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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Sic6rn @u6nbGuicr eingedifert.

Steben Mpbtbnttcr etitgedtf1crt.
@erbeerenoc 6cucrsbrunit in ser
Nad6orihoft bon grooflpn, anne
4rlmoel-GountD Cine gan3e
Dem Srn. Sobn 9adbolS gebo.
rige SGllierreibe Elm Huub Der
Slummen. - 5000 S6ooen.
8eitern Worgcn 3niiden Witter'
nadt un6 2 ltbr tpltr0cu Iieben
@obnbduier i'm criten Hre3intt OeS
erItet IiItriftS bon Mime Iruu0el'
Gountp total burf 5euer 3erit0rt. In
Die Sduier BON Ser nGfIten SpriBcn.
Itotton ST. iueit obaeIegen maren,
brannten 0ieielben nie0et, obne oab
Die 6euerluebr Cinen 8eriudl madte,
Dem perbeeren0en Clement Ginbalt
81 tbun. 0ie Sauier iin0 idmmtlidl
Gigentbnm oe5 Srn, Sohu gafbaus,
luelder I'M Sanoper. Worft einen
6iihltan0 betreibt. Sed)S oerielben
iporen crit fiir5li6 errihtet noroen
mo fiinf Der neuen SGuIer paren be.
iuobnt, mGbrenb zines Icer Itano. Gin
alteS WobnballS, oa3 Ieer itono,
tpllr0e bon Srn. 8ndbalS ielbit be.
lpobnt. Gie 9ran0uriahe lit rnbe.
fonnt uno sic obOnhloien 2eutc bot.
ten iid) bis geitern abeno nod alien
StmmclSridtungen uer3ogen. glS
Serr 9adGaus nm 1@t ltbr geItern
Morgen pom Sanoper.W nrft beinl.
febrte, fam er nod gero6e reht3eitig
on, nm lein Anmeien nieoerbrennen
5u iebcn. Ter ongepid)tete Sdaoeu
bctrGgt $4,000 uno lit MIR tb%eillpeiie
onrh @eriidlerung 9e0cdt.
Sam gnGbig bapon.-@ e.
gen zines unprobo3irten IngrifieS
dllf Serrn SSracl 9irfeneflo, BON 9tr.
POO, Noro.&inccnt Iilep, muroe ge.
itern Ser Neger gotparo 1reemon,
bon Ar. 324, Noro-9 ruceitroBe, pont
Holi5eiridter Bead Inn $25 uno So.
iIen beItroft. Der Neeer fiibrte Iih
nm Somitog slbeno in Srn. 9irfen.
ielb'S @irtbidoit nuf uneebiibrlibe
8eile orf, un0 oa ieoe Wabnltng oes
Grlteren nid)ts niibte, begab iih Der
@irtb binuuS. nm einen Eoli5iiten at
boIen. @r fonnte itoeiien feinen fin.
oen, uno oils er obnc Goli5et 5l,riid.
tebrtc, priigeltc i'm Der Neger ourd].
Wntter uno Sobn gegen
0oter. - Samuel Iopp, bon Nr.
2204, @brtition.S traBe, muroe ge.
tern ilt ser iiiotpeitIid)en Yoli5eilta.
ton pegcn Hiibeitorung nm $25 uno
Soften beitraft. @ie iid bel Dem go.
li5eiperb0r berousiteIte, lit bieies Ell.
l,er iencr monnigfoden Sale, no Die
Wiitter 5llm Sproblitg balt uno oo.
bllrd Den Corn 6es 8uterS berausior.
bert, glS aapp om Somitog Nbenb
beinl fam, begonn err ieiuen Sobn
NIT &orniirfen 81 i~iberbGufen uno
oils Die Wutter iid fir Den Sobn ms
3eltq legte, periibte Der Gltere 4opp
einen iold)en SfononI, ooB Die Yoli.
sci einidritt.
II ter b + o dene Sor6 Of.
ungSreiie. - Saoie Booth, bon
Nr. 25O5, Melt-S opette.S Str, uno gm.
mo @bite, stuei II Sabre olte MGe.
oelein, murOen oeItern Morgen iriib
nm balb bier llbr I'M ipeltlid)en 81.
thrift bonn Eoli5iiten gtoonan aufge.
griffen, oils tie planloS berumirrten.
Sic muroen in Der peitlihen Holi3ei.
Citation f~eItgebolten, bis ibre gItern
tie abbolten.
9eim aartenipieI per.
baftet. - @Gbreno geitern Wor.
gen friib flint Stuoenten in Dem
Souie Nr. $50 @eit.9 altimoreltruBe,
einem aartenipieI obIogen. m,iroen
iie bonn Boli5iiten MeSntpre iiber.
rlmpelt, unb Yoli5eiridter 2ooen
itroite 6ie Singer Der Mlma Nater ie
Inn $2,45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Cur Weadltnna.

TEL pTeutfde GprreipenSsnt" ntmmt 10 iebsr
Stlt 9erldte auf Aber gsrlObHnaen, SpdI5eItsn,
@ebuttStags, Bolbene NIB flberns Soh5siteu,
&eienihaiiS III. Abeube rte, nit ben Ramen bsr
aHprieuoen, BITE absr beutlth gefhriebsu ieiu
iuntu. Mud gerfcual.9iDtiSeu merbeu asrn
auigruGmusu. lie 6iufeubrr FOIder 9erihts
mIHsu aber ibrtn g9amen u%uttrfhreI6sn unS
pDr Anem Mint UeraeHer, loo bic n%eitIIftsit
%itattiaub - straBs nub SapSuummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
S6tfsfarten

bon uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Rep Yorr, &aiiite ODER 3ipiihen.
bed. @edyiel, alisIdnoiid)es Selo,
Greoitbriefe unb @eIoienouneen.
Sbeo. $. 9iencr & &c.,
Nr. 217, Oit'8altimure-S trafe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Gotbe 8n6
"0eutfden eorre(ponoent''
fir 1908 III in @pr6ercituna.

Sober regelmGBige abonncnt Oc5
9lotte8, oh fir Die tGgIide, INCIDENT.
Iihe ooer Sonntngs auSgobc, miro
eiu GrempIar unentgeltlidJ erbaIten;
baiiclbe lit nidJt 5n %uerfanien nnS MIR
Snbieri6cntcn uerben cS erBalten.
Sin p~oIIen6eS Heuinbrs 8eidenf
fir 3rcunoe uno 8ermanote i'm alt.
beimnt6Ianoe lit Der m6dcntIide
Correspondent. @em iett beitelt,
miro an oie aoreiie olld 6as 8otbe
8ud bei0roert wer6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Wenbelcr's 6otel, 400 Galpert.,
Gfe InlbcrrB-Str Glegante Sdjlaf.
simmer, mafige Yreiic. Wabl5siten
sm icoer SagesSeit. MegnlGre Diners.
Jeinite 8etranfc mnS Gisarren.
Gigentbiimer @altcr ". WenSeler.
(2O-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Scbbcf'S ein,iaeS Wtelier.

@ir babcn MIR Gin Mtelier In Valti.
more, mnS Sas befimoet iid) III Der
Gtage ST ebener Groe, Wr. 321, Norb.
GAP, nabe Siab-Str. &inoer.HbO.
t~osrapbien cine Spesiaiitat. - Seine
Ngenten mnb feline lreppen 81 iteiaen.
5. Sebbel. 6. Grni, Weidaftsfibrer.
(3to-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
,Sarmonie . SAFE"

nSafm0nte $ Nnfes"
Nr. 414, .Sapette. StraRe, &arl
Shmiot, Smbaber. @iirsbnrser Sof.
brGm friidl am 3apf, Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Scoen Samitag Nbeno
Irei-Gunsert. (9lpril1tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
SiitOriidDe Slaaac.

Worplon6 im9eiib Der einji9en 9un-
0e3ilugge aus Dem IS. Sabrbuns
BERT. @ie8 Den Qruppen i'm
llnabbGngigteitS-ari ocn @eA.
@ebte in Der Sdlodt bon Nortb-
Hoint.
9}ad) elmer lonGcn llnterIudung,
iucld)e bon Dem Ncm, 0orter Hedt9a
onmolt 8erboro 9api5, cinem Sc.
lhidt1iorider, ongcitcllt puroe, bat
Is iid] b%erou59eItellt, 0aB MarDlano
I'M 9ciite Der cin5igen nod eriitiren.
Den 9un0cSfo6ne lit, peld)e BON iets
men Staatstruppen I'M G%epolutionSs
triegc getrogen iprroc. 9Id)t Der 13
lripriingIiden Staotcn iino I'M 9e.
lite BON StoatsiloggcL tueIde bon
Srllppcn 9etragen lultrocL 0od) ut
0oS Nntionalbanner, meldeS iCBt i'm
Slnggcn5immer be5 Morplan0 aopi-
tols o%lfbelunbrt miro, ein5ig in lei.
her Irt. gin Die Snbne tniipit lidJ
cine intereiionte @ei6ihte. SSm He.
rolntionSfriege fiibrtc iie 0ie Grllp.
pen ms @efeAt, un0 in ser Shlodt
lei Nortb.Eoint lultr0e iie bon Dem
Sobne ocS Snbnentr1gcrS getrngen,
mcldem lie i'm Observation-Disclosures
moertrollt iuar. IS iheint 5~lueifeI.
los 81 ietn oob ite Die 0Iteite 6lo9gc
uno oicienige lit, ipeIdc in lleberein.
thinning ocS Grizzlies int GongreB
pom II. SUM TIT bcrgeiteat lpurbe.
Sic lpuroe als HeBinlent$iobne beS
3. Morptdnocr &c1hnentes utter
0berit tSbbn EHget Notboro uno in
scr Sdfud)t bon Coupons bon g8il.
fam @odclbr g%etrdgcn, Tieicr mur.
&c IN scr Stlod)t ~perruunoet unO
brod)tc Die 5logoe nod Baltimore,
ais ibm lein Ibidieo be>piQigt mltrbe.
9tod icinem 1881 eriolgtcn 1o0e blieb
0ie Sabine i'm Ye1ibe ser Somilie ru1o
nrlroe in Der Shlo6t bon Nortb-
Eoint bon ociien %gIeidnamigen
Gobn, einem Mitglieo oeS q. Hegi-
mentS oeS Wnrpldnber WtilitGrS. &c,
troaen. 0erielbe @iQiom 9ohelor
trltg Die Slogge bel allen Yoroocn
oc9 HegimentS bis 5llm Sabre 1910,
ais ooS Hc9iment iif auil0ltc. Nod)-
Der trug er lie bel ben Yorooen Der
nSlo DEFENDERS Iliociation", beret
Mitglieo er Qemorben nar. @iIliom
Nod)elor itarb 1885 I'M Mlter bon 80
Sobren uno 1894 muroe Ole SABINE
bon ser Somilie Ser .@eleuld)nit 0eS
arieaes bon 1912" oils @eifent iibers
l~ieiert. 8on oieier @eieuid)olt murOe
tic am 10. Sttober 1907 oem Staate
ilbergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Sheo. $. 9iener & 60.

Seutlhes unb anberes ousl1noi-
ihes 8elo g~efaiiit uno uerfauft.
8eloIenoungcn beiorgt mad Geutid.
Iano, Seitreih, Hiblano II. |. 10.
@ehieI ousgeiteat aif auslanoiide
ganfen. grcoitbriefe uno Srapelers
Cheques.
2f7O.sBaltimorcsSt r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Nnam S6h.

Nbam Sbit,
Nr. 511, @eit Qerinstun 'Strakc,
empfieblt iein Eager in @bein. anS
Wpiel,ucinea fir sic Jeiertaae.
(apriI17. GoNoEo.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
yNriOn,"
-0Omiidle Spcr-
(20,22)

9WittuodJ, ben %. Sanuar 1908,
n8ermania-W W GnncrdJOr- Safe"
(20,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

y0crmania = WGnncrdur."
Sente ....., WUntag ...... bente
ben 20. Snnnar.
3iueiteS grpReS Gun5crt nnb @al.
900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Cine s ii + merge d / d t {
NJ t elmer Moral. - Sap Ne.
ger boben Siibner lieb - beSbolb oft
merben Siibncroieb', bauou fam bell.
IL ST. ibrem S6ooen Srau Gina @oli
Gin Sieo berioeen. Die Siibner Der
belogten Srou - Die bielten lif ouf
gans genall - i'm Siioen an Der
@cpler.S troBe gan5 oif)t bel elmer
fleincn @oiie. = Der 2Grm bon Die.
lem S%eberpieb -rei5t Solution uno
0lib @nlter aep - 5tpci Ncger aus
Siio.9altimore - nit ipenig 8e!o
iinb piel Sumor. - Sic tbaten alIo
adt Der ,Gbiden" geborig Gins
an 3ellge fliden. = Sn zines Codes
tieien @riiuocn = bos S%eberpieb nun
that perihipinoen. 9onn eiltell
ipornitreihs raid bon bonnen bie
beiben i6ipor5cn boien Wtanneu -
lin 5u peripanoeln ibre 9eute - in
foidD're Collars, banlit beilte - &c.
niigenb @elo in ibrem 0elib I'm
6u erlangen ben iboniten SffuipS.-
God nit oes 8eidides Weohten -
9efonntIi6 lit fem 9unb 81 fled)ten
- 9enn 10 ein 9laurod ltreitet
idneu - Seorboroueb mar bier
gleih our Steu - Gripiltt Die Vei'
Ben bei'in Sblamittden - Vringt lie
nit Subn unb Sibneriittden -roid)
nat) bes Siioens SbemiS-S empel -
$40 &idtcr Cor briidt ieiaen Sten1-
pei = 50 aiif elm nieolib' 0ofument,
- oas mo ald elm commitment"
nennt. - Sect iisen binter aerfer-
moilern = Die beiben Neger urlo be-
boiiern = oab iie in reifen WanncS-
iabren = iid ltiirsten nod III iolbe
8efabren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
HASKELL FOR
CHAIRMAN

Denver colo, July 6.-Governor e..
n. Haskell OF Oklahoma, Is to be the
chairman OF the committee on resolu-
tions Of the democratic national con
vention The Information about Mr..
Haskefs selection is definite. He
brought it himself straight from Lin
coin, where he had a long conference
with the oracle There aad been
hint Of what was TO happen. how
ever, before Governor Haskell arrived
showing that there is still long-dis-
tance between Denver and Lincoln.
Neb
Governor Haskell also brought with
him one or two OF Mr. Bryan's ideas
on the platform. They touch particu-
larly upon the anti-injunctiou and the
financial p.anks. Concernirg the
first, the Oklahoman has as yet My
vague idea. but he understands Mr..
Bryans mind in the financial matter.
The financial plank is 10 hY, in brief,
the Oklahoma banking law. That IS
10 say, il is to be declaration ipr
~avernment guaranty OF national
bank deposits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
ROMESEEKERS COME
IN CONTINUAL STREAM
Panhandle Turning Out Good
Crops Instead Of Famous
Steer

Special to Dairy Leader
Lubbock. Texas. July 6-Wcst Tex
as IS rapidly being cut int small
farms, and a few years win see the
end of the big ranch in this section.
Two hundred thousand acres IN six
large tracts have been sold in this sec
ton o. the Panhandle this spring. for
the purpose of dividing into farms for
settlers who are pouring into the
country IN a steady stream from the
n rth and East
Two years ago one could travel for
mile after mile in Lddbock Hockley
and Cochran counties without meet.
ing person cr seeing habtation,
Those old frontier seense are passing
away with asst nishing rapidity. and
llte East Texan always led to think
that nothing but cactus grows out
here. is indeed surprised when he be
holds the yorlant fields and fine
craving crops of wheat. oats alfalfa
corn and cotton-yes. cotton for the
fcecy staple IS now raised in paying
quantities and tae quality IS g od
Farmers and stcckmen are becoming
convinced that here is the great corn
and wheat country of the Southwest.
big Tracts Now Few.
At times one still reads OF tract
OF 5000 to $1,000 acres being sold
lock. stock and barrel as the saying
goes, with no mcfe flourish Kan q
fancher would sell a Hereford steer
But taese big dea.s are growing less
and less. and The end OF The 50.000
acre tract in this section OF the c0un
/ try Is near at hand. The largest
branches are now in oldham Deaf
SMITH. Bailey and lamb counties.
\ II Ono 81 tae largest deales In the Pan
hhndlc tlf week is the transfer OF
aDout N at1 acres Of Cochran county
land to b. Eaton, wellto-io resident
of Mineral Wells lie is preparing
to cut this land up into small tracts
Tor the h0meseeker. Cochran county
IS doing all il can 10 induce settlers
to come into it, The cutting up OF
lhis tract will make room for 200
Traditional families. and it Is expected
they win take up the tracts within a
year at the outside.
Mr. Eaton is interested in a new
line Of railr ad that Is being construct
led through the Panhandle and It is
iia plan TO see taat branch. at least
VII pass through the county he Is
lendeayorlng to fill with settlers. The
line is to run to Ration, n. Nj.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
MAN s ARM
SHOT OFF


Special to Daily Leader
Okmulggee, Okla, July 6.-H. G.
Morgan, horse.trader of Bald Hin,
In the OH field northeast of this city
was accidentally shot VITA q gun in
nis own hands lie was IN the act Of
trading for a watch with d e Green
owner Of the Commercial hotel and
had taken the gun out OF the wagon.
Joe Cherry who runs the wagon yard
whore the negotiations we-e being
carried on remarking at the time thar
It was loaded and he ought NOT to
handle I, so carelessly Tho gun slip
ped from his aand striking on Inc
tongpe Of the wagon and was dis
cAasSed shooting hts left arm off at
the shoulder He remarked cody. II
ann shot ho3s" y p Green saia:
'and It has killed youn He replied:
Ne. not mneht" Cherry and Green
both grabbed Morgan and laid him
down and within FIVE minutes he was
dead.
ile had come in from the country
with pls wife son and married
daughter and ho- husband and were
camping in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
a g4aRoW ESCAPE.
Unels Reubsn's Ssovy Of His First Aid

SRClo heADtn tstoiV o. MS FiFst fttd9
In an Elevator
Uncle Reuben came back from the
rIty excited and nervous He had
gone to the city 10 transact some law
business connected with bis farm With
awyer whose office was in mod
ern skyscraper and whose address ken
ben carried aloug for memorandum.
"WaaL" he began after his wife.
alarmed nt his changed condition. had
thrcatcned TO summon the doctor from
the nearest village II he would net ex
plain It's cause. Il had about tn skin
uiest shave from death thls morning
ever heard on! 1t wuz In that law
yel's buildln' too Y sec, | found IN
right place an started loolSin through
10 buildin' f'r bis name an number
Finally after walkin' up stairs after
stairs FL over TWO hours | set daoNn
all tired out on tn top step O. th' last
stairway completely discouraged.
"'Where Sln | lind Lawyer Barnes
Officer asked a man hurryin' by
me. He Didn't stop. but Just pointed
his thuub ut young fellar standin
beside little cagelike room chewin
gum like S'yty. SO stepped over an
inio this little room an asked tn boy
II he wuz Lawyer Barnes clerk. No,
be ssz bit fresbiike. but I'll see that
y see mr Then that fresh young
fehar hit tn wall punch that did
th hull busiuessw
Here Reuben paused to cover his
eyes and shake all over.
HE hadn't any more'n hit that
wall when he dislodged that room
git-rlch-quick fastenin's," he went on
when his spell was over. "an' tn hull
floor 0 that room fell right out an
daown them fifteen stories TO tn
ground, takin me an that young fellar
with ltl
"Waal. thank God. here be. sarahy
How either o. us escaped gluln' every
bone In our bodies broke | don't know
an don't care. All I know is that
floor fell Fat on tn ground an we
didn't lose cur footiIr When that
shock wuz over l hugged III young
fcller fr joy an give him a five dollar
BIN fr openln' III door an letiiR' me
out ahead % him. Then l hustled fr
home Bohemian Naeozins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06

our pecple have sung star Spangled
aanner Rcd, White and Biao and
America
Observing Governor Ilaskells and
Guthries mayors recent proclamations
the advent Of the 4eth star was com
mem rated By services at the Masonic
romple Saturday morning at IL
ycioeE. Appropriate exercises We're
eondpoted under the charge OF Sena-
tor ihrper S. Cunningham. The song
srvice yeas conducted by Miss Wili
anna, directs, Of the Temple puarteite
ION was raised, showing forty-siX
Stars, The "star Spapgled Banner
as sung Cfther patriotic songs were
sung during the cerem ny closing
With America the National hymn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
PROCLAMATION sY THE MAYOR.

In compliance with the prociama-
lion of his Excellency, Governor Has
kell. and IN patriotic recognition OF
tne compliment to Oklahoma on the
occasion OF the unfurling of the Ok
lahoma Flag with as stars thereon,
placed there by the hands OF 92 OF
the representative women In Oklaho-
ma. l respectfully request the people
of the city Of Guthrie to suspend bust
ness from 10 o'clock a M. 10 ~
O'Clock noon on Saturday, July 4. 1908
and attend the exercises which Will
be arranged by a committee 10 carry
ont the suggestions or the governor
also respectfully request tae
teachers Of tie various public schools
so far as practicable 10 organize their
schools ami attend the exercises with
them IN q oOiy.
/ hereby appoint as committee
20 arrange tho program. select the
place OF assembly. and do an that may
be necessary 10 carry out the desires
ef the governor as expressed in his
proclamation Miss CAROLYN Williams
DR. G. b. Hill and Mrs II H.
smock. said exercises 10 take place
ipromniiy al II o'clock s. m, which
allowing FOR difference IN time VIII
De the exact hour that the flag will
be unfpeled over Liberty Han IN Phi
adelphia.
G. NJ, BARNES.
ATTEST Mayor
10. w. KfNNAN.
f1IfU CLARK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
A STEADY Drain
Sick Kidneys Weaken tho Whole
Eody--Make You lll Lnnsud and
Depressed.

- o. NsfeN.Nf
Sick kidueys weaken the whole body
hrouEh tna continual drainage OF
albumel FROM the blood
into The urine and lha substitution of
poisonous uric acid ihat goes broad.
cast through the aysigm sowing TIE
seai3 cf disease Loss Of alhnmoa
causes weakness languor depres Son
Uric poisoning causes rheumatic pain
nervousness. nause3o crlcks Ia the
back. grayel and kidney stones The
proper treatment is n kidaey treat.
mont. and the best remedy is Doau's
Kidney pills Great Guthrie ctres
prove it,
Airs i. - Cotton. OF S04 w Manaur
81 Guthrie okla sayf "Mg bias
hand usel mau1 remedies in his as
tenuta 10 covegt the too lercmont ac-
iiol of the kidney secretious. and
Doin'a kidney ms procured at q ~.
Nalaeoa drug store Wes the only
ore mat gave him satisfactory ro.
fef ann at present giving them 10
my boy Who is troubled by q bladder
weakness, and from their enecllVcness
m Mr CCttcn's case : hrve every con-
adence that they win also cure my
s9n
For sale hy all aeaiers Pf.cc so
eants Fostcr Nnburn Co. nuaalO
New YORK sole ageuts ior the United
Staiea.
Renemior the name Doan' and
take 10 olher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
MURRAY To.
PEN EULO


Special to Daily Leader.
Denver, Colo. July Cd
Bill" Murray, of Oklahoma, il
in the thick Of IT, He has bee
missioned by some of the Brya
ers to draw up a resolution of
on Cleveland. SO Murray sha
his pencil and went to work.
lie is still at 1t. He hopes I'd
worded tonight to suit him an
he viii submit It to a caucus
leaders and it will be given cor
ton along with like resolutio
mulated by other high brows
party Murray thinKs he knol
about how much the Western|
Gratis will stand of a Clevela
logy and is heeling to the lin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06

Fratefnai on Co. Bartlesville, Okla,
capital stock $4,000; directors, H. G.
ard Howard Wehher, of Bartlesville;
AZ. N, p. u ard James IS Webber.
% Of Dewey.
Northern oil Co.. OF Muskpsee, capi-
tgi 81 ek $4,000; directors W. O.
Carr lhciaas l.cahy and r H. Folkc'
bcnier. az of AluskOgee
Bank OF Millerton. Of Miuerton,
ORla. capital stock $4,000; directors
Benedict Miller Of Kansas City Mo-
Ron Miller jr.. aud Nauonsl Taylor
of Mnlenon, Okla.
3 nndttd Creamery aud Ice Cream
1s Mpskngee, csli.tal sltcA $4,000;
directors Thomas. james and Mrs
nelle Klfcheil ali of Muskogee.
Crystal springs Water Co.. OF Tth
ieauah mcre7se of capital stock from
sINNa1 ln 9f0aooo
qle Ycf-Ney Mercantile Co. a. ST
l.aa' name as lheiragent II. 3, Peeb
lcs, of Wo dward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06

II was the Gre, time he had sung III
an Episcopal choir. and he felt strange
ly out OF place IN the vestments he
wore The other chorlsters looked com
Portable cneuah. bet tie new one was
sure he would trip oA the skirts OF hls
cassock whcu BE went up the chailSel
steps. and he knew that n he did not
stop persplring his clcah linen Gotta
would be sadly nussed The opening
prayer had been lntoned by the rector,
and the Singers were in line waiting
Tor ,he introduction to the proee' sioaEI
20 be played when one Of the basses
whispered ln the new mans car:
"Nos're tenor aren't yous"
II snppoee So" he rcplied. "bpt ]
rec Ike a iWospot New York Times
Tne man wno is driven to drink by
bad luck would probably have bccn
ruined By prosperity. Record.
Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06

My little boy, four years old
severe attack OF dysentery. u
two physicians; both of ther
him up. We then gave him CH
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Dill
Remedy which cured him and
that saved his life. William ri
ing, Carbon Hill, Ala. There
doubt but this remedy saves til
Of many children each year.
with castor oil according to th
printed directions and a cure
tain. F0y sale Dy 9. r. Renff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS
N0tary csmmIssI0ns.

Notary Commissions.
chas- Verne, Of Pauls Valley for
GgrSin county
Hunter Montgomery. OF ol,emah, for
OkmFkee county.
a r. Mari of Sulphur, for Murray
county
f. NJ Clark, " Bokoshe. for LeFlore
county
81 Smith. OF Min Creek for Johns
ton county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06

Cenno be more PLEASANTLY ct conYen-
ieutiy reached than by The Grand
Trunk Lehigh Valley double track
route via Niagara Fails Solid through
trains Of ccaehe and sleeping cars.
Magnificent scenery.
For descriptive literature apply 10
Geo. W. Vaux A. c. p. d 4 A. Grand
Trunk Railway System. 1875 Adams
ST.. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-06
QUAKER CITY MAKES
ELA803ATE DISPLAY
Old Glory With Ash Star Waves
over Historic IntgpsI-
dsnCe Hall



~ a~fai IL Daily Leader
v1EadalpAia. Pa. .tniy 6--From the
g. ~ s.t, .ht,b tF.
AileiN4n i'ee''f'''l0h ol i'V'epene-
reo uss gned. aal on the annlver
rg ot the day whea The American
5l as shuniei ed. iAe ahackles that
ngllna had placed upon them WAS
a-a * O'Clock SATURDAY he Na-
31'a 1Nesi tias, 1hich c2ntairg
raw star numbered SO that repre-
sants tle Nations newest state, that
hanncr commonwealth ot tho uth-
west 'hQ- 4aa 80 recently ccsae bound
ng with vigor lnto tile ssierhc1d OF
ig.ea
Ihugsands were gathered ipcl the
lad lno festivities hafkcd ne
of iae woa historic events ihat the
sld Quaher city has experienced in
any 01E The Nation a tribulh-
t.uns ard rs triumphant glories We're
rceatniol By tae speakers and strains
0i the STAR 5pangled Banner issued
from the great tirOns as the folds a.
the Oh Glory wore spread upon the
breeze.
The Oklahoma iiae was presented by
~. u. Apfaday. u WAS received by
Mayor RcYburn Qn behalf Of the city
who ~ turn lsc8ntci 80 Mr llorna-
iay flns mode by tle Betsy Rosscs
of phliadcipi iia
ii re pcpding 20 ne address made
% hchalf uf ihc city cf phciladelphia.
ol q H Seward of Okiah ma, past
'lrpaIimcnt commander oi ihc Grand
I ftF tI u. . tuh