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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
Senator Bailey 5 Mistake.

The first special election to de
eide whether members If the Tex
u> legislature shall be buunl b,
the June primaries 10 vote fox
Joseph V. Bnlcy PRAYED sweep
ing victory fo, the Senator. The
indications point to his re election
without serioIs opposition.
If Senator Pia;t had brrruHcl
money from Il friend in the Stan
dard Oh nntn n!y would have been
surprised, not even if he had fail
ci to pay it back. II :Spnstnr d..
pew : name had .igur2l ON Stan
dard OIL vouchers, ~ one wouid
have been aslnni,hed: no more so
if Senator A!iricii had been invuiy-
ed IN "A similar Transaction. Ger
tain acts in public u'en 90 logically
with certain kind, Of reputation
and character.
l;i; Senator Bu.ry long ago set
himself up us Stern ceasor OF hi.
neighbor> morals in political ife.
He has deligil' ed to point the finger
of righteous scovn a. legislators
who invited the btnrvu,cncc of he
corporations. 10 be sure his yo,c
has been cast in accordance with
hi. words where the corporaiioAs
arc couc,rucu. I,u, he sinnc,'
previously against appearances.
whatever his own i,auohly con
science may SAY. when he accepted
Il loan Of few thousand dollars
from the friendly president of tho
Waters Pierce Oh Co.. whicl, was
seeking fuvors in the State of Tex
as.
Senator BAiie>s mistake was in
not barring his heart before II skcl,-
tical world when the dangerous
facts teXan 10 leak nut. He co,n.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
Breaking DoWn the Game Law.

Attempts will he M 'Ie in the
present session Of the legislature to
destroy ihe effectiveness Of The
game IaW that went !nto force il
1905 Eiiul1, of his kind ought
tp be promptly aud cmphatically
cnnaeinncd. pcrha;,S the law may
need aH:end;Hy in some Of lis de
tails. bat any assault Oh It's mH:n
pnrpu>e should be rep,s:e.l tAe
o! the schemes is to let counties
anC: land owners 10 mach is they
please in hunting and seininy.
Treating this question by local
i.ura ADD hannlaGIe, wnuld destroy
~vslerHa;jc action sud rtii :lent
supervision. Ii tic lave proIuaes
too nljich itytntie it is easy IL lc
d;icc ;iIr cost ut i.reuscS and other
fees. Bet the chef oh hicc!, whic.
is tu project he wild life Of The
stale fr"m tH;eIn.i;:al.on, using it
but not abusing It, o"-ht to be
jraIo'isIy guarded.
Streams are not interrupted by
I"fn OF county S'nc~. nor are denI-
Zt'l> CT TIE :.!r lHi water parCClet
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
Who Owns The Country.

At the recent meeting Of he
American Association for the ,AI
I;'nctI",m' nt Science. Henry
L1Hr"n~ LHii va. reported 10 have
-n!'i that one per cent uf the pupu
ln,l.,n "f this cuun;r, owns - pCv
cent. If The wealth. 10 this state
mcnl tAc New lu;l. Wulli takes
exception, nr'! apparently lis cx-
cepiiun i sustained hv The tignre,.
IL" total wealth Of the Country
!, estimated at Si,G, 900. 300, 0Un.
lh' !ai IN alone are valued nt over
$50 D0p, 900, ,nnH, OF 20 ,}cr cent. Of
t:e 'oiHl wealth. "ni these farms
axe divided among 3,7l33, los own
r:s. The ,,nr luili4 Of rai]lrnuI
-tnrN l. - =. ~, ,n9A, anI Is Ill
vl'el aiming :;.., >1l -,uckhul,!crS.
According ia the ccn>us OF l3pp.
-, &is GQo, coo were invested in
manufactures u"n:,i hr .NS ,f23
pio, r:riorS unt firm nctnbrr-.
Saving banks deposit, Invested in
unriyn.cs n bun1- ayuretute
s., 3,;i 25';. ."uu. and are Il, iI.,.
,,,,,,,rr ga. 800 ,t.,,,, ;y,r, ;t.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
L.=E IN WATER RESERVOIRS.
Presence Of animal Organisms Does
Not Hurt Drinking Supply.

.1a,2"S Murray. of tie Scottish
lake survey. has recently pns!t.'' r,1s
z a lv~tuIr -iIcn at E.dlnhurGh,
THAT najV n,'r-...-~ a't nre,r-~.'
harmed II rAr ..r,-2,lc" Of plant
l.il anjlus'! life. in water "r>t'r' or.
Nutnln- snort Of l,o.>pAln- he VA
,"r rpu.'t pro'"Hr tli:- dts artificial
reservoirs Mu>u >n,ll"r or latrr ~
.-ol.., stocked with the =aI,,. ug.an=
-un- tina. live n lakes. ,t.l Ut ines,
4'jilalI.' ahtinai>. except ii-n. are
,nn.i.r.4trIy small or quite micro
:, oplc. a'GI the ma lnrItN are nlNn-
tlFi,4.' >, means nl their r1-~ or i,v
.,.Itr> -. the rr>"r>"lr~ ',nats
..nI other insects tir In the r,'~,r-
r.'rs AuI tat their o-4> on tn" sur
.;ssc ii the W.;irr IA examination
Of ~" Older reservoirs which supply
i>,.Iin1ur-h showed them 10 be hip-
ln-ir:!ly akin in iui, rr~nrcl 10 HE
;"rlnan"nt Ian,.-. II til" l,rrS.n,c
" organisms bad an apprcciahie
"'icrt on til" o4nfniraI composition
ot wafer. il uH~ IN all probability
.r'ncttr!Hj I'I" animals acIcI II.
~"1Ntn4.r~. ald Al. dead am, .lcay-
~ 'n"rtrr Wa~ taGru ~ by thrnt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

work still invites the explorer, for
many of the unknown areas have
much territorial extent. In the
Amazon basin, for example, three
Of these regions are each mach
luryer than all Of our New Eng
land States. O1e unknown area
in Northwest Alaska is nesrIy rs
large as New England, and the
Sahara has two areas III black that
are each twice as large and aHo,h-
er three litues rs large a New
England. Asia still! has seveyui Of
these vast mysterious spaces, and
the solid chunk Of the unknown ,in
New Giinca. the l4rgest island in
tie world excepting Greenland,
vou,.i swallow up New England
anI leave Il black border aii around.
Cyrus {. Adams in lIarptrs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

IKE citt IF some champions IF
the L;>ci't: GO: negro soldiers 10
make it appear that they were in
any degree :hc victims Of sectional
or racia! ;,ntipatliy is pronounced
absurd hl General Netlletun. lie
shows that he Citizens Committee
Of Bro xnsyil.e, which WAS active
in exposing he conduct If lie ne
grncs and demanding suitable ac-
ton by the Ecdpra! authorities.
numbers among it members North
ern ultn who were nioa .l!Gier>.
They are un::ii;in ptls il cunI-nl-
ing the cpWardly and murlcrou>
night attack Of the negro suuicr>
upon 4 d".cu5ciess community.
The Er",e>!, have in the most
striking way demonstrated the
Irnuniic>,ucs> Of the charge thai
t,lc dem ma that the offenders he
disciplined wa- based upon Soull :
crn pref nI,cc against the negro.
Btlt!m '.c Sun.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
Kise and Otherwise.

E.attcry when pract;cc;l as line
.."t j: caIIel tact.
Many Il mao who Otlis himself
G, n,urvatiye is b,,. coward.
save ur your pennies and your
heirs will >l',tnl.r II Yonr dJiilr<.
Some chituyua fear the dark as
':2'lc!l rs some nen fear ,,lc light.
Vanity viii continue to flourish
Is long A. it is a:,'c TO feed on H.
sylf.
Many Il man credit is nol COED
bGcA,sc lie i, unaoir 10 make good.
Aoll:ag =ee':ls 10 worry Il bur
giar more than II salaII dog Wi.h
h.g ;,arh.
Every time In &c ulan shrinks
from his atl!y Il small mau rises to
Tie rcca>inu.
Manv Il u,an talks as though he
rn!',i''rr> himself chief advisor TO
t:c almighty.
ii il "a>n't f,r ceremony sona
dI-n'l!td people ~ouIln' have aay-
t,II:y - stand on.
Wiz Ee:i ascertain what is on
TIE other side Of The hur,sIc before
m:'inI al coucn-iun<.
There mHy he plenty of room 1T
the 'n,', b., victims Of that tired
l2ct.iiy uc,cl reach ii.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

The deep waterway gang got II
Jolt on the solar p'exus the other
day from beard IF re, iewiny en-
gineers, which reported that the
deep waterway project from the
lakes to the gulf by way of the
Mississippi River was not fensibIe
and would cost more to build and
maintain than it would be worth.
In n stream like the Mississippi,
with its shifting bottom, II single
Hood would undo the work Of
months. If The ST. Louis daily
pnpers would give up shouting
for this foot project and do a Ii,lIe
honest work in favor of good roads
they would be helping plan Of
great moment to the people.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
U explored ReC'o,.5.

Many years Will o'a?>" before
Any other Continent i, rs wei:
mapped rs E,itopc: #',L perhaps
The era Of perfected !.ial.ring all
over The world MAY never come.
because surveys are very expan-
siyr, and The five other continents
have far larger cxpansc> ,llan Eu-
rope Of comparatively worthless
lands that do not call for the mos,
detailed and refined car'ography =,
b,t large aanvunt Of pionerr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

DR.. Tubbs has again introduced
his an,i-lipping bill in The Missouri
legislature, aud it would not sur
prise us if that body will not be
gin tc take this pvoposi,ion little
mo,c seriously than has been its
won't in former years. Why not.
Tipping is graft, cxecrAbic graft
ut that; and nowadays all kinds OF
grating is being held in bad re,
pule. Employees should be paid
by their employers, not by the
public. a patron OF hotels and
restaurants should no more be ex-
pecicd to fee those who wait on
him there than he should he ex
pectcu to fec the clerks in the
stores where he buys his groceries,
clothing, shoes and so on. The
sleeping car porter is the worst of
all, with the conductor of the car
Il close second, and the great cor
poration behind ,hcln, which
throws the biggest part Of the pay
Of its employees upon the travelling
public, thus sharing in the graft,
close upon the heels Of The con-
.ductor. More power to the arm
ri the good Dr.. Aluazo TubGs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

1t has been shown by a recent
Investigation that the Rockefeller
Rogers StiIlman Hnrri1n,n con-
binc control the New York Ctntral,
the Northwestern, the Union p,
ciiic. the Southern PaciticraiIroad..
and are in the Baltimore and OHIO,
Topeka, Aichison and Santa Fe.
If the railroad interests may has
,centru!iZe in the hands of Il few
men who can "swin9 millions, =
what is The reason th.x may not
rentrallze in the hands of gnv
ernment that can Swing billions"
Government ownership Of our
railroads is not altogether Il wild
fancy under this cc,lirulizalion
process. To leave them IN the
hand, Of few men would he put
.tlng tco much power in the hands
of these men.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
The Point Of View.

l. ,,,.i,o n. ali ,b.. a H,rcro. a., a.,
,a,l, L.u ,,,; .,,
fho .o,oc,s ana ,..,,,.,o ,,,;..t ,to
lh:, ,;II !, ,,r.
:, ~, ,....
Iha. :, .,,.. .u r,r
e' ''''' VI '''"'' '''' ~ ''i''
e''ee /" me "'f''' 10 ID '''eF what
the view point. II Il man hooks at
a thing wi'h pref iud!cr. with II lur
pose IF 6nlinr fault. with lie
,.r.,;,,,:, ..,. = ,, 7, :.
; :,
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ci''lr'~t.
Tht N~n \ rk sun in IN eli l.
/ iul g. a,,,,,, ..ne r.v;av. pr,.j-
,,,,,
j. '''.'' " ''
'''iso 'h'' 'i' h'- ''''' " '''i'N 81 al
ray Iny class ag,in>' class and "f
sowing seeds If ,!i>cnnlcn, and
i id,,,nri,,rc. ,y,,;,.l, mus, .,o,.,.it,
-
-.
e"'''''- ieS'oe''' IA, ''"e' e'' I'i''-e
t" carry ont The poiIcles which
William Mckinney established, the
SIM s,y..
U , NJ. p,.
,I i".i' ~ " ~, '', =, ''' ''' ~
'," Wv ~ '''' ''''I Va '''
-,
eup,oy.r and tho om,,l,,cI are d..
| s,ro,cd and cn,nity and hatred
have taken their place. Ihe rich
are "e'' up 10 universal eXeera'i"i'
Wr K',,.o.nI, h". ~ ''' hu;it r., f'r ,n"n' M
Al, over the land ,b,r. i i,u,,,
iience with The law and intolerance
OF Judges. lhe constituted auth
''.'' ~ SCI "' .'e''''',t N''''
III. ,fn,,,,,,J, nf II,,,,,, 49,.
enruiu, reward h.rctnf,rr nm
dreamed Of, IS disseminated and
"nr''D IL T. more t''an eyer iile
lr'' VI '''c '"'.'''"'' '''' '!''''"'
,,lunl.r i II !. ,,.;,,, i. Lah;t
nf thrift and industry and its va,y.,
tnrn from blessing to Il curse
mere IS greater unrest a'd Il
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Tho S,,. o.o,.a.,,,, ,;,,;,,
,f o,,,;,l .;..'1,. o,,,,,,,.,
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T., ,ho ,oa.l !, ,.', -.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
present

The disposition shown by "nr
w-makcts to draw tighter Ie-
strictions aronnd the snIorns is b..i
a reflex of public sentiment o, 'n,s
question. The people are begin
ming to realize that the iiq''r traf
tic is not onI. an unnece>>at. ltt
dangerous evti, and 'ha' II i, Il. Oh
time to be throwing of it, CON
strictiDg folds from onr social life.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

1t hooks like Texas was . lry l.,
~vindicate S.:nator Rnli., bN
elccling him for another Term
That's the way things are done on
the Democratic side of politics.
EX Senator Burton of Kansas. Il
Republican, who was found guilty
in the courts Of an official miscon
duct no, much lifercnl from that
which the IeXn~ Senator got him
self tangled UP IN, WAS forced to
gesign from the Senate and Is now
serving ears term in jali. SEN
ators Platt and Drpcw of New
Ork who are in untayorah!e Olur
because of tAclr tru-t anI life IN
surnnce connections are undpubt- :
edly serving their last terms, for
it is not likely that the Republicans
of New York will culu,cnance
thcir "mistaics' by further party
honors. Do you want any better
example than this as to which par,
" is most 10 be trusted with the
welfare and honor of the country
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

promised him< self still further be
cause he lacked the Garage IL he
frank. If he had told the whole
truth without reserve ab at hi, re-
lutinns with IL. {. Pierce he might
have siiencel honest suspicion and
escaped the annnyage "f al ugly
personal campaign. As it j., he
proved himself as Il politician
guilty first Of indi,crelipa aud then
of stupidity. Post Dispatch.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
Governor Folk is almost equal
TO President Roosevell'as volumi
nous message writer.

Ii lS not strange to see how
quick the trust MA .r,tr- and the
democrats are / expose aiI,
change in The constitution. sine.
they are such happy bed i,!ln,, al
present
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

The ether I,y .no s>ntD Drr SIS
Icnlc,l pl',.ce'i N. Il i, I'll. oli'
ptniien!iarr News. "ir;ch l'al for
year, ,,r' pnI'!i~:,eI IA The OAl"
s,:.te prison. l'i;r News failc | he
c,u-p there MAS lu n:se left 10 ran
it. The printers e''' had presided
Over il, destiny had one hv nnc
served their terms an,l lett the
sanc,um. There were ~ recruits
ftom the realm of newspaper dom.
and the paper bad IL suspend.
There IL lesson to be CLEANED
frum this incident. 1t reveals tie
fact that rs The world grows be-
ter. newspaper men-nrin;er>,
devil and zl'-arc leading the pro.
ce<siih. When the ii*i Vin!cr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
OF WITS TILE SIRG EN\

y c'sllplicati'rn Of female troubles,
with ci'arth "t tie stomach, and Is1w-
els. had reduced Mira. Tins q. Austin.
ii I"aten"ort!.. luh.. t. such ii de-
p'n:ab!e cunGiiitn, hat her doctor ad.
'i>td an operation: bu!, her husband
ftarinI tata results, pr>tp"neG this ln
try Electro lit'er>: aud 30 the
a;Aazement IF ali VIA knew her. this
medicine coln:,iatc!. cured her Guar
hntecu care for 'u,Hlh liver. kidney
disease, bl!inu>n"~-. jauuhicc. rilIll<
and fever, ges3csal dl>aUi.ity, nerv-u>
ness AID blood iDi>p:1iug. lest tuIic
made. Price ',:'t at :. F. Thu:ma.:s
Drug store. Try j!
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09

left tie Ohio prison he left NUM- II
ous representatives of the avoca
tIons OF life-doc;ors, lawyers, in
surancc agents, railroad maynate=,
bankers. politicians, etc. bnt no
printers. The fact clearly demon
strates that Tie printer is becom
ing the salt Of the earth and he is
keeping out Of the pcnitentiary
while others are getting n.-Ter-
ri:orial Enterprise.
PUBLIC SPEAKER INTEElu PIT.
Eb.
Public speakers are freolcn;ly ia.
tcrrupted by people coughing. This
would bot happen if Fuleys Honey
and Tar were taken. ;i> It cures couEl,S
and Gods and prevents pn: unl0uia and
consnnp,ipn. The genuine confirms
10 "rla1es AID is III a yellow p:.ckarc
;-.t5 bug @tn,I.
I!'e greatest of all newspa, ,crs
IS the Daily Globe Democrat. Of
-. Louis. 1t has ~ ep;ial or rir-
Al III ali the west anl ought t, be
IN The hand, Of every reader of any
,!ally paper. il costs, by u:a;I,
!';'sta2t rrcl1nis! daily Including
Sunday, one year, So. .Ol; 6 month.
$500: :; months, 81 80: daily with
ont Sindly, one year. S4.ru: 6
months, 800: :; months, 81 90:
sunday e'!ti'1l--A ..i4 e>~sra;,er
and magazine cnmhintd, + to IS !
pages every Sunday. one wear,
-. 90: 5 months, $l.Uo. \ sub .
scllplion for the Globe Democrat. !
III these prices. l. the best Irssi.,ln
newspaper investment. send tu,,t
order 10 dty OF wrlto for free sam.
pie copy to Globe Printing Com
pany. St. Louis, Mo. See special
long time" campaign offer of the I
'Twicc a-Wcck" issue of the i
e. EIobe-Democrat. Two yeats toy |
u =, eis.Hnorn IN this paper. |
DA Nc Ei IN ASKING ADVICE.
" ilcn ruu have Il cough or cold do
tot a>h >"iiieoltc what Is good for il. /,
rs here i Garcer IN tAiin some un- !
k'u"n l1trt'a' 100. Fuley'> :Iicncy
and lar cures coughs. colds a,.d PEE
i"ul> pncuEinnla. Tie genuine i In
a yellow package. Er.u>e substitutes !
City b'u3 Sto.r.
". 1. Hunter, agent German
American Insurance Ce. of New |
/ plil. Sec him 10, fire insurance
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-09
DAM En IN ASKING ADVICE

". I. Hunter, agent German
American Insurance Ce. of New
l nrh. See him turtirc insurance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-02
MAY BE COFFEE.
That Causes all the Trouble.

When the hO,se is afro, its like a
body when disease begins TO show. It's
40 time to talk but time To act--delay
is dangerous remove the ca,ae OF the
trolblo az once.
For a number OF years, says a
Kansas lady, Il fclt re that coffee
was hurting me, and yet was so
fond OF il. could not give it up. !
patered with my appetite and OF
curse yielded to tho temptation to
drink more. Al last got 50 bad that
J made Up my mild I m "a either quit
the rise OF coffee or die
Everything ate distressed me, and
I suffered severely almost all the time
with palpitalion of the heart. I frc-
quently woke up ia the night With tho
feeling that I was almost gone, my
heart seemed so smothered and weak
in iis action that feared it wOgld stop
beating My breath grew short and
the least exertioH set me 10 painting
slept but little and sudered from
Rheumatism
Two years age / stopped asing The
old kind OF coffee and began 10 use
Postum Food Coffee, aud from the
very first began to improve. Il work
cd miraelel Nov ! can eat anything
aud digest u without trouble. sleep
like baby, aud MY heart beats full,
strong and easily. Ny breathing has
become steady and normal, and my
rheumatism has left me. | feel Ike
another person, and Il is all due 10
qgitting coffee and using Postum Food
Coffee. for | haven't used any medt
cine aud none would have done any
good as long as | kept drugging with
eodee.' Name given By POstcm Co.
Battle Creek. Mich. There's a Rea
SON. Read the little book, The Road
20 MELVILLE, In pkgs. All grocers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-02
Charcoal Stops Gas
On Your Stomach
Wonderful Absorbing Power Of Char
coal When Taken in the Form Of
Stuar.'a Charcoal Lozenges,
rrIaI Paekaae sent Free.


Charcoal pure simplo charcoal, ab.
serbs 100 times its own volume OF gas.
Where does the gas go to? It is just
absorbed by the ,harcoal.-thc gas
disappears and there is left a pure.
fresh. sweet atmosphere, free from all
impurities and germs.
That's what happens in yow stom-
ach when you take one or two OF
Stuarts Charcoal Lozeuges, the most
powerful purifiers scienc has yet dis
covered.
You belch gas In company, some
times, by accident. greatly to your
cwn humiliation. That is because
there is great amount of gas being
formed in your stomach by ferment-
ing food Your stomach is not digest
ing your food properly Gas is newt
able. Whenever this happens, just
take one or two of Stuart's Charcoal
Lozenges right after eating, and you
viii be surprised how quickly they
win act No more belchings: no more
sour risings. Eat all you want and
what you want. and then IL there is
any gas going to be formed, one Of
these wonderful little absorbers. a
Stuart Charcoal Lozenge, viii take
care of all the gas
And Il will do more than that Every
particle of impurity In your stomach
and intestines is going to be carried
away by the charcoal No one seems
to know why It does this, but It does,
and does it wonderfully. You notice
the difference In your appetite. gen.
eral good feeling, and in the purity OF
your blood, right away
You'll have no more bad taste IN
your mouth or bad breath either from
drinking, eating or smoking. Other
people will notice your bad breath
quicker than yo will yourself. Make
your breath pure, fresh and sweet so
when you talk to others you won't dis.
gust them Just one or two Stuart
Charcoal Lozenges will make your
breath sweet, and make you feel bet
ter all over for 1t. You can eat all the
onions and odorous foods you want.
and no one can tell the difference.
Besides. charcoal is the best laxa.
| tive known. You can take whole
| boxful and no harm will result 1t IS
a Wonderfully easy regulator.
And then, too, Il filters your blood -
every particle of poison or impurity
In your blood is destroyed, and you
begin to noti.e the difference In your
face first thing, your clear complex,
ion.
STARTS Charcoal Lozenges arc
made from pure willow charcoal. and
Just little honey Is put in TO make
them palatable. brt not too sweet.
They VIII work wonders In your
stomach, and make you feel fine and
fresh. Yorr blood and breath will be
purified
We want TO prove an this to you
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-02
LOCAL LACoNICs.

Conductor Pete France is now run
ming on the Eastern Oklahoma pass
enger rtn between here aud Ripley
Santa Fe Claim Adjuster Bob
Gridley returned 10 Arkansas City last
evening.
Conductor ed Henson. Of Enid, is
taking Conductor Roberts place on
the d., E. g. G. passenger train
The track along the Eastern Okla
homa is reported rough in places.
Santa Fe train No. IS was 2 hours
late last evening.
Travelling Auditor Il. j. Kennedy OF
the Santa re. was IN the city last
evening from Topeka
j. M. Fife has erected a new resi-
dence on mis- lots, sos East villas
avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-02
PERSONAL POINTS.


VIII Grant is in Orlando.
Amos Ewing is in Newkirk
Chas. Cow is in Oklahoma City
F. Donnelly of Prague is In the city.
s. c, Graham of Marietta is in the
city.
A. E. Perry of coalgate, is in the
city.
w E. Tusnett of NewkirlS is in the
city.
Neal Ray of Edmond is a visitor in
the city.
Delegate Rose left last evening for
Blackwell
Frank whipple of Pleasant Valley is
in the city. na6
1fi a ioG giir1T-i
Dyke Ballingersreturned to Ana
darko today
He
II. II. Bockhnger returned to Tulsa
this morning
G. C. Warrall returned this morning
from Hobart
]. II. Langtmon of Guymon is a
Guthrie visitor.
Attorney J. II. Cotteral is in Perry
attending court.
r. E. Black of Kansas City, Mo, is
a Guthrie visitor
Bert Ray came in from Coyle on
the morning train.
Z. A Derr went to Oklahoma City
on the noon train.
David Roberts Of Okemah is visi.
tor in the capital city.
Charley Wheelbarger left last even.
ing for Arkansas City
Senator p Hickam came in from
Perkins his morning
NJ l.. Roscoe of Shawnee is here at
tending the convention.
ed Cooley of Kay City is here at
tending the convention.
DELEGATE Cy Leeper returned to
Sulphur on the noon train.
Elmo Dysart of Shawnee Is in the
city visiting with friends
Vert Walton Witnessed the play,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-02
AN EXPERT OPINION
OF MIR, SIAS

Hiawatha, Kas. lecture town
which has had about all the good
things going has this to say Of Mr..
Sias:
I'VE are very glad that you were
with US. The lecture yod gave us was
the best we have had in Hiawatha
this year. II you ever come this way
.agaln please let us know In time and
we shall make another date with you
We want DO hear Won hgain.n