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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

VII, william Z certainly the ,as :.
most reafmbies a Frenchmss'.sA'
lixeiy good natured IL 90
talk OF things military ~ =
crack Jokes Pasia siscIs ~ :
ItalYs tragedlan. Tomas.
vini baa got ready ,or 49,. =
tii'isi'liieent Nalnntwood 80
halRinl has just been into pzs -
70 assist IN vanishing ~ 'o', .i
which. after hia DEAN -
sealed inside an eaorm.s sAi
block 0f marble IN The fsw,,. -
aoleHm on The Porte sanss s. ~ ~
y, IN, floi .., With the slm,,I. = =
1ph. fommaAo Calvin
teeuth century actor alhs
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A ST. Ieuia saiutatien.
Coed morning howa your
daughter
she's aaddef isndwelaer siri.
Auheusrr mnthurf
She fcels much better since ! Eot
the rilaner.
"Knroki speaks only Japanese,
doesn't hef
Yes. ana not very much 81
that
Grover Cleveland asia that
game hogs Be oatracised. Can a
hog 30 Eames
what becomes of al our great
men ."
on. as a rule No set onto
them
mia you play FOO, bah In col.
tcsefa
Ne
anana baltf~
sNos
ewha, dla ron play
Poker and . hanlo"
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ASKS DAMAGES FOR
DEATH OF CHILD

John wurster. II 20i Nnrlhlake
av. nlod a long wofdcd claim with
the city council last night demand.
iuK 5000 Tor The death Of a 10
yaarnid son last Decemhcr. caused
By a pole failing upon the child
WurHtcr claims that the pole be
inueed 10 the city. while the city
claims that u belonged to the Ia.
dependent Telephone company.
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RonERr

Nov. what lie & al about on. it
ls adventure on the sea. the kiud
thAs Is full % GREATNESS interest.
interest 20 hreathless u can hardly
keep from sufIocatiuE. IL will he In
u chapters. and viii begin IN The
Star tomorrow With a picture Tor
each chapter II you IKE pirate
st0ries-and you do-you viii en-
JOY this story u u a SURPRISING
story. surprising Ike coffee and a
reraeiogs 0ne. Yefaeious IKE a flsh
story Il h a funny stoFY. funny a.
q circus parade
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The story Is called "Enalaved by
Pirate: or. Roberts Rendozvoua
With the Red Handed Hovera
Characters.
Fiaksy Crust. a pirate.
Robert a boy
Pirates. prisoners. passengers.
persons and people
Ttme--Oucu upon
Piacc-Thc Spanish Main. uaiiy
Watch for r. rrad a.. and acc
which gets the more aurpfiaca--
you Or the heru
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US. Navy Yard 4

AT aboard for tha nayy -. :.
see Uncle Sans Bsttless,s.afa :
hebfahha Oregon and WE -
The 0uuboafs chiearo f.'s.ohzlh.
Albany ihe Tfafnlngsiis pbss. - !
phia me I'fisonship Nin.e 80 :.
the Great Dry Dock. ysss ~ -. -
Pier AZ . 30 s.s0. ioam' ~ .'s
] ID. z.30. 80 .. m. Rou. ', =. 80
Zoe 'aa 10
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Don't fall 10 visit the q. &. Navy
Yard AZ Brpmefinn She natfleahlps
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin.
the 0unboats Chicago. Boston and
Albany. tho TrainlnEship Phllsdci
phla. the PriHonahlp Nipaie. and
the Great Dry Dock Boats leave
Pier NJ Csc. $50. 10 a m. It's.
2 90. 30 D. "a. Round trip See go
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GALLAGHER
is MAYOR

F5eFIpPt FsIe1FaFH ssFFfse-F
San FRANCISCO. June IS The
hoard Of supervisors late yesterday
aupaintsd supervisor James, Gal
laghef acting mayor under laatruc
TONS from Attorney i.anEdan Gal
laRher IL tho one who confessed 20
basndiiuE
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Won't somebody please intro.
dnea cheap feed hlllf
senator Foraker has been as
anfed that he would DO In no dan
gef visiting Brownsville There IL
little danger IN anybody visiting
HfownaFiilc.
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH.
nla Eaa Laid BY Mr.. Bsay.

nia Eug laid BY M. beay.
z. bray laid an egg on the ed
ttor'a table several days ago that
beats all the eggs that's been laid
thara in long time. measuring
~ by q inchea. Seaside toreJ
Signal
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AUNT POLLY'S CORNER

A few gratinEn Of nutmeg added
20 the usual seasoning Of eFeamed
spinach AID eauliflower give y
dainty flavor.
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The nature fakes can't be com
rared 70 thnaa ia which Pete. the
White ieuae bull dog. figures.
Nor car thnf hs compared 90
such a fake a. May. 1907.
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THE DOVEYDOVES AND THEIR FIRST BORN
~ Y. w scnAEFER.

SIR Olive her a chance 10 fin
ish. / Just caught part Of the word
Mrs ~ Why. she spoke a com
plete sentence.
kir D.--sura she asa. Er-what
WIS IT,
Mrs D-You just ask because
you want 20 be contrary. She said
See the pretty pretty"
Mr. Dim 70 glad 20 know A.
I had a wrong bunch she wanted 10
know what time il was.
Baby -Gu-Ku gu MN. Yah-ah.
yah -ah. yah -ah
Mr. DIS she saying See the
pretty pretty" some mnre7
Mrs d fBevereiyl No. She o.
crying now.
Mr. D. Well. wouldn't that
freeze youi
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nf leo BAKER. dentist, sos Eitsi
Ihnue. Main ease. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

Remember the place; 3t4 Union
street. opposite the P.-l. Building.
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City tiaiI Market

naast Veal. Zoe. rot Roast. Sc.
notllaE Rest. Sc. Leg of Lamb. ltc
500 THIRD ave. go
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CansisfrrrY il what makes . mao
tell = ssenad lie. instead % con
fsaalhN ths fret onH.-~I'iefiaa
Ttmaa .tfnlan
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You dont have
Z have extrY good
ears 4 hear a lot
Nv things TIT alu't
true.
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What chance has a poor man IN
this woridg"
4 don't know Ask some mil
llgnaIre"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-29
RAILROAD RATTLE.


sidney Hope. OF the local freight
onlce. Is In Topeka to have pin
which he swallowed several days ago
extracted from his throat.
Roadmaster Tom Mcneil says that
railroad hands are scarce and that
many are needed on the oklahoma
division.
The chair car on Conductor Fogar-
tS's train was in the local shops today
for -epairs.
Conductor Pete France reports
heavy traffic on the Eastern oklaho
ma.
Yardmaeter "Binr Greenwood says
that the local yards have handled
nearly twice as much freight this
winter than last year.
Santa Fe Detective P. NJ. stoore Is
here from Arkansas City attending
court.
s. w. Mulineaux. master mechanic
of the Kansas division OF the Rock
Island. with headquarters al Horton,
Kansas. has been appointed super.
intendent Of motive power In the
southwestern district, with headquar-
ters at Topeka.
Word reached here thIs afternoon
that the westbouud Rock Island pass.
enaer train Vas ditched AT Council
Hill. six miles west Of Oklahoma City,
early this morning. killing seven per
sons and injuring several others.
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o o @ O @ @ @ @ o @ @ O O o
BAaE5ALL NOTES.
@ @ o @ O O o O @ O @ @ o o

Tho Oklahoma City NETS play
their first practice game at Colcord
park today with the Epworth uniyersl-
~ team.
The Tulsa team, in the Kansas
Oklahoma leagae, is practlcing with
the town team.
The Oklahoma university has very
strong baseball team this year.
The Logan cornty high school will
have strong team this season.
The baseball team OF the A. and NJ
college passed through the city this
morning from Norman where they
wero defeated yesterday by the
Varsity team by the score Of z
to o Harry Womack the former
little twirler Of the Senators. umpired
tho game.
The New State league opens up
their sesson al Lawton on May a.
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Musicale at Governors Mansion.

The musicale given at the home OF
Governor and Mrs. Frantz last even
Ing was indeed a pleasant affair-so
homelike and comfy" The electric
light chandeliers were hung with fes-
toons of pink and white carnations
and trailing smilax, blending with
highly artistic effect with the stylish
gowns affected by the ladies'. The
musical number given during the
evening We're quite in keeping with an
artistic atmosphere Vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Williams and
Mesdames Ramsay and Cotteral. with
piano and violin accompaniment by
Mrs Duke and Mrs. Smock: and A. II.
Huston, with accompaniment by Mrs.
Huston; instrumental, by Miss Stev-
ems, violin. by Mrs. Smock. A three
course luncheon was served at tables
placed in the dining room and hall
way
The invited guests We're: Messrs
and Mesdames Rambo. Flson, Ram
say. Barnes. Gray WihtOn. Dale. Hus-
ton Burford, Grimes, SOhlbeTg, Barde.
Seeiey. Coyle. Lutz. Spnrrier. Smith,
Barker. Beadles, Smock Frasier, Wen
ner. Duke. Cottingham, Norris, Cot
teral. Morris. Scott. McNeal. Crom-
we'll and Kneisley; Misses Williams,
Stevens. Albina Stevens, Sherburne.
Maynard and Gray; Major Penteos,,
Doctor Petty and Otto Bekemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Beland have re-
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Easter.

Easter
I've read long ago that way under the
snow
The flowers rush round without
stopping.
Selecting new dresses, with hats to
match tresses.
For now is their season for shop
ping.
The violet growing is quite busy sew
ing.
Her old purple suit all retrimmIng;
The Skirt needs more gathers, the hat
some new feathers;
This spring shopping se.s her head
swimming.
With voices al mellow the the datfo
dis yellow
Consult on their gowns quite ex-
cited
'Ioos,1 says the arbutus. this color
win suit u.s.
And zach takes her sattern. delight
ed
Tho primrose stands thinking. the
founces need plnkng.
Now who unedearth here can do
Il?
I'm call on Miss Murtle. though
slow as a turtle
II she makes the gown ri not rue
H."
The tulips together. not minding the
weather,
Rush down for their silks in a
hurry.
Some choose pale pink. tender. or
scarle hued splendor.
With gay velvet stripes. soft and
furry.
They hustle and hustle and have a
hard tussle
To get their gowns ready in sea-
son.
SO when bulbs, though hardy. are back
ward and tardy,
We know now ies nc. without rea-
~sosescrua
Friday.
The W. c. r. U. OF the city viii
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POLICE.
Red Blood corpusoles Made by Good
Food are the Police Of the Body.

Food are the Police Of the Body
W'heh a man keeps good red blood
In his veins he has a sort Of police
81 ad and IS pactically immune fom
disease
Pure blood made from the right
food viii resist the attacks OF disease
germs aud drive them out or kin
them. The Grst thing that should be
looked TO, therefore, IS the blood, and
prompt actica 10 build up the red
corpus les by food. a lawyer ia a
Western town tells how he drove
Brighta disease out of his system by
Supplying good red blood by food
For several years ! had been af-
ilicted with kidney trouble he says
(which sometimes incapacitated me
for business Ny condition became
such as 10 cacse great fears that
Erights Disease was about 10 fasten
itself upon me-
II had always been very fond OF
coffee, when. however. the kidney
symptoms became SO alarming. quit
the coffee. aud began 20 ase Postum
Food Coffee | soon became as fond
of the new beverage as ] had been OF
the old coffee. aud, what Is more I'm
pOrtant my health improved rapidly
aai steadily until In short time the
kidney troubles had almost entirely
disappeared am convinced that ms
former sufferings and the symptoms
OF Bright's d9seas Wefea caused by
the use OF cOdee aud that the credit
for my cure belongs 10 the Postum
Name given By Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich.
Postum Food Conee and Grapefruit
make good red blood They contain
food that Nature uses Ia the process
lsO prepared as 20 h. qulckly asslmi
lated 1here's Reason
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turned TO their home in Arkansas af-
ter a short visi, in the city With Mrs.
Beland's parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Raymaker, at 410 East Harrison ave
nue..
Mrs. Harry Bay came up from Okla
homa City on the morning train.
Mrs II. II. smock left this morning
for NewlSirk.
Mrs w. b. Herod left this morning
for Ponca City TO visit with relatives,
Mrs. Charles Seeley entertains the
Cambridge club Monday afternoon at
her home SIS East Villas avenue.
Mrs. ]. o. Severins Of Guthrie is
visiting friends here Oklahoma city
Post.
Mrs. w p Washburn has returned
from Kansas City where she was call.
ed by the illness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Hodges returned
to their home in Saltwater last even
ing gner a short visit in the city with
their daughter. Mrs. f. G. Hunt, at
42l East Cleveland avenue.
The Etnde club did not meet with
Mrs c. W. Dawson this afternoon the
meeting being deferred one week.
The ladies of Trinity Guild Will give
a sale OF Easter goods at the homo
of Mrs. Black. 30S North Broad street.
Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments
will be served and a general good time
Is anticipated.
The Kartenspielers met with Mrs,
Tell Walton Wednesday afternoon at
her home. 7O1 East Noble avenue. The
! afternoon was spent pleasantly at
cards, Miss Ida Niblack winning the
first prize and Mrs. J J. Boles the
lone hand There was a good attend
ance and a very enjoyable time was
had. The hostess served dainty
luncheon.
Mrs. J. G. Newland entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Euchre club yes
terday afternoon at her home. 212
| North Broad street. The afternoon
was spent at cuchre. Those present
We're: Mesdames w r. Herod George
Dodson. p r. Walton, I'D Walton. Win
Pat erson. T.. G. Millikan, Fred Beyers
C. II Wilder. J. o. Severns. +. G..
Sharpe, Strang Cockrum. Black and
Webber. and Misses Gano and SchDeli.
The hostess served light refreshments.
Mrs r. W Black will entertain the
club at her home. S0S North Broad
street. April IL.
Miss Jessie Massey returned Hast
evening from Oklahoma City where
she has been spending the week With
her sister Mrs. c. S. McCreight
Miss Ethyl Lewis returned to COyle
on the morning train aftern o short
visit in the city with Miss Anna owen.
Mrs ". A. Reder Is visiting friends
In Oklahoma city.
Mrs. Fred Van Duyn returned 10
hel come ln Enid THE morning after
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LOCAL LAcoNICs.


------
The brick layers working on the
new hotel are getting 50 cents an
hour
Messrs. Young and Rlves have pur-
chased the Franklin grocery on East
Oklahoma avenue from ID b. Welty
of Oklahoma City The new owners
will continue to furnish customers Of
the store with high grade goods.
The nice shower that fell last even
ing cooled the atmosphere and moist
ened the ground nicely for spring
gardening
The Guthrie band is practicing twice
week The band will play Monday
for the German-American celebration.
The show windows OF the local
stores are being trimmed up for the
showing Of Easter togs.
The excavation work is progressing
nicely for the court house building.
The Foundation is being laid today
for the three-story Office building on
Fast Oklahoma avenue.
There Is a bunch Of Holy Rollers in
the city They are preaching on the
street corners afternoons.
The Filson-PennyE Ewing addition
will be put on the market the first OF
| April.
Colonel Henry Braun. president OF
the G rman-American association
says there will be 5000 visiting Ger
mans in the city next Monday and
that there wiz not be any April Foo
joke about It, either
The rea! estate firm of Mabon &
Il Reynolds has Increased its capita
stock and will put the Capital Heights
addition on the market for sale mex
month.
Cal Minner Is remodeling his resi-
lcnce on East Harrison avenue an,
building a large addition to &C.
The Fifth street bridge Is being re
paired A new flooring is being pu
down and new pilings are beinl
driven to strengthen the structure.
Mike Cussen has decorated the ives
display window Of the Grand Leade
department store Tor tho Easte
showing with Easter togs in fu
4 bloom" Mike is genius for trim
lining windows and puts mp as nice
window as one sees in the big cit
, stores The window is certainly
/, beatty and all the ladies' stop and e1
: mire Il when they pass.
The $4,000 clab will meet toniel
again.
Little globules OF sunshine tn;
drive the clouds away. DeWitt's III
tie Early Rlsers will scatter the glool
OF sick.headache aud billionsnes
. They do not grippe or sicken Recon
mended and sold here by G. Il. Renfr
milk and cream at Boston Me,
Market.
private money TO loan on city pro
erty Low interest Olds, Lymon Grs
IIs
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Saturday.

The Domestic Science club meets
at tho library in the afternoon.
Mrs. Griffin entertains the Sana-
cenesca club in the evening at her
home On the West Side
Domestic Science club win meet
Saturday with Mrs. q. l. Gilbert. 701
East Villas Egg demonstration with
discussion by club.
The ladies of the Christian church
give a booster" dinner and supper in
the Fltsch building.
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prae,lea, Bedroom Hints.

II Is a great mistake to have be6
clothing all one thickness, II would be
better either to have warm night
clothing for the body. and so make Il
independent OF sheets and blankets or
else to have thicker clothing for tbs
feet than for the trunk. II is the cold
feet that spell sleeplessness; II is tbs
hot body that spells feverishness,
coldness OF the feet may be remedied
by alternating not and cold baths
with friction, and by fuller breathing
So that there is not vital necessity for
any heavy bed clothing at all, says
Woman's Life
Two articles OF bed clothing calls for
special crIticlsm-the mattress and the
pillow. The mattress should be well
ventilated; not Of feathers The pillow
should be the coolest part Of the bed.
Generally. owing TO its feathers. II 10
the warmest Why il is no one knows
except that custom Is our king. The
pillow Is also far TOO high. A low and
cool pillow is by far tho mos: r0tfuI
and beneficial
rae Live sponge.
When she sponge Is In the sea alive
the inside OF the pores is covered with
a soft substance like tile white OF az
egg. This appears 10 be the flesh OF ths
animal, and currents OF water may be
seen running into the sponge through
the small pores aud out OF II through
the large ones. and II Is supposed that
while the water is passing through the
sponge The nourishment for the support
sf the aaimal y extracted from Il,
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Alice Rooseveit's weddlno

was something to be recorded in the
annals Of history Herblne has been
acknowledged the greatest OF liver
regulators. A positive cure for Bill
GUS headaches, Constipation, Chllls
and Fever, and all liver complaints.
j. c. Smith, Little Rock. Ark, writes.
"Herbine is the greatest liver medi-
cine known. Have used It for years.
II does the work" Sold by G. r.
Eenfro.
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The ladies' OF the Christian church
will give n Booster dinner and sup.
per Ia the Filts2h building, Saturday.
March so.
Everybody come and eat and help
hoost Guthrie
The following menu will be served
Sliced Pork.
Riaehart. Wholesale butcher.
Radlshes and Onions.
Dawson & McElhinney.
Creamed Chicken.
Wilbur Com. Co.
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Bank Grocery
Pickles and Waters.
(Natlonal Biscuit Coz
j. II. Rucks 4 Co.
Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Slaw.
Dawson a McElhinney.
Baked Ham,
Armorr Packing CO.
Bread
Vienna Bakery.
:Iscuit,
Guthrie Milling Co,
Butter and Cream,
Guthrie Creamery
Baked Beans, Deviied Eggs
Assorted Pies. M Cake.
Fruit, Jelly,
Guthrie Housewives.
Tea, Coffee.
Guthrie Tea and Coffee Co
Ice Cream.
Barricks.
Strawberries.
N McEninney
~ Souvenirs,
Pioneer Cotton MIL.
Floral Decorations.
Fnrrow a Co.
a Dishes,
Guthrie China Co.
Napkins,
Owl Drug Store
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. O o . o o o o o o o o 90 o o
. AT THE FEDERAL JAIL. Q
5 o o o @ o o O o o o o o o O .

Deputy Marshal John Dossett came
In from Ralston this morning with A.
y Harris. whom he arrested there
yesterday on charge Of disposing Of
whisky to Indians
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tion of the country thought of the new
constitution he said I'VE are very
mach pl,ased with II and think the
vote in Murray county will be solid
ior it.
Gentlemen OF the city find pleas.
ure and comfort at the hoyal Bar.
Good liquors, wines. and cigars and
are always served with courtesy.
---------.------
The great reduction sale Is now on
at the Novelty Racket" 1lS North
Division St The opportunity of q
lifetime to get china ware cheap.
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Easter Sunday Dinner at the
Capital City Cafe
Oyster Soup
Stewed Chicken. Oyster Dressing
Roast I.oin Of Beef, Brown Gravy
Baked Pork. Sweet Potatoes
Veal Loaf.
Vegetables.
String Beans.
Sweet Corn
Relishec.
Ripe Tomatoes
Cream Slaw Cold. -,
Picked Eggs Colored,
Young onions.
Dinner 25 cents.
Served from twelve O'Clock to six
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STEEL TRAY wHEEL.eARRoW
FOR $2.25 FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS
AT HiRscHi & kEhEBEL Co

IAN In soon ready N an orderly
house; ana the ad. you s-s looking for
$ soon found In our CLASSIFIED col
snns.
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meet with Mrs. l.. H. Matchett next
Friday afternoon. Prohibition rally
day will be observed
Friday Afternoon Euchre club meets
in the afternoon.
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GREER COUNTY INJUNCTION.
Closing Arguments in Suit Being
Heard This Afternoon.

Arguments were continued before
Judge Burford in dlstric' court this az
ternoon IN the Injunction suit against
the constitutional convention to pre-
vent the division OF Greer county.
Delegate Henry Asp or Guthrie, made
the closing argument for the defense
and was followed by the attorneys for
the plaintiff; Messrs Eagan and Stew
art of Mangum, and Horace Speed. OF
Guthrie.
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O 0 Q Q Q 0 0 Q 0 0 Q Q 0 Q .
, DANGEROUS c
TO NEGLECT c
A COLD. c


o The danger OF neglecting an o
O ordinary cold can not be too o
Q strongly emphasized especially o
o at this season OF the year. The .
. natural effect OF a cold is TO 9
G cause the lungs to become sore 9
9 and thus render them most liza g
G Bic 10 develop acute diseases, as. O
O pneumonia, for example G
q AZ the first indication of q cold q
@ steps should be taken 20 check G
q Il at once. This can readily be 9
. done by following these simple @
g directions: Procure from the G
q nearest dfv~ store a half-ounce g
9 vial of Virgin OIL of Pine tPurel, c
@ two ounces of glycerine and q
@ half pint Of good whisky Mix c
o well IN a bottle and take q tea c
O spoonful every four hours. A c
o noted authority on lung trouble c
@ prescribes this formula. and
@ claims Il will break up an ordf-
9 nary cold over night and will
G cure any cough OF curable ma
. ture.
Q The necessary ingredients are c
G inexpensive and can be prrchas- {
g ed at any good prescription drug {
@ gist Care should be exercised {
G to use only pure ingredients and
@ to this end, II Is better to pur- {
g chase each separately and mix {
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9 Drugs Act. OF June 30th, 1906.
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9 on. The oils sold in bulk and
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