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tha. CONTAIN Mercury.

as mercury Will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entring II
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do
rs ten fold ~ the good you can posi-
bly, derive from them Halls Cat
arrh Cure, manufactured by r. J,
Cheney & Co, Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. act
Ing directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces OF the system. Iii buy.
ing Halls Catarrh cure be sure you
get the genuine. II Is taken inter
nally and made in Toledo Ohio. by
r. J Cheney q Co Testimonials fee
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. pei
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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LOCAL LAcoNIcs.

The $4,000 club meets Friday night.
Several manufacturing propositions
are on hand.
The baseball season is about here
and Guthrie has not signed up in any
league.
Work on the excavation for the. new
three story Office building 10 be erec-
ted on East Oklahoma avenue com
menced this morning.
There was no session OF police cont
this morning.
The art displax is being arranged
In the Filtsch building.
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WESTERN UNION AppEAls.

The Western Union Telegraph com
pany today appealed TO the Oklahoma
supreme court from Greer county dts
trict court a Judgment Of $iS5 25
Va favor OF John Arthur Cole, of Gran
iic. I'm the lower court Cole sued the
company for $3.50 for failure TO trans
mutt "A message from Granite 10 Geo.
Austin, Of Paola, kas ordering a we'll
drilling cable
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LlsrEN

and remember the next time you spf-
fer from pain-caused by damp
weather-when your head nearly
pursts from neuralgia try Ballard's
Snow Liniment. IL will cure you. A
prominent business man of Hemp.
stead, Texas. writes: Il have used
your liniment. Previous TO using IL
was a great sufferer from Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia. | am pleased to
say that now am free from these
complaints am sure | owe this to
your liniment." Sol by e. r. Renfro.
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morning from "a visit in oklahoma
City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII Barrick enter
tanned the Pastimc Eucbre club last
evening at their home on North
Vine street The house was decor
atcd with cut flowers and draperies
The evening was spent pleasantly at
progressive crchre strs r. II. Byers
won the lone hand prize and Mrs. c. A.
Stinson the guests prize, Light re-
freshments were served by the
hostess during the evening. Those
present were: Mesdapes Webbsr,
+. H. Byers, A. Il. Johnson. VIM. Lind
wall, Hugh Scott, f. NJ Ross, l.. NJ.
Day, ]. NJ. Mcconnell. Sam Smith, c.
A. Stinson and Misses Ida Niblack,
Florence Adler, Elna Gray, Jennie
Shurbnn and Miss Maude Painter, of
Seattle, Wash
Miss Wagner has returned from a
trip 70 Ripley.
Mrs. Sam Goldstein returned last
evening from a visit to Carthage Mo,
and Kansas city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Stewart are
visiting friends in Oklahoma City.
The ladies' OF Trinity Guild met this
afternoon at the rectory on Noble ave
nue.. The afternoon was taken up In
discussing plans for an Easter sale
to be given by the ladies' the first
week in April. The hostess served
light refreshments
The leading social event of the
week will be the dancing party given
by Governor and Mrs. Frantz at the
Elk's club rooms this evening in honor
of Miss Manard of Kansas City The
club rooms have been beautifully dec
GRATED with draperies and carnations
and other cut flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Leverich. Of Mus
catine Iowa, are I'm the CITY visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ball 1404 West
Noble avenue.
Mrs f. A. Ashton returned this
morning from Oklahoma city where
she has been visiting her son. Owen
Mrs. NJ. J Frantz. OF Enid Is In the
city visiting her son. Governor Frantz,
and family, COG East Noble avenue,
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+. = Boedeoker mas recovered from
two months Illness
e. II. Knauss is suffering With the
la grippe.
Master Joe Doye Is confined TO his
home with rheumatism
UnitedStates Attorney John Embry
is reported ON the sick list
Master Arthur Neal is on the sick
list.
The little baby of Mr. and Mrs w,
II. Boasen is reported critically IN
with pneumonia.
Ralph Brook IS sick with the grippe;
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VIII sen che,n

One three room house. lots 50x140
feet good well, outhouses. plenty of
shade and fruit trees. one block from
lone hotel Must sell; need the money.
Call at 90i North Vine street. or adj
dress Frank Mater. II. + d. No. |,
Guthrie, Okla.
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ouartcttn sonrnA : Alt

The Whitney Bros. Q.nrette the
last number OF the G9thre Lecture
course. entertained lsrg and ap-
preciative audience last nrht at the
PRESBYTERIAN church Tho selections
rendered were vorl good and on each
member the performers were encored
Edwin NJ whitney the rcader. was
exceptionally cool and his selections
were very much enjoyed by the au-
dience.
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HALL FOR MAYOR.
Democrats Nominate Active Man at
Pawhuska.

DR. r L. Hall, one of the foremost
Democrats in Oklahoma, and a Demo
crat who works for the interests OF
the party 365 days in every year. has
been nominated by the Democrats Of
Pawhrska for mayor, The Democrats
of Pawhuska could not have made a
wiser selection Hall is "A town build
er, an advertiser and a past master In
the art of boosting lie has lived
on the border an OF his life, has been
Ia the boom towns Of Kansas and OK.
lahoma and helped make hourishine
substantial towns and cities out Of
struggling villages. At Pawhuska he
Is enc Of the heaviest property hold
ers and shows his faith In the future
greatness Of the capital city OF Usage
county by putting his gold into brick
blocks and substantial residence prop
erty. The nomination of Hall means
a Demo ratio administration for the
splendid city Of Pawhuska.
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rom the Report 81 the Executive
Committee.

1T is the purpose of the manaRer.eut 10
place the Company in the very trout rank Of
.ound American life companies.
Western Company, loaninR and invest
ing Is funds in the West, should appeal with
special ioyce to the people Of its home terri
tory.
With its business confined 70 the most
healthiul portions of the country, with its
high interest earning power, with its new
policies in advance OF those OF other COM
panies, and its premium rates a little lower,
II gives promise Of exceptional Ieturng to
policyholdcrs, aud bcspeaks the hearty IN
doisement ard liberal support OF the people
OF the entire West"
Il. A. CHAMBRaLAIN,
President Security Bank
II. w, DEcKER,
Vice President Fret National Baak
c. +. JAFFRAY. q.
Vice Prest. Northwestern NATL bank
S. A. HARRIS,
Preat. Nat Bank OF Commerce
l. X. THOMPSON.
President and General Manager
Executive Committee.
For further information address
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.,
MINNEAPOLIS.
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]. A. Harmon, OF Llzemore, Wess
Va. says; AT last | have found IN ;
perfect pill that never Gisappolnts
me; and for the benefit of others
afflicted with torpid liver and chronic
constipation, will say: take Dr. King S
New Life Pills" Guaranteed satifac.
faction. 25c at all druggists.
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Peddicord Taxes Charge OF
Democratic kfeadottarters

Jap Peddicord, chisf clerk Of the
coustiintional convention. who has
ntacilcally finished his dnties at
fNihric, and has been IA Oklahoma
city for several days past, yesterday
took .ihsrge OF the headquarters OF
the Democratic State committee IN
this city al the Hotel Lee.-Oklahoma
City Post.
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Will DECORATE THEIR sroREs
Guthrie Merchants viii Don Holiday
Attire for Visiting Germans.

The Merchants Retail association
held a special mocting last night In
the Eiscnschmdt shoe store Nari-
0as abjects Of importance for the
bcttermcnt Of Guthrie were discussed.
a rcsoMtion was adopted TO u cor
atc for German day April list.
(naster Monday. with the German
.emblems. black. white and red, and
the stars and Stripes. and to extend
IA hearty welcome 10 our German yis-
itorB on this event
A motion was made aud carried Ia
appoint q committee Of FIVE for the
purpose Of securing better roads and
bridges
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MONEY LOST

Lost--A pocket book containing
roll Of bills, between home Of Mrs. J.
~ HaVighorst on Noble and Oak and
down town. Finder will be given lib
eral reward for return. Leave at
Leader office.
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- f'N%Nfa'
r. NJ. Chilcott returned this morn
ng from Edmond.
J. A. Milne returned to Cofeyyille, |
kas., this morning.
James Briggs returned last evening
from Oklahoma City.
Emil Ritterbusch returned this
morning from Prague.
A. L. Morris, state deputy for the
VI. e. A., is in Crescent.
J. L. Deets returned to Oklahoma
City on the moor train.
Dr. Chas. A. Furrow returned to
Perkins on the noon train.
VIM Rutherford. of Marshall left
on the noon train for Mexico
J. H. Funk. of Marshall, has return
ed from a trip to Old Mexico
- - fAtnhllu ltiuinSu AUlh HlOlH@
ing from his farm near Edmond.
United States Attorney John Embry
returned this morning from Oklahoma
City
Frank Post left last night for Win
deld to visit with relatives for few
lays
Thos. VIII and Emil Ritterbusch
went to Oklahoma city on the noon
train.
Dr. Hugh Scott is in Enid attending
the Republican meeting and banquet
tbero tonight,
c. f. Cow and ". A. Stinson arc
among he Guthrie people in Okaho-
ma City today.
Attorneys G. j. Wood and Chas. II.
Woods returned last evening from
Oklahoma City.
j. b. Murphy, of Saltwater. passed
through the city this morning enroute
10 OkldnOlnd Clty.
Ex-Adjutant General e. p. Bnrlin-
game has returned from visit with
his son in Kansas.
Judge Harris Houston IS looking
after the Lew Harpster case in dis
trict court at Newkirk.
Private Vernon Olsmith, U s. A..
has been promoted to lance corporal
at San Antonio. Texas.
General Hardy, of Newkirk. passed
through the city this morning en-
route to Oklahoma City
w. II. Darrough. United States
marshal for the Northern district OF
Indian Territory, is in the city from
Vinita.
The Whitney Brothers Quartette
went TO Perkins on the noon traiu
where they viii give an entertainment
tonight
Prof B. r. Iiennessey has returned
from Oklahoma City where he had
been n the interest of the Oklahoma
jamestown exposition.
A o. FARO harson left last evening
for the East to buy his summer stock
OF goods and he will also contract
material for remodeling his building
~hile away.
Frank Prouty John GOlobie. Joe n
Norris. H. n smock. Walter Warren,
and J H. Jayne returned last even
ing from Oklahoma City where they
attended the Republican pow WOW
yesterday.
Assistant United States Attorney
john Scothorn, r. s. Barde. !. p.
Hickam, G. A. FgrrOw aud r. H. Greer
returned this morning from Oklahoma
City where they attended the Repub-
llcan committee meeting yesterday.
Pete Baker, president Of the Ok
lahOma Livestock commission, and r.
Bryan. vice president Of the connie
sion. Col. r. NJ Bfessie. Of the Okla
hOma Cattlemen's association. aud
Frank Rinehart left last evening for
IT. Worth TO attend the Texas Cattle
meas convention
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Tho Thaw trial IS Attracting con.
siderable attention and 80 are the rcal
estate bargains offered by c. d. Eos
ter "The Land Man" i09 Wcs. Harri.
son avenue, Guthrie. Okla.
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The chief requisite OF the grocery
store Is fresh goods At J. A. Ander-
sons grocery your wants will be
promptly filled.
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Why smoke cigar made 1000
miles from Guthrie when YOU can buy
good cigar like the Flor De VIII.
made at home.
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CHEAP AND POPULAR.
illustrated Song and Moving Picture
Show in Guthrie.

Show in Guthrie.
An Illustrated song and moving
picture show will open up in few
days in the old G1thre Glass aud
China company's room on East okla
homa ayence It is to be known as
THE Dreamland The shows are a
half hour in length and the admission
is five cents. From three to four per
formances will be given laiI, These
moying picture and Illustrated song
shows are getting to be qaite fad in
the eastern cities and are now com
ing west This company has been at
Carthage, Mo, the past year.
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National Coffee & Tea Co. savcs
You 20 per cent on coffee and tea. and
gives a premium check with every
purchase. Spices extracts. etc.
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For further information address

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of attorney general of the
new state. spbIe.t TO the determine.
ton Of the Democratic primary.
CHAS. WEST.
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FlRe pepARTMeMr eusY.
Exceeding Dryne5s Of Weather In
ereases Danger Of conhagratlon.

Exceeding Dryncss Of Weather In.
oreases Danger Of conflagratlon.
The hre department was called out
twice last evening Al $40 Gre
Trucks Nos. / ana were called 20
the corner of Broad and Unigersitg
where the residence Of an aged negro
named LaysOn. who Is now in the In
sane asylum, was on fire. The Ere
had big hcadway when The fire dc.
pariment arrived and an the Gre boys
could do was 10 prevent the flames
from lgnting The adjoining proper
tloe
II is stated that the fire was caused
by grass fire that a neishbor had
started and. owing 10 the high wind.
the fire got beyond hi3 control. Tn re-
was no inc rance on the property
AT l;5O this morning Trck No.
was called Co the c3l shute On the
Santa Fe right Of way. which had
caught FIRE In some mysterious way.
possibly by sparks from an engine
Geo. Lyons, night yardmaster. discuy-
cred the fire and with the aid of the
switohmen In the yards the fre was
fnbdned before the department ar.
rived
President H. L. WiHchill Of the
Rock Island SYSTEM. says concerning
the railroad situation. III the Inter.
safe Commerce commission does iis
work wisely and sanely, as Z believe a.
Will the railroads will have nothing
10 fear. They will get justice, which
Is all they ask. am relying upon the
sense of the American people TO stop
before ihe situation becomes acute
financially u h mistake 10 say that
the railroads are refaliatlng By re-
ducing their service and abandoning
great enterprises"
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eRospEcruA
Wednesdsy.


The Ladies of the Trinity guild
meet at the Rectory, 3OG Cast Noble
avenue. at $3.50 p. m.
Governor and Mrs. Frank FrantZ
give IA dan ing party in evening at
Elk's club rooms, on North Division
street, In honor of Miss Maynard, OF
Kansas City.
The Ladies' Social circle of the
Presbyterian church give social ri
the home of Mrs. j. s. b. Hail 1101
West MansuT avenue. in the eyening.
Thursday.
The Acorn club meets I'm their club
rooms in the library in the afternoon.
Roll call Quotations from one Of the
poets laureate.
The Kartenspielers meet in the
afternoon.
Mrs. L. n, Beadles entertains at six
O'Clock dinner in honor of Mrs. +. G..
Van Duyn and Miss Maude Roberts.
of Enid
a public dance will be given In the
ka ing rink building, corner of Cleve.
land and Nihc. IN the evening Adler's
orchc-.ra viii furnish the music.
Saturday.
The Domestic Scierce club meets
at library in afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bunting left last
night for St Joseph. Mo. to visit
friends and relatives
Miss yirgie Noble left last evening
for Lowell.
Mrs J. f. Brewer and children left
last evening for Gage. Okla,
Misses Mary Welch and May Brown
and their sister. Mrs f. Henderson.
have returned 70 their home in Gage
after a short visit in the city with Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Brewer.
Miss Blanche Bennett is visiting in
WI hita.
Miss Maude Painter. formerly OF
this city. but now OF Seattle. Wash.
Ii in the city visiting friends,
Miss Tempe Glenn Field viii return
to her home in Sulphur Monday.
Miss Mamie Madsen has feiarped
ffom a visit In El Reno.
Mrs L. l. BeIand returned this
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Life Insurance Men
Of the West

The NoRTHwEsTERN NATIONAL tnvItss
your attention 20 its now agency PROPOSE.
ton as cmbodyino the most desirable busi-
ness opportunity afforded In tho life lnsar.
anco field.
Tho reorsanixstlor OF lie agency foroes
end the ontry Of additional Western States
offers especially advantageous posgtIona
Tor reliable mon who desire 20 establinh
permanent business oonneotipus.
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MIX and cream at Boston Meat
Market.
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REMEMBER 1919: REolarER.
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Miss Wagner has returned from
triprto Ripley.
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N you
Would
Vote
You
MUST REGISTER.
DO 1T NOW.
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Mrs. Sam Goldstein returned las
evening from visit to Carthage, Mo
and Kansas City.
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morning from a visit in Oklahoma
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-25
TWO SPENCER DEATHS
Demises Of Miles w. Witter and Mrs,
Bertha PauISon,


Bertha PauIson.
Special to Times Republican.
Spencer, April 25.-Two deaths oc-
CURED here Monday. Miles w. Witter.
an old resident of this city, died at his
home from old age.
Mr. Witter was born at cambridge,
o. in 1920, where he made his home
until 1886, when he married. his first
wife and moved west. A few years aft
forwards his wife died. He then moved
to Wisconsin, where he married his
present wife, In the fall of 1881 he
came to Spencer, which had been his
home ever since. Mr.. Writer leaves
feeble wife and four grown-up ch1l-
sdren to mourn his death. His remains
were taken to Indianola Tuesday for
interment, where he lived previous to
his moving to this city.
Mrs. Bertha Paulson was found dead
in her bed at her home in this city
Monday, after, having suffered from
heart trouble for week. Mrs. Paul
SON was born at Lowland, Denmark,
in 1853. emigrating to this country
when she was 1s years of age, since
which time she has made Spencer her
home. Here she was married to. Fred
Paulson, a blacksmith. Mrs. Paulson
leaves two boys and two girls, all Of
this city, to mourn the loss Of kind
mother. Interment was made yester-
day at the Riverside cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-25
Faulkner is INDICTED
Prominent Mt. Pleasant Attorney Il
Prosecuting Texas Real Estate Man.

Prominent Mt. Pleasant Attorney Is
Prosecuting Texas Real Estate Man.
Special to Times Republican.
Mount Pleasant, April 25.-J. G. Nc
Cold, a prominent local attorney, Is the
prosecuting witness in the case against
R. l.. Faulkner, the Texas real estate
man who was indicted yesterday by
the grand jury, for assault with intent
to do great bodily injury. A bond of
$500 was at once given by the defend
ant, with j. M. Holland, William Stew
art and w. L. Monger as sureties.
Faulkner and McCoid had an alterca-
ton in the latter's office over a real es-
tate deal some weeks ago, in which
McCoid was badly bruised. Much in
terest is shown over the matter in
southeastern Iowa on account OF the
prominence of the parties.
The realty deal in question Is also In
the courts and is a mixed-up affair, so
badly so that hardly anyone but the
attorneys and principals can make out
all the charges and countercharges.
Nevertheless public feeling over this
matter. too has grown until a local
paper was moved the other day to say
that interest in. it almost equals that
in the Gavin murder of a short time
a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-25
lays STONE
Senator Officiates at Ceremonies
of Corner Stone Laying Of
Rockwell City Church
BIG DAY FOR mETHoDlsTs
Rev. E. r. Mahood, Whose Work Has
Made Church Possible, to Retire Be-
cause Of III HeaIth-DoIIiver Makes
Uplifting Address-christian Pastor
to Retire.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Rockwell City, April 25.-The Metho-
dist people Of this place, assisted by
pastors from the district, laid, with
fitting ceremonies, the corner stone Of
the new $4,000 church, the ceremonies
beginning at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon. One Of the features Of the after
noon was the address by Senator j. P.
Dolliver.
At the hour appointed large con-
course of people gathered in front OF
the church site and the new parsonage
adjoining, and altho the cold wind blew
almost a gale. paid close attention to
the splendid address Of Senator Dolli-
yer. His subject was 1.-The Value OF
the Church Influence to the Individual
Character, to the Community and to
the State and National Life" The
senator proved as able in the discussion
of religious topics as when talking
politics.
After the address the officers Of the
church, led by Senator Dolliver, pro-
ceeded to the corner OF the church,
where the stone, beautiful Wayts
agate. presented to the society by W.
b. Wayt & Son, of Sac City, was laid
by Mr.. Dolliver.
Among the visiting clergymen pres
ent were Rev. Mr. Mueller, Of Knierim,
Rev. j. T. Lee, Of Lake City; Rev. S. u.
Chandler, Of Ida Grove; Rev. T. ;.
Bassett, Of Manson, and Presiding
Elder Johnson, of Ida Grove.
Rev f. r. Mahood, who has so sue
cessfully carried forward this church
enterprise, has, to the great sorrow OF
his people, had to resign his pastorate
on account Of Ill health. his resigna-
tion taking effect May l. He had
been afflicted with throat trouble for
year. and the treatment of spe-
kcialists here and elsewhere has afforded
no relief. He therefore finds 1t neces-
sary to discontinue his labors for the
present, and possibly permanently.
Christian Pastor Resigns.
Another change in the churches OF
Rockwell City is soon to take place
Rev Henry Brown, who has been pas
/ tor Of the Christian church the past
year, has resigned, his resignation to
/ take effect May 5. He expects to go to
Colorado soon for the benefit of his
health.