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The (s.sHra Ia a i've,

tne are so used t-~ f'rs~,N,I,y of the .,,;, ss mere mineral .n-frer mat it coln"s quite as 2 shock ro. find this l. riS take .tS 2 n,a1te. eI f5ct the ,.rr. vf soft mold .Ub.cl-c.e.aeS t!5e ..TeaH,s t all cu}tivabIn Gt-'2.=., a"! rom which vegetation springs X @.i.al'y in Iry#t part ii iAj'.2 .s.1-nr o. e5&y l.sf.5~ and aniNa.~. ;a.a. .a. l., i..rr.ai~ of mo}s!a and fHnsi, Earst.., ..e..j .s'"t1':, rr"a..il4I lts.r.s ttuN ro. 5enHsl.es. ,I.r2ljn2 !ca}v- 1HG '1" r.t.,.rH~ of 1argrr.a %Lictl a'lu- ;iv. ,Hcj. aH tGnse "go u..Eca "H,. .&@.r.. tp-ethst -5r maay inche= ,s4Wn .etew a..a feet tn q con fused muss af ,.f". f"Fu~ of all sorts sWarm lii coHntleSs millions Tnlce3. all the plants that grow aHI He r.as exists un thN fac. of the oarth p.ve thcl" Icing t5 inc fact th2} rle -ae;mt Is aIiFA. You takr-a Shotp.tHI of tAe fno>1 ~pil iu the world a1I ~trri}il, 1t tlMt k, }eat il till all the life ia t is destroyed ana then plant seeds in 1t. No amount of care or watering win make those seeds grow Then. life ,le- pendS "n the life in the soil around them.-- London Answers.
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N--tle-t -,Inn

Castle Garden W&S built hy the Chm d States in 1SNT from the plans of lieutenant colonel Jonathan Williams s F.. and waS called Fort Clinton. k .S2o it was c"tlcd 10 New York city. Tn 1894 1t i.e. ai}j5 a place of amusement snd ahoglt l>:2.G get tlfc name of cast !e Garden In lS-il there were Ethiopian! ninStrels the%n. ia l>41-4A theatrical companies played fhcro. and in 1850 Jenny Lind saHss ra"re. In lS;,., if wa~ ,loScd as q plac" of amusement, and he commissioners of immicration tooh t as m immigrant depot. In lSIo il suffci 'i from fire, HIt,l oD July 9. l>1G. It Wis 9urAe;! to lIi" ground. It wa, tebui!M at once Tn 1N.f2 the depot w3> moved to Ellis sland. and Castle Gar fen reverted r. t'e city. which In lS:tt opened an aquarium there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
BEES AS LAND PROTECTORS.
llNornan's Novel Scheme to Keep
 gs Greeks From Trespassins.

KS Keeping a party of Greek laborers by railroad off of her lana sby means of bees vas the novel f""F .Of a woman living several miles fr"i..
 Jennings. o. T.. says the St. Loui
 Post Dispatch. All other means hay Ing failed. her husband being pc, Hs Gd from driving the, mon off W.th q Gbotgun lty the authorities. sil" recent
 M put her plan Into execution.
 q number of hives. she placed Hem at intervals along the fence n2X1
 MT the railroad. When time came foi s&Ge ahorcrs to quit work they imH"'!i yGfely started to climb over the fcnCr alh so doin4 they disturbed the be- .<4hich SwarMcd out and stung tA"1a on all parts of the body. Hardly one
 Scaped without feeling the sting of me of the bees The faces of many of IHte men were swollen to twice thril sM Rural size and it was several days EN fore some of them were able t0 lG
 m tq work. But they have not tres X &SScd on the land since, although the } AeS have been removed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Wireless Atlantic Liners.

Hugh Bell the new president O..
 Iron and Steel institute, in Lon on. predicted in his inaugural ad 8ress that century hence, with littl. o3 no machinery aboard and scarcely ny crew. ships would be sped on theii Wages by electricity generated at Ni
 Yer the Atlantic, says q London ca
 e dispatch to the New York Sun
 Us. he added, sounded like q stranw. Stecast, but it was no more incredih,
 an the scientific happenings since O1. The world moved ou in a sue ~esion of dreams and their fHllfilment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Elephant Life in the bundles.

Without "I"Pllants iuncles would be virtually Mlnas>ahle Enc greg, beasts are mixture of strength aud Wc;ik- ness. "1 cr2ft and simplicity. The paths through the jungle from village to village are merely tracks from which the intrrlaciH-s foliage has been cut and thrust a~jH" and the virgin soil trodNoH iHto T black mud After a rain this mud iS Maay feet deep. and no living creature except Hn elephant. buffalo or q rhN0crr0S could labor through it. The elephant makes his way hy lifting one foot at a time and inserting it deep into the slough in front, withdrawing another with sound like the popping of q huge cork. Nothing but q ride on an earthquake could Dc compared with the sensation of being run away with by an eie- phant. As for stopping him. some one has well said flat yon mi.ssht as wei! try to stop q rEaH#ar locomotive by pulIinE with VOLT walking stlcIl nl tue funnel ;s seek to clscl; ;}H elephant al such a moment with q goal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Electrifying the Rhine.

De river Rhine is being turned to
 use by the electricians who are Hing power stations along it's hHHI~.
 tho san Francisco Chronicle. .A1 Et-N Nhlcn big power station ha.
 established for which the cao4 \ erecting it will pay to the $&.'~s Ion $l3, l24 for the concession. uM pal tax of $l7.254, and supply o.@.,n0 &epoWer electric energy at cost price De canton authorities. The conces. Laires also oblicate themselves to $24, 12I toward the erection of . 4 bridge over the Rhine. The prin e of making those who use water for the privilege is well establish ln Switzerland. where great care i% eii to prevent anything resembling a popollZation of a natural benefit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
A Wei Meant Suodestion.

At an "at home" given by a T.1ru shire geItlemans wife an outside man servant had to do duty for a ts.tle. The man was aStaHiShed at the tin. slices of bread and butter with whie& ne served lis Uistress guests. As lie was serving an ancient dowager fot the fourth time he said to her in { co!ce that WAS meant for a whisper. but which was audible to the whole room. If yor elape three or four slices :ogetLer. n8ln. maybe yer can get 6 oite". -Iolle.n Telegraph
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Protopiasm.

All life on the earth appears o"'H connection with oDn substance ! fIsl- tery Jelly-closely related chcmir;'lv to egg a!bunleu-and this sUbstai @ I2 known as prctnp!asm. Every liv.N@ thing is built of this one substance jeliyfsh. trees whales. men ovcrE tl.nS ,lat i.ves. Biologists lave sue ceeded in doing some wond"r."i things. Five or SIX etarfsh eggs have been fused into one, from which 8 monster starGsh has been p"adNce& Other starfsh eggs have been separate
 Into eight pieces. from whic!t c;s!lt dwarf stalt.sll have been drought fortA Crabs can sie made to order. witll tA, large claw on either the right or til' left side. and fatfish have been pre- duced with the color pattern on th, underside- New York American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
AP TARs AT JAMESTOWf!.
Warriors Critically Exami,

|tIe Warriors Critically Examine ] Guns and Cutiasses q tie Far. live hundred 5Tpanesr sailors from \ cruisers Tsohirha and CIilo>p. apH bart of the jamestoNu cNpo>itjoa fal rendezvous, recently invaded ,ie position grounds SAYS q Norfolk D special dispatch to the New YoDa prld. EYelYthinG tha; t'u' .Iap5 ca-.e foss Was closely scrgI.uiz,4 T.. k only looked at, but JnGicd, fr5 D sa2cl,ed filings
 El " Were -orr Interested in tle kcrNmcnt exhibits than &nytliN" f, and when they reached the army & navy exhibit of guns. SWosd~. cut ees, etc, there was ,a wild ScraDalr 3get their hands on them regardless *lIands eff" signs and thc aduoui |hs of guards.
 he guards wore swcft off their feet
 thc curious little warriors uHee | sh for the implements of war. They kde a critical examination of tAe
 ye in a sword or the mechanism of
 modcrn rifle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
The Great White Shark.

The man eating fish par excellence ts the great white shark. It is otherwise known by the name of man eater. 0c. casionalIy specimens are seen on both coasts of the United States, thouEh it's more customary habitat is in tropical waters This frtghtful creature attsins a length of nearly forty feet and 1t is able to swallow man whole. Ti!s fact is proved by an experiment which sailors are fond of making when such a shark is captured. The skull being preserved they amuse themselves by crawling one after Rnother through the dtstended jaws. It would be unsafe to do this, however, when the head has been freshly cut off, because under such conditions the jaws will snap together dercely for some time afterward Y anything is placed between them. The skull of big shark, hy the way, is a' ways salable owing to the demand h, museums and curiosity hunter, A young sea Hon weighing q A}.nlret pounds has cen found in the stots,Acl of a white shark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Looks Easy. but Try 1t.

Did you ever notice a jewcler wear Ing his magnifying glass ill one eye? l. looks easy. huI try It. The inczpe"{- cnced citizen wao tries 10 iocE at some thing with sucl. glass is sure to clu.,. one eye lie cm,t lock at the MaGnMed object Wi.h ,Ec other eye opened, as can the jewrler This is only another evidence that one must learn al tif details of ones trade. What Is ca>, for the experienced jeweler Is a.! hn' impossible for the novice.-New YorI Globe
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Why She'.. .v Straieft.

Many people wonder why the co',r shaped proJectiies In their tiish1 through the air do not wabble. hut drive straight ahead This is eosit4 explained Round the bottom of tue shell is marrow band of copper which varies In width according to the size oi the projectile. Being made of soft metal. this band is cut by the steel rifins of tie 4Gn oN the shock Of eA ploSion This action causes the shell to revo'vc with lightning rapidity, Wi,t the ro&Hl; tha' it keeps steady durh,r its flight through the air. Londoh Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
WORLDS FAIR HOUSE.
How a Kansas City Man Is Building
 an Odd Structure.

an Odd Structure.
 The Wor3d's Fair Iio:.~". the new home which p. h. Dyer is hHitda== "a Indcpendcu.e Hy"nu" near Reauai"itt Station, ~* of llanSas City, Mo. is to be Glr ted il about d Eo"r, ~ayr special dispatch to the Chicago Inter Ocean. No work on the bUil iug las been done si':re >Ir. Dyer Jeff f2r h.> home in Augusta. Ca. last f#I! NJ that til4se- tn" roof, the exterior of tae house and a 7art of 'hc pnreh "og" i.it- ished. Mr nycr is cXpr, tod to rel ll2 within a few weeks, HMd work k r. ''e resumed and continued in the SllG45e}.
 "AItogcther we have sp"lt ah"u. eighteen months working oil the lI"oSv, said James o. Iioggc, tl" arr&:" | I "Some grading was done last WiNe@. but no work on the hailap .s do"r rz- scept when ,ir. Dyer iS here. | -r sahaye no trouble We expect to finish tu s..about a year
 ~ Mir. Dyer formerly lived in kanSas @City. He is now president of tho e,ee, 3 tric light and street railway companies In Augusta. lis home at bcallnon' ls ! being built of material purchased hE him and Mir lIos- at the Chicago and St. Louis worlds fairs. He purchased the Victoria building in Chicago and ! the Indian Territory. Louisiana ana < Alabama state buildings in St. l1oNiS The house also is to be furnished with \ material purchased at the Chicago and NSt Louis fairs.
 s1s Each Sunday when the weather IS sspleasant many persons visit the house
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T. B. Reeds Birti,olace,

Rrhc birthplace of the late Speaker T Reed, which is about to be tor. Swn, is in the heart of Potlan'l'r V Milan quarter and is now a tcnrnl@r karmiuc with sons and daughters "} 1nny Italy. says the kenn"hec lnNr n. How much they are impressr. E1f1e greaXness of their surrounoi}t"
 showE recently when a visitor, kirinS to get q look at thc celebrated
 .tesman's birthplace. asked q h'' f
 would show him the Tom l;p"f use. "Tomma Reed. Tomma Reed ,u mean Tomma Reed. da mil&" auY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
A Lessen In Ornitholcgy

A ccntIo&2N who rather overvalue6 .imSeif. Io39s.,:e: at a case of birds, sad Q an orNitAal"%ist who was wi+h him What is that A;rG:'
 That" said the other. @is a maslre. - Its not my idea of a magple," was he rojc.nder.
 "perhapS not" replied his friend, 'but its Gods idea of magpie. ."- Blouse Beautiful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Makino Q Distinction.

'Ot course you know so"ethlns about that candinate's political opln ions?" said the ,rusty adviser.
 "l dol't care a ray about his opln lons," answered Senator Sorghum How are bis epigrams? Washington Star
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Unhealthy.

Man (to friendl--I am done wit, doctors heneeforth. One of them Aa rised me to sleep with my wi"Aows open dh. so and the yer! ne&' morl. .n:: my gold watch was gone frun the burea,,, Fliegendc Blatter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
G Painful Face,

"My face pains mo. ,!oc5or What shall do:" a&..r,! '.c patc:,
 'iIn $lrc I don't Enow." replied iile doctor. You know have no way n' improving your lo"NS."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
etritinS Likeness.

"l wnnt yon ID photograph me u striking atti',r.c
 "!io vor meA'! hold, ng ou. your Eaad asklnE for u,uI.oy T.- New Yor1 Pres.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Travel:I,g Sand Hills.

On t,4c coast cf l'ei..,..:.l:is t9"re arv ar:-n tracts of sau' 1c.tfcd 'r hv the wind, l',li,.re,.5 .. sArG, u s1"adt t& and fra& t., .. .2a fnet Ls;;A, ana t,2i..Z hI.... s-.- t2 t,~ tha Nint., move steadily in an easterly urection 3'h.. .=,sse e.;: liI,s ,ravp} .~ t.,,.a t,t...f #...,. 5,. ..-i -5i.
 get 4 -. ..s. 4... :. >6=.,". times z :aa - ....=-.. ..es nj. s.2s ross :, s,las42 ;f=., a3,# @..a.#z.t..... '.,a
 .2-. ..,. a=ts.+e. e.,'e ?attos, ct :. t'.a <;eaf. ;a.f5'sz 2: '.'tz If :'5 Ti.4s !l,! :i.. ,4rf :.=....s @ntst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
FOR RENT.
Dwellings

N9 .E-, H"4t Third ave, 1 rooms. \ '59t W.s. Fifth-aEe ! rooms. \ " M"> ETH aH rooms M. uAt N n .n9r,9., E8ytE5 a3 a.
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! CT std

No. 2J13 Nc -.--- ' rooms No. 1i27 Lo4.s.aLa .,., . rooms. Eo. 1222 Fir st. ? rooms.
 [o. Ill Spgaeo =s. so3m#. No. 12I0 Fir s., 2 raalz-
 No. 21f Linden g., 2 looa0z-
 N. >o4 isa Fifteenth aye, 3 rooms A9.ns far Sawyer &, Austin Lumber 2uWgeD#'- IWf3jDge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-20
Fire3 Ffrpt

Are yon insuret? # not. xhy not Delay dangerous. I represent ol0 line companies. Place your insurance with me
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
TEMPLARS
POSTPONE
UNION

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Purcell, Okla. Sept S--The Hnlgh
Templar organizations Of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory viii remain sep
arate, The Indian Territory depart-
menl held a meeting here and threw
cold water on the proportion 20
merge the two organizations voting 36
Tor and "A against With 50 slight q
in favor of pnidng, United
States Grand aaster Htnry w Rugs.
OF Providence. N 4. with whomi the
matter Of final decision fested decid
cd TO allow the affair 10 30 over until
the grand iri-annual conclave In CHI
cago ia 1910
The meeting PLANNED 20 be held ,n
Oklahoma City today has been called
oil aud Mr.. Rugg viii return 70 Prov.
ldence this aiternoon
The meeting held yesterday was for
lhe purpose Of learning the desire q
The Indian Territory oreanizaiion Had
ihe vote been closer the Oklahoma
city injecting would have been held ln
order 20 reach 3 decision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
|: EXPERT
To MAXI:
!. PLANS
FOR GROUP OF BUILDINGS
ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
AT NORMAN

Norman, okla, Sept 7.--Secretary
w e. Rowsey, of the board of regents
Of the state university of Oklahoma,
has in charge the selection Of an eX-
pert architect to make plans for the
group OF buildings to be placed on the
university campus AS SOON as the
architect makes the plans, and they
are accepted by the building cemmit-
tee further plans are to be made for
the construction OF an administration
building to take the place OF the one
that was destroyed by fire last Decem-
Der. This new building is TO cost
$20O,00 and 1t is expected that work
will commence within a few weeks
A course OF sanitary and municipal
engineering has been added TO the
university curriculum for the purpose
Of preparing the engineers turned out
OF the state university for positions as
city engineers of the growing cities Of
| the state TWO new professors have
been added TO the department. Harold
V. Bozell. honor man at the Kansas
university. viii be the new instructor
in electrical engineering, and II b.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
Dl; +. NJ. cOlyille (R); ]. G. Barn

CD; f. NJ. colyille (R); j. c. Barn
AID Isl.
Fifteenth district George o. JoHn-
son CD; ). d. Shields (s); no keDuD-
lican
Sixteenth misunderstanding saw
age (D). declined to serve; L. ID.
Biownlee (R); John A. Galley (S).
Seventeenth district j. Elmer
1homas tD); no Republican
Eighteenth district--Harry A. Allen
fD); william Hutchinson OR); James
4. Higdoa (s).
Nineteenth district-R. P. Wynne
OD W. Shepherd (R).
Twentieth district-Jesse NJ. Hatch
cit Cd; Charles T. Gibson (R); Ed,
l. Causey (S).
Twenty-sccond disirict-H. f. Hurst
GO: Frank Warren tRJ; William D.
Hayman Isl.
Twcniy-Ihlrd district-W. p. Stew
art Cd; George W. Richardson (R).
Twenly-SiXth district--W. NJ Frank
lin Cd; w. r. Smregg fR).
Tweniy-Seyenth district ~ Cheesie
McIntoch tDl; Harry Beeler (R).
Twenty Eighth distlict-B. a. Whit
taker IN. j, r. cloonan tR),
Thu;itth Cfstrict-sE. NJ. ! andru.u
CD; no Republican.
Thirty-second DISTRICT. p. Long
ID, John II. Gum fR).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
4. . N. collepe No. sman sshool.

Many citizens who have not had an
opportunity 70 Visit the State a & a.
college at saltwater. are disposed to
think OF that institution OF learning as
embraced I'm a single building With
some three or foNY teachers employedy
The session of the State Board of Agri-
culture, held on The grounds Of the
college in August afforded opportunity
Tor many people to see that institution
for the first time They found that
more than 900 students had heen in
attendaucc during the past year and
ihat 200 teachers had attended the col
lege for six weeks just pricr TO tAe
coming OF the delegates They learned
also that education I'm mathematics,
English. language and history Is
pitched along the highest lines and is
not neglected, although the industrial
sullecis, including several branches of
agriculture engineering and domestic
science are the leading objects In the
institution
The new department Of music is
one OF the most important cultured
studies that can be supported by the
Institution. and since music in the
homes of the people Is a necessity the
college is giving some attention Ia
that subject for the benefit OF our bcys
and girls.
There are eight large brick buildings
on the A. & ~. college grounds and q
| farm Of 900 acres carrying pure bred
stock OF nearly al kinds and a cream
cry turning out over 1000 pounds ol
butter daily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
GERMANS
FRATERNIzE

Germans from all parts OF the state
of Oklahoma gathered in Guthrie yes
terday TO attend the Dentcher Bmd
convention
The convention was opened by music
fr m the state band, and achorus sung
in German. This was followed by wei
come address made by A. o Farquhar-
son president of the Guthrie Merchants
Association; Mr. Farquharson extended
one of those hearty welcomes which
Guthrie Is always ready to give CON
yentlons and gatherings OF this kind,
aess standpoint ard was heartily ap-
plauded
the rest OF his address was from busi-
Mr.. Henry Braun, president OF the
StateDeutcner Bund next addressed
the audience with an interesting talk
aiterw hich the regular routine OF husi'
ness was taken up and transacted in
German according 10 the usual custom.
A large delegation Is expected 10 ar
rive this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
SENATORS. aorA PARTIES.

The complete list OF senators nomt-
rated by all parties, by districts, fol-
lows.
Second dlstriet-E. l.. Mitchell Cd
no Republican.
Fourth district-H. J.. Denton CD;
Webster Snaith (S); no Republican
z sixth. district. y, Williams ID;
Iafe Knowles (Rl.
Eighth district-P ]. Goulding Cd
"a p. IiFhtfoot (R).
Ninth district Mark Worten
fD) Earnest b. Chapman (aj
Tenth disuict-J. q Newell Cd;
!. r. scot tRl; George A. Moore 80
Twelfth district- James 4 kirk
s oed tDl; Harper = Cunningham
tR: George r. Morgan (Sl.
Thrf nth district a r. Eeger
pa an ODl. Wiiberiorce Jones ln) 4
- 3oylan tS).
F0url enlb district w II iotusoi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
BUSBY
PAPER
TRUST
.-.-.
REPUBLICAN MACHINE BUYS
UP newspapers TO
FIGHT HASKELL

McAlester, Okla, Sept. 7.--That the
meeting OF the Republican leaders
here few days ago decided upon
securing control OF several leading
newspapers in the state, was borne out
Yesterday when Colonel William Bus
by. the coal king, and candidate for
presidential elector. purchased the
McAlester Daily and Weekly Capital.
the best newspaper plant or the Indian
Territory side of the state
The Capital has heretofore been
Democratic
Last Sunday the announcement was
made thar the Muskogee Phoenix. a
Republican paper. has passed from the
editorial control Of Colonel Clarence
b. Douglas whose Independence was
not pleasant TO Dennis Fiynn and
Iusby
TIE Capitsl at McAlesicf was imme-
diately merged with The Daily News,
an evening paper owned by Busby for
the past year.
Ii has leaked cut that Busby pro-
poses 10 extend the News-Capital
throughout the east side Of the state
and with Flynn IN control cf the
Phoenix. thoy propose TO fight Haskell
and his administration as they have
never been tohgkt before.
Both newspapers have an expensive
equipment. capable OF meeting any
campaign demand on the circulation
department In neither McAlester OF
MuslsoRec have the Democrats a news
paper plant Of such magnitude
The scheme on tap is to boost the
Oklahoma City Times and State Capt
tai IN old Oklahoma and the News
Capital and Phoenix on the east side
believing that united they can reach
constituency that the larger Demo
cratic papers can not touch.
II IS said here that Flynn has prom
tsed to keep the Oklahoman as neal
silent as It will be safe for that ultra
Democratic organ 70 remain and still
hold its claims as a party newspaper.
III P. Robbins, the man who tore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08

Mr. John White. Of 3S Highland Ave.
Houlton. Maine says. "Haye been
troubled with cough every winter
and spring Last winter ! tried many
advertised remedies. but the cough
continued until bought soc. bottle
of Or. Kings New Discovery; Eefore
that was half gone, the cough was ali
gone. This winter the same happy
result has followed. a few doses once
more banished the annual cough. |
am now convinced that Dr. Kings New
Discovery is the best of all cough and
lung remedies" Sold under guaran-
tee at c, r Renfro's drug store. soc.
and Si00. Trial bottle free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-08
COCAINE IN
S0F 7 DRINKS
Special to Daily Leader.

special 10 DAILY Leader
Shawnee, Okla, Sept 8s-State
Chemist Edwin DeBarr, who has ex-
amined dozen or more of the most
common beverages dispensed at soda
fountains throughout the country, re-
ports that but three OF these drinks
are free from cocaine
a. Mewoka reports were made re-
garding a grape juice sold in large
quantities. An investigation proved
that certain brand OF vinegar was
being mixed with the grape juice and
allOwed 10 rest over night. II was then
capable Of causing quick drunk :"
The vinegar was analysed and found
TO contain si2 per cent of alcohol
The chemist is now working on a
number Of brands of canned meats and
his preliminary examination resulted
In The discovery Of impurities that wIll
cause the goods to be barred from the
state.