop YOU after
hu"ried lunch? what of the general
distress after a. heavy dinner. fecl-
Ing of pressure against the heart which
calls "a halt and makes tho h-eothlng
ilnicult? o. Il common for you 20 he
oppressed with hclchoe and sour eruc-
tatlous? Are YOU coustipatcd and then
do wou mushingly toss dime a. tho
druggists nr his most rentahlo elict?
Beware of temporary curs that arc
but paliativos Many autidotcs roc
the common nls which our ucsh IS heir
TO Seem at first To- relieve, hui Ia real
IFS. if not injecting poison into the sys-
tenn lay the foundation Tor dcc7c
seated and more far-raaching disordcr.
Thrcc- fourtha OF all disease orig
mato with a hrc1kns Iowa Of the a.
gcston and amc-tnths of all digestive
t-oublos originate with one or moro Of
tho symptoms namcd above.
Bcwa q, them OF 1njig stion and
Dyspcpsm n yop had yourself ach.
ing nstles lacking m ambition whcu
you should he on the alert.
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Miss Blanche I.cibcnhclm Of paw
huska. is iu the city visiting her aunt
Ms NJ wcinbergcr sos East oklahoma
avenue.
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Mirs Estellc Graham, di ector OF eN-
prossiol lr the southwestern Norman,
VIII ar.lvo IN the city this afternoon. she
VIII bc the guest Of Mrs. c. G. Nnclslcy
and Miss Lillian Boes.
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FRED PELL, sr., cells a uood nickel
/ CLOCK for 500. guaranteed
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J NJ Hay returned to Mountain pak
this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-28

The shakcscarc club met Tuesday
afternoon at the Library. Tho afternoon
lessian was a review OF tha second pa {
Of "King Heury VI" Some interesting
papers were read and discussed.
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Smoke the FIR Dc Vll olnari no better
than the best but better than IN, rest.
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NJ and NJ y j. Bola viii have with
Them as week end guests. their son. John
Rolc ana NJ George Tru'ei1le. oi
Kinghshar rom the University an Nor
man. and thei nephew Tom B2los. from
Ft smith. Arkansas. tine lattcr 1rriyine
saturday and thr former FIidaL
Mics Florence Clmnhcn came up fom
Edmond last evening 20 roend tho hol
days with her parents Boa this city
T-v Nich0l1- 1f thc Epi icouh church
returned ycste,day rom Chandler where
hc attended meeting Of the Western
Deanery.
Mr. al Mrs g u Davis returned TO
o. b.. r o.o e nr.t~. T ou the aoon
train after attending the conteutiou here
thia week
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DO not doctor the stomach
Il needs "A rest from food aud drugs
10 l7t nush out the bowels
u takes more than forcing food through
the passigcway to- MAKE blood an
tissue ANA nerve,
10 not starvc your stomach
Food Is thing TO h worked 90. al
the.o IS In lt and your stomach Wi
do the work IL YOU win help It f.
natures way.
smarts Dyspepsia Tablets contol
nothing but the natural elements whicl
cutr into the healthy stomach ald in
tcstincs 90 perform the function OF a.
gcstiou Cove nmentai tcsD and th
Investigations and sworn oaths of cV
pert chemists nttcst this fact Stun-t
Dyspepsia Tables go 20 the source %
tho trouble and po ltively estorc th
glands ana rmiis of the mucous mem
brano tc thcr proper condition Thcl
promptly relieve the distress Of al
troubles originating in the stomach q
blwcle Cwith the oac exception OF can
cor)
stua a. - 'pcpsia Tablets are rec
commended hy physicians and all rcli
ahc phHmacists II you are a sunerc
from indigestion or dyspepsia t-y
nfy cent package todby At nn lrug
giets.' oe IL you arcfer send us you
name and nidrcss and we VIII eladl
send y'u trial ptckase boy mail f-e'
=. A. stuart CO.. 63 stuart Bdg, Mar
shall. Mich
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. L. =. Davis Is in sunwate- bu,as cot
ton