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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

mnrteoe man MI for Reiten lite no
act til 4Ttes men bag CORNER
ne banter Der mango Odrme 9jerter.
6aunOtlap og odaeiuia og Den
itore Sromme meo fan oe MI en-
9ana lite unob9re, IOm ben gdmle
General Iagoe / aftes, men g9ems
mslio6eOen Oeo 5reliens 99rs 5ren's
oana" Iigger / De Sierter, Der 8les
Der at Nieopnf meo oen menneiteli9e
.geo "a BrsHsrfinO OOer for 9erOsnS
SDn0.
Oct marteoe maj OgIaa bos Den
oomle General rs 4ur). Oct oas
reoe noset lange. inOen ban TT
oiort Rejien runot I, 3oao p5rels
lens Scr" ba0oe uOret!et, men oa
oenne ReiIe par forbi 9eren tan
io MI engarg life beaer unooare tot
en- Del at praotfe fig ielO og vs.
Booth tom inc pad at tale ON 9ens
m~eliq6eoen oeo Qrbeioet, On bolot ban
fele 6oriamlingsn fengilst. bans
0umsr Tmitte0e, bans SO fangeoe'
Man merfeoe : Ierlig oa ban tall
te ON 5orbrDoernes 6relie It
oenne Mdnos 2io bar life fortabt
ia / Organization at IOtiale 9jel'
pemioler, men bar til lin opbe Drip
TAFT aGrlig6so til Den enteltes Sial.
Semmelig6eoen Oeo 5re!I ems 9ats
Qr6eioe / StorbDerne iautrere0e
@~enerulen bl. 4. pau felgcnoe U4aas
0e:
timber ben fpoufrttunite arig bdO'
Dc en- gD / l9ngere GtO oarst moe
Iluttet al 6jen6en. Rpoen bldnot Dc
fattioe bleo meget tor. 8anferne al
Qap 6erss geboloninger for at lin
6re 0eOen. gn Dag tleO ale Dc
neolioen6e Tanlet pua 9pens tore
3orD. Den ep%iitopuIe PreIt traaos
te frem us Iugoe: pQtas S, Der 6prtr
til Otn spfItopale airts, tOm ben til
mig, Iaa ifal 5 faa 6iGlp." 0erefter
traaote oen lufberIte pr9Tt frem o9
iagOe BET Iamme til Sc lut9erite. 90
iaaleoes oen enc airteafOeling efter
Sen un6en. SilIiot, Oa 0e ANDRE bar
faroise, traaote Grsliens 9ers
aaptdin frem og raabte: u91e S, Der
life bsrsr nogen til, Tom ben til mtg"
.s6dn fl De %flsite", iagoe Den
eamle General. Oct er 5emmes
Iio6soen Oeo 5reliens SGr: 9i beo'r
oae Dem, Iom lite 6srer nosen til,
ON at tomme til o."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

oeattt' u ~ W. OuopvSI OpSht
praft. 400 Sioer I 0mfus. 9teo
fat fra $500 til $1.0o.
I316. ariftenlib / Danmurf genHer
bunbrebe Gur (1741-184O). q
gubeIig 5orIamlingsz 9iffOrie
5reberit glbsaarO. Den fbnf
OpbetteIfe. $50 Siber I Omflaq
Rebfat fra $3.50 til $1,OO.
'317. @n gdmmeI 0dnmartsbiItpri'
for Qar 826-1157, dlminbelig
falbet gfostiIbes argnniten. Sper
lat fra Satin of ~. 8reOsbDrf
80 Siber. Nebfot fra 15c. til S.
318. gpifOOer af bet bunfte SOIt.
lib, iumlebs at s. 6. Robmunn
204 Siber / OmiIa9. Nebfat f.
SOC. til zoe.
319. Misfions : Sorebrag at u. 6
8. @robe : HdsmusI en-. 344 Ct
Der / Smff. Nebi. fra $1.4O til 70t
800. 9ibras til 9ans @eebes os be-
grenlanbffe Misiion8 : 9iftor;
1721-176O = efter trptte ;,
utrbfte ailber uf 8. 30. Senosr
348 Siber / Smfla9. Ntbfat frt
1920 til SOC.
321. Minbre Qrbeiber, Sebrelant
ffe 5orbolb pg 4nlisgenber at .,
5enrit HitOlai GIuufen. l1bsiDs
efter bans 0sb af Or. Sobannt'
Glaufen. 788 @iber I Omfloq
1ebfat fra $500 til $1,00.
322. Den Gbriitelise 8isbeb, @pol0
getiife unberiseelfer msb ier!ie
5enfpn til Srunfs .Spitem b,
gbriItliden @epifbeit" at 9enri
listing, Sosnspreit. 242 Sibs-
1 Omf1. Nebiat fra $1.20 til 50c.
1923. Oct Gpanselifte airteltos, Nu
tib og Sremtib af 9r.5snrit Rito
fai glaufen. Nnben, at Sorfatt.
rem gennem og omarbeiotbe. for
sgebe lbeabe. l1bgipet efter boa,
Oeb. 2 8inb. 815 StDer | Oms
flag. Nebfat fra $40 til $1,00
324. Sobannes > @%pangeliet, 6or'
toltet at Or. 8. %. @fduisn. AZ
Siber / Omnas. Nebfat fra $2,4(
til $1,OO.
1926. 2ebsie airfe. SIR os Nu
peb S. g. Spr9enien. periondl
biitoriffe Optesnelier ON @eiftliq
beben og 2ereFanbsn / 2ebsie =
Smprum paitorat, meb 6 8iaeb.l
ubgipet meb u~nberitsttelf. at Uni
perfitetet. SO Siber / SmfIue
Hebfat fra 40c. til 25c.
1927. Gen bdnife 2anbsbpftoles 81.
itorie til 1848, at 6. aocf. 11e
Siber / Smilag. pris nebfat fro
35c. til 25c.
1923. ariitsIis 2ebius.r. @n JOr.
maningss og Srsitebog for ung'
og gamle, at 2aurib q. 9. Balls
leo, Sosneprait for 9aarsfep Me.
nigbeb paa Spn. 208 Stber
Omnag nebfat fra 80e. til 4Oc.
$50. Horbsn, Sbitlanb os 8isrn.
fierne 8isrnfon. 9f @iIbelm gir.
tebal. A Siber, / Omnag. =
Hebfat fra zoe til 10c.
331. Den triitelis. @isbsb eIer
,Sroens fulbs 5oroisnins". 101
Siber. @obt inbbunben. Nebfat
fra $1.2O til 60e.
1886. gn Narsans af Misfonsbu'
bet, 1894. Snbb. Nebfat til 40c
1877. Gn Marsans af Misiionsbubet
1897. Snbb. Hebfat til 40c.
1873. gn Mareane af MisfiOnsbubet
1903. Snbb. Nebfat til 40c.
Hr. 345. Misiionsbuoet. Iargan!
1896. llosibet af oen oanife ep.t
lutb. &irfe | Noroamerifa. l.. 0!
2. 0el | Smflag. Heofat frt
75c til 25c.
Nr. 346. SIR. 8anpea: planteri
gets 9iitorie, meo 289 Sr9fnit
/ Stolebinb. Neofat fra SIZE
til 75c.
Tr. 247. 2utfin: ODrrisets Haturt
b~iitorie, meo ooer $50 Qfbilo'
ninser. Snbbunosn | Stolebino
NeoIat fra $1.20 til SOC.
Hr. 348. gninser: 2arebos / Jp'
1T meb mango Mfbiloninger %
Opgaper. s Stolebinb. priien Il
ne05at fra $3.50 til 60c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

VI UlOC UlaiSN 0PSNbf tboNh " ~
uoIolgt. De uoelu0te Numre er Iolg..
0a Ri life fan Itafe ilere 9pger til
De anferte laoe priier, muu 9eitils
ling in0I en0es mare, ON man eniter
nogle at Dem.
- gpgerne tilienoss p%ortofrit.
- 9pgern beItiGes efter Drummer
299. Den banffe &onebaabs : gts.
petition til @~rsnlanbs 1fttpft.
popul9rt beffrepen af 9. COLIN,
3aptain / Jlaaben, og Q. 9arbe,
premierlpjtnant / Slaaoen. $50
fore Siber | msset fmuft tomppne'
ret 9inb meb @ulbtrpt. Sill Set
fen bsrer en- Mangbe farbeles fine
8iGlebsr os ct Sort oper @rsnldnb.
Nebfat fra 1888 til $500.
300. u~peirstiber. Gn Sfilbrins
fra 5rimisionsegnene at 2appel
Bscter. 200 Siber I Omflos. -
Nebfat fra $1,00 til 40c.
3O1. gn SamIins 9ers of Ght,
Dintber. 242 Siber | OmFas.
Nebiat fra $1,20 til SOC.
302. Sbe Gaming Of tbe Sbretu at
@iuiam Sbatefpeare. Meb @los
fer os Mnmartninser of u. Ste
mart, Mae @resor, Selma g.
2innep og 8. 6. Damn. Sill 9rua
peb Selpftubium, pripatunberpiss
ming os | Stolernes bsiere aIas'
fer. 1872 Siber | Omilas. Reos
fat fra 80c til Doc.
3O3. Maebetb at Miniam Shate'
fpeare. Meb @loier os Mnmart.
nineer of Orr. u. Stepart, Utus
@resor os Mrs. g. Sinnep. 9tl
8rus Deb Selpftubium. pripatuns
b~erpisnins og | Stolernes bsier.
&lasfer. SO @iber | Smfa0.
Rebiat fra 6Oc til 2Oe.
305. 8rosebe Blabe. Diste at gbr.
Dintber. 352 @iber | Omfaa.
Nebfat fra $1.6O til 5Oc.
3O6. Siftoriteren @ebel Simonien.
gn aitererbiftor!f : 9iogruFn
Stilbrins at Mnton Mnberien. 100
Siber | Omfas. Nebfat fro
80. Sobn Bull os bans 81 gnsel.
Ne Nutibsfeber og @fifte af Wo1
8. Neu. 294 Giber | Omfds,
Rebfat fra $3.50 til 40c.
312. Dex NorbiFe Rirfes @runbs
lasselie os fsrite llbpitlins af q.
.. Ssrsenfen. 9O6 @iber % Sill.
leg Ill Siber ! OmiIas. Nebfai
fra $6.40 til $500.
314. MibbeIalberens Maqi af bic.
tor Mpbbers. Operfat fra @penR
msb Jorfotterens 1~iIlobslfe. 17C
@iber ! Om1I. Netf. fra 80 til 4Oc.
315. Seiterne I Danmort meb fer,
Zig 5enfpn til berss MfbisslTer 4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

Sutegape. Gn lille Sults
gape til Sc beGige / Ounmarf, fOris
fat at @il6elm 8ect's @enner for
1906. 72 Sioer / Omila9. qris
20 gts. @i bar enonu nogle tilbdge.
Oanif6 2utb. publ. 9ouit
BLUR. Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

General Booth blep 9orsoag moos
taqet / g(uoiens at Drs. W1ai. aons
gen og Oronningen, Tom | biertelise
ca anertenoenoe Oro unberbolot itg
noaen Sio meo Gbsfen fer 5reliens
Scr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

JtutNll, W. Jun put wi 1R9
lie = Der er 10 ire: Si0Ie, 0laz
ren Og &aren - ia, og iaa 5reoez
riff -
qaiten iorigt fpur8te ban, Oal
LEG oil0e Itrioe, ban oilOe ielo oit-
tere. Gn at Dies 2iOeliesfeller,
en- iln9 8ineier. 6ra9te mig ct file
8or0 og Strioemuteriet iamt ct
tort blaat Qrf, 9oIpitalets nbe0s
foe notes"
8are Ss~Iteroatter!
Saa biot jeg fan ie, er jeg Din
Ontel. Seq er 11rmager 9ans Gre
oeritIens Sen at 5opis Ger bar
bans Stemme fad iOdg, at je5
maatte beOe bam gentage gabnet,
og oog er jeg life felt Iiffer paa
oe). S oOer DO Oar leOe0e ban
/ ct file Sus oeo 2anoeosjen -
ugiej," Iug0e Die, pjeg maa mo-
before be0e Dem itrioe 8reuet, mar
De fommer bjem, Og bare gi9e
Dem De Oplpsnin9er, jeg fam"
,6an gao mig faa fist efter Tot
en- 6el Del Gnteft9eoer ON lit Gin
- mere emo ban nogen Sin0e 3ar
~fortaGt Or. 9olm, iOm ban Dog
b~etrugteoe IOm Itn fere Ben
ia, oct bar mer emo rprenOe at 4ege
BAN omtule 6en0e.
Wlen bette, at Der 6leo Ipur5t
6jemmefra, Oen0te 10 Up og neo pa1
Dies 8eIlutninger.
!9oer Sang Or. $. BAR Ipur9t
BAN, ON BUN life ItulOe iege OPP
lpsninger ON bans Slagt pua So@
rpe9nen, bar ban Iagt mel.
Og 9runoen2
Sa, ban gento9 sen / 2sr0ags.
Oct par 10 bare at gre Dem mere
~6eoreoeoe at fortaIe. ban bar ipes
BAIT emo at laoe Dem tro. at ban
par oso.
0en @l90e, oct MI bar 6am 1t
Gere bjemmefra, gao mig agtelie
for Ote 9anIen. Oct BAR Iittert
foitet Dam megen ODeroin0elIe At
gioe 4ftabo paa at tomme / 5orbins
SelIe me0 Sjemmet. San Ofreoe fin
cgen 2angiel for life at poloe Dem
Sorg.
6an 6ab0e, iom alt n9ont, ire
SeItre og 1 9rooer, ser a0e ins
Sen ban fortoo 9anmart bar gifte
og baboe 8srn, unota9en aaren,
Tom lise bar bieoen gift meo Sen
Gnfeman0 meo nto itore Orenge %
TO 36r. aan6." 8rpnupet itoo /
8ierre6p (g) 8irfe. DE TO andre
Soogre bar fra Sla9li1e. Si0ie
boeoe life lunst fra 5aoeren, mas
rem i 9Orre6p ~ Os aaren oeS
gjeroe6pguaro (O 5pao ban fors
talte ON 9rooeren, funoe ieg life
f~orItaa. San resneoe no, at Den
eloite Ssiter maatte bore ober
80 4ar gammel.
l9an tog hjemmefra / 1871, "a
qar sammel. Oar paa ct. Groir |
20 @ar: 7 aar fom Soloat, 7
Iom politibetient og 6 iom llnoers
~foroalter pua en- Sutterpldntd9e.
Streb fi6ite Sang biem | 1878,
ien6te fit portret iom poIitibetjent
og 5 Dollars til 5aoeren, men
baboe alorig faaet Spar.
nSd, og faa oct enc meo oct
onoet. jss fit uIorig ffreOet mere.
paa NIT Spsrgsmuul, ON ban
6aooe perst gift, ioareS ban ferTt
life, men faa fasoe ban: Oct er
rel beoit life at fortalle Dem 2eg1
Ser Diem ill.,"
Sa, bet mente jes ba ogfau.
s5or ie, ieg er 10 gift os bar
8srn, men =" og Iaa Tom oct liz
seIom nslenbe, at ban | 70 baooe
giftet fig men en- niaaoan boao
man fdloer fps Mhilat."
S Marts 81 tog ban Der til
4merifa. 9an fagoc mig @runoen,
men bans Stemme bar isen faa
pibenoe, at oct blep uforitaaelist.
Os ba oct fun anitrenste BAN al
forIege paa at gere Stemmen
frnftinere fhntrnfe ien life MON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
Stor Yrisneoiettelie.


d. 8pger til oOerOrOentlig neoiat
pris. genpt aejtisbeOen. ap6 nOsle
at oisIe biaige Bigger, inoen Be er
u0Iolgt. De uoeIaote Numre er Iolg..
0a Ri life fam itaffe flere 9sger til
De anferte laoe priIer, mau 9eitils
ling in0Ienoes mare, ON man eniter
nOsle at Dem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28
Te,ephon. etiquette.

A prominent society woman Of Wal
Sountry telephones are not as much
in use as in America, and where they
are installed in private houses the
servants usually answer the phone.
II is different in this country, as the
mistress of the house never considers
nut street was entertaining an Eng
lish woman recently. In the latters
II beyond her dignity to talk over the
'Ibone and attends TO much Of her
shopping and business duties In that
way. The English visitor was much
interested in the convenience OF the
telephone. One day her host was out
anG the bell rang, and she thought she
would answer the phone. The first
word she heard over 1t was "who are
your" The question was asked so alb
rrptly and sounded so harshly TO the
gently bred woman that she instantly
dropped the receiver with indignation.
and called a servant When the host.
ess returned her visitor described
what she considered very discour.
teous phone message. and the forme,
had quite time explaining the abrupt
messages necessary In using ths
phone. However they both came TO
agree that it was time for some one
70 write book on telephone etiquetts
and tho author should make II impera
tive that the person called up should
be the first to answer. "I am so-and.
50" and thus the lady can whisper hcf
pretty name and the, courtesies of life
be unbroken.-Philadelphia Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28
BAD COOKERY
Produces Results and Bad Ones


while teaching school. and board
ing round writes Penn. Matron. Il
was given all kinds OF fOod-chiefly
half-done pancakes soaked In grease,
half-cooked oatmeal. greasy food and
potatoes.
The inevitable result can't i'm time.
My stomach became disordered. and
/ was the prey of terrible sick-head-
aches. so violent that l ould not
perform my duties satisfactorily
gometimes not at all-rltil finally
was compelled to give up the work
altogether For years was help
less sufferer from stomach and nerve
troubles
After married, my husband had To
get his own breakfast and finally TO
save time he bought Grape-Nuts.
which required no cooking He per
suaded me to try he food also.
1T was lucky ] did so To my sur
prise ! found that Il would stay on my
stomach and agreed with me as moth
ing else did / grew better and strong
or rapidly, and am now a healthy,
hearty woman. who loes not know
what Il is 10 have a headache or an
attack Of nerves. This Is what Grape
Nuts food has done for me and now we
sick 20 the food that we know we can
RELY on
when my little daughter was wean-
ed We thought she would die--no food
we could give her (eyen the prepared
infants food seemed 10 nourish her.
The we tried Grape Nuts food She
took TO Il at once. and grew well and
fat Ny husband. who used to suffer
from disordered stomach. has not lost
day from his business on account OF
sickness FOR three years. since We
have adopted Grape-Nuts" Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Creek
Mich There's a reason" Read the
l'tile book. The Road 70 Melville. In
pkgs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28
RAILROAD RATTLE.

Engine No. 4i2 was in the round
house yesterday for repairs.
Engineer S. o. Davis Is back on hiz
run on the Eastern Oklahoma local
after weeks lay of.
The conductors on the oklahoma
and Kansas divisions of the Santa re
are asking for a Is per cent raise g'sd
eight honrs a day
Brakeman Frank lands IS con
templating fishing trip at Black
burn.
The Kansas City. Lawton & Pacific
Railway company, which let con
tract between those two points, has
filed its first mortgage with Secre-
tary Filson. It provides $3.50 for
the work.
In the future there will be twelve
chain gangs out of Shawnee, between
;here and Holdenyille.
Sapulpa has made a aroIositlon TO
the Frisco railroad to give $4,000
cash and 800 acres OF ground II It viii
move its shops from Springfield, Me-,
to that place.
General Passenger Agent G. Q. Con-
nell. of Topeka, was in the city yes
terday He left this morning for
Shawnee
The Rock Island Is repairing the
bridges between here and Chandler.
Two car loads Of piling are IN the
local yards for that purpose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28

day afternoon II will be an Easter
observance with egg demonstration.
conducted by Mesdames Gilbert and
Kneisley. All members are urged to
attend.
Miss Nettie Cadman, of Perry. Is
in the city visiting Miss Bessie Reed,
III East Oklahoma avenue.
Miss Hedwig Braun returned last
evening from visit in Oklahoma City.
Miss Ethyl Wright returned TO still
water last evening.
Miss Winnie Oldham, of Anadarko,
is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs
W. c. Little 309 North First street.
The Scottish Rite masons entertain
this evening at the temple.
/ Mrs T.. r. Kimball entertained the
Acorn club this afternoon at her
home, 1913 East Noble avenue. There
was a good attendance and a very in
fteresting meeting was held. The fol
lowing program was carried out:
Life of Stevens. Mrs r. s. Craig
Personality and friendship. Mrs. ].
w Duke
Reading from Kippling. Mrs. A. c.
Hixon.
I Review Of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde
Mrs Brooks
The hostess served light refresh
meDts MIS- r. v Smith will enter.
tain the club next week.
Mrs X. c. VanVoorhees and baby
! returned TO their home in Ponea City
last syening after a months visi' in
/ the city with Mr. and Mrs. s K Van
Voorhees,, III East Noble avenue
Mrs J b. Marsh and son John left
this morning for Lawrence. Kansas
where they will reside in the future
John will enter the Kansas state uni
versity.
Mrs. Oito lyon returned to her
panied by her sister Mrs. Frank sar
ber
Miss Mildred Haws Is In the city
from Mulhall visiting friends.
Mrs f.. L. Fulton Is visiting heI
parents in Guihrle.-Oklahoman.
Miss Chenoworth returned thi,
morning from Coyle.
y Correspondent and Mrs. Mark Good
! win returned last evening from Tulss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28

MANY gallons, probably many bar
rels, OF water are drawn through the
gIils Of each oyster each day" writes a
university professor, "and the micro
scopic beings that II may hold are
strained out and pushed along into the
oysters mouth. Each microscopic or
ganism is long time In travelling from
the point where it first touches the gill
70 the oysters stomach; all this while il
ia alive and capable OF becoming the
parent Of new generations when ne
moved from the gin and placed under
suitable conditions. Most OF these OF.
gan1sms are wholesoms 70 man. and all
that enter the oysters stomach are
quickly killed and converted into lts
palatable and nutritious substance, but
30 long as they are travelling along ths
gilIs all are alive aud, some are ex-
tremely dangerous 20 man. The oyster
exercises choice in tie selection OF its
food. rejecting some OF the microscopic
organisms and swallowing others. but
those that are discharged into the wa.
ter with the sewage OF cities are not
unfortunately among the ones that ars
rejected, and before these have entered
the oysters stomach they are most IA.
vorably placed for gaining entrance
into human stomachs and multiplying
tharAs -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28
o o O O O O @ O o O O o o o o o
o NOTES or THE FACTORIES. Q
o q
9 o o @ @ O @ o o o O O o O o 0

II Guthrie gets as many factories
in proportion to those that have been
established here drring the last two
years between now and 1913 we won't
cry mach If we don't get the capital
located here.
Contractor J. r. Brickuer Is erect
ing the boiler room Of the Capital
City Canning factory this week
The Southwestern Iron foundry IA
to have a $4,000 brick anaex built
on tb north side Of the present plant
In the near futrre.
The Corrugated Iron Culyert works
in this city is doing big business.
The Pioneer Cotton mill Is turning
out as good quality Of twine and
rope as can be found on the market
aud Il Is selling fine on the market,
too. as the min Is behind With orders
nearly all the time
Guthrie's two -four mills have both
/ been remod led and they are expect
ing 10 double their output the next
season.
Grthhe has two broom factories
Tho next Industry 10 be located
here will be knitting factory.
The Southwestern Iron foundry Is
preparing 90 make the cotton chop
ping machines FOR Messrs. Brunner a
| WOrrell OF this eity, whS hats ds
cided 10 locate tnsir factory here II
Is the best machine ever patented 20
40 away with cotton chopDing by hand,
which IS big Item Ia the raising Of
cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28
GREEN BUGS
PROVE DESTRUCTIVE.

Entire Wheat Fields in Logan County
Have Been Almost Ruined.
The green bugs are proving destruc'
tive 10 Logan county wheat fields.
On the Joe H. Norris farm, mile
north Of the city, an eighty acre field
is almost entirely cleaned Of blades.
ON Ed Oberholzer's farm, In the CHM
arrOn river bottoms. shout 100 acres
have been destroyed. Tho farmers
that have come into the city in the
last few days from the eastern part
Of the county also report that the
green bugs are working IN their fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28

Tho News-No Pure Drug Cough
Cure Laws would be needed II all
Cough Cures were like Dr. Shoop's
Cough Cure it, and has been for 20
years. The National Law now re
qulres that If any poisons enter into
a cough mixture. II must BE printed
ON the label of packages. For this
reason mothers, and others, should in
sit ON having DR. Shoops Copgh Cure
No poinson-marks on Or. Shoop's la
bells sand none in the medicine. else
II must by law be on the label And
it's not only safe but IL Is said TO be
by those that wnow il best, a truly re-
markabc cough remedy. Take no
chance, particularly with your child
ren. Insist on having Dr. Scoops
Cough Cure. Compare carefully the
Dr. Shoop package with others and
see. No poison marks therel You
can always be ON the safe side by
demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure.
Simply refuse TO accept and other.
Sold by r. b Lille q Go.
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a o. u. w. Inltiation.

All Workmen are requested to be
present at the regular meeting tonight
of the Workmen TO assist In putting
the initiation work on the candidates
Quite a little enthusiasm Is being
shown in the lodge work and large
crowd Is requested to turn out. There
will also be work next Thursday
night, as several candidates could not
get in this class.
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Thc aremon have new uniforms.
ADJUSTMENTS.

The "Dreamland' show company
Will put on new bin tonight at the
old Guthrie Glass and China parlors.
on East Oklahoma avenue. The new
illustrated song II Can't Change You
Sweetheart for New One Now will
be sung by Miss Pearl Sheriff The
moving picture casts viii be The
Automobile Holdup, The Diamond
Robbery and Robblng the Cashier of
a Bank.
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SaturdaY.

The Domestic Science club meets
at IN library 10 the afternoon
Mrs Griffin entertains the Sars-
cenesca clrb In the evening at her
home on the West Side
Domestic Science club will meet
Saturday with Mrs c. l. Gilbert, 70l
East Villas Egg demonstration with
discussion by club.
The ladies' of the Christian church
give a booster dinner and supper in
the Filtsch building
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@ o O O O 0 0 0 0 o 0 @ @ O O c
BASEBALL NOTES.
@ @ O O @ o O c. @ @ O O @ O

Is Guthrie going to be in the new
state baseball hague?
The Harvey Matchctt baseball team
viii play the City team Sunday
The territorial employees are talk
Ing OF organizing baseball team TO
play press team.
The local newspaper boys will or
ganize team soon.
What will the 10000 boosters club
do towards getting Guthrie in base
bail leag-o?
The baseball team Of the a and NJ.
college at saltwater passed through
tho city today enrurie 10 Norman
where they will play the Oklahoma
University team this afternoon. This
viii be their FIRST game of the season,
VIII the Guthrie baseball fans say
that "the baseball season for Gnthrio
went by default" or will they call a
me ting ana see what the Guthrie
merchants and citizens viii do 10
support a league team?
President Shiyely, of the Western
association was IN Shawnee yester-
day and said that il Topeka did not
sign up pretty soon he would give
Shawnee a chance to get into the
Western association
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pRospEcrua
Thursday

"a Thursday.
Kartenspielers meet in the after
noon.
Acorn club meets in the afternoon
with Mrs. l.. E. Kimball.' S23 East
Noble avenue. Roll call--R. l.. S.
The Revelers club formally open
their club rooms in the evening with
a pillow shower
Saracenesa club meets in the even
Ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-28

Little globulCs of sunshine that
drive the clouds away DeWitts Lit
tie Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick-headache and billiousness.
They do not gripe or sicken Recon-
mended and sold here by c. X. Renfro.