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TOrtGring Animals
To Assist Science
Is a Cruel Method 10 Follow, But IL
Has Saved Many Human lives.

Has Saved Many Human Lives.
Prof paw ". of Russia. was en-.
gagged for many years in experimental
work. trying to learn The workings OF
digestion, especially the digestive
glands
he. with able assistants, operated
upon dogs, eats suinea pigs and other
animals
Ills methods were seemingly painiul,
nut he gave 20 science work which
won the Nobel prize and made for him
an nndying fame
Science pencil rated the secrets of na
bre PROT Pawlow saw animals d.
gesl food. He analysed juices from
every part of he digestive canal and
stomach nndcr an conditi MS of dlges.
tiou. he spent years OF ceaseless
study amid the bowling and dying
beasts. but he won. aud science today
locks upon him as a great man.
ITO do great rigAt DO little
wrong Shakespeare said, and Prof.
Pawlow obeyed this trite saying
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are pre-
pared by the most scientific process.
They are produced by modern appli.
ances, and meet the demand of z0ih
century chemistry
They give man the meansro correct
his nfirmities OF stomach and diges
tive organs.
They enrich the blocd, give nature
the Juices aud fluids she lacks. stop the
formation OF noxioas gases and The fer
meuiation OF foods- sley nentralitf
powerful acids and alkalies which irFi
tate aud deyour The sic mach The
prevent and relieve bowel aud inies-
tinal trouble and sOothe the nerves.
Thoy sbould be used after every
meal whether one has dyspepsia an
stonaoh troubie 90 the stomach b,
naturally hesithyfoiBs their use ono
may eat al All hours and whatever cne
desires and they help the system
digest or throw OF such food They
are thoroughly meritorious as their
tremendous sale aud popularity Illus
irate.
Every drug store has them fr sale,
price soc per package u yon would
like 20 tost their merits free. send ns
your name ana address and We win
send you tflal package by mail with
out cost Address r. A Stuarr Co., $50
stuart Bldg, Marshall Mloh
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s2o.oo Reward.


For the arrest Of one John Bryant,
about feet and S inches high. weight
about l30 pounds, about 40 years Old
light complexion, blue eyes, dark hair,
wearing n Light bluelsn suit 81 clothes
white shirt black tie and white hat A
miner and logger By trade
Mary smale. IL years old, feet aud
5 inches high, weight 1874 pounds. light
complexion, light hair, large freckles
on face. a scar on top CT head tA
inches wide, 21a inches long, caused
by a burn, she is wearing a light blue
clothing low neck and shor. sleeves q
dark blue dress trimmed with x inch
white trimming. Wearing a green veil
over her head she also has 2 blue
dress that Is not made. They left here
Saturday night about eleven o'clock
John Bryant IS n married man AMI has
deserted his wife and children All.
dress by wire any information TO
JOHN II. SNALLE
Ke Ia, okla
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s2RsB3Es1SR .HsESH5E8aaRss
4 SHORT CUTS
Z TO THE NEWS
Observation-Disclosures y

The greatest display of hosiery and
lingerie ever seen he state. NOT
barring All dry gods stores. Was that
Witnessed a. thC circus grounds last
night Immediately after the perform
ance. Three acres OF l0.inch mud and
water prol nged The display
The animals sen5cd he coming
storm last night and be tents were
reinforced Otherwise. many accidents
would ahye been recorded today.
FOR RENT-2iG North First street. 4
ro ms, kilc1cn cistcrn aud c.iy
water close ln by A. @ Koslor. ne
East Oklahoma avenue
---~ ----- ---------
Barricks second anniversary today
Music nom 60 ~ y N EVory one in.
yiied.
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s'S8SaTHsH9HssN sBssa sgSaaEss
! WORK OF THE
! GRIM REAPER

Late yesterday afternoon occured
EN- death Of Col a. IA. plety the da
mise occurring al The family home oo
Noble avenue. Death was caused he
weakness and throat troubles brought
on pl very severe Attacks of asthma
Colonel Piety had attained the ma.
lure age Of 6S and his long war sery-
zoe ana subsequent army duties made
.oi bis a very active service IN the reg.
nlar army after :he war. During the
Civil war Colonel Piefy participated In
me following engagements Okal0ona.
Miss Raleigh Bolivar and shiloh.
folnesaee, GnuiOwn, Port Gibson.
GrandGulf Vernon. Egdpt Tallahatch.
ie river. Hurricane creek Oxfofd and
oxford and Ia NauvOo. Miss: Inda.
pendence Little Usage and Big Blue
ia Missouri and the battles or Bal
Run and shiloh
Colonel Pleiy was twice married
Mrs Mollie Osborne. Topeka. Mrs. Tin
DouaYan, Mrs Cora kepuedY Robcri
VII u aud II 50 last mentioned of
'ferre Haute) being fhe surviving chil.
dren by the frsiw ife aud Roscoe a
linotype operator in lho Leader office.
being the son by The present Mrs.
Picty.
Colonel Piety was Of fast dlsap-
peaing tyne Ruggedly energetic and
honest he lived an exemplary ife
whether az soldier or private citizen
he bore ihf distinction Of entering tho
Civil war a private and LEAVING as a
Colonel lie also was made captain In
the regular army by order OF The pres
ideni. retiring abouf Ten years ago on
account OF failing health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23
pooR RICHARDS PHILosopAY
Saturday Evening Post Gives cleo
Trust" sherman, jolt in solar
5lexuR

trust sherman, JOLT IN Solar
Plexus
The Saturday Evening Post found
ed A. D. 1928 by Benjamin Franklin,
occasionally produces bi; OF philos.
ophy worthy OF the pen Of Poor
Richard"
Although & staunch supporter Of
President Roosevelt, the Post takes
the following fan out OF lce-rrust
sherman, the republican candidate
for vicepresideut:
"What the laborers OF the land de.
sire, observed Mr.. sherman, in ac
cepting the yice-presidential nomina.
tIon, is the opportunity at all times
10 exchange their brain and Drawn for
good pay In good money A protec-
tive tariff. and the gold standard, both
the achievements OF the republican
party, give the laborers that opportu-
nifty"
About the same time u. +. Yoakum,
OF the Rock lsland-Frigco system
than whom. perhaps. no one can
speak on the subject With more autn'
ority said that four hundred thous-
and railroad men were ont OF Jobs or
on short pay. How many hundred
thousand workmen in other lines are
receiving the same blessing under pro-
lection and gold standard, We do not
know; but Mr. Sherman knows as we
know, that the number rs large.
One OF the purposes. then, FOR which
the republican committee needs mon
ey Is to convey to idle or half-pay
workmen an earnest assurance that,
thsnks 60 the tariff. they are enjoying
great prosperity
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Your speech sounded fine," said ths
attentive listener, but. do you know, !
can't remember half dozen words
Of H."
That's good answered Senator sor.
ghum. rihe art Of speechmalIng con
sists IN pleasing the ear without FOR
nishing aay data ,for Subsequent con
tradieiion Washipgtoi Star M ~
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GOES To OHIO
NEXT SUNDAY

GoyeFnor c. n. HASKELL announced
his morning tnas he would iepart
Sunday next for Ohio to make O speae-
ing tour OF that state.
The governor said he expected to be
away from Oklahoma fer some time.
but wonld retlfn m twenty four
hours' EQlice % ucsi amy ReDahhcan
IN the state IN Joint eeoate,
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a GIRLS DAY.

Canoeing, golfing rowing,
Some tennis. then
These interests keep her going
Well up to ten.
And then She goes a.stroning
Ger sandy dune,
Watches the breakers rolling
Until noon.
Goliing. canoeing. gliding,
Dressing TO dine.
Around the bah room gliding
From eight tonine
More walks meath stars a-winking
Are due of course.
A life like this, lin thinking,
wonld kill q horse.
Washington Herald.
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courts have decided the question.
daeming that he would be held liable
for the difference should The court rule
that the penalty should be collected
BY the state John Adams, one OF the
Logan county tax ferrets. stated 20.
day that he had listed much property.
Including mortgages etc. but that he
had refsged TO accept money untii the
penalty question had been passed rD.
on by The courts. He stated with
reference 90 The test suit siled In the
supreme court by Attorney c. G. Hor-
ner In which q temporary writ OF pro
hihilion was granted that he did mol
have any doubt as to the constitution
ality Of the law IN this suit the pen
ATTY question can not be raised. said
Mr. Adams. and Il viii be necessary
for another suit TO be- filed to test
that n0int
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TUBERCULOSIS
CONF FERENCE
tBy Associated press.l

Philadelphia, Pa Sept 23,-Mcn
who fight in the foremost rank In the
wrld-wide war against the "Grcat
White Plague" are gathering here to-
day 10 attend the seventh annual meet.
ing, Of the International conference on
tuberculosis which formally opens to.
night In Horticultural han
The openi2g session win be dov tei
entirely 10 a lecture by Prof notjhold
Pannwitz, of Berlin. sccretarygeneral
of the international conference. The
win adjourn Saturday night
Barricks second anniversary today
Music from to / D. m. Every one In.
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20 yon know how 10 turn siea
into tramp Aolhlng ea,irr Y0I
ass The tramp IA. ali having tlishe,
up the steak. yon GET il on plnie le
fore hia. That's an
flis 49, 49,.
Sally Gay What cunning little fe.
low ar. Callipers Is. Dolly Swift
cunningl Why. he's dreadfu;ly bow
legged Sally Gay Yes, but that gives
him such 40 arch look. you know
Truth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23
Nadine Face Powdea
Produces a Beautiful cOnploxion.

Soft and velvety.
Remains until washed
off. Purified by a
newly discovered pro-
cess. Harmless s-
water. Prevents re-
turn Of discclorations.
In green boxes only.)
Buy one SOC. pack
age and money will be
refunded * yous are
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H. l.. Kineheloe,. county clerk OF
Alfalfa county was here yesterday at
teding the show.
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Pink Pain Tablets--Dr. Shoop's-
stop Headache. womanly pains. any
pain, anywhere. in 90 minutes sure.
Formula on the 25c. box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about this formula
it's fine. Wallace's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

not entirely .atisted. Iints-White, Flesh.
Pink. Brunette. By leading druggists or mail.
Prcp'c by NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris. Tenn.
Sold by Briggs Pharmacy, WaIlace'S
Drug Store and other druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

Riugnngs' cireas took $4,000 out
of Guthrie
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Guthrie Street Railway company, Is
up from Oklahoma City making ar
rangements for extending their War
nef avenue line to Capital square.
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NJ. V hernatuy returned TO his home
in Frederick today after spending 4
few days with his son, United states
Narshal Abenathy and family.
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outhrIe raIent compIimented.

That Guthrie possesses rare talent Is
evidenced by the following notice In
the El Reno Democrat OF band CON
cert given AZ lll Reno Monday night IN
which two well known Guthrie ladies
are highly c1mpllmented:
'rhe features Of the program were
t5e violin numbers by Mrs Smock and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

Q. A chappoll is here from NewRirk-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

Barrlcks second anniversary today
Music from to II p m. Every one in
yited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

q NEeRo waITga 10 AIs RAcE.
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The Friday Afternoon EucAro club
viii meet this weel, with +. O. Rarkcr.
G2l East Springer. This will be the
initial meeting Of the club fer this fall.
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CONTINUED from Page ~
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Former delegate Milas Lasater was
In the city last evening form Pauls
Valley. as @nlig&
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the readings by Miss Phillips, Mrs
Smock's sister.
THE music loving publis Of FL Reno
has had the pleasure Of hearing some
splendid artists tn the numerous
lyceum courses ana the concert com
panies playing this city IN the last
fifteen years. but nenone OF them have
they heard the equal OF Mrs. Smock as
yioliuist, or the peer OF her sister as
q reader
Mrs Smock Is graduate of the
Chicago Musical college. q pupil rf
Bcenhard l.is,enman. and has been "A
member OF the Chicago Grand Concert
company. Edmund John Concert com.
pany. Imperial Quartette. and the Clara
Schumann ladys Quartette. Her play
ing Is Of that quality inat delights the
plain music lover as wen as the scaool
cd musician.
Miss Phillips also stglied in Chi
cago and has appeared before and
greatly pleased her audiences IN many
5f the large cities Her heavy seloc.
tiuns and humorous Sketches allie
elicit demonstrations from her hearers
for more di The same kind
Both ladies are Possessed Of q most
pleasing personality and the audience
falls IN love with them from the start
Mrs Smock is the wife of State Bank
Commissioners H. H. Smoek. She tray.
eled with concert company several
years and was considered one cf the
best viollnists sent out by The lyceum
| bureau.
4 The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Whist
I club met this afternoon at the home OF
( Mrs. J. II. Cotteral. 5l6 East Cleveland
IaYenne. There was fnll ATTENDANCE
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lcontinued from PAGE il
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Newspaper Man Weds.
Spectal to Daily Leader

Newspaper Man Weds.
Special to Daily Leader
Sulphur, Okla. Sept % The news
OF the marriage OF Miss Carrie Greene
of Sulpaur to g. J.. Kelley a promi.
nent newspaper man of Muskogee,
which occurred in Tulsa Sunday came
as an uiter surprise. except TO the inn
mediate family Of the bride The
young people had been cl SO friends
fGr somc time. Int their wedding was
unsuspected. Mrs. Keller is the
daughter Of Colonel A r. Greene,
superintendent OF Plat, national park.
and was exceedingly popular in local
society circles They win live in
Muskogee
G.. l.. Keller was a reporter on The
| Leader staff last winter, covering a
portion OF the legislative session.
Miss Tennie Perkins. of Starkville,
Miss. is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs A.
p. Watson on East Logan avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett Watson, Of Nc.
Lcud, are the guests Of Corporation
Commissioners and Mrs. a. p Watson'
at 500 East Logan avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs AL s. Pferdner have
gone to St Louis 20 visit with relatives.
Miss Louise Watson daughter Of
Cooperation Commissioner and Mrs.
a. p. Watson, Of this city, left last
night for Milford Texas where she
will attend the Presbyterian college
this winter
Mrs. Geo. Hoffer and son. of Still.
water, were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
+, C. Hunt yesterday while attending
the circus
The East sido w. c. T. T. will meet
at the residence Of the president Mrs
3 J. Waugh 1903 S1uth Ash, Friday at
2.30 p N.
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Lee Stevens leaves today for Los
Angeles, cal, where he viii reside in
The future.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
J. RssR9R.sHs.Ns,Ns.aslassR9R2MNEl 9R.s

~
Lee Stevens leaves today for Los
Angeles, cal, where he viii reside in
the future.
Former delegate Milas Lasater was
in the city last evening form Pauls
Valley mmJ 81
H. L. Kineheloe, county clerk OF
Alfalfa county was here yesterday at
teding the show.
6. A. Chappen is here from Newkirk.
NJ. V hernatny returned TO his home
in Frederick today. after spending !
few days with his son United States
s aIarshal Abelnathy and family
Assistant Bank Examiner NJ r Gar
melt left this morning for Perry
L. II Patton is in coyngap today,
&c Foster is in Weilston
L. +. Leach is in Newkirk.
T. NJ Hewitt returned 10 Meridian
this morning
Contractor Joe seyerns returned to-
day from trip 10 Aluskogec.
ASS ciate Justice s w Hays return
ed this morning from a trip TO Chick
asha
Enforcement Attorney f. S. Caldwell,
OF the state agency is here from Okla.
homa City.
H. II Dodd is In Perry today
Lieutenant Governor Geo w Bell
amy came over from El Reno this
morning.
q G. Mahr, state commissions; o.!
Eealth. left today for Shawnee.
Assistant United States Attorney
Mark Go de is here from Norman
Charlie Mahan IS here from Mulhall.
H. NJ Johnson is over from chanc
ler
c. P Lambert is here from Ton
kawa.
Geo + Brett IS here from Ponca
A. II. classeu. president Of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

Miss Tennie Perkins. Of Starkviile,
Miss. Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. A.
Z. Watson, on East Logan avenue,
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q How are your bowels7" the doctor always
asks. He knows how important is the ques-
ton Of constipation. He knows that mac
tivity OF the liver will often produce most
disastrous results. We believe Ayers Pills
are the best liver pills you can possibly take
Sold for over GO years fI,e Iar.iYi aiYsssss,. sssss
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The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Whist
club met this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. J. II. Cotteral. 5l6 East Cleveland
avenue. There was a full attendance
of members and the afternoon was
spent enioyably at cards.
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G. l.. Keller was a reporter on The
Leader staff last winter, covering a
portion OF the legislative session.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pickett Watson, Of Nc.
Lcud, are the guests Of Corporation
Commissioner and Mrs. a. p. Watson'
at 500 East Logan avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

Assistant Bank Examiner NJ r Gar
nett left this morning for Perry
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The East sido w. c. T T. will meet
at the residence Of the president Mrs
b } Waugh. 1903 S1uth Ash, Friday at
2.30 p. N.
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Women and
Children

find abundance Of the necessary tissue
building and energy storing material in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

Mrs Geo Hoffer and son, of still
water, We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
+, G. Hunt yesterday while attending
the circus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-23

.. c. Mahr, state commissioaes o
eealth. left today for Shawnee.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. AL s Pferdner have
gone to St Louis TO visit with relatives.
, 1908-07-29
Rekendtgorelse
Indf0relse of den siden 1ste JUL 1907
Kongeriget g@ldende Pbarmacopoa danlca
paa de dansk vestindlske Ger.

Pae Finantsmin;steriets derom hedlagte
Observation-Disclosures Forestilling har Diet be-
haget Hans Majest@t Kongen under Eden
D.. M. allernaadigst at bifalde, at den siden
1ste JUL 1907 i Kongeriget g@ldende Phar-
macopua danica indfores paa de dansk yes
tindiske Ger fra den 1ste October 1908 at
regne.
Fra dette Tidspunkt skal ethvert Apothek
n.a de dansk yestindiske Der were f~orsynet
med allie i den nevnte Farmakope anforte
L~eeemidler, og skulle disse Legemidler
anskaffes, opbevares og tilberedes paa den /
Formakopeen foreskrevne Made og fyl-
destgore de i samme foreskreyne Proven.
Hyilket herved bekendtgores til Efterret
ming for allie vedkommende.
Finansministeriet, den Tide April 1905.
]. C. CHRISTENSEN.
, 1908-07-29
Translation.
Public

I is hereby made known that Govern
mont has appointed Matchmaker JOSEPH
NILES to act MS member of the Reconciling
Commission for Christiansted Juridiction
during the temporary absence of the Com
missary Merchant Kammerraad W. CLIN-
DINEN from the Island.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 18th of July 1908.
BAUMANN.
dctg.
, 1908-07-29
3eke ndtgoYelse

nET beNendtgores herved, ut Gu
D vernementet har beskikket Urmager
JOSEPH NILES, til under Forligelses-
kummisser, Kobmand kammerraad W.
CLINDINENS midlertidige Fraverelse fra
Den, at fnngere som Medlem af Forligel-
seskommissionen for Christiansted Jurisdic-
ton.
Guvernementet, ST. Croix, den 1Sde JUL
1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-07-29
TElEC
MutuaI INSURANCE 60.
DAN
Fire In uranre Drpa! lMrnt.

~ BUILDINGS of stone, household
y furniture and non.infammable
goods therein will be accepted at y
per mile p. mum.
Risks for other buildings-wooden
houses included-as well as for fur
niture or goods therein, will, under
ordinary circumstances, also be ae.
cepted at very low rates.
All calculations will J., given by
Mr.. II. ANDREASEN, Clerk in
Government Office, Christiansted, or
10y the undersigned.
LUDV. ANDERSEN.
Age"t.f for st. Thomas and 81. Croir.
, 1908-07-29
B. ELnERMAxN.
Publication

concerning
Thn introduction of the Pharmacorma dan
lea. since the 1st July 1907 in force in the
Mother Country, in the Danish West Indian
Islands.
On the most submissive representation
made by the Ministry of Finances HIS
Majesty the King was most graciously
pleased under End April to sanction that
the Pharmacopoa d%anica, since the lst
July 1907 in force in the Mother Country,
10 ;ntrod need into the Danish West India
Islands from the LIST October a. c.
From that day every apothecary shop
in the Danish West India Islands shall be
supplied with all the drops mentioned IN
ths said Pharmacopoea and the said drops
shan be procured. kept and prs pared in the
manner prescribed in the Pharmacopoea
and satisfy the tests therein prescribed.
Which is hereby published for the lnfor-
nation Of all concerned.
Ministry Of Finances, the 7th April 1908.
j, G. CHRISTENSEN.
, 1908-07-29
CITE AWHS"
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Terms OF AdvrItlslnr,
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Over 8 lines, per line,.......... 10
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Over s lines, per ine........... ~
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For one to three subsequent insertions the
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All advertisements nor insertion must be delivered, al
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ONE O'CLOCK p. m. The postage on letters to this onice
from West End or st. Thomas must De prepao or ho "''Ne
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agree with the opinions expressed by the writer: "ec1h
not undertake. TO return nor preserve. rejected manu-
scripts. Manuscript matter must be written only on one
side of the paper. ~ AL
0OO AAAAN neatness and despatch.
, 1908-07-29

B. ELLERMANE.