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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
..SOCIETY...
Nv Mr., T. n. Sturseon. Phones, House 63t. Office o.

the eleventh birthday anniversary OF
her little daughter, Jeraldinc. Unique
invitations were sent out several
days ago on whi,n were pen pic
lures of little girls preparing for II
PARTY. others were dishwashing and
cleaning up after the storm. This
was real grown up party, no boys
were allowed. An interesting pro
gram was rendered A dainty three
course lunch was served.
Thoc precnt were: kcte Madden,
Marie West. Rcbccca Gilmer. Gcor-
lie and Connie Mansfield. Lucille
lashncr Margaret llyden, Vida
tooth. Suzanne Sturgeon, Grace and
Iclcn Lpdbctter. Salita Fielder,
ruth Blake. Geraldine Coleman, Hell.
On walcott. Elise Pottcrf. Hattie
Belle Sammon. Floc Alexander. Gan
~ Roberts. Joy Moore, Clara Her
lcrt. Thclma Ramsey. CorInna
Mum. Adlaid Blcdsoc. Leila Rob
ison. Iona Heth, Lillian Hoffman and
Geraldine Dick.
Mrs Dick was assisted In enter
tanning by Mrs. Harry Berry, Mrs.
Hancock aud Miss Ella lem Gil
mer.
TIE Ladies of the Leaf met Mon
| day In regular session with Mrs. i.
G. Dings and the roll call of current
events included music. drama, art
education and other live topics was
varied and interesting. The leader
| Mrs. G. A. Sammons In "A very com
prchcnsive style, compared the two
novelists. George Elliott and Editl
Wharton. giving a brief sketch o
each rlll of spicy. authentic anec
dotes. RS. Baker rendered a Chopin
Nucurne which was characterize,
by unusual sweetness. melody an'
expression. The club Is especial!
i,nd Of its musical talent and Mrs
Baker posseisses skilful technique
as we'll as rare musical ability.
, Mrs. Il. +. Turner's paper on Jan
Adams proved that this philanthrc
pist was indeed the best citizen q
Chicago" She told In interestin
/ detail numbers of indicents Of Hu
house and its wonderful leader. an
In her usual able manner traced tn
strong influence of this able w
! mans mind and her plans throug
b. the sums and allys of busy. dirt
?. Chicago. At first thought one woul
r never connect the two names Nal
= tippe and Elizabeth of England, y,
Mrs. W. A. I.edbctter compared thcs
h tmo women most strikngly Sh
r contrastcl the lot OF the queen wit
/ ler splendid retinue. Jewels, pal,
g ccs aud funds. to that of Nantpp'
= poor. neglected. lonely. aud bite
e ana showed that her life was indeo
g a hard one. Small wonder that h,
q tongue was a sharp one. no matt,
how sweet her disposition may haN
u been ut first. The debate. Resolve
: Nantippe was not TO blame. Me
, DANES Pfeilfcr and Anderson W.
: spirited and full of wit and repa
:. tee. both ladies' handled the su
i jcct we'll and We're repeatedly el
+ corcd.
Mrs. Goodwin sang the Song thu
reached my heart" with sweetne'
; and expression. after which the cri
= ic gave her report. \ short busines
y meeting was then held, and the clu
, adjourned To meet with Mrs. Gui
q lot ON January 2Ith.
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The informal reception and must
cal given Tuesday by Judge and
Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell to a number of
their music loving friends, like all
doings Of this clever host and hos
tess, was stamped for It's smartness,
style and congeniality. There was
nothing stiff or titled. Everybody did
his or her best In having a good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

There Is more or less dead wood
in every family tree
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
SuwAN NATURE.

sumAN NATURE.
I that hate would love us and
III our loves were true,
stars that swing above us would
brighten in the blue:
uel words were kisses and every
crowl a smile,
tier world than this 1t would
hardly be worth while.
urses would untightcn to meet
! brothers need.
load We bear would tighten
tbove the grave of greed.
nose who whine would whistle,
nd those who languish. laugh,
rose would route the thistle,
he grain outrun the chaff.
,arts were only jolly. II griev-
ng were only forgot,
( | uurs and melancholy were
hings that now are not
love would knecl to duty and
Ill the world would seem,
'idal bower of beauty. dream
within a dream.
Unidentified.
=. X. ID. Sangster gave IA pret
formal card party Friday after
In honor of her guests Mrs. W
III and Mis-. G.. T.. Christophel
| Dorado. Ark. Four tables wer,
,r the popular game of bridge.
mghout the reception suit which
! lbloom with ferns and cut ilowel
the game. which was hand
, ly priced, u delicious two cours'
] ieon was served and the prize
,nted. Mrs. nodson being th'
or In a out. and gave it to th'
: r guest. Mrs. Christopher. Thos'
he list of invited were:
'sdames Van Weiss. Bertha
y eman. c. A. Sammons, Louis
DIS. 4. Y. Morgan. Bert Simp
= the honor guests. the hostess
Mrs. Sangstcr. mother of Mr.
ster. Misses Gardenh,re. Ad
on, Jennie Williams and Mu,
$. Clara h. Hardy has fayorahly
,dered a proposition made hei
4 he members OF the Broadway
st church and will In the mtur,
= and instruct their choir. Tn
-, congregation are clatcd over
I fact and the presence OF Jcnni,
| will be quite a drawing cart
a he church.
=
~ OF the especially gay au'
h " small doings OF the week Wa
lnchcon an! progressive contes
IA, given by Mrs. Frank Bonner
'riday in hu.r.r OF her sister
}" lncz Stewart and the joll!
g. OF bachelo rgirls. Though rath
iNmple 10 pom; of decoration 4
O,r rone OF th, p,ruirst settings q
| season. t,'ra rcing olN a fev
Ia ferns placed about and bun
OF long stemmed carnation
ing their fragrance Throughout
D eception suite After the contest
Ia was priced with a handsome
: a OF ca nations going to Mis-
as Alyis the tables We're sprea
, iinty linen and salad cours
> d followed with ice, The que
r included:
: sses Vera Olive. Madge Robert,
}. Campbell, Nallie Sutherlan,
a ra Butt, Clara Tate, Natalin
Nora Robion, Margar,
g. Allne Bennett, Floy Avis, Ma
len. Floy Mullen, Jennie Wi
- J, Benny Higgins, Grace Wi
" and lnez Stewart
sdames NJ. NJ. Bonner, OF
'futord, VIM. Baker, Val Muller
,Ineout OF town guests We're Mis-
ymlughlin of Tishomingo and Mis-
n fcohnson and Smith Of Hone
a.oh. Texas.
ra a
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SOCIAL CALENDER.

SOCIAL CALENDER.
Sunday.
L. c. u. confers Crosses of Hon
or at Masonic Temple at 2;S0.
h. Y p. u. at 2:30.
Epworth League.
Monday.
Mas New Husband at Robson
Opera House.
Chautauqua Glass with Mrs. Ed
Byrd,
Tuesday.
South Washington Dancing Club
at Gliders' home.
Aid Society meet.
Wednesday.
Ferndale Review Club meets with
Mrs, London.
Merrie Wives meet with Mrs. r.
w. Dick.
Y. NJ. C. A. Auxiliary.
Thursday.
Elks' dance.
Orio Club with Mrs. Tom Norman,
friday.
Benevolent Society.
] Telephone Station. No. 2l. at Rob.
ison Opera House.
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Dainty little cards have come to
our desk which read as follows;
Mrs. Adolph Edward Webbcr
At Home
Thursday, January twontythlrd
nineteen hundred and eight
two O'Clock.
Mr., Ham Bee Euchrc
This will be one Of tae interesting
social events Of the week In Guthrie,
where Mrs. Bee is wntcring with
her husband She has been the guest
OF honor at number Of social func-
uous at the capital during its gay
season.
>
The United Daughters Of the Con
lcdcracy will bestow Crosses of
Honor" sunday afternoon at o'clock
a, the Masonic hall All veterans,
sons. daughters and friends are cor.
daily invited 10 attend. The FOL.
loving program will be rendered:
PRAYER
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$. Clara H. Hardy has fayorably
,dered a proposition made her
lie members OF the Broadway
st church and will In the future
= and instruct their choir tn
- congregation are clatcd over
fact and the presence OF Jennie
will be quite 4 drawing card
d, he church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

5. H. w. Dick entertained Sat
y Afternoon complimentary tc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

That the Teddy bear" should
suplant the doll in the affections
OF our little girls, is a most revolt
ing idea The doll is supposed TO
appeal TO the maternal instinct in the
heart OF every female-it Is natural
and appropriate plaything for a girl.
But an imitation bear, The Teddy
bear" fad is one of the mental id-
ocities OF the American people. which
goes far TO prove the theory that ma
tion at times go mad en- masse. Every
right.thinking person should discour-
age this preposterous silly fact.
=
The smartest card doings OF the
week was the whist afternoon OF
Miss Vera Olive. II was given on
Wednesday. complimentary to the
members OF the hist Club and a
list of her friends. The hostess. al
ways chic and clever In her enter
tanning. was at her best on this af'
ternoon. and the day being like
one waited from the Mediterranean
shores. brought out the votH,'es In
their most fetching frocks. which
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-31
JOE NORRIS
!. !. HAS DREAM


Joseph H. Norris, chairman OF the
Republican state committee, Is conf
den, OF the success OF HIS party, both
nationally and locally, In Oklahoma.
He said today:
Oklahoma Republicans have been
practically without camaplgn funds
and opposed by the patronage ma
chine built and controlled by Cover
nor Haskell in q manner that com
pels every ofeceholder and his friend
to yield absolute obedience to the
slightest wish of the Democratic state
administration. This machine has
produced money in such absolute
abundance that the Democratic cam.
paign committee has enjoyed every
luxury.
despite these facts, the Republican
voters to a man are lined up against
the policies that have stopped the
growth and development of Oklahoma
by lniimidating all kinds Of investors.
Progressive Republicans and Demc
Gratis alike are determined that the
vast resources of oklahoma shall be
developed as rapidly as possible, ard
this development means greater pros
perity for every citizen OF the state,
whether he be laborer. farmer or
mechanic. q business man or a pro-
fessional man. Political uproar can
not take the place Of good business
management OF the states affairs,
The people want business not o
political administration. both at home
and in the Nation, and that Is why I
believe Oklahoma will give 0 majority
60 William II. Taft.
"The Republicans win elect three
of the five candidates for congress- a
gain of two over a year ago There
will he heavy Republican gains in the
Legislature.
"Thc Republicans are confronted by
the Goebel election laws, controlled
by the Democratic state adninistra'
tiou. 6t Is imperative that every Re.
publican voter go to the polls, and that
every vote he honestly counted. II
tais Is tone the Republican party IN
Oklaho anvil win n great victory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-31
MRS. NATION
A CONVERT

Before an audience that completely
filled the edlnce. Carrie Nation.
smasher OF joins and nemesis OF kin.
dred evils, spoke AZ The Christian
church IN this city last night. not
against the state dispen5ary. as Il was
widely advertised that she Should but
Ia hearty SUPPORT OF the system.
Mis-. Nation WIS cUnyertrd last
night She reached Guthrie. her old
home. during the day. primed for hos
ulities against the dispensaries Her
personal representatives had billed
ner 20 land Win her cifstoamry ferOc.
ityi eAnd a. 49, 10 the credit df a
preacherl BoD. nNbbleM bagf0r Oh tlie
DiPa Chflsilhn Nhusth. ilhat llfe veihr
an campaimef switched her tactics
50 suddenly The clergyman dispeli.
ed the idea Of Mrs Nation that iht
Oklahoam system Is similar 20 the
Old Carolina bcYerage disUensarlee
With that off her mind sailing was
clear for the preacher.
Mrs. Nation came 10 Oklahoma from
Washington. D. g., her present home.
~ enter lhe ring with the dlspensary
system She frankly admits she was
misled ana she Ia doing all she can to
correct the effects OF her mlsappre-
heDsion. she says.
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Pond Creek where he viii vote Tues.
day.
F. E Houghton IS IN Meridian.
Frank c. Radcliffe returned last
evening from business trip over the
state.
State Factory Inspector Warren re.
turned last evening from Chickasha.
II l.. Strough, grand secretar" OF
the state z o. @. o. r., returned last
evening from trip to Oklahoma city.
Geo. Tialnes, Of the State agency
force, left last evening for Blackwell.
Leo Meyer, assistant secretary Of
state. leaves tomorrow for Sayre,
where he will vote Tuesday.
Rev H. o. Scott returned this noon.
Ing from Marshall. where he deliver
ed speech last night IN favor Of the
State agency
B f. hartman returned to Oklah9
ma City this afternoon,
Police Judge j. j. Boles returned
this morning from Loyeh. wacie d,
delivered a speech last evening.
Former Delegate Geo Wood return.
ed 10 Cherokee last evening
DR. A. H. Blesh is here from okla.
hor,a city
James 8 Kirkwood. Democratic
nominee for senator ia Logan countv
returned this morning from Mulha.l,
where he spoke 10 a large audience
last evening.
j. d. Boedecker has returned from
Kansas, where he has been on a bus
mess "trip.
Representative Walt Mathews @
here fram Mulhall today 10 attend the
Democratic rally.
John NJ Shepler IS over from Paw.
nee today attending The Democratic
rally.
United States Dislrlcs Attorney
JC1n Einbry returned this morning
absent and non-yoting congressman 20
from Oklahoma city.
G. o. Fish returned this morning
from sulphur
Secretary l.. ID. MARI OF the school
land commisaicn. left this nioraihg for
Tulsa.
g. r. Connors, president Of ite'
state board Of agricnlmrs. has return
"a ~ m trip 10 Souihw ssten Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-31
NIGHT RIDERS AND
WHISKY CONDEMNED

{ Continued from page n
81 our order - drop all other busi-
moss in each community until such
rcnegades are apprehended and punlsh'
I'd.
Members Of the association declare
trev have absolute evidence that
whisky fi being shipped into Oklaho-
ma 10 miners. long memorial adop.
ted aud Campbell Russell Of Warner
was delegated to make a special trip
r. Washington to take the memorial
10 President Roosevelt.
Sulphia, Tahlequah, HOldenville. Nc
Alcsier. Tulsa and Okmnlgee were
candidates for flie next meeling place
The frst tWQ ba!lols resulted in no So
hclion Tee third resulted W a tie .bfl
tween Huldenyille and SulphHF, PyegI
Geni Lahay. voting on the lie. east the
lhal yOne for Holden vile.
Onicors elected:
Joe Idhay. claremOre. president.
~ - Fills Mr. kogee Vice pren lent
". II. A. Harrison. Checofah. secre-
iary; j. u Long. Alton. chaplain: J..
II French, COllinsyille. membeh execu.
tive committee OF grand lodge
Delegates TO national meeting al
Fort Smith. Nov. 3;
Joe Iahay. ed Mcclure. w. n Jlaus
William Bickle. Jen d. Ellis, John
French. 9. H. carhuih, w. q A. Har.
rison, .. II. Long.
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LOCAL 4
E9H9HGRsN3ResESnGUsE1MSn

Postmaster Charles Watson Is here
from Perry comforting with Joe Nor
rs az Republican headquarters.
Judge S. W. Hays, who has been
With the Bryan special this week in
I southern part OF the state. has re-
rned to the capital city. He reports
/ emendous crowds at every sched.
l. I'd point on the route of the special.
Judge T. n, Doyle. OF the Criminal
Court Of Appeals has returned from
Ferry,
r. Dunlop. Of Ardmore, Is a Guthrie
visitor.
Congressman B. S. Mcclure is here
. day. lie spoke this afternoon at
lac Aifdome.
Special School Land Appraiser $.
p, Price has returned from Weather
ford
Alvin Richards, private secretary 10
Judge Dunn, is in Norman.
r.. F.. Gndley, Santa Fe adiuster, IS
hgre from Arkansas city.
"A. L. Evans is here from Okla
hsma City.
d. l.. Sleeper, o. Tulsa, is here con
ferring with politicians. He is one OF
the leading Republicans Of Tulsa
Rev Noah b. Wlckham Is here from
oklahoma city In the interest of the
Oklahoma Children's Home society
Santa Re Detective p. ~ Moore IS
here from Arkansas city.
Bishop f. X. Brooke is here from
Oklahoma city.
Judge w. A. Leahetter IS here from
Ardmore on legal matters.
Enfofcement Attorney r. Caid
We'll Of the State agency. Fetdrned
last evening from Oklahoma CITY.
Rev + r. Fairchila returned this
morning froh Crescent where b.
spoke last night in favor of the state
aeeaey system.
a. C. .f)olde rs. tired srcra Oklaho-
MA CIT tys9Oss1sgenins -su6
y A. Aldefsoa Of the state exaus
iners office, left last evening for
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DAILY FASHION
.......... TALkS..........
/ slMpLG scfIOOL NROCK.
By May Nianton

. NINIIT TIII 0NTIVUIl FItVNN.
Plaid materials gre much liked Tor
school dresses and they are always
pretty aud Always youthful yet durabia
wilhal for every mother knows that
they s 3ow soil much less readily than
others. Tails one can be made in
number Z Ways. Ia the illustration
the fitted lining a. made separately
from the Opiaide and takes the place
OF guimpel the sleeves aud yoke
being Of embroidered nuslin but n
liked the whole dress can be made in
one and the sleeves and the yoke
either Of matching material or Of SILK
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or In contrast OF long sleeves only
could be used, making a palmer,
simpler frOck ~ any case, b weyer.
the over waist and the skirt are Joined
by means OF "a bell aud the closing OF
fhe entire dress Is made az the back
Plain cOlCred caalmere with tae
guimpe portions Of plaid silk would DE
exceedingly pretty and youthful or
such plaid material as The one il.Hs,
iratei could be ma "a IN combination
with plain coi red silk n place 0f the
lingerie material II an entire dress in
place of "a separate guimpe Is waptsl.
For the tsl year size viii be ~ luir-
ed ? ~ yards of material "a. l-3
yards 32 or 5-S yards "A inches wide
with J 3.S yards ~ for thH chcmisette
and sleeves a May Manton pattern.
No 6ifl, sizes g TO y years, will be
mated 10 any address by tbe tashian
DepartmeWBf this paper GA receipt OF
ten ceEisI4N Ia baie send az adil-
tional two cent stamp for letter plat.
age which insnres more pr-'npi de-
liyefiJ
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Nerv v0USneSS
Completely Cured
Mrs. Roam OF Rolling Fork, Miss, Tells of the
Wonderful Restoration 60 Health of aaef
Husband and Herself-NAr. Roam Siad
Consumption and Mrs. Roam Ner-
Vousness and Constipation.

Mrs. T. c. Roam was q chronic
sufferer from constipation and
nervousness for over 10 years.
She says she tried everything thae
she could think of and was treated
BY several doctors, but nothing
seemed to relieve or help her Until
at last she employed DR.. Shiverss
Of Greenyille, Miss, who pre-
scribed Duffy's Pure Malt Whi4
key, TO be taken regularly four
times a day-dessertspoonsul in q
glass Of mill;--and a few bottles
made a complete cure.
Mrs. Roam writes that her
health is better than It has becn
for years, and she heartily recon-
mends Duify's Pure Malt Whis4'
key as the greatest family nicdi-
cine and tonic stimulant, as It has
cured her.
She also states that her fus-
band, who had consumption, was
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vgnpIcr AoAINsr M,euIRE.
(contInred From rage D

Confined From Rage -
90 Yol are charged with doing
rothlng 10 assist your colleagues IN
tqeir efforts 10 secure the removal OF
restrictions from lands IN ihdiati Ter.
Iitory, that taxation fight be reduced /,
that you were not present when thi,
restriction bill came TO vote. but
Sere bold'ng score card at a base
ball game when your name was called
H. congress
DO you believe the F;rst district
prefers al expert on home runs. foul
tips and stolen bases to n man who
viii work 2calously in behalf OF tho
people who pay the taxes?
90 Yol have stated In public al.
d"csses that the affidavit made by w.
f. smith, OF Ponca city, regarding the
fees paid you for lobbying against the
interests OF the Osagc. was a forgery
DO you pot know that you lied2 DO
you not know that the Smith affidavit
Las been seen by your own people.
tAat your own campaign management
las been offered FIVE hundred dollars
ip-proye your charge OF forgery?
co Yoa nave been indicted with
double crossing your own friends and
constituents. Your letter bearing on
the Guthrie apd NlnglHher post oili
&c appointments brands you as atralr
or and you lack the manhood to repu.
diate the authorship of that letter
Finally Bird Mcclure, you have
made good money by representing
special interests. but where oh where
Is there anything IN your public rec
.crd to cause Oklahoma to be proud OF
a man whose crime has not less that
a man whose crime has not been less
than that OF the Jailed United States
Senator from Kansas
Finaly. do YOU believe you can hold
you rhead up In decent company and
declare that you are a congressman ia
LIonlilY2
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It is invaluable for overworked
men, delicate women and sickly
children. Il strengthens and sus-
tains the system, is a promoter OF
health and longevity, makes the
old young and keeps the young
strong.
CAUTION.--Wne@ you ask yosr draggist.
Crucer or denle for Dutiy's Pure Malt Whis-
key be sure you get the genuine. it's an
absolutely pure meaielGai malt whiskey and Is
sold IN large seated hott les Onl y--nevcf n bulk
Look for the Trademark, the " old Chemist"
on the label, AUD make sare the seal over
the cork Is anbroken. Price ) 100. Wflte
sOnsuiting physician, Dntfy Malt Whlskey
Co., Rochester, N. ", eor free illustrated
medical booklet lud Tree advice.
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completely cured after taking and half dozen bottles OF Duy
Pure Malt Whsky Any doctor who has treated trouble
and tuberculosis who has had touch OF realize
what wonderful thing this for be cured with and
half dozen bottles of Duy Pure Malt Whey taken ordered
by doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs Roam anxious to have their statement pub
sed broadcast that others who suffering they have may
read and DC benefited and they will be only glad any
of inquiry thev their
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these states are against the Republic
an ticket His forecast. Mr. Hitch
cock said. was based upon informa'
ton received by him from party lead
ers throughout the United States
The states claimed for Taft and
sherman. With their electoral votes
follow.
California 10, Colorado 3. Connects.
cut z. Delaware 3, Idaho 3, Illinois %,
Indiana IS. Iowa i3. Kansas 10. Maine
6. Maryland 8, Massachusetts l6, Mich
lgan a. Minnesota II. Montana 3,
Nebzraska g, Nevada 3, New Hamp.
shire 4, New Jersey i2 New York 80,
North Dakota 4. Ohio %. Oregon 4,
Pennsylvania "a, Rhode Island 4,
South Dakota 4, Utah 3, Vermont a,
Washington 8, West Virginia z. Wis.
consln l3, Wyoming g. Totals, 325
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There's nothing 50 good for sore
shroaf as Dr. Thomas Eelectrie or.
Cures % Ia a few hours. elieyes any
gGiB ~ n0y part.
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aoma where he has been attending
farmers institute meetings.
State Superintendent y. d. Cameron
eturned this momlng from Muskogee
where ne attended the Baptist state
convent N.
Judge s. II. Harris. OF Oklahoma
city. passed through the city today
IN route to Perry.
Corporation Commissioner J. J Me
Alester returned this morning from a
trip to Pawnee ana saltwater
G. /. Gilbert is here from yklahoma
ity. He is a former Guthrie resi-
lent
Van H'Ron is in Mulhall
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q eOmplexion satin. smooth aaa 6aiT
given by Satin skin powder iinis.
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DuffY's Pure Malt WhlskeY

absolutely dsaton Of matted grain great being
have every Kernel thoroughly matted thus destroying tic
Gcm and producing predgesed liquid ood in the form of malt
essence which the effective tonic smuant and nvgoraor
scence soened BY warmth and moisture its palatabIy
injurious substances render it that be
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