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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-27
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Editor Leader: Through the col
umns of your paper / desire to thank
the Democrats of Logan county for
their loyal support IN the recent prl-
maries. feel and appreciate the
honor You have bestowed on me and
firmly adhere to the old Democratic
doctrine that a public office is a po-
sition of honor and trust, and If
elected ! will devote my time. energy
and ability TO make the county clerk S
Office of our county the model office
OF our new state and an office where
every tax payer and citizen win re-
ceive courteous treatment and can OBJ
tain any information they may desire.
With a knowledge of the affairs of
this Office and the service the people
desire. ! earnestly solicit the suffrage
and support Of every voter and tax.
payer of Lgan county
Yours for honesty and good service,
FRANK J. DOLCATER,
For County Clerk.
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ASSEMBLY
A FINANCIAL SUCCESS

At the meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Guthrie Auxiliary Of the Ep.
worth assembly last evening IN the
city coancil chamber the following
were elected as the three members OF
the board of control, which consists Of
eleven members j. W. McNeal.
Frank Il. Greer and p. r. Walton.
The Epworth league. at the annual
conference held in this city last week,
elected Rev. r. + Fairchild and Rev
w H. Rose, of Guthrie; Rev Z. A..
Barnes and Rev r. G. Murray. OF
Enid, as members of the board Of
control The other four members Of
the board viii be elected al the an
nual church conference which will be
held IA Oklahoma City October 3.
The Assembly just closed was a sue
cess financially and the association
came ont a little ahead, for the first
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] will mail you free, to prove merit.
samples Of my Or Shoop's Restora.
tive, and my Book on either Dyspep-
sia' The Heart or The Kidneys Trou-
bies of the Stomach, Heart or Kidneys
are merely symptoms Of deeper all
ment Don't make the commc.i error
OF treating symptoms only Symp-
tom treatment is treating the result
OF your allment. and not the cause.
Weak Stomach nerves-the inside
nerves-mean Stomach weakness. al.
ways And the Heart and Kidneys as
wen. have their controlling or inside
nerves Weaken these nerves. and
You inevitably have weak vital organs.
Here Is where Dr. Shoons Rcstora.
tive has made It's fame. No other rem.
edy ever claims to treat the inside
nerves. Also for bloating. bilious
ness. bad breath or complexion. use
Or Shoop's Restorative. Write me To-
day for sample and free Book. Dr.
ShooD. Racine Wis The Restorative
is sold by +. B. Fillie G. Co.
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ESCORT LEFT BUGGY,
GIRL DISAPPEARED


Paterson N. J. Aug 27 The body
Of Miss Agnes Masure OF Brooel lyn,
the school teacher who so myster-
iously disappeared from a carriage at
Nolaus Point Lake Hopatcong after
a carrage ride with her cousin. was
found ia tho lake today.
Miss Mcguire and her cousin, Chas
Magure OF Dover. a. j. were riding
I'm a buggy along the shore OF the
lake Saturday evening when they
were OYertaken by "a violent storm
Thcv hurried 90 a cottage known as
camp Look Whose Here. aud the
young man left bis cousin alone be-
hind the storm flaps of the buggy
while he fastened into the cottage
% get suit case When ne returned
within five minutes Miss Mcguire
was not On the buggy
For twenty-fOur hours hundred
campers along the shores OF the lake
have searched for her and not trace
of the missing woman could they fud.
The woman had given up her school
IN Brooklyn last February because
were Sun weak when shc went 10
visit her uncle. Bernard Mcguire. la
Dover last Thursday when the
thunderstorm overlook her cousin and
herself Saturday night she was terri
red b. The hashes o. lighr!ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-27

Acting Governor Chas II. Filson
this morning made the followoing an.
pointments Of provisional county com.
missicavrs on account Of several OF
the commissioners resignug.
r. l.. Lindsey, of Kansas, I r..
member Of county commissioners Of
Delaware county. vice I'd a. Wash
burn, resigned
Frank Bellville. Of Frederick. mem
Der OF the board of county commits
sioners OF Tillman county, vice Il. n.
Vessel resigned
DR. l., d. Wilhour. " Atoka, member
OF the board Of county commissioners
Of Tillman county, vice T. @ Disney.
resigned
D. n Middleton, Of M1skogee, mem.
ber Of board Of county commissioners
of Muskogee county, vice j. 3 Crouch,
resigned
Bel Winfield, Of Kansas, / T., mem.
Der Of board Of cObnty commissioners
o. Delaware county, wee John Buc-
hanan. resigned
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PACKER
DIES OF HEART DISEASE
tBy Associated Press.)

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug "a Nelson Nor
ris. the we'll known packer Of this
city, died today after an illness OF
several weeks Morris was a victim
OF heart disease. complicated with
kidney trouble. Norris was born IN
the Black Forest, Germany, Ia 1870.
He came to this country when eleven
years old landed in Philadelphia with.
out a cent and went 70 work In the
stock yards here at fve dollars a
month in the first packing house
opened ~ 1862 His fortune Is esu-
mated st many millions
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the semiannual meeting of the Ger.
man-American association yesterday.
Editor e. T. Rehaeld. OF the Okla.
homa odd Fellow, left this morning
for Claremore Springs. for treatment
for an liberated foot.
judge W. A. Ledbe,ter. OF Ardmore
arrived In the city this morning He
will represent one OF the contestants
before the election board
, @ Raggeit representing the bod.
son Braun Pickle company. of ST.
Louis. Is travelling over the territory
with w 4. Murray this week
HX-Counoilman John McBrine has
returned from months vacation
spent in Colorado Springs. His wife
enc daughter Elsie will remain an.
Uthe. week before returning.
Wm MurdCck. Democratic nominee
for The legislature from Pawnee coun.
", is mere today from Ralston. Mr.
,lurdock saws HGwnee county will cast
30 per cent OF It's vote for the consti.
tuition will give Haskell good ma
iority and elect Murdock to the leg
islature
D. I Williams is here from Norman.
Milton Bryan, of Shawnee. is in the
city
Vernon Whiting is in the city from
Enid
j. 4. Colwan, Of jackson, Tenn. Is
a Guthrie Ssitnr
Jerome Harrington arrived in the
city this morning from Watonga
Attorney Chas. Hayden. of Hoton.
Kansas, Is here on legal business. Hs
IS one Of the leading Democratic poll.
ticians OF Northern Kansas.
Judge q q. Galbralth of ada. 7. H.,
arrived IN the city this morning 10 at,
tend ''c meetings # the state election
boarh of which h is a member
II. E. r. Stanford. OF Ckmulgee. was
here today to fle his certificate of
nomination for state senator from
Wagner and Okmulgee counties,
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Get a free sample OF Or Shops
Health Coffee" at our store. II real
coffee disturbs your Stomach, your
Heart or Kidneys, then try this clever
Coffee imitation Dr. Shoop has close
ly matched Old Java and Mocha Cot
fee in flavor and taste. yet Il has not
a single grain OF real Coffee in It. DR..
Shoops Health Coffee Imitation Is
made from pure toasted grains or
cereals, with Malt Nuts, etc Made in
a minute. No tedious wait You will
surely like 1t. Sold by Bank Grocery
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WHAT ~ Is
5omposIsion o. s6s famous Food.

SoUpoeitleH o. kNc FAMOUS foou,
a wide spread interest has been Gre
ated among good llyers, as to the
composition of Grape-Nuts. the food
that has become popular and famous
the world over
Il has long been known 10 physi-
cians. chemists and food experts. that
the starchy portion Of entire wheat
and barley hours rs transformed into
a true and very choice sugar. By the
act OF intestinal digestion in the hu.
man body This sugar rs Identical
with. and rs known as grape-sugar
and II is IN condition for immediate
transformation into blood and the nee.
essary structure from which the deli.
cato nerve centers are built up.
A food expert followed line Of
experiments until he produced the
fond called Grape Nuts. OF which
grape-sugar forms the principal part
and II is produced by following Ma
lures processes. IN mechanical
way That u.s. heat moisture and
time are the methods employed and
directed bY scientific facts gained IN
research
GrapeNuts food Is probably entitled
to the claim OF being the most per
fectiy adapted food for human needs
IN existence. Certain II Is that the
users delight in the favor and the per
feet action Of the intestinal digestion
during the use Of Gfape-Nuts is salts.
tying, and the added strength Of body
confirms the fact There's a Reason.
Read The Road 70 Wellvil'e." n
pkgs
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hrst married about twenty years ago
Later they we're divorced on applica-
ton fled by Mrs. Elliott In which she
charged her husband with deserunn.
Within a year they were remarked.
but soon another divorce was applied
Tor and granted the wife
Marriage succeeded divorce and d.
yorce marriage until today the pair
were made husband and wife for the
fourth time
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defendants. A snecisI session Of
court was held last evening to hear
the arguments ia the case and ad.
1ourned at midnight until one o'clock
today to await the arrival of some
new witnesses for the prosecution who
were brought from Cleveland this
morning IL is thought that decision
will not be reached until late tonight,
as It will take all afternoon to hear the
evidence of the new witnesses.
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Railroad Events |
observation-disclosures

General Freight Agent Tcasdale. of
The Santa Fe, is here from Oklahoma
City.
travelling assengcr Agent r j Ken.
nedy, Of the Santa Fe is IN the city
from Topeka
Engine No. l31 went dead on Engin.
eer Wagner at Ripley this morning.
delaying the arrival of the Eastern
oklahoma passenger train 30 minutes
conductor Mason Is now taking the
PnrcellGuthrie run on tstllns No.
" and 20 during the absence OF Con.
ductor Al Glazier. who is taking a
few DAYS lay on
T.chei AGENT n 3 Taggart at the
Union staiion has been transferred
70 Oklahoma City to take the new
city ticket Office which will Ne ouene6
mere september lst ~ A. Rau. OF
Arkansas City will be transferred
mere to take Mr. Taggart's place.
Conductor ED Owens is now running
on the d. 4. & G. Local.
Conductor J. c. Clark. OF the d y
q q passenger run. is taking a ten
days lay of and left this morning
ior Caldwell, Kansas. to VISIT rela-
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TAFT is GOING somz.
- Assoolnted preaa.

Kansas City Mo, Aug 27.-Secre-
tary Taft Is spending today travelling
from Springfield Mo, to Kansas City.
He Is not booked TO make a speech
here today. The program here In
cludes reception. drive about the
city and an informal dinner.
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Appsals 20 District Court.
Chas NJ. Grant appealed his case
against II. j York from the probate
court to the district court this morn
ing in the lower court the defend
and got Judgment for 1850.
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HearIno on Bond Application.

Hearing on Bond Application.
Judge Burford Is holding a special
session Of court this afternoon to pass
upon the application for bond Of
Frank Williams, Shorty Green and
Mike" White. the three men who
have heen held 10 the Federal grand
jury without bail by Ulited States
Commissioner Molatt on the charge
Of being the leaders of the mob that
lynched Frank Bailey at Usage June
tlpp on July i6 United States Attor-
ney is representing the government in
the prosecution and Attorey John
Leahy, of PawhIska, appears for the
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5arriek gives their first anniversary
reception Saturday night. Music from
eight to ten p. NJ, by Zimmerman's
orchestra,
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Friday.
Guthrie Whist club meets in after.
noon, place to be announced later.
Miss Hagars pupils give recital at
her studio, 4i6 East Cleveland avenue
In evening.
Mrs Roy Gordon and Mrs j. b..
Towers and daughter. Miss Gracf We.
turned this morning from n{ IS
vacation spent in Colorado.
Mr and Mrs. II. 3 Taggart and
family have returned from am extend.
ed trip through the Northeast. visit
ing IN Colorado, California. Utah and
along the great lakes.
Miss Grace seamon left this morn.
ing for Edmond where she win en-.
ter the State normal school this fall.
hrs. Thomas Farrell Is visiting in
Oklahoma City with friends
"a telegram from Vandalia. ILL.,.
says: "Wilfr2d Colbert. OF Guthrie.
Okla, and Mrs. Zephanina Bultel were
married here, bhe groom beinZ 63 and
the bride 20 years Of age both the
bride and groom are natives of France
and knew each other In childhood, but
had not met for thirty years. after
the death Of Mrs. Bultels late hus-
band. the love of former years was
rekindled, which resulted In their mar.
riage They will reside in Guthrie"
The young ladies of ST. Mary
church give a lawn social this evening
al Che home OF Miss jamie Hagar. 4lG
East Cleveland avenue.
Miss Florence Sweet has returned
TO her home in Ponca city. after Il
visit in the city with Or and Mrs
Vandevort, on North Oak street
Miss Mamie Madsen is visiting rela-
tiyes in Chandler
Mrs J n. Wallace Is visiting rela-
tiyes in Kansas City
Misses Ida and Mamie Lohr are
visiting with friends in Cashon
Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Boyer are now
visiting relatives IN Nacona, Texas
Miss Mildred Carter Is IN saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Duhnam and
little daughter are visiting friends IN
Oklahoma city today.
Mr. ani Mrs. J. B Fairfield re-
turned this morning from an extended
trip through the East visiting points
IN New England and the jamestown
exposition while away.
Miss Lena Hunter has returned
from an extended eastern pleasure
trip At Chicago she was Joined By
her sister Mrs Lillian Judisch. and
together they journeyed by easy
stages to points n Pennsylvania, Vlr.
ginia, Maryland and other states. I'M.
cludiug a visit to the jamestown ex.
position.
The recital given at the home OF
Mrs Bert Blake was greatly enjoyed
by those In attendance The partici
pants IN the enjoyable program were.
Venus MCNEIL, Ethel CohagEl. Ercle
Han, Whllie Guthrie. Gladys Han. Roy
Blake, Marrila Han. Gay MoNeill.
Helen Cohagan, Mrs, Blake.
The Shakespeare club held an inter.
estlng meeting this afternoon at the
Carnegie library There was large
attendance The lesson story was
review Of the FIRST act Of "A Winters
Tale
The Friday Afternoon Whist club
VIII meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs S x Van Vorhees al her home.
III East Noble avenue
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w. II Merten and Senator n. G. r.
Brodball members of the board Of
regents of the Agricultural and Ne.
chanical college at Saltwater re-
turned this morning from that city
where they attended a meeting OF the
board last evening Ia addition 10 reg.
ular routine business being trans.
acted, the board expelled five boys
who were connected with cutting
ARRAY last spring Senator Brodball
SAYS the school is ia fine condition
and that many new students have al.
ready announced their intention Of
enrolling m the school this foll
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Personal Mention: /:

sP PersOnal Mentions
sHsHsEsasEsneHaBanauaaswas
Dan I,entz is in Mulhall.
Ed Hull is in saltwater.
Tom welcb is in coyio.
JH stumpn is in Perry
n phnlips is in Perry.
W. H. Nsrton is IN Perry.
H. r. aowden IS in sparss
adam rrsboud Is in Ripley.
D. ~ Kelley IS in Ponca City
James Kirkwood is in Favnee.
C. NJ sorenson Is in saltwater
Fred heck is in Pleasant Valley
Guy owens is IN Oklahoma City.
j. r sharpe is here from Purcell.
Chas. Olson has returned to Coyle.
Rev W II. Humphrey is in Enid.
H. J. Taggart is in Oklahoma city
Rev. X j. Miller is here from Null
hall.
D. S. Welch is here from oklahoma
g. m. Bamford is in Oklahoma
Oscar curd is here from oklahoma
A J. Monlnenney is in Arkansas
Roscoe snoarer is in oklahoma
c. c. Alexander is in the city from
Perry.
n E. Morris, of Orlando, is a Guth.
rie visitor
Adolphus Buenting is in the city
from Coyle.
Bank Commissioner Ii. II. smock
is in Enid
n. e. hartman is here from Okla
homa City.
Delegate Sam Hayes, Of Chickasha,
is in the city.
Ira Longaker has returned from
Oklahoma City.
DR.. Hugh Scott has returned from
Oklahoma City.
Attorney Sam Harris is here from
Oklahoma City.
Rev. j. f Daisey has returned
from Oklahoma City
r. f. Urban has returned from
trip TO Oklahoma city.
G. 2. Page, a prominent cotton buy
er of Caney, is In the city.
d. l.. Larsh, regent of the Oklahoma
university is here from Norman.
Clarence Reed left last evening for
a two weeks yasation in Colorado
l.. p. Ross, J. Roy Williams, and
Evan Davis are in the city lNvn
Lawton.
Or A. L. Blesh went to saltwater
today to perform an operation for APP
pendiciris
John Miller, mayor OF Norman. is
in the city today comforting with local
politicians.
VIM. Mexican, Republican nominee
for register of deeds. is in the CITY
from Marshall L
Contractors II. NJ Fielding and WIN
Snyder left this afternoon for Fort
Smith, Arkansas.
Captain w A. Knipe, OF Perkins.
passed through the city this morning
enroute 10 Oklahoma City.
jesse Smart, bookkeeper at the
Guthrie National bank, has returned
from a months visit IN Missouri
j. Bachtold, VIM Ritzhaupt and Col
Henry Braun, returned this morning
from El Reno, where they attended
WHAT lT ls
Composition o. che famous Food.
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Cotton Carnival This Fall.

Dotton carnival ! MS FlII.
Local merchants are talking of
fall cotton carnival here beginning
November lst 1t Is practically as
gured thai the event viii be pulled
or although no definite arrangements
have been made along that line Sec
retary Rayson. of ,he Merchants Re
tail association. said To-Day; ives.
We VIII have a fall carnival anc we
aim 60 make Il the biggest event ever
held in the city. Cotton will be
king at this carnival
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Aimmermann's orchestra gives pub.
lie dance In evening at Electric park
pavilion.
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Muhphy a Good Campaiener

Sherin Bart Murphy Is In Coyle
today campaigning Bart is q jolly
good fellow and makes a good speech.
with witty. Irish stories that he has
to tell He can tell more good, whole
some jokes than the average drummer
He has a new one, What the Irish
man thinks of the Yankee, which
can't be beat and Bart can tell It right,
too.
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.
Charters Issued.


Charters we're issued from the Office
Of the territorial secretary this morn.
ing 10 the following corporations:
The Polar Wave Ice company, Of
Shawnee. with $4,000 capital stock
The directors are: t. Noerng of Fon
Du Lac. Wis. A. NJ. Baldwin and
Clyde 10 Scott. of Tecumseh.
The Clinton Sewer company. Of
Clinton with $4,000 capital stock The
directors are; Henry Schafer, of El
Reno, a. Long, i. j. Nance, w. r.
Coleman, j G. Davis. H. @. Brewer
and VIII Coleman, all OF Clinton.
The high Point Cemetery associa-
ttion, of Puifalo. with the following
trustees r. E McWlnn, w. Il. Tenn.
pie, Chas. johnson, George Anderson.
II. Share. w Hawkins and Allen
Porter, all of Buffalo
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M Foitcc court.
John Ransom Harry Guest and
Ernest Butler. all colored, were fined
So each by Judge Boles this morning
Tor lighting
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time since the start of The associa-
ton, three years ago
Messrs w. K Patterson, VIM. Nc.
Coy and Robert Sohlberg were ap-
pointed to solicit stock for the re-
naming part of the $1,000 Guthrie
auxiliary fund which was organized
last year to insure the permanency Of
the inshtution IN this city. AS soon
as the balance OF this stock is sub
cribed a stock company will be form.
ed and the association will be incur-
porated At the meetirs last night no
date was set for the next years en-
campment but 1t was decided that it
would he much earlier than It was this
season probably during the first
week in July
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thirst published in Daily Leader Ans
q. 1907
Notice Of Application
,ro. Tor Liquor License
ty ss
Notice is hereby given that we
James 5. Bryan and w i. Black have
this day filed 10 the Office Of the coun.
" Clerk, In and for said County orr
petition, asking that license be-
granted ms under the name OF Bryan
black supply Company to sell at
Wholesale malt liquors on lots to G.
block 96. Third Ward. Guthrie Prope-
IN said County and Territory
II no protest be filed before Sep.
tember III, 1907 we win demand Of
the County Clerk Of said County that
petition De granted and license issued
as provided by law.
JAMES s. BRYAN.
w. j. BLACK.
Applicants.
Dated August 21th, 1907
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The Social World
PRosPEcrua
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Shakespeare club meets in club
rooms at Carnegie library In after.
noon. Lesson study Review OF hrst
act Winters Tale"
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Guthrie Whist club meets in after.
noon, place to be announced later
Miss Hagars pupils give recital at
her studio 4l6 East Cleveland avenue
In evening
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sarrlok gives their first anniversary
reception Saturday night. Music from
eight TO ten p. M, by Zimmerman's
orchestra.
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Departmeni esrsonaIs.

Assistant Attorney General Joe H.
Cline viii return this week from
Ohio.
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WOMAN lNSULTER
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
tBy Asaociated Pressl


East9n Pa Aug n WHliam
Handy alleged lnsultor of women, an.
rested after n revolver fight IN which
lc killed Policeman Shuman. narrow.
ly escaped lynching last night at the
hands of "A mob which battered for
seversl hours at the jan door and
tried 10 induce The authorities 10 give
prisoner mp The police were firm
bid the man and hurried him at $50
first opportunity from town
COUPLE WEos FOURTH TIME.
M. and Mrs. Elliott Not Frighte ned
by Three Divorces.
Humboldt Mob, Aug. 27.-Mr. aud
Mrs Elliott Perry. of smithfeld Neb..
were made husband and wife there
today for The fourth time They were
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ihose who have stomach trouble.
no matter how slight, should give
eEefy possible help to the digestive
orsahs SO that the food may be IA.
Besled with the least effort. This
may be done by taking something that
contains natural digestive properties
something like Kodol For tfndlges.
'lon and Dyspepsia KodoI * a prep.
a'ation OF vegetable acids and cor.
'ains me very same juices found M 2
nealthy stomach. II dlgests what
YOU eat Sold by C. r. Renfro.
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No.arv conn,IssIons.

Applications for notary public com
missions were received at the terri.
toriaI secretary's office this morning
from the following
i. X. Greene. of Lawton, for co.
manche county.
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9tallers Meet Toniaht.

The Merchants Retail association
will hold special meeting tonight
at the Eisenschmidt shoe store. A
full attendance is desired Business
of Importance,
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aTAa'Etl'Hd'itsl'Itti'N a'1s sl71s'H s'lts'Ns'E1
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN

Erecting Modern Residence.
J. s. b. Hall is erecting a modern
residence at 423 East Oklahoma ave
nue., facing Ash street.