davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-13

Can yea me what it is they call a jublse. asked one Scotch "o'''an oi aiqAer Well, it's this, said her nea,or "when folks has 'eeii "id'rA twenty-five years, 'na' a sli's wuddin', and when they ve oeenarried fifty years, 'i'a' ; goldA wuddin', but if the mon oead' h. it's jubilee. '
 K
 A. G., Bsl, the well-known druggist, is crtned to his home "'th a severe a'sck of rheumatism. lie has been i'd up for several days.
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Il don't want to be known as a kick
err" said the man in the street car who
had been hopping his face for the last
block with handkerchief with three or
four holes in it, but that iceman of
mine will get himself into trouble if he
keeps on
Trying to swindle you, of course. .
queried a sympathizer. ses--
That's it, you know-he isn't All
last winter I had to keep kicking to
the coal man to get my 1000 pounds
for a ton. When spring came I thought
I should have an agreeable change. 1
arranged with the iceman for 25 pounds
a day, and what do you suppose he has
been giving me right along?"F
About ffteen?"
Thirty and thirty-five, strand when
ever 1 say anything to him he's as
saucy and impudent as you please. He
says it's his ice, and he can do as he
likes, and I've got to stand by and see
at least ten pounds go to waste every
day"
The half-dozen passengers who had
caught the mans statement chewed
over it for awhile, and then one of them
voiced the sentiments of all by saying:
Say, now, but you are one of the
kind who'd kick if this car should buck
up agin a snowdrift before you got off,
M Quad.
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the shooting. We thought of our Kicker
and its three million circulation and
wondered il another man could be
found to hold it up.
| We thought of heaven and wonder
led If we would be let in. We wonder
| ed supposing we did get in, il we
should be welcomed by band of an
gels, and how long before we should
grow wings and be able to fly around
| We were getting quite sentimental ov-
er the situation when. the foreman OF
the composing room came bursting in
1 for more copy, and this made a diver
sion. Mr.. White turned his gaze from
us for three seconds only, but it was
enough. We reached for a gun, and az
he drew down on us we fired.
We would have avoided it if we
could. Had Mr.. White asked for an
apology or given us a chance to run
he would be alive today. He had our
back to the wall and meant to take
our life.
1t consoles us somewhat to remem-
Der that Mr. White did not suffer any.
Some men might have shot him so
+, that he would have been on the suf-
fering and dying list for several days.
but we are quite certain that he felt
no pain after the first second. When
he was lifted up the smile he had worn
in life was still on his face, and his
parted lips seemed about to tell US
that time was up. o
Z The Coroner was at once sent for. and
process to- impanel a jury. AlI-the facts
were at hand Mr.. White had told seX-
eral people on the street of his philan-
7thropic intentions, and our foreman was
a witness of his efforts The verdict of
justifabIe homicide was reached in ten
minutes. Then we. sent for the under
taSer and ordered him to spare no no ex-
TO do any skinning.
As near as we have been able to aScer-
tain, Mr.. White has no relatives in the
West. and there was no one to claim his
effects, consisting of 50 cents in cash and
two guns He had been hanging around
Wolf Creek for month or so, seeming
to have something on is mind, but no
body can tell where e came from beyond
there He was a man of middle age, with
an intelligent face and likely fairly edu-
to killing off the heads of Trusts he would
undoubtedly have been a success We
can not say whether his idea of removing
us was original with him or not; He APP
of the Kicker, mayor of the gulch, deputy
United States marshal, state fish commits
sioner, state forester, colonel of militin,
foreman of the fire department, poStmas-
ter and a candidate for the next Dresi-
dency, and perhaps he thought we We're
playing the hog and there would be moth
ing left for him.
Be that as it may, Mr.. White has been
gathered to his fathers in first class
shape. He was buried on Friday in a
casket that cost s75. and we paid much
more for the carriages in the funeral pro
cession. His grave is in one OF the pref
test corners of the yard, and while ii is
TOO late in the season now to do more
than erect a headstone with lamb on
trailing arbutus will be made to trail over
the sods which cover him. Requiescat in
pace. Which means may he sleep in peace
for q thousand years and never once
wake up and try to figure out why he
didn't try paint US instead.-Copyrighte
by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)
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Dead Broke Man.

Were any of you gentlemen ever
in a strange town and dead broke p
asked the man with the speckel cigar
to break a silence that had lasted two
or three minutes.
We all gIaddened his heart by an
swering in the negative, and he pres
emily continued:
81 once found myself in that fix in
New York city, owing to having been
robbed on the race track at Gravesend.
Yes sir. 1 landed back in town with
out a penny in my pocket, and as 1
was staying at a hotel by the day on
the European plan, l saw no way to
eve get a bite to eat. 1 couldn't pay
for my room, and 1 couldn't get out of
town. L couldn't think Of anyone to
help me out by telegraph or letter. and
if 1 had 1 couldn't have bought stamp
or sent off dispatch. You can see
that L was in fix.
We all saw that we could see it, and
were curious to know how he got out
of it, and he smiled and went on:
with my back against the front of
the Astor house, I worried over the
situation for an hour, and then the
solution came to me in a flash.
walked up the street and into a bank
and filling out a check for $500 in the
at the paying teller's window.
90 How will you have 1T, Mr.. Brown p
says he.
g In fves,' says I.
There you are says he.
&" Thanks says I, and turns and
walks out"
But to get money under another
to recognize the signature" protested
the drummer from Buffalo.
Yes"
"You couldn't have written like
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Henry Brown"

Henry Brown"
mo"
You didn't even know he was a de-
mo-
And yet the teller handed you out
the money!
He did,
And you kept it %
For sure
''WeIl, I'll be hanged if can under
stand the thing at ALL
Easy as rolling off a log. The teller
in some way got me mixed up with
John Smith and gave me the glad
handi'-M. Quad.
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How Birds Nests Are Made Round.

The little, abandoned nest had fallen
from the tree. The nature student lift
ed it from the frozen ground,
How round it is" he said. mo
cup rim could be rounder. Don't you
wonder how the bird, with neither rule
nor compass, can make her nest so
round?
well, she does it easily. She builds
the nest about her own breast, turn
ing round and round in it, and it's cir
cular character comes spontaneously
and inevitably.
1.-THE circle is found everywhere in
the buildings of the lower animals.
The straight line, on the other hand,
they can never achieve. "-Exchang
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'I don't give money to tramps. What
do you do for a living?" Please, mum.
I work for the Society of Psychical Re
search" Indeed And what work do you
do for the society, pray?" Il help in the
investigation of material spirits. '-Balti-
more American.
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REAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RENI. ESTATE TR ANSFERS
-@---~~>>~~-~-~-~0-@--~~-
L. HargraVeS to ]. A. Baldwin and
Wife, lot 242 and north half PA Law
renee street, Parkdale; consdera-
t. j: Nichols and wife to C. F. Tas-
sell ct al, lots 446 and AS Green
street. j. rNorton's add; ccnsidera-
L. Written and wife TO L. j. Atwood, -.
GRAFTON - 49, =. 500
HIntoon's add. a. constellation 1T -. 1900
RoJ,1e i"{ 15 sil 70 49, s. -
add; consideration .................... 125
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wuor.rsAI.ERs.


THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE CO.
Hardware. stoves, fine tools. 70s Kan
sas ave. Tel. s0e.
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JAMES 3. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opti-
clan Complete stock of watches, dia-
omnds, sllverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectaces properly fitted.
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L. NJ. PENWELL. funeral director and
embalmer. First class service. reason
able prices. 81 Quincy St Both phones 19s.
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OFFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


. Crhe Republican city primaries will bt
held the 18th day of March, 1907 Polls
open at 10 o'clock a. m. and close at
o'clock D. nl.)
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BANK STATEMENTS.

(First Published in Topeka State journal
January 80, 1907.)
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
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FRFE DTSPENcARY.

MONROE ST.. FREE DIsPENsARY.
202 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
Ical service free. Medicine free In some
cases. Office hours to .. m Calls
answered night or day. Ind. tel. 3413.
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WANTEO-VeaI calves and fat cows. H.
M Bush. Ind. phone 3214. 1114 z. Sth st.
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WANTED-To buy for cash. 5 or s room
cottage, IL or lots, with modern con
veniences, close in; something nice and
cheap. Address ]. H. Colvin, 1922 Western
ave.
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WANTED-Apprentic for dressnakfng.
Free instructions given by Miss Brun-
dage of the School of Domestic Art Mrs.
Mercer Crosby Bros.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PAY highest cash prices for your cas-
off clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats
Drop a card or call Ind. tel. 1890. Bell tel
200. Gordon Bros, ABS Kansas ave.
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c. B. RURGE IS A CANDIDATE FOR
city clerk. subject to the Republican pri-
maries-
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TO VOTERS OF SECOND WARDIl
hereby announce myself as acandidate
for Councilman from Second ward, sub
Ject to the Republican primaries, March
IS. 1907. R. 1. JONES.
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(Ffrst Published in Topeka State Journal
January. 81, 1907
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WANTED-Girl for general housework g
once. 427 Monroe.
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c. H. KUTZ IS A CANDIDATE FOR
the Republican nomination for council
man of the Fifth ward of the city of To-
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MONEY.
sANITARIuMs.

CHRIsT's HOSPITAL COTTAGES for
the care and treatment of nervous in
valids, alcohol and drug hab.tues and
mild cases of mental arrangement. w. 8.
Lindsay. NJ D.. S29 Kan. Topeka. Kan.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room; modern
30 E. Sth st.
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~~--~--------->--~>~>-~>-@
FOR RENT-S16 Kan. ave-, modern fl
nished rooms; also housekeeping room
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WANTED-Nurse at Orphans home. Cal
at 1918 Taylor st.
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WANTED.
Mattresses. $40 mo-, free pass; lunch
counter girls, $40 mo-; house girls, cooks.
CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
S11 Kansas Ave Phones 662.
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OBITUARY.

Word was received here this morn
ing Of the death of w. W. Walton. al
hugo, Friday, of tuberculosis. The
deceased was the son OF Tell W.
Walton, of this city aud nephew of
T.. 7 Walton, president Of the Walton
Lumber comnany
lie was employed iu the local
office several years ago as head
bookkeeper and was transferred 10
scent city as monager Of the Office
thtre last fall being sent TO Hugo
as manager Of the Walton yard there.
lie was still young man, being bat
'wentyeignt gears of age lie was
10 Miss Lena Richardson IN
This city three years ago. who with
q young child. is left 20 mourn his
loss Their youngest child died last
fall at Hugo. Mr. Tell w. Walton
left this morning for Hugo
II is not known whether the body
ylll be buried there or brought here
Tor intermcnt
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BRYAN WILDLY CHERED
Ccontinaod from Page 81

ate committee; Judge Vandeyenter of
J house reception committee, and Mr
Tillotson, of the house arrangements
committee.
Eager to Gain Admittance.
Long before the hour for the speak
ing the lobby of tho theatre was filed
with a pushing, tIging throu> eager
TO gain admission many standing
patiently in the rain outsi1e.
An immense Ame: ican Gag formed
a background for the stage. while
many smaller flags hung from the
balcony and boxes. At each side OF
the stage were portraits of Bryan and
HASKELL, wrethed with sprigs Of hollp
AT two o'clock the roll of each
house was called Prayer was offered
by House Chaplain Ray His prayer
was applaed ded When at the close he
p9utioned that the orator of the day
be ultmstely safely landed in the
White House
Bryan Greeted With Mighty Cheer.
Mr. Bryan was escorted 10 the stage
by GOyelnor Hasfel ON his ap
poaranCe the great crowd leaped To
its feet ana mighty cheer rent the
air Lieutenant Governor Bellamy in
roduced Speaker Murray. VINO was
I given "a warm welcome.
: ,eaker Murray Interrupted
Wr Murray had barely begun wheB
~ was interrupted 10y great shout
Senator Gore was being usherod % 4
seat ON the stage
In fufrgT.r~ft.- fI... ....,a.f.. A.. A..
ray spoke brienp of the service OF
Nir Bryan in the Constitutional ana
state campaigns, giving him the
lions share of credit for those tVo
Democratic victories
II was a quarter after two when the
Great Comm0ner began his address.
Elect United States Senator BY Direct
Vote
Mr. Bryan spoke in favor OF the
lection OF Urned States Senators by
4 Girect vote of the people RE paus.
ad to compliment the two senators
rom the new state. He said that the
Iublic officer w1s only a servant Of
he people, elected 10 dc their bidding
ana not 70 think for them The peo.
lle are now doing their own thinking
MT. bryan favored strict regulation
IF corporations. drawing an eloquent
distinction between the God male
nan and the man made giant of
imam He cOmplimented the peo.
PIE OF tAe state on their governor
md having 'one SO worthy 20 nm ;his
lign position ana was glad 20 know
hat Tie state had a supreme coagt
hat would Interpret the constitution
or the people and not for the special
interests
MI Bryan, in speaking of tie con-
ititution. reasferted an the good
hings be bad said about II. and that
be- still believed it the greatest con
stituti0n IN the United states. He
spoke especially a fthe safeguards to
he common people, cOmmendiDg par
iculariy the initiatisVe and The refer
fnn1m
Mf Bryan was never ia better voice
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BALTIMORE HAS A FIRE.


Baltimore. Md. Dec. 2i.-Flre early
today in "a hye story building m West
Baltimore street ala q quarter million
dollars damaFe before 10 was checked
Tne building WIS occupied by the
wnoiesala millinery establishment OF
Wllanlig Bros q Go. Tho Baltimore
overall company and Robinson Va'en.
stein d co. cabinet makers
oovernor'e Official Acts
The official acts Of Governor Has
kell lOday were as iolloWs Issued
prociama'ions declaring Bartlesyille
and NiniR elites of the Grst class.
Signed Sen O. Bil $50. 1s which pro
fides lor q system of selecting grand
and petit lurios 'n county and district
co iris
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FVE PuRoRs lMPLlcArEp.

Buite Mont Dec N Five mem
bers of the igry panel IN judge
Lychs department Ia the district
court are implicated in ATTEMPTED
bribery cofdins 10 anidarlis chars
lne Juror AMOS Dlney aiih bribery
which We're read in court yesterday.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward toI any case of Catarrh that can
not De cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
T. ! CIlENEY n CO. Toledo. o
We. tEe undersigned. have known
+ j Cheney for the last ~ years, and
believe him perfectly honorable iu am
busiJess transactions and financially
ablo - carry ONT any obligations made
by his firm WALDlNG KINNAN g.
MARVIN Wholesale Druggists. To
ledo o
HALLS Ca'arrh Curo g. taken inter
nally acting directly upon tho blooD
1nd mucous surfaces Of tho system
ToHtiwonials sent free. Price 75c
per bottle Sold bY an Druggists.
Take Huls Family Pills for consu
patton
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accompanied by Mrs. Mintoyne. Read
ing, The Christcnild," Mrs. Schultz
The story of the Mistletoe," Mrs.
Bezanson Holly and Other Decora-
tons Mrs Blackman. christmas
Giving Mrs. Mintoyne. Byron Min
tcyno added much by giving in his
own language the delights of six
Christmas trees al Capitol Hlll school.
Lesson for January 3rd, Australia
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TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
students GOING Home For Holidays.

otudents cong Home For Holidays.
Yesterday afternoon the public
schools and state educational institu-
tons adjourned for tle holidays The
Union depot today has been pa ked
with students p ssing through tho city
for their respective homes 10 spend
The holidays The students of the
OklahCua Deaf and Dumb school
we're sent home today boy superiu-
tendent Duuham 10 spend the holi
days
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MILK TRUST INDICTMENTS.

Chicago. H.. Dec. 2t-The grand
jury today returned indictments
against fifteen members Of the Illinois
Milk Dealers association, charging
conspiracy to raise the price of milk.
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J . Q . . . . Q ) Q Q . Q Q .

HIND PAINTED CHINA IN Z
; THE GREATEST VARIETY. {
: NOTHING MAKES a MORE {
ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS {
( GIFT {
3 GUTHRIE GLASS & CHINA CO. {
, o 0 g Q c c @ o o O @ @ o @ {
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We keep In stock the reliable kind.
Studebaker vehicles outwear the or.
dinary kind Harness repaired 4
full line Of robes -Rhips. etc. J. s.
LYON
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than this afternoon and many pro-
nounce his address TO the legislature
as enc of his greatest Efforts
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\ g a - TO EIA.
Besrs the 7lh9 Kind You Ha8 kaaE Bought
'.''s'''' of &<H2zzz$x

I Henry N. Newman. the Poultryman
Niil deliver your Xmas Poultry alive
'or dressed cheaper than any one else.
Phone 1093. Cor. Division and Villas.
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q n - II q II y n.
Bssys tbs zlh8 Kind You Ham R8Ss Bought
Signature oi L&zHZAIZMx

Henry N. Newman the Poultryman
viii deliver your Xmas Poultry alive
or dressed cheaper than any ono cl8c.
Phone 1893. Cor. Division and Vilsa.
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Miss Kate Barnard, state commits
sioner Of charities and corrections rs
iu Oklahoma City attending the Char
dy rally there tonight
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The Womcns Missionary society of
tle FRS Presbutcrian church. win
meot THURSDAY Dec 2e in the after,
neon vitl Mrs H. A Hahn, at 519
East Cleveland
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GORE DESIRES Re.eLecrlou
Blind Senator viii be a Candidate
Two Years Hence.


United states Senator Thomas T..
Gore. OkIahoma's Junior senator ar
riyod In the city last night from
Washington
Senator Gore explained his surpris-
ing re.appearance at the states
capital by announcing that he bad
returned 10 look after his reelection
couldn't draw six year term
"a Washington and came back 40 see
t ! couldn't draw ono from the poo.
Iic, ho iocularly remarked
Senator Gore is apparently in good
health and declasos that he likes
Washington fine
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ii WIvorce Wllhout AIlmonl

Maedo p. llOdsius appealed % the
supreme court today from Comanche
county the case I'm which She was
plaiuun and aer husband defendant
ln @ divorce and alimony suit ln the
lower court a decree of divorce wda
granted but no alimony was allowed
the plaintiff
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miss Kat Barnard. state comm'8A
'sioner Of charities, returned this
morning from Oklahoma city where
she attended a charity meeting last
night
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Sc ~ s gs 81. Sc Sc ais Sc Sc Sc Sc 81.
P ersOnaI Mention
h. y
' ~ s8ss ~ - y X.

A. g Ross Of ranlequah is ia the
ass larAlo0s--A
NJ A. sNipl q Mangum is ia ths
A. Anderson Is here from Pond
Banker L A. Williams is here frcm
III Reno.
G. e Burton, Of Muskogee, is
Guthrie visitor
J. b. A. Robertson OF Chandler IS
in the city today.
Rev C. Dinwiddle left this
morning for Kansas city
President j E. Page. of the Lanes
ton university Is Ia the city.
j. a. Millard Of Goodnigh. is here
so attend the Bryan meeting
ed Costello of the oklahoma Life,
is here from Oklahoma city.
Chas Howard, government revenue
inspector, Is here from Ei Reno.
United states Attorney John Embry
is attending court In Perry today
Ewers White, treasurer Of tho state
board of agriculture, is here from Nc.
Loud
j. T. Roetzel. vice president of the
state board OF agriculture io here
today.
Senator r. P. Gore is here today TO
attend the Bryan speaking and re.
ception.
RapresentaaDyc Chad F'rasior OF
Red Rock returned to his home this
morning
Attorney Geo. NJ Green has ro
turned from Oklahoma city where
he ailaadel the Bar meeting
JuCge q $. Lawrence returned
this morning from Oklahoma city.
where he attended the Bar associa-
tion meeting,
John Houghton. proprietor OF the
Bank grocery left last night for
Iowa. called by the serious illness
Dt his mother
Senators Cunningham Davis and
Thompson returned this morning from
norman. wheer they went to inyesti-
gate the cause OF Che university fire.
Yuu know as well as any one When
yod need Something TO regulate yonr
system II your bowels are sluggish,
your food distresses you your kidneys
p in, take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. u always relieves 30 cents.
Tea or Tablets
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Miss Lena Osborne returned this
morning from a visit in Oklahoma
City
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Chairman J B Thompson OF the
Democratic central committee. arrived
this morning from Pauls Valley. 10
preside at the BRYAN banquet tonight
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Great deal Of difference between our
meats and those imported, We do
our own killing Fraziers Meat
Market
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Mr aud Mrs 7. Finch are here from
El Reno visiting friends.
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Women's Leather and Warm Lined
Slippers so cts to 500 at Robinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-21

Mems Slippers SO cts. to $50 at
Robinson's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-21
PROSPECTUS.
saturnav.

J. u G. club meets with Miss Bess
Whitley in afternoon on East Cleve-
land avenue.
Mrs Edgar Powers entertains Smart
SCI in afternoon at her home on North
Go street