davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-31
Riaamy sitters.

The case OF the man with a hundred
wives, whose story Is being given In
the newspapers, reminds one OF the late
Lord Russell's joke. The late lord chief
justice, when Il barrixter was sitting n
court when another barrister, leanine
scross the benches during the hearing
Of a bigamy charge. whispered: RUS
sell. what's h extreme penalty for
bigamy?'
Two motherslnlaws.' instantly re-.
piled Russell.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-31

England consumes 80 ounces OF tobac-
co per mum q head.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-31

Natives OF Uganda. Africa, use Amer
lean oil for amounting their bodies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
GNmlanb's tiirfiide gaSer,
equitable ebanDe, Suttamt sssrn. sisis oiieH.
SnbfsfIne.

SenrIetta get6eimcr, GO Sabre ali. ,5sraeGt
tifUes Soipitnl. " Z. Sunudr.
charles Sedrr, A Sabre all y5oDrS sop
Tins 0Ofpiial, I. SaHuur.
etauisiaus @arnatopsti, GO Sabre ait
.So6ns Qopiiusr0oipitul. " s. SaIuur.
Hlbcrt aulb, IS Sabre alt. Gr. t71+, Slt
GbGies StrGBe, q. Nanlar.
SiOdGoilrS tluBe, q. ,SuIuIut.
@ininm 9itt, u Sabre all, 9ir. 2o2, 2S.'qee.
StrdBe. I. ,Ialudr.
0oipiidl, " /. SduIur.
Srcnbg sHiloiuddter II Sabre alt, Union
Qroteltnnt Jlfirmarp, " 6. Sanu0r.
WdrO SetruOsib, 81 Sabre alt, Tr. 1897,
Brufpedtpane. 7. Snmtar.
NItber %9Sarller, 6s Sabre alt. 9tr. $40, Ncii.
Qomhnro SiraBe. I. Nalluar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
@cidcnfc brinncmoc @ricdlcm

ruicn immer Seroa6t bsroor. Ser 8nu
oes b6l5crneH Yferoes III MIR 5t pobl ge-
ciNnct. iidD ais cine unGnGeiebme l%le0errns
fhnng si erlpeiier. Ste alten 8riedhet
b%euhithtlgten in l8irflibfeii ribt. ioten
Seiuoet Gin SeIheni 5u MAIDEN. Sic polls
ten rur cine euge gSerbiItoung beritelleu
mo cam Den befagtcu Setnoen 0tv1e
uuloriHpeu, mas oielelben ourtnls ni6t
piiui1ten. Sus Yfero mar leoielih eiu
Surpano, Die fbIuuen @riGtben IN Die Gage
~ iepen. cine Mntniipfune 81 fiuoen.
@s piebt buunert u6tbure Seifen6eitat'
fer in Baltimore. oeren ieoer Sbuen pbne
S0gerl etH 9egrGbHiB beiOrgeil iuiro, 70
UIuig lpic Itir lrgerlo zines, ods ungeSei9t
miro. mo cberio gut - uoer Bnr betier -
Mno oie5. obne elren 9tueenblid 8u Der.
'ucheit, sic 5u itberreoen. GiiuuS gu ctrenl
bDberCi Ereife 5u b~efteuen. uls sic miins
ifeu.
Sic ibnnen oietes b~etpiefen erbalten. i'm
Oeut Sic ielepbouirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

mtnnlebr. ieinen ld)on lon0c 9cbca'
ten EIou, ~pcrionlid olri Elm bciierc&
Ginpernebmeu 5rpildJen Ben bcioCn
&eihsbGiften bin5umirten, aui5ll.
iiibrcn. Ser &oiier miro lid Gnoe
MGr5 nod) S6IoB @oOoQ0, inn Ne
tier 9onlitot, be9eben mo ieineu 2llli-
entbult in l(naorn oili mcbrerc $40.
chen nllaNehnCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
IDbI ShGfrr.

IS iiur6 ant o. S1nunr 1908, nm $50 ubr
W'oraele, Subn Sdafer i'm FILTER BON 80 Sa1
rem mo 7 gtonaten. CSatie Der OeritorbelIen
Gbrtitiann1 S6dicr. Gerpdnoic mo Sreunbe
Der Snmllie ltHo nttungebuu cingeldOen, Der
Secroigilg bei6uluobneH. tpclChe AM Sdmitdg,
ben II. ,Sur1nr 1908. 2tddmtttaqs . llbr, bon
fetHer Nobnullq. vi. 1ios. gioros Gbeftcrs Slr.,
aus itntifiHoet.
(@beiter, Eu.. mn philadelphia. Qd, Bet
innaen m0Ael Q~eiaIliA[t coptren.) n0-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
bureau.

Baltimore, oen 20. Se3ctn6er 1907.
Gu6riht 1T bieruIit uacu iuterefitrten sIer'
ioueu %geeebeu, bGB Der StaoisSngenieur ben
9eitimIIungen hes %. Abibnitts oes 50. arti'
teIs oes S~tnots9poeres bon 1906 gentIb in otes
fem Bureau am ~. 9e5embcr 1907 ben erilds
reHoeu Bia1 uno Die Suplifatliite Der ~gluflaaen
fir Die Geunnucuirung ilo 9teupflnlterutg BET
BriUatsslIeb binter Tr. 1915 bis 1o35, 9ntrobcs
Strabe; Der Eripats9IIep biHter Nr. 1901 bis
1921. SftslontbarosStrdBe uno an oer Seiie
bon yr. 1902, GiosNurbuns IL trabe, uno Hr.
10t. Siio'gln1sS trdbe; Der griUatsIGep biuter
9lr. las bis 1854, ~SSilioHsStraBe, utb binter sir.
1900 bis 1902, Sobns Strabe; Der Fribdt'a4eh
binier gr. 900 bis 912, SitsIombdros StrdGe;
Der 8riuatsglIep binier gtr. lit bis ISL, g9eiis
9nubaIesS trnBe. mo Der RriOnt'gtnep an Der
Seite bon Jr. TO, 0efts9iortb' %gloenue, binters
leet bat.
gme oubot beril5rien Netfonrn Hno' bettd'
tiat, innerbaIb 80 Iagen. bonn Datum Der Sint
ierlc1ung al, int 8dltimorer Siaotaeribt bird
fbriftli6 einaerei6te Petition ougeeen 6u np'
pelliren.
3. Seuen 1bunas,
SiaotsHegiftraior.
(Se52O-27'0 OF, Sun9-10.' 0s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Mctn Ecfoh auS.

So ftnrb am .. Idnuur 1908. Inn Q llbr
Wtorgera. Weta SclObnuS, in ibrem 10. Sc
beneidbre. geliebte Satin pes peritorbeten
@berbnrot g. Selobuus. Neripanote uno SreuHoc
Der Suuilie ituo u6tunesooa eineelaocn, Der
gceroigula bei5iluobneI. lpeldbe am Snmiiug,
oen #. SdnIar. Ha6mtttnqS , llbr, bon ibrer
NSobnIng, yir. 639. 9SeitsutnlberrO StrdBc. ans
G0-1h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Tnrn Meimcrs

IS iiarb am Z. Sunuar 1908 1ura AeiHerS,
10 Sabre ali, gelicote Satin oes Oeriiorbellcm
SuGn Ieimer5. Germutoie uUo Sreunoe Der
Camille ltno ucbtungsoul CilgelaoeH Der Seecs
olgune bei5nluo1neu, iuelte am Sreitaa, gtad)s
ntttaas , llbr non Der g9obriina tbres Sobiles,
Srn. 0enrn JteimcrS, Gr. 522, Horoseliniolis
StrdBc. Gi0bldrotolpii, ans iiattfinoet.
(Rbilaoelpbter Sciiungen m09eH gefduigit
CupireuD (g-lOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Scrmuuu Gmridl.

Gs iiarb am 8. 2Gmlur 1908 9srmann en-.
rid IN ieinenI %. Yebcn5iGJre, ~eeliebter Safe
bon &tcbeccn Gmrtb. Ste @eeroiguna fiuoct
Sonutng, 9iab mittuGo nm R3 lbr, bon ietner
nut Der oponoon FarT Genetero" itatt.
1N-lh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
emma IS. Rmppcrt.

IS itarb AM 8. Snrunr 1908 Gmmn e.
~Jiuppcrt I'M gtlter bon II SabrclL 3 WionIteu
nno ! Iag, GcIiebte So6ter BON peirrib ulO
WiuraureiGn Huppcrt. Sic Veerbigung 1iuoct
am Santitna, Nanmittugs 2 lbr. bonn Grnuer.
bnule. gtr. 1856, Bbilaoelp5IdsJtoao, aus TAFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Wuric Sd,ul,c.

9s iiarb am <. Sdnuar 1908 Wiarir shulSc,
Geliehtc 1obter bon Sermunn I1o Caroline
ShulBe. i'm slter bon 9 Oionuten uuo % l1s
aCt. Sic Nferoiglng tiioet Sreitng, gtabmlt
TAGS , lbr, bon Der eiterlid1en 2RObEu1I, gr.
2R2l. III NIhbLe-Sirnhe. ama lLnil. N0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Nerncnclte anaebute 1nil per gnliIbriit N

gerNeoelte ansebote init Der glii6rtt Bro,
polu.s lor Neao" lilto al oell aSoaro 81
sliparos" %aoreiiirt, iperoeu bis Wiittluud1, ben
10. SGHlar 1908, Gormtttass II lbr, I'M SiiS
reuli oes Staots 0teeiftrators, J'atbbaus, 8dlfts
more, no. enige0el senonlnlen tnr. nle, Gllelei
run9 Ino gblteterun9 az ole Walier. Seboroe
in Den @anftraBenssSerittatteH Der gSnterbebors
DE an @uu. uio 98olreltraBe. Baltimore, Yio.
bon SipeibuHoert (200) 3onHen, 5tueltulieIio
(2000) HTuno pro Sonne Cmubu Sarren.Slei.
Gpe5iflIationcn fir oas 9!ei ionlen I'M Sl.
reau peS gSaiiersS ngenleurS, Hutbbnus, 8ultts
more, Wto.. erianQt lueroen.
vile @naebote miiien bon etnem begIanbtgtett
9bed in Der eobe bon $500. ge3oget all Srore
oeS DlaOors uHo SlotarGtbs bon Baltimore,
beg!eitct iein, mo luiro bon bem ertol8reiJen
Gieter Die Stellurg ether 3ufrieoeulteuenoelt
Biir9f6uft fir Die seruiffenbaite Iusflbrlmg oes
lkbeTeinIommeltS, Dem poppelten GuntrnitiueriDe
gleitf0mnleno. oerldngt.
Die GontruftocrgcbunGs sSeb6roe bebdIt it4
oa5 Jiedt Dor. irgcno lpeIhe ODER ale ~slligebole
6l pcrtuerfer.
Gtfreb @i. Euid,
gNater' SneeIteur.
9eitdti9t:
Z. Sarrp Maboui,
9rdfoent Der Guuiruits Observation-Disclosures
CSdli ,6.7,S.9, i0.ll .l3.l4, 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Wm. Is. 0erharot.

IS iturb ant o. Samiar 1908 gSm. Is. Ger.
barbt, ~geliebter @aite Don slund Garburoi, in
feinem IS. pebeteiGbrc. Die 9eeroiaula fiuoet
um SUnntag, hcn Y. SGrIar, gtuhn.ltngs nm
> llbr. bon ieiHer Nobmua, Qir. U2J, Smitb.
StraBe. aus ltatt. NeifebunG priuatim
UO=t21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Sefanntmadnngen

INVUTTIT WTWE TIT UTTIVEFTTHt NEUTVEVFW VI
sub. Ecpartemeu bes Webduocs Juipetture-
Surenue, HatHbaue.
WuIIlm y &c, t. Sarunlr lJUo.
Sd babe applIldtIuneil lit Die iolgelloeIt
9rlplleglen erbdlien:
yir. I151. arrears StrnBe | Wotor Dpfl
/ Yreroetraii;
III. AL, gtortbsSiruBe e. 3 Uiotore nit elmer
@elamml. G~apacIIdt pun - BIernctrdlieH.
Srgelo ,IeInuHo, oer SimUcnouHaeT bier
Gegen 5t mndlcr bat. bat am uoer pot Dem ~.
,Sanuar, Sprmiitags 10 llbr, in oleleilI SurellI
Stoteti etH8ulegeH, mann ltber %oleltlbel ner'
BdIloelt peroen lplro.
Gomaro :. YtCitu1,
CSan10) Sebuuoes ,Snlpettur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

lie ,EsRtiHs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . @eisnifais
UpH baltimore"
uIttmurr 4, oeIl u. Suriar 1905.
Cine iIeuerIreie Tiuieenoc uuu bret Brc5ent,
am lIHh nab BEN -. ,ldHldt 1908 6ubIbar,
lolIoe Dellle alsAepprlen.
JuBn Y. 2anher,
Gg11,13) Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Sipiocnocn.

,5cntidl.Amerifauiine Seuer'g eriidlsrunss.@ De-
icnidlutt ron SnltinIDre."
BnIttm0rr. no, z. Sdfliar 1908.
Die SireltoreH BET obigen Seleulhdtt babeII
beuie cine Bnlbjdbrlt1le 0tOibenoe ppn . Ero.
sent ettlart, IrtI poH Siellerrl, 6d0lbdr am ouer
nab WlpHiag, Den Is. Janudr 1908, IN Dem
giirean oer GClellbait Dr., Al, GttBdlits
morcsStraRe. @de enlIont.6 ou'esAoellie.
I. y. YlaHfbu,
(s,1113) Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
G~crinmmlnngs : Yn5eigcn.


ygcreiuigte gadcr'@eienfhnit."
Snmitng, oen IL. Nunuurs aueIlus 8 tlbr.
Observation-Disclosures uHh gufbe8ablung Der
Observation-Disclosures kcltrdae in uEarldls Salle, ="
Er. AIS, sSeifs 2rriugtoHs StruRc.
D0-lD 9arl anocpp, Setretdr.
yWarlluno 9ajudli1 &c."
Sic regelma bigc iabrlldle YcriammInng Der
Ntiicninbaber geiIanntcr 9pmpagnie iinbei am
Sicntag, ben IA. SnnuGr, 1880 8orniitl9s,
Ut Der Office Der GonipugHtc ituii.
3ne. q. WiitfIen,
(~3.6,S1013) SefVetGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

@tidahsfhbrer e. VI. 9sIuJ, 8obnuno;
g. & 9. t2t % BaIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

0srttiar far DathInstpH nuh Sitrtft Columbia
sSm. SaHnenauu, 1915 WnriGnsetr, Rssa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

G%istHthAmer 6. aaint, @obHuHs:
q. 4 p. Tel.pboH: 1868 WubtfoH-R.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16
Mra. Man A. RobInson pead.


The death of Mrs Mary Robinson
comes as a great surprise to our peo-
pie who did not know she was i'll.
She died at the home of her son. e.
0. Wood at Grand Valley Oklahoma.
she left Marshall in January, going
70 winfield Kansas, to visit daugh-
ter. From there short time ago,
she went to the home OF her son near
Grand Valley
Mary A. Robinson was born in La
fayette, Indiana, January II, 1852. In
1867 she moved with her father to
Coffee county, Kansas. where she was
married to Robert Ezra Wood. In
1870 they moved to Cowley county
Her husband died in 1875, leaving
three children who are all living; E
o Wood, Grand Valley Oklahoma
Mrs. Fannie Stine. Winfield, Kansas
and Fremont Wood, Silver Peak Ne
vada. In 1876 she was married to
C. c. Robinson and made her home
Vinton, Kansas, until 1898, when
they parted BY this husband she
leaves one son. r. e. Robinson.
Algs Robinson came to Oklahoma
in 1903 and lived on farm she own
ed west of Marshall A year ago she
moved to town and made many
friends while here She was an ac-
tive member OF the Eastern Stars
Marshall Tribune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16
Loea! AthIetes carry on Aonors.

The Logan county high school track
team, champions in the lnterscholas-
tic circles of the state. will meet the
Central State Normal school team in
a practice meet at Edmond on Satur-
day. The local team is making big
preparations to defend the title az the
field meet at Norman when all the
state high schools and the University
Preparatory school at Tonkawa con
test
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

Lew Davis Called Home.
Mr.. Levi Davis who came TO Alva
from his home in Kansas. recently.
TO attend the funeral OF his son. Chas.
NJ. Davis. whose untimcly death at
the city well was chronicled in the
Record two weeks ago, died at the
home Of his daughterinlaw Mrs. Liz
zie Davis i'm this city, soon after noon
April 2nd. Mr.. Davis had been in
feeble health for some time, partly
'caused by a slight paralyhc stroke.
and this was followed by another the
night after the funeral of his son
From this stroke he never rallied, hut
every turn was for the worse until
the end came. His wife and two
sons, WILL of Breckenridge. Garfield
county, Oklahoma. and Frank. OF
Reading Kas., were With him in his
last moments
Funeral services We're held at the
home of Mrs Davis at ten o'clock.
Friday mo,ning April 3rd. by Rev. A.
r. Edwards, after Which the remains
were laid to rest by those of his son
insthe A. Q. U w cemetery.
levi Davis was born in Putnam
county, Ohio, in February. 1884. mar
ried Miss Malinda Burns in Jackson
county, Ohio, about % years ago, aud
moved with his family TO Usage and
Lyon county, Kansas in 1S7t.-Rcn.
frew's (ENa) Record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16
A twenty Year sentenea.

Il have just completed twenty
year health sentence. imposed by
Bucklen's Arnica Sa!ve, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago" writes 0. S. Woolever, Of Le-
Raysyille ~ Y. Bucklen's Arnica
Salye heals the worst sores, boils,
burns, wounds and cuts in the short
est time. 25c at II. c. Renfro drug
store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

they went through less than six
months aeo when they wt.ra uncertain
whether or not they would ever be
able "a draw dollar OF their savings
from the banks.
IN All Oklahoma there Is hut one
state bank that Is not under the guar.
anty Of the state law That Is q small
affair at Perry owned by national
bankers, who have opposed the law
because they had larger interests IN
the national banks than IN the state
banks
Forty-nve national banks have re-
ceiyed certificates ard are now under
the full protection OF the law. Forty
additional banks have asked for the
Insurance and are now under examina-
tion
Fully one-half of the remaining ma
tional banks Navc signified their in
iention OF taking the Insurance so soon
as meetings of their stock holders may
be had TO ratliy such action and make
II legal
The last bank report was made Feb
ruary 20 and showed that in the two
weeks the law was in operation the
secured banks had gained about one
million and fifty thousand dollars while
the unsecured banks had lost about
four hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars.
This shows a net gain in deposits to
The banks of the state of 5000 900
which before that had been in no
hank Thus II is shown that the peo.
pie of the state are again in the no
ton OF using stockings only for the
purpose they We're originally intended.
Their confidence in banks having been
restored by the depositor's guaranty
law. they no longer hoard their saw
ings in their old footwear, tin cans
and other hiding places to which they
We're driven when the panic was on
aud there WAS no law to assure them
that they would be able 10 get their
money back out of bank when they
once had put it in
Needless to say. all these timid folk
are depositing their money only I'm
banks where the certificate of the
state Banking Board Is prominently
displayed upon the walls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16
Cd soIdler'a seeond cau % Arms.

AT The Hendrickson Hotel. Sunday
evening. Rev. Woodward united in
marriage Hon. George ID. Orner aud
Miss Ella Greer who is a cousin OF
Mrs. Mark Needs of the Hendrick-
son; an accomplished and refined
woman of superior education She
is a school teacher and was i'm 1906
the nominee of the republicans of
old Woods county for the office Of
superintendent of schools. Mr. Orner
is an old soldier and lawyer and
present receiver OF the Alva Land or
fee at Woodward. Mr. Orner is well
known in Oklahoma and Kansas, and
has an extensive acquaintenceship
with public men of our nation, having
been in the federal service for many
years. They each have a host Of
friends in Alva whom he Review
Courier joins in well wishes.-Alva
Review Courier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

Aitti Wtchh OF SUFFERING from DulUE
received in an accident about a
mouth ago, and a fight for life. the
white winged messenger called for
Miss Ethel Harnett, at 1880 O'Clock
Saturday morning. For time her
mother, ister, brother and maay
friends I Bartlesville were more
han hopeful of her ultimate recovery,
and until week ago no serious COM
plications manifested themselves 10
decree otherfise when hemorrage of
the nose set in which ultimately re.
suited IN her death.
Miss Ethel who was % years Of
age, was, until she became stenogra-
pher for Judge J. J Shea. bookkeeper
for the Examiner, and was highly es-
teemed by all. Her traits OF charac-
ter, endeared her 10 everyone. @he
sad news of her death CAUSED sorrow
not only with her immediate family,
but all over the city.
She leaves a mother, her sister,
Emma. and brother, Frank, OF Bart
lesville; sister, Miss Marguerite
Harnett. OF Chicago, q sister at
Greenvllle, Pa, and another sister in
Colorado The remains were ship
ped last night to Macon Mo, accom-
psntd by her relatives, several
friends, and members of the local
Benevolent and Protective order of
Elks. OF when her brother Frank, is
q member.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

1t Is cur painful duty this week to
record the sad death of Mrs. l.abe
White which occurred at their home
near Lodi Sunday Mrs. White was a
young wife and mother the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs j. r. Pulley and leaves
a husband and one child to mourn her
untimely death The body was laid
way at Cedar cemetery Monday.-Wil-
burton News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

The merits Of the Texas Wonder, you
rculd never suffer from hdsey blad.
der or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottle
two months treatment. sold BY Dfng-
glst or by mail Send for testamoni-
als, De T.. W. Hali 2a26 Olive street,
Fl Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

That languid, lifeless feeling that
comes with spring aud carly summer.
can be quickly changed to a feeling
of buoyancy and energy by the judic-
lous use of Dr. Shops Restorative
The Restorative is a genuine tonic 10
tired, rundown nerves, aud hut few
doses Is needed TO satisfy the user
that Or. Shops Restorative IS ac-
tually reaching that tired spot. The
indoor life of winter nearly always
leads to sluggish bowels, and to slug
gish circulation in general. The Gus.
tomary lack OF exercise and outdoor
air ties up the liver, stagnates the kid.
.neys, and oft-timcs weakens the
Hearts action. Use Dr. Shoop's
Restorative a few weeks and all viii
be changed. A few days test viii tell
you that you are using IT, wight rem
edy You will easily am 1rely note
the change from day to l. Sold by
all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16
Wichita Man Has cherry Tree earden

Wte"ita wan Fds CneffY Tree Garden.
Ever see thirty-fiYs acre flower
garden? One where an of the plants
were in bloom at the same time and
each had thousands OF pure white
blossoms ON it? That is the unusual
sight that may be witnessed two miles
west on Central
OF course IL isn't a. flower garden
always, but just al present while the
thirty'hve acres of cherry trees are
in blonm tile place would hardly be
taken for anything but "a flower pro
ducins plantation In another week
The trees viii have cast on an their
Easter fnery and settled down to the
prosaic Job of growing fruit for the
hungry folks who have been doing
without tor a Year
Va this big chorry orchard. which Is
probably the largest in Kansas. there
are 2265 trees which will bear their
first crop this summer In an G. X.
Dougherty owner OF the orchard. OK.
poets 90 market something like 1000
crates or 2i.00o quarts OF fruit When
mature The trees will produce five
on six times that amount OF cherries
Wichita Beacon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

vide for the sale of the lands until they
had q report showing the actual value
of the lands. Along with the new
lappraisemont the commission is auth
lorizcd TO procurc- q eoxact description
OF each piece and parcel of the school
or other public lands
Under the bill the leasing depart
ment of the school land commission
which has been closed for six weeks
has been again reoponod and the work
Of issuing the four thousand certifi-
Gates of extension under the new law
Is now under way. It Is believed that
a raise in rental of from twenty-five to
fifty per cent Is likely in many cases
where the lossees were former polit.
ical favorites.
Guthrie. Okla.,-That certain de-
signing negroes, headed by e. p. Nc
cabe, deputy territorial auditor for
years in Oklahoma under republican
rule. y. r Barbour a negro lawyer
from El Reno, John Capers. well
known negro politician of Guthrie, and
Others, are taking advantage of the
ignorant members of their race to col
ieet large sums of money under the
.pretense OF fighting the enforcement
.of the separate coach and waiting
room law is accepted as a fact by
many people here n Guthrie who have
been watching their manipuladons.
Before the law went init effect y. p.
McCabe appeared as The nominal plain
tin in suit filed in the federal court
fir the western district asking for an
Injunction preventing the railroads of
Oklahoma from carrying into effect
the privsons of the separate coach
law.
To argue tbs cause. a sleek and
well dressed negro, said Il be a lawyer
from Washington, d. c., appeared in,
TINS city and was Immediately hailed
by the colored population as a new de-
liyerer.
The application for a writ If niunc-
tin was dene dby Judge CotteraI
when the case was heard at Oklahoma
CITY and since then McCabe Barbour
ct al. have been industriously solicit
ing further subscriptions from the ell
ored brethren. II S repirted that they
nave assured the credulous blacks that
the sum of 100000 can be raised
the case can be won on an appeal 10
the United States circuit court at St
Louis
The Oklahoma Enterprise, negro
papei publishes an appeal signed by
NJ. c. Claiborne and e. r. Barbour re-
questing all individual negroes and
all negro organizat' ons in the state TO
contribute Co this fund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-16

one of those pleasant and heart in
spring weekdays occurvei SUNDAY at
o a M, at the nome Of Mrs Bake
Jones, when her daughter Nora, was
ioined la holy wedlock with c. y,
Hicks, Rev j. f. Springer officiating.
This ossimable young couple have
6oen boy and girl sweethearts and
their marriage was a fitting ending
for a long course oi true love About
fort guests. friends OF the family and
relatives we're present Our Of town
guests. Professor Walden. of Haley
Vile. aud ii r. Parsons, OF Fairfield.
Iowa, gave the bride beautiful pres
ents The wedding dinner was such
"a one as Mrs. Jones is famous for get
ting up and everybody present en-
ioyed 10 The yonng folks viii make
their home at the Jones homestead and
thus another home and family circle
are started Ia Red Oak with the best
wishes Of an the community viii
burton News.