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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14
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Turner In Senatorial Race.
The strength developed by Hon NJ.
l.. Turner in the contest for senator
ship appears to be surprising the
wise politicians, and the grass
roots seem to.prociaim the choice of
the Oklahoma City man as one of the
states first two senator's
man well posted in tho political
situation, who has been out over the
state during the past two weeiss,. saiG
las. night:
"Eyerything can figure out points
to the selection Of Turner as one of
the two yE,nL srs. re Is certainly sur
prising the politicians with the re-
markedly strong campaign he Is max
ing. and that he is gaining ground
every day among the people must be
admitted by. those who inquire with
ont prejudice II anyone is disposed
to SCOT at this let him go around over
the state az | have done for O few
weeks, aud he will return z muck
wiser man. Turner takes N4lh. the
people Tic meets them all. and nc
has the sane handshake and goOi
word for all comers Not only this.
bnt you can hear on every hand the
assertion that what the state wants
now is qulck results, aud Turner Is
the man to get them All Of which
goes to show that the people are
posted on TuracNs remarkable career
in business and his ceaseless energy -
Mr. Turner is IN the field every day,
making a phenomenal personal cam
paign. At his headquarters in this
city every confidence is expressed in
the result, which seems TO bc borne
out by reports which are coming in
from all over the new state The
energy with which he is conducting
his own campaign Is taken as eyi.
dence of the manner in which he will
go after results for the people of the
state u sent to the Senate
Let sle mail you free. TO prove mer-
il, samples OF my Dr Shoops Restor-
atiye and my Book on either Dys-
! pcpsia, The Heart or The Kidneys
Address me, Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis,
! Troubles of the Stomach Heart on
| Kidneys are merely symptoms of a
deeper ailment Font make the com
mon error of treating symptoms only
Symptom treatment is treating the
result of your ailment and not the
cause. Weak Stomach neryes-the in
side nerves--meSns Stomach weak
ness, always And the Heart, and
kidneys as we'll have their controlt
ing or inside nerves. Weaken these
nerves. and you invariably have weak
vital organs. Here is where Dr.
Shoop's Restorative has made its
fame No other remedy even claims
to treat the "inside nerves. Also
for bloating. biliousness, bad breath
or complexion, use DR.. Shoop's Re
storatiye sold by F. b. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils. spreals
over tile membrane and Is absorbed. Relief I'M
mediate and erro follows Ills not drying-dncs
aot produce sncerng. large Size, 90 cents At Drug.
lists or by innii; Trial size, 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS, SO Warren street. Now York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

It's time to lookout for water
cooler or ice cream freezer. We have
them at the right price. 81 Louis
Racket Store. 105 West Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

China Store Moved.
We are now In our new quarters at
104 West Oklahoma aTc-uq
Guthrie Glass a China Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14
Couldn't Disturb Ike.

Il want a pound OF oyster crack
ers," said Mrs. Medders
"sorry. ma'am," replied the coun-
try grocer but l reckon I'll haze 20
send 'em later. Ike Huskey is a.
sieepin on top O. rhe 5ar'l they're In,
an he's in bad humor today"
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

nj6ta lifsins geaa. En- p6 40 ems PETRA, er
vekia mori hugsj6nir og gleoa feguroartil-
tinuingar. songur og fagrar listir cru NEST
um metum hja peim, og Peir hafa reist veg,
legar songhallir og leikhos + nylendu sinni,
og eiga einnig helzta leikhdsio I San Diego,
og Peir lata ser mjog ant UNI, 40 ia Pangao
frega s0ngvara og leikendur til 40 syna list
sfna. Lang NEST gildi hafa I PETRA augum
listir % freoi fornaldarinnar, og 0l helztu
hts sin byggja peir meo fornu lagi, egypzku,
grfsku eoa indversku, og Peir segja, ao pao
Sc aoalmark og mid allrar starfsemi %sinnar, ao
,,endurlffga hina glotuou leyndard6ma form
aldarinnar'' ZEN hverjir Peir leyndard6mar cru;
eoa hvernig peir megi endurlffgast, hafa Peir
aldrei latio uppskatt, og sjalfum viroist Peim
vera 0ldungis 6Ij6st hvao peir meina med
peim ,or6um.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01
Samtinin8ur.

Herskipi6 Maine, sem sprakk og s0kk, mco
6llu, er 1 pvi var innanboros, 4 h6fninni / Havana,
liggur bar enn til endurminningar UNI PAD sorg-
lega slys, og er mj6g til talmunar skipaferoum i
hGfninni, aux pess sem PAD err hvimleitt lyti ao sja
skipsskrokk pennan, a6 nokkru loyti ofannsjavar,d
81: friori h3fn sem par err. pa5 hafoi MI legio
par i niu Or, 16. febr. sioastlioinn, og ovist hive
lengi pao fpr ao liggja par enn. 1vivegis hafa
verio tilraunir geroar til a6 nj pvi burt, en- 1 hvor-
ugt sinnio var0 peim neitt agengt, er BAD reyndu.
par sem pao liggur err sex faoma dypi og skrok!..-
urinn smasigur alt af ni0ur i leir og fol, sem rarer
/ botninum. Skipafero or mikil par umhvertis og
pykja undur 40 aldrei he6r slys af hlotist, og vio
bdio a0 svo fari um sioir, az eitthvert skip reki
sig par Il 6pngilcga, eff Maine fnr ao liggja ram
vegis 1 s0mn skor0um.
bad, sem einkum hcfr aftrao pvi a0 M skip
inu upp, err PAD, az tlotastj6rn Bandarlkja>illekk
lata s%prcngja pa0 med pu0ri eoa 00ru sprengiefni.
Eff rao veri CERT ri yroi auovitao hagoarleikur
az ma upp skipsfakinu, en- svo or NAL med vexti,
a0 skipinu liggja Xix 100 skipverja (peir f6rust
2G7 er skipi5 s0kk og 40 ems n1tian komustl lifts af)
og vic pd0ursprengingu myndu pau ao likindum
fest tinast, og af pvi villa sj0menn Bandamanna
ckki vita.
Margar getur hafa vcri0 a0 pv1leiddar, hvao
Waldo half sprenging reirri, er s0kti Maine svo
sviplega. En- enginn viroist neitt UNI rao vita med
vissu. Fins og kunnugt or, var pad alment skoo-
un mama her landi, UNI ra0 leyti er slysio varo,
ao Spanverjar vprri 40 Fv1 valdir, og hefou sprengt
PAD med tundurvGl neoansjdvar, og bao ward, sem
mem muna, a0alors0kin til pess, az Bandamenn
s0gou Spanverjum str10 4 hendur og rdku pa at
landi brott 4 Cuba. Sloan hefr PAD NAL verio
rannsaka0 lit yztu nsar: allir, sem okkrar likur
pykja til ao einhverja vitneskju half halt af peim
atburoi, hafa verio yfirheyroir margsinnis, en- eng.
inn peirra viroist ncitt vita UNI orsakir. K0funar
MEM hafa marg sko0ao skipskrokkinn, og peim
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

Der 6llum saman uM, ao stort gat sc RHO i skiaiSS
framanvert, par sem pisria var gsymt i fNi, ass
segja 40 PAD mum hafa af fNi farist, 40 kvika1asH'
half / pdormu. En- Nest pdouredriau err ko}alestk
skipsins,og punt jarnril 4 mill. Err raa MI tilgsa&s
tlestra, 40 hituao hat / kolunum, ems or ot her.
vio, og pau ha1i oroio svo heit 40 jarnfilio m1Hs
reirra og piaursins hati orsia gl6andi og III lWIs
ir hafa fundist 4 skipinu aerar en- fessar, at Void /
UNI sprengingarinnar. og BAD er MI almanns roms \
ur / Havana, 40 ressi mum hafa verio orsokin, ISL
Spanverjar hat ekkert verio via III spreagi@s
rionir. ,Hts
pjoosaga Gin um atburo rennan hetir gengMi
mamma MILL her ilandi sloan ham geroist, or hedE
dulfrooum m5nnum rott hun markvero mj6g, ISL
enda ymsir aorir, sem ekki cru kallaoir auotr'EN|
MEM, bera mikla tr,iarlotningu fyrir feirr* sdgaM
ems og> t. d. senator Frye og aomiran Bradford, sMl
baoir eiga heima / Maine riki. Saga sd geroissis
bnnum Lewiston Maine. Par bSr lyfsalakona sf0
g6oum mttum komin, og ellatin at ollum, CT ha'saaSI
pekkja. Henni birtast ymsar draumvitraa air, aNsj
hun er kona svo forspa, 40 alt viroist fara estir NMl
cr hun segir fyrir, UNI vioburoi ra, er ske bar / nSsss
grenui hennar. Hin err ekki ~spiritisti og rykisG
ekkert eiga vio anda framlioinna saman aesald&S
og ekki er hdn spakona af rvi tagi, er segir forlNas
mama fyrir peningaroknun. En- kunningjar henaFss
ar segia, a0 hin sc gadd svo fraberri spad6mss ~
gafu, 40 HUN geti sagt fyrir fiesta ooroHa hniIMS
HIN ST i draumi alt rao, sem geroist i skipirWI
Maine, err pad s0kk 4 Havanah6fn, og ssgoi fRSs
peirri vitran -segir sagan aour en- fregnin uMl
pann atburo barst til Lewiston. /;
Aldrei 1 ni sinni hafoi hun SEQ bryndreka, egs
aldrei hafoi hun SEQ vigglrtan kastala; hun hah9sl
aldrei komio til Havana og aldrei heyrt eoa leslA
neina lysingu 4 h0fninni par, nc borginni og lanstt
inu umhverts hama. Henri var 6ldungis okunni
ugt UNI, 40 nokkur bryndreki v@ri til, sem Retii
Maine, og hun hafoi enga spurn at rvi haft, az
nokkurt herskip Dandamanna l@gi fd 4 h6fninili
VIC Havana: en- elm morgun err HUN vaknMoi, sage!
hun honda sinum hvao fyrir hama hafW borio I
draumi pa mott. Honum fanst svo mikto TIL un
rl %draumsj6n hennar, ao ham gekk rakleiois niis
ur 4 skrifstofu hclzta l6gmannsins bar i borgipNs
og fGkk ham helm meo scr, og let konu sina segja
!, aftur allan %drauminn aheyrn hans. Hun l:eV
} nakvnmlega h0fninni VIC Havana og sagoi hvsl
) skipio Maine hefoi par legio VIC ukkeri: s6muleiS
is lvsti hun harrGtt Cabanas kastalanum rar vii
I, h6fnina, og par kvaost hun hafa 500 two menn
einkennisbdningi spnnskra herforingja, og lys't
l blningnum rGtt, 20 hun aldrei hefoi SEQ hann &c
4 ur, sagoi hun ao peir hef6u staoi0 tveir cinir
+ litlu h~erbergii kastalanum og attu i h6rou ofoS
kasti um e%itthvao, er reim bar Il MILL. | nerberg
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Her Proposals.

II wish some one would publish a
book from me entitled Proposals l
Have Had" sighed a woman who has
had great many 81 think it would
supply want in modern literature
to publish them arranged and classi-
fed There was the man who asked
me to marry him because he was a
widower with two children to be taken
care of; there was the old bachelor
who gently sighed that he had tried
everything else in life but getting mar
ried, and would kindly help him with
that experiment.; there was the one-I
hated him more than the others--who
talked religion to me ali the time be-
cause he thought l was very religious;
there was the man who suggested that
we might make 4 good business combi-
nation-my brains and his experience
and the man who wanted me to keep
him straight | suppose it is useless
to sigh for the impossible in this world
of coarse naterialisln, but I confess
I'm still looking for the man who loves
me- before | put the final chapter to
my book Philadelphia Record.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
SELECTING A GOWN.

Keep In the same scheme of color in
which the individual is made In gen
eral wear few colors.
If brilliant color is worn at all let
it be near the face. Red is most afro
cious when worn wrong.
If person has great deal of red or
yellow in hair or face it calls for an
extremely subdued color scheme.
In planning for different types of col
oring where there is a warm scheme
Of color there should be no strong tints
in the costume
For 4 gown to be worn In the day
time consult the skin and hair color
ing; in the evening the eyes, the rea-
son being that artificial light throws
into hair and skin the warmth not nat
urally there.
Two reds, one of which is vermilion
and one crimson or cerise, with blue in
them, are absolutely impossible. Ce-
rises and crimsons must not be used
anywhere in combination with scarlet
types. A good plan to follow is to Sc
slect things So sli Ghk contrast f
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Scrambled Eggs In a Hat.

Here is an old trick, but perhaps you
younger boys and girls do not know it.
1t Is the trick of cooking scrambled
eggs in hat.
You ask the company If they would
like dish Of scrambled eggs. Then
you break four eggs in hat, drop in a
pinch of salt, place the hat for short
time over the flame of candle and
shortly afterward pour into dish the
scrambled eggs, quite hot.
How is it done? Why, the scrambled
eggs have in reality been previously
prepared, covered and placed in the
hat. But when making your PROPOSE
ton to the company you hold the hat
too high for them to see the inside of 1t.
Your eggs-all but one-were really
empty ones, from which you had pre-
viously sucked the contents. The one
solid one you should have accidentally
dropped on the table, letting 1t break,
SO as to fool your company Into sup
posing that the other four were also
solid eggs.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Aid to siendinr Basket.

The mending basket is sometimes a
terrible thing. Many busy mother
never finds the bottom But there is a
way to keep it q respectable size at
least. In the laundry or wherever the
ironing is DONE reserve the corner Of
some shelf for small pincushion sup
piled with two or three needles of diff
ferent sizes. Il thinlble. a pair of small
scissors, two or three spools of cotton
and little box of buttons. AS the
clothes are picked out of the basket to
iron and you find rent here. rip
there and button off somewhere else
stop and fix it. 1t takes but minute,
and the task of mending Is so distrib-
uted that the mending basket is no
longer the source o1s SO many weary
sighS,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Several portions of Governor

Several portions of Governor
Crawford's message have attract
ed mach attention. The most
interesting was his attack on the
contingent fund drawn by his
two predecessors IN office. That
he is legally right IN this seems
to be unquestioned. 1t is report
Ell that Elrod shared the same
view but lacked the courage to
refuse the appropriation, but has
it now intact and ready to return
if the courts SO decide. Another
abuse to which Crawford right
fully called attention is the fee
system prevailing in the office of
secretary of the supreme court.
In the past this Office has paid SO
we'll that Secretary Crane has
been able to hire a deputy to do
this work and spend all his
time managing the politics of
the state. The Office should be
put on salary at once. For
years past a printing Office in
Aberdeen, another, in Huron and
two in Pierre have had all the
state contract printing, Crawford
is Of an 1nquiring turn of mind
and wonders why this is so. His
advocacy of a state printing plant
is due to suspicion that all has
not been fair before. Whether a
state plant would prove an eco
nomical venture is problem that
is uncertain. He insists emphat-
ically that the state platform was
not made merely to get in on but
that all its pledges must be kept.
The message is not marked by
platitudes and is the adpress of a
vigorous man who has work
ahead to perform.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
N UMBER 40
harshly the world has treated them In
stead of trying to surmount the obsta-
cleS and IiIii1IlltiaS in thnir nafh

harshly the world has treated them In
stead of trying to surmount the obsta-
cles and difficulties in their path.
The woman who is married to such
man is to be pitied, and every girl who
is engaged TO Il man whose position
does not compare favorably with that
Of other members of his sex should see
that the fault does not lie with him.
Ii 1t does, then she should seriously
consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of remaining
unwed, at any rate SO far as he was
concerned.
Any girl with grain of sense in her
head knows that the man who has
never properly supported himself or
contributed his share of expenses when
living with his parents is not going to
be able to support her. Matrimony
with him will be the kind of grinding
poverty that would kill the most ro-
bust sentiment that ever lived
That is the poverty that has no hope
to gid its horizon and no respect to
make its present endurable, and the
mother should use just as much effort
to keep her daughter from marrying
that type of man as she would to pre-
vent her committing suicide in any
other way.-San Francisco Examiner
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Pantry Laundry Bag,

A useful pantry article is laundry
bag for table linen. A capacious one
laay se quickly and easily made of two
circular or square pieces of cretonne,
fancy ticking or other strong material.
In the center of one piece cut an X,
turning down and binding the points
thus formed. This gives square open
ing. Attach a fancy cord to each cor
ner of the opening by which to handle
the bag. Sew the two pieces together
in seam and turn through the open
Ing. Hang it on the back of the kitch-
en- door and drop in soiled towels when
passing.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
EFrEUr OF WATER ON COAL.
How 1t Assists Combustion--Does Not


Make the Coal Last.
1t is often asserted that water on
bituminous coal both aids combustion
and makes the coal last" House
wives who live where this coal is used
and who are compelled to maintain
stove or furnace fires are firm believ-
ers, as a rule, in this paradox. That
water on coal cannot do both these
people would know if they but thought
fully considered it minute.
The facts are these (and any one
may easily verify them): In light fire
that Is to say, 4 stove or house fur
nace-water sprinkled on large lump
coal really causes it to burn more rap
idly 1t soaks into the strata, into the
porous surfnce and, being there CON
yerted into steam, the lump is split
into parts CT the surface becomes cor
rugated and cavernous, thus Offering a
larger area of carbon to the active oxy-
gen of the air. If the water is in eX-
cess of the amount which will do this
it then no longer aids combustion, but
retards it. Again. if the coal is fine a
small dampness, nothing approaching
wetness, however, may increase COM
bustion by holding the particles apart,
thus permitting the air to be admitted,
In short, says the Scientific Ameri-
can, water on coal favors combustion,
when 1T does favor it, only by assisting
the oxygen Of the air to find more
ready access to the surfaces of the car
hon
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
The Wash Boiler.

Many watchful housekeepers com
plain that the Ash boiler has an un-
fortunate way Of rusting and iron
molding the clothes. This may be
avoided very simply by smearing the
bottom of the boiler with a thick
coating of good soap before putting it
aside after the weekly washing is over
This little device will not only prevent
rust, but the soap will serve as an eX-
caient foundation for the suds of the
coming wash day. incidentally there
comes to mind at this moment another
excellent bit of advice-never use cold
water to danpen clothes. Hot water
does this Work in much more salts
factory and even manner.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Using Face Lotions.

In using buttermlk or any lotion for
the face the manner of applying it is
important. It is best to pour as much
as you will need at one time of what
ever you are using into saucer. An
excellent way of applying it is to use
steriiized absorbent cotton or gauze,
which can be bought reasonably by
the pound or package at the chemists.
You can make some little balls of the
cotton or pads of the gauze and put
them into clean wide. mouthed jar
with a screw top and use them as need
ed Dip them into tie lotion and gen
tly wash it over the face, using fresh
ones from time 10 time during the
process
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

So far insurgency has justified
itself at Pierre. 1t will be re-
membered that two years ago the
organization, particularly in the
senate, was notoriously unfair
to the insurgents. They were
given the tail end of nearly all
committees. The stalwarts have
been given tull recognition this
year, Fx-Speaker Brown being
even included on the house rules
committee. The insurgents won
aud the stalwarts lost on the
question of fair play and the
Herald is pleased to see the lead
ers at Pierre putting their prin-
ciples into practice.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
BALANCING THE CUP.

the Illustration, two of the prongs on
one side of the handle and two on the
other.
This arrangement lowers the center
of gravity of the apparatus, and you
may now place the cup on the point of
the knife: Do this carefully to see that
the cup Is in exact equilibrium.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the
hand that holds the upright knife must
be steady one or there will be a
smashup, but with quiet nerves and
careful handling the feat may readily
be accomplished. Chicago News.