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virtuea of the Gigantic Marine snail
f<nown as the AbHionc.

tirtuca Of The Gigantic Marine snail
Known as thc Abaionc.
Though The nesh of the. abalune IS a
nutritious aud wholesome article of
food, highly esteemed by the Chinese
and Japanese, few people In the Unit
ed States know anything about the
abalone except that it has large shell
with bright, pearly interior The aba
lone is a gigantic sea snail, whose nat
ural home Is the deep water OF a rocky
coast. Tho whole coast of central and
lower California. from Cape Mendo-
clno 20 Cape ST. Lucas, abounds in aba
lones, the supply being absolutely un-
limited As fast as an area OF fishing
ground is depicted it Is rcpeopied by
full grown abalOnos coming IN from
the ocean Three months after "A piece
Of ground has been thoroughly cleared
by the abalone fishers the supply is as
abundant as ever. The contents of thc
largc abalone shell weigh as much as
TWO pounds.
Long ago the Chinese and Japanese
discovered the value of the meat as a
wholesome and digestlble food The
Supply VI NhAAbil'a lb NAlAlNnt MAA'A =
is however small ana the fishing
grounds OFF the coast Of Japan were SO
heavily drawn upon that they became
exhausted. The people arc forbidden
by an imperial cdict from taking them
The Japanese md Chinese ia Calfor-
mia dive for the abalones, which crawl
about the rocks at the bottom Of the
sea in deep water outside the surf
The divers bring them ashore and
spread them ont In a sunny place TO
dry. This process reduces the abalone
TO about one-third Of SIS original bulk,
leaving a tough, horny product The
dried ubalones are gent TO the orient,
whore they are sonked and stewed or
ground into powder ANA used for max
ing soup.
In the pure. deep water OF the ocean
the pbalone lives, ANA as % i5 a Glenn
feeder its flesh is always sound and
wholesome. being superior On This re.
spect 20 that Of oysters and CLAIMS.
which live nea, shore and are ofton
contaminated by sewage ana other im-
! puritIQ Tho vIscera Of an abllonc,
unllo hose of The cIam or oyster
| whlA Lui DE llowcd whole are
cutie seHte m the muscular or
edible part AMI can be detached hy a
single stroke Of knife ~ Chicago
News
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a BUNCH OF FLOWERS.

Ina Palestine and Persia the sorrow
ful mycanthus' droops Ia the day. be
ing apparently about to die, but re
wives ns evening comes on.
Tulips are so sensitive TO the light
that during a cloudy day thcy win Of
tea close their petals and remain shut
up urtil a return OF sunlight
Lilies Of the valley in France are
called "yirgn's tears" and are said TO
have sprung up on the road between
Calvary and Jcrusulem during the
night following the erueilxl0n
The night blooming sereus blossoms
about an hour before midnight, but by
the approach of daylight the flower h
a complete wreck, having lost all its
beauty and fragrance
The four podled lotus in an exposed
situation makes a cover for It's flower
by drawing oue or more OF the leaves
over the blossom and keeping them
there during the beat of the day.
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FARMERS MEETING.

We are Informed from the headquar-
ters of the Amer,can society OF Equity
at indianapolis, Ind. that meeting viii
be held at OKeene Oklahoma. March
80ih and 3ist. 1906 TO organize TERRI
toriai union OF said society.
This is a farmers oiRanlzation and rs
chief object is 80 secure profitable prices
for al farm crops -io raise prices whea
they are too low. ana TO maintain them.
when equitable. It is the original advo-
cate Of Controlled Marketing by farm
ers to compel fair prices and IL claims a
large degree Of The credit for the rcvo-
ution that has been worked IN market
ing crops the last few years. and which
is rcsnon ibic for the better prices for
crops that have prevailed.
March ist &c called strike OF the
grain producers against The declining
prices ana has prepared circular cons
nn'ne figures ana facts showing why
/ farmers should strike and a strong ar-
gumunt why they can win This H u-
/ lar s before us and Che Bgures AFRO IS
revelations Thsy show That q few mill
/ lion bushels OF grain called "Visiblc sup-
piy" (which IS really a temporary SURE
pus). inhucnce the price ON hundreds
or thousands Of millions Of bushels re-
presenting the farmers total CROPS. i
IS contendod that "a little more control
/ by farmers viii eliminate this "Visiblc
/ Supply" or keen IT very small, when
prices can DE made right and kept right
Tho arguments presented In this CIR
cular are The strongest arraignmeni
against the old system Of price MAKING
! by speculation We have ever seen.
! a general invitation to all formers is
extended. an members OF the society
are urged to attend and local uaiols
are expected 10 send delegates
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
NocnI prlze cnntest

Something now IN oklahoma, and
something that VIII interest music lowers
win be put on at the Kiugdsher Chau-
tauqua. The entire day OF june Sth has
been set apart for a grand vocal prize
contest Of mixed choruses mems and
ladies quartots. and liberal prizes will
be awarded the victors.
Such contests have proved exceedingly
popular elsewhere but being untried in
Oklahoma, viii constitute part OF the
assembly programme. a number Of cho-
ruscs have already entered. and great
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70 HuNTERs.

n you would know of country which
ab0unds IA turkey. duoS. quail s1uir-
reis and other small game with many
good chance at deer, get copy Of
the new booklet. Feathers ana Flne on
he Frisco" It tells about hunting and
fishing iu TIE Ozarks ana in the ST.
francis valley Sent free on request by
a. Hilton. General PASSENGER Agent
Frisco system. 81 Louis. Mo.
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Don't frown-looK pleasant II you are
suffering from indigestion or sour
stomach. take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Hon. Jake Moore. OF Atlanta, Ga, says:
digestion. A friend recommended Ko-
dol u relieved me in one day and l
now enjoy better health than for many
years" Kodol sigests what you eat. re-
iIeves sour stomach, gas ON stomach,
bolchlng etc. Sold by c. r Rerfro
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speoIal b DaIIy Leaaer-

Special 10 Daily Leader
Lawton. Okla. March i2.-s a. run-
nison former hardware dealer and
drummer Of Enid drank half an ounce
of carboiic acid at noon yesterday and
died in Few minutes. His body was
found beside the Frisco railrond track
shortly after ne died. disappointment
resulting from nnaicim embarrassment
was probably the CAUSE OF the deed. Ills
body was sent TO Enid
Frank Belts Of Enid who injected
twenty grains Of morphine into Ills arm
yesterday with probable suicidal ntenl
Is recovering.
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Oh and Gas Leases.

Special to Daily Leader.
Tulsa l. r., March 12-An ADVERTISED
sale o. oil and gas leases ON lands Of
minors was held 90 Sapulpa Saturday
and some OF the prices paid were rec
ord breakers. Morrison. Shay and oth-
ers Of Baruesviue, paid 5000 Tor $40
ucres belonging 90 the Durant freedmel
heirs Che Pink Watson tract of 100 acres
sold Tor s1,225, the Robert Watson tract
of 100 acres for $S25 and five tracts OF
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Children who are delicate. feverish
and cross win got immediate relief from
Mother Grays Sweet pawders for Chill
drsn. They cleanse the stomach, act
on .he liver maSing q siclSly child strong
and healthy A certain cure for worms.
Sold by ou druggists. zoe. sample
FREE Address. Allen S. Olmstead,
Leroy. ~. y
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n SOU are troubled with Piles and
can't lnd a cure try witch Hazel salve
but Dc sure you got that made by H. O..
DoWit q CO.. Chicago lt is tho Orlgi-
ual II sou hive used Witch Hazel
saiye without being relieved i- is proba-
bic Chat you got hold of one ~ tho many
worthless eounterseiters ihat are sold
on the reputation ~ ihe genuine De-
wits witch Hazel salve. sola by C.
T. Renfro
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The Oklahoma Live Stock Sanitary
Board has been informed Of the death
OF two mules. the propety Of +. T.. Bur
dick of noble county, as q result of
hydrophohia, and also Of the death Of a
cow belonging 20 G. r. Ward OF shaw
nee, from similar causes Parties had
been drinking the cows milk recently,
but psysicians say there Is no danger u
inoculation from the milk.
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Hunter hos forwarded to the president
the quill pen made here to be used In
signing the statehood bin after its pass
age. Mr. Hunter firmly believes the pen
win be used within the next ten days.
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Mnsner nna schnmnnn.

Wagner writing in 1886, said Of
Schumanu "Ile IS a highly gifted mu-
BIcIan. but ana impossible man. When
came from Paris ! went 10 sec him.
l told him OF my Partisan experiences,
spoke Qf tho state " music in France,
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Indigestion Is much OF habit Don't
get the habit. Take a little Kodol Dya-
pcpsia Cure after eating and you VIII
Quit belching, putting. palpitating and
frownng lSodol Digests what you eat
and makes the stomach sweet. Sold by
c. r. Renfro.
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In the spring time you reaovate your
houSe. why not your body2 Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea drives out
impurities, cleauses and enrlches the
blood and purlhes the entire system.
35 cents c. r. Renfro. druggist
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Tho best way TO rid the system OF a
cold Is to ovacuatc the bowels Ken
ncdys Laxative Honey and Tar acts
as a pleasant. yet enectual cathartic on
the bowels. II clears The head. cuts the
phlegm out OF tho throat strengthens
the bronchial tubes. relieves coughs.
colds. Group, whoopins cough. etc. Sold
by c. r. Renfro.
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Special to Daily Leader.
Cleo. Okle. March l2.--James y. Nc
Amon and family narrowly escaped from
their abuming homo early today. the
house being entirely consumed with an
rs contents. Including a stock Of jewell
cry which McAmoii had stored 81 his
residence, awaiting the completion Of a
business building
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STATE NEWS


Glencoe Okla., March IA prairie
are southeast Of town swept over wide
tract Of country today. doing extensive
damage on the farms OF j. r. sprague.
Vac Daniels Frank shreeves. John Estes
James Settles. r. a. Richards. Thomas
Carter and w. n. Runson.
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VIII sen tickets al, a very low rate to
tho above point on March t2th 20 10th.
Tickets lIrltod 70 March tath FOR return.
Aecount-Twelfth Annual Convention
Oklahoma Live Stock Association; Live
stock show Sale OF Registered stock and
Ropin1 Contest
RArE-one Fare Plus Flfe Gents FOR
the Round Trip.
For fun Information see the Frisco
agent. or address
o. c. HARRINGTON.
Trav. Pass. Agent.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
r. e. CLARK,
DIV, Pass. Agent.
Wichita, kas.
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~ YOU NEED SOME ONE TO FIT
A key. REPAIR a SEWING MA
CHINE. ElcTcLE. GUN. TYPEWRiT-
sR. OR ALMOST ANYTHING, PHONE
0LsMlTH, i98
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''Who sells the goods?" W. d. Packer.
corner Okla Ave. and Broad st.
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D. B. Merry OF This citS has been en-
gagged 10 prepare plans FOR a partial sys-
TEN. which win cost about s2t0o0. and
for q comllete system, to cost $4,000.
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100 acres aach belonging to The Perry
man heirs sold from s2i0 to 5000 quar-
ter section. on other tracts good price
were also realized.
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Special to Daily Leader
Kinghsher. Okla. March 12.--In ths
district court here JOS Little. a negro.
has been convicted Of charge Of kill
ing Charles Cooper, alias Sol Jackson.
another negro. on the streets here on
December &c last. The negroes quarrol-
ca on the street and the shooting immol-
iateiy followed. Jackson dying instantly.
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Adlers orchestra will furnish the
music for the Fraternal Aid bail on the
night OF March 16 at the city hail
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sr, ,cial TO. Daily Lender.
Csnhoma City March THE county
co = niss'aners here designated April p
as the date FOR the official opening Of the
new 100000 courthouse. CSiahoma VIII
be seventeen years old on that dtte aud
there win he a great celebration
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day IN vocal m rs anticipated En-
tries viii be received from an points IN
oklahoma ana Indian Territories.
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For farm implements, wagons and
buggies. see W. d. Pacler Guthrie,
Okla.
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In the ads Today there are probably
several offers OF the article which heads
your shopping lst-and OF every articia
on ne list, making your task simple,
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1T. LOUIS, EL RENO q wEsTERh
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Direct Short Linz
Between
GUTHRIE AND Ell RENO.
Quickest Tlme--L owsst Fare
TO
Hobart. Anndarkc. N
LRwton. ChickashA.
Mangum, Weatherford
And
Other points located on the Rock
Island System. Making closa
connections at
Guthrie
For ali points
i4HuDULE.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
MIXED TRAIN.
~. Guthrie ..... .......... Sl5 A. n.
Ar. hl Reno .-....t.-.....s. llifo A. IA.
PASSENGER.
Ly. Guthrie ........-.....ss. s;l5 r. NJ
Ar. El Reno ..............s. 1900 J.. NJ.
Nv. Ei Reno ................ TOO A. NJ
Ar. Gsthrie ................. s.f5 A, n.
MIXED TRAIN.
Nv. El Reno ............... ZOO p NJ
Ar. Guthrie ................. 4;s0 r. n
w. s WELLS.
Commercial Agent.
Guthrie. o r.
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srccial to Daily Leader
Tulsa. l. r., March ,e.-sapulpa is pre-
pairing for a sewerage system. Engineer
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Pen 3 sIan statshooa nlI.

Special 20 Daily Lender.
oklahoma City. March 12.-charle.
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DR.. W. H. Belts
Recognized as 1.-The Lead
ing and Most Success
fu Specialist
[ CURE STRUCTURE

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and removal, leaving the urinary
channel fres and natural.
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] 40 Restore Week Men
/ DO CURE VARlCOCELE

cure Varicoeele safely. Painlessly.
and permanently. NY method Of cure
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single failure Or recurrence. Under
my treatment every trace Of weak
ness ana disease quickly eisaprears.
40 drains Of Vigor cease, the weak
ened ducts are strengthened,
healthy circulation OF pure blood ls
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/ DO CURE BLOOO POlsOa

u you have any Of lts symptoms,
sores, plmples bloteres, sore throat.
palms In the bones, falling hair and
any symptoms which you DO not ar-
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should eonsult me al once and learn
positively whether or not you havs
the disease. Remember, guarantees
a permanent eure-tne disease never
to return--in as quick II not quicker
time than any known treatment
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- -.1sl. n. INT treasurer an
swered those questions as best he
could.
Are you going TO let the town burn
without mating n move to save itY
demanded an excited citizen.
.Yol Cont think am any more
anxious to sec 1t 80 than you are?
re.ortad Eo't apg"ily.
Then why don't your road do some
thing TO prevent IT."
THE roads doing all 1t can. gentle.
then"
THAT'S whole lot, amt it?"
I'VE are crt off" said Holt help.
essly. Everything is tied up tight"
"You can wire. can't you?"
Yes. can wire: have wired"
well. where's the relief train, then ?"
Its at the Junction.
Its going to do us lot Of good
there. aint it,
"They'll send it as soon as they can
get together crew."
"Stir them up again. Holt. Tell 'em
we got to have that hose and those en-
gines or the towns gone. It's matter
Of life and DEATH"
Continued Next Week.
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Grandest Raspberry Extant-Cum-
berland.

The habit of this grand new
variety is superb. 1t is a stronger
grower than the Gregg, and more
prolific, ripens few days earlier.
In size, the fruit is enormous, sur.
passing any other sort. The berries
run fifteen sixteenths of an inch in
diameter, the fruit is possessed of
great firmness, and is one of the best
shippers. The bush is healthy and
vigorous, throwing up stocky canes
we'll adapted for supporting their
loads of fruit. Strong rooted valley
grown tips, delivery spring 1907,
$40 per 1000. You can prove our
claims by buying and growing them.
Address
BILLIARD COOKE,
Lock box 1876,
North Yakima, Washington.
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lie Couldn't believe 1t.

lie couldn't believe it.
well, you see. there won't any one
here want to get killed. and they will
think they got enough trouble of their
swn to keep them home"
I'VE can % uptown and see IL we
can't find man who thinks of more
than his own skin" said Dan.
'Oh. yes: we can try" agreed Durks
alphabetically. but his tone implied an
mistaken conviction that the search
would prove Il frritlcss one.
Cant you think of any one who
wou.! like - make the trip" Durks
was thoughtful. He thanked his lucky
stars that the NJ. and W. paid half hfs
salary. At last he said:
mo. can't. Mr.. Oakley"
There was sound like the crunching
Of cinders underfoot on the other side
Of the freight ear near where they
were standing. but neither Durks nor
Oakley heard it. The operators jaws
worked steadily in quiet animal enjoy
ment Of their task. He was still can
wasting the functions adult male pop.
ulation for the individual to whom life
had become sufficiently burdensome
for Oakley's purpose. Dan was gazing
down The track at the red blur in the
sky. Back of that ruddy glow, in the
path of the flames, lay Antioch. The
wind was in the north. He was think.
ing, as he had many times in the last
hour, Of Constance and the Emorys.
In the face of the danger that threat
ened he even had friendly feeling for
the rest of Antioch. 1t had been decent
and kindly in its fashion until Ryder
set to work to ruin him.
He knew he might ride into Antioch
on his engine none the worse for the
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trip, except for a few burns, but
there was the possibility Of more
tragic ending. Still, whatever the re-
suit, he would have done his full part
He faced Durks again.
ANY man who knows enough to
shovel coal will do" he said.
"But no one will want to take such
long chances, Mr.. Oakley. Baker said
1t was just plain suicide
Dan swore like brakeman out of
temper in the bad, thoughtless manner
Of his youth.
At the same moment heavy, SLOUGH
ing figure emerged from the shadow al
the opposite end of the freight car and
came hesitatingly toward the two men
Then voice said in gentle admoni-
ton:
Don't swear so, Dannie. It amt
right. I'll go with you.'
It was his father.
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This is the season Of decay and
weakened vitality. Nature is being
shorn of its beauty and bloom. II
you would retain yours, fortify your
system with HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cents, tea or tablets.
Cases drug store. h-10
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CHAPTER XXII.
Il NTIOCH had grown Indifferent
IA to forest fires. They were OF
almost annual recurrence, and
4 \ the town had coAe to expect
them each fall. AS the Hon. Jeb Bar
rows remarked with cheerful optimism,
voicing a popular belief, If 1t was in.
tended Antioch should go that way II
would have gone long ago.
But this summer the drought had
been of longer duration than usual. The
woods were like finder, and the inev.
table wadding from some careless
hunters gun or the scattered embers
from some campfire far up in the
northern part of the state had started
q conflagration that was licking up
miles Of timber and moving steadily
south behind a vast curtain Of smoke
that darkened half the state. 1t was
only when the burned out settlers from
the north began to struggle in that An
tioch awoke to proper sense Of its
danger.
It was then that Antioch sent out its
first call for help. 1t needed fire en-
gines and hose, and it needed them
badly, especially the hose. for the lit
tie reservoir from which the town
drew its water supply was almost
empty.
Antioch forgot the murder Of Ryder.
It forgot Roger Oakley. the strike and
all lesser affairs. A common danger
threatened its homes. perhaps the lives
of its citizens.
A score Of angry men were stamping
up and down the long platform across
from the shops or pushing In and out
Of the ugly little depot. which had
taken on years in apparent age and
decay In the two days during which
no trains had been running.
They were abusing Holt, the railroad
and every one connected with 1t. Fol-
the thousandth time they demanded t.
know where the promised relief train
was-if It had started from Buckhorr
Junction. aud. II 1t hadn't started. the
reason Of the delay.
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Tor two days Iney have sent out cali
after call for help. and apparently no
body has responded yet. That's why
l am going back. and for no other rea-
SON.
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CHAPTER XXI.

CHAPTER XXI.
Il NTIOCH had grown indifferen
u to forest fires. They were O.
almost annual recurrence, ant
4 \ the town had coAe to expec
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CHAPTER XXI.

n 4 Buckhorn Junction Joe Durks,
IA who combined the duties of
Y telegraph operator with those
4 y of ha y.ra rc,laster and ticket