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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-29
pRooLAMATIoN sY rAg MAYoa.

IN compliance with the proclama-
tlon of his Excellency, Governor Has.
Rell. and IN patriotic recognition Of
'ne compliment To OkahomS on the
occasion Of the unfurling OF the Ok.
lahoma Flag With &c stars thereon.
placed there by the hands of 80 OF
the representative women in Oklaho-
ma. respectfully request the peopla
OF the city OF Guthrie TO suspend bust
ness from 10 o'clock a. m. TO 12
O'Clock noon on Saturday, July 4. 1908
and attend the exercises which will
be arranged by a committee to carry
out the suggestions OF the governor.
also respectfully request inc
teachers OF the various public schools
SO far as practicable TO organize their
schools and attend the exercises with
them in body
hereby appoint as a committee
to arrange the program, select the
place Of assembly. and do all that NAV
be necessary 10 carry out the desires
OF the governor as expressed in his
proclamation. Miss Carolyn Williams.
Or g. B- Hill, and Mrs. IL II.
Smock. said exercises TO take place
promptly at il o'clock g. m, which
allowing for difference IN timo will
be the exact ilour that the dag will
be unfuyled over Liberty Hall In Phil.
adelphia.
ATTEST: Mayor.
d. w KINNAN, ,vgpgYy
CITY Clerk ta0-ws-l
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Springfield. NJ June % Colored
voters OF The United States. who are
lantagOnisiic 10 IN candidacy of ~ II.
lTaft. republican nominee for presi-
dent. win hold a national conference
lac Denver on Tuesday july Z, the day
lihe democratic national convention
"opens The purpose Of the gathering,
as stated IN he call, is ID consider
.their political affiliations, and cOndi-
'tlons and develop plans to change the
political complexion Of states wherein
The negro vote is the balance OF
power
They win also memorialize the dem
ocratic convention.
ITO declare against degrading a So
dier of the United States army with.
out the preliminary OF q trial, and pro-
nounoe for a strict adherence to the
constitution and all It's amendments
discuss The feasibility of nominating
a candidate for president on the civil
liberty party ticket or vote direct for
tie Denver nominee and issue an adj
deess IN the colored citizens of the
ma on"
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aver WATCHFUL
a Little Care VIII Save Many Guthrie
Readers Future Trcuble.


Watch the kidney seeretions.
See that ihas have the amber hue
OF health;
The discharges not excessive or
infrequent;
Contain no "brick.dust like" sedi.
menr
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this
Tor you.
Then watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick.
w w Jennings OF 1l0 South
Second St. Guthrie. Okla. SAYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills are the best
remedy ever used for kidney ail.
ment and ] willingly testify in their
behalf | had backaohe and other
symptoms, which showed that my kid
neys were not performing their
functions properly These attacks oc.
currch al various intervals for the last
five years and though / tried various
medicines nothing helped me perma-
uently Since using D0an's Kidney
Pills purchased al J. n. Wsllaee's
drug store, ] have bad no return OF
the trouble should there ever be
signs Of recurrence Doan's Kidney
pills ere the aest thing ] would use
For snle by an dealers Price 30
cents tofMiAum co.. BuHalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-anJ
take no other
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v
81 Louis. Mo-, June 29.-Delegates
to the Denver convention from Mis-.
souri, have been asked for an express
sion OF their preference iu relation to
the second place on me national iickc.
There appears in the replies q strong
Francis sentiment One Of the dele
gates, however is ouispOken for Mitch
en OF illinois, Others believe Il too
early 10 discuss the natter
sam ,. Cock, former secretary of
state, OF Missouri, and q power in dem
ocratie politics, says.
am In favor OF nominating Gov
Icrnor Francis FOR vice-president nos
because be is a Missouran but be
cause he Is big enough and broad
enough TO give strength TO the ticket
Throughout the nation
'liryaa and Francis would be an
ideal combination Tor MissOurians. bat
Missouri win be democratic this year
without the prestige of a home mar
on the ticket He is g,rOnger in New
York than any New Yorker who could
be named foS second place.
II shall vote for Goyernb, Francis
at Denver and have no doubt he viii
receive the soNe support OF The Mis-
sonri delegation.
Others who favor Governor Francis
are r. A. Dodge, of Milan, Mo-, former
Governor Lon V stephens, VI ST.
Louis; j. d. Allen, OF Butler. Green
Clay, of Mexico; w. II Thompson OF
Columbia; Ben r. Pitts. Of Maryyilla;
w n Warren. OF Joplin
J. n. Mytion, of ST. Joseph, Mo, dc
clares for John Mitchell
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ficvert 60 believe taelr p.ospe &,
nas mutu IS ~ pfil TIE pfospeit,
of the states where ihe lngas.mont.
are 50 great Here s 4 list by states
and yalues
Massachusetts. S2Sg4 .04O: Rhods
Island. s4.440. .S76 Missouri. S44. 26g
$50, Iowa, SSOS5 l6S. Minnesota. Si4.
Sd2,3O0; Arkansas Ss5i 100. Louisia
ma. S34O5, 300; Alabama. Si3,S42 900
Georgia Si.S40,543: South Carolina
sl0A675; North Carolina, s3OS.0S9
Tennessee. s3220.S90 Kentucky $24s
674671; Virginia $2.4SS.S97. West
Virginia. ss.fN7 5Sl: District OF Colum.
bia, S3,l67,495; Maryland. s3O,306.-
395; Delaware. Si476.956: New Jer.
sey $30,525T27: Connecticut. S4.792.
41S; New Hampshifo. 81 247,f21s New
York. s122es9.4tlts sPennsylvania. $40.
953276i oaie, $40 ISO.527: Indiana.
SiO,924T96. Michigan. $3.50 .90S: Wis.
consin. S66 26S.276 Illinois. $4,000.
1853; Texas. $5.190.306: Oklahoma.
s32024; Nebraska S2.557.7l6: South
Dakota. s929.523 Montana. sara 900: /:
Idaho, S459 265 Nevada. s1g7143:
Utah, SS97S96; Wyoming. $l6G,747.
Colorado, Si.704 1872: California. sf2,.
7l2-606; Oregon. s2,I36.942, Wash.
ipgton s5,SS5.gl4.
Mississippi and Maine have not a
dollar invested in local concerns not
a dollar in brewing properties.
The territories Of Arizona. New
Mexico. Vermont, and North Dakota
and Kansas dispute as to being in
Missouri or Kansasl swing q total OF
s4I2S,2SS.
Many other items could be added
to swell this. especially since there
Is now in operation brewery in
Aiaska, and three in the Pacific insu
lar possessions. but are omitted be
cause not on the taxable list. The
list offered to the assessors make
grand total OF S612, 2,571,55S.
Wisconsin and New York are almost
lied in the proportion according to
population, and Missouri and Wiscon-
sin pay almost FIVE times rs great
tribute to interstate commerce
The largest shlpper Of the bottled
product halls from Milwaukee. with
Saint Louis close second. The larg.
lst draft beer shipped is from New
York.
IL Is also not small item when
1ne reflects that $2l 00O.0OG are an
lually expended for the German draft
beer brews. the majority OF them be
ng in l2a gallon barrels o. kegs.
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.. & NJ. NORMAL
OPENS JULY |

Saltwater, Okla. June 29--shll
water and community will again take
on a new school life July 1st when on
Wednesday the state normal SCHOOL
opens at the A. and NJ. college. A
number OF requests for homes have
been received and It is expected that
the attendance will be largo since the
Payne county institute will be held in
connection with this state normal.
The members Of thee faculty to be
engaged in teaching indicates some-
thing Of the extent and thorough
rvss of the work TO be undertaken.
The faculty has only recently been
decided upon by President-elect Con
nell. who, by the way, assumes charge
of the college on Wednesday next
Following Is the faculty: J. H. Con
nell, president A. and NJ. college. al.
ectCs
Charles Evans, superintendent Ard
more city schools, Dean of tbs normal
department.
E h. Balcomb, department OF agri-
culture Southwestern state normal
school, Weatherford superintendent Of
agriculture, domestic science and
wood working
X. Z BDyeu. county superintendent
for Payne county normal institute.
Psychology and methods, Prof. Chas
Evans ArdmOre.
Agricultural Pedagogy, Prof l. r.
Balcomb. Weatherford.
Primary model school. Miss Maud
Bondurant, Warrensburg Mo-
Reading, Prof u }. Grifhth. North.
western normal school Alga. Okla.
Grammar and Composition. Prof r.
l. Bilyeu, superintendent Payne
county. and Prof l.. j. Barton Of A.
and M. college.
History and constitution, Prof c.
Z. Kezer principal Saltwater schools.
Physiology, Dr. H. l.. Lewis, prOfes.
so- al zoology, stc.. A and M. college
Physics, prof n. r. Chandler. de-
gartment Of ciFil engineering and
physics. A. and N college
Arithmetic. Professors James w
Means. j. w. Lawrence ana B A.
liill, OF A. and n, college
Geography. photography and book.
Keeping Ed 81. McCarrel and Leonard
Ia. HANS. Of A and ~ college
Gymnasium and Physical Ttalnng
lOptlonsll Prot amt Mts y A. IIiH.
a. aud h COLLEGE
Manual training and wood work
lshop) Mr. Becker. a. aud M college
Dairying. (special) Prof Roy c.
Potts. A. and NJ. college,
Chemistry. Especially Prof Geo. /.
Hotter, A. and ~ college
Agriculture field crops and soils)
Prof l.. A. Moorhouse, A. and NJ col
lego.
Agriculture (frilts ard t4hlesl
Prot. o. NJ. Morris, A. and N. college.
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Lincoln. Neb, June %. Although
lillian j. Bryan desires that an East.
n man shall be made the candida 3
= vicepresident on the democratic
,ket, no one yet suggested Is likely
become the nominee Lieutenant
Dyernor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler.
New York. was disposed OF today
a possibility 1t is reasoned tha5
Z. Chanler's political experience and
.tional prominence have not been
ch as to enutle Chanler to the dis
lcti0n
.aders % interview Bryan.
Between now and the tinae of the
invention many other prominent
mocrats are scheduled to drop in at
r. Bryan's home, near here. and
rther conferences viii be held. H.
ay be that a decision viii he reach
as TO the running mate. lust now
'wever il looks as If the second place
the ticket win be held open until
e lasi .At1ment as IL was at Chicago.
Mayo - w Brown, of Lincoln VII
the 5raska member of the com
Ittee on resolutions. He viii be the
ade Ellis of the Denver convention.
cording to present plans. That Is. he
u leave Lincoln for Denver July 5
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one who follows Dr George f..
shiadvs memories Of General Grants
last Days, thrao.h the pages Of The
Century viii feel a sympathetic and
intimate acquaintance with a brave,
gentle. kindly charac err who proved
himself uue here In his fight for
fc-in O. 90 ae hardest battles a
rave npV ter called upon TO fight.
che concluding chapters of these
memories, in the July Century, tell the
sad story OF tho last weary days at
Mount McGregor.
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Aere 3 ReIIef for woman.

Mother Cray n nurse In New Yorls.
discovered an aromatic, pleasant herb
cure for women's Ills. called AUS
TRALlAN-LEAF. II is the only Ger.
tain regulator. Cures female weakness
es and Backache, Kidney. Bladder and
Urinary troubles. At all Druggists or
by mail so cts. Sample FREE. Al
dress. The Mother Gray Co. lie Roy.
N. Y.
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The Hobart Democrat advises the
kiowa county fair TO be success If il
expects to have many friends down
there.
And it rained--ltem in many papers
true, but not appreciated
The editor Of the Ponea City Cour.
Ter is trying TO beat down the price
OF SInnybrcok whiskey. alleging the
prlce is higher than country edi-
tor can afford to pay.
NewkirlS and Blackwell are so busy
explaining their virtues to Kay county
voters they forget to promise to re.
place the washed out bridges In return
Tor the honor OF being the county seat
q Kay.
Because her husband bet and lost
money to Hutchinson man at ball
game, an Oklahoma City wife severely
trounced the Hutchinson winner, max.
ing an act at the afternoon ball game
not on the program, Drt which was
greatly enjoyed by the audience the
players, umpire and four policemen
greatly applauding the lady while en-.
gagged in jabbing the man who won tie
money.
The Meadows murder case again
grinds at Oklahoma City.
Vinita boasts OF enough good water
without the aid of the elements and
asks the elemental extra supply be
shut down temporarily.
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FIGHTING FOR
THEIR LIVES

The efforts Of the brewing inter.
ests % divorce their prodnct from
that ~ ihe stronger % increase the
sentiment tAat has taSen root
throughout the Central states. Tie
vast amount Of money invested in
brewing beverages is almost beyond
belief By states II is sufficient TO
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ven months IN the year instead OF
nlne months as heretofore. II Is ex.
ph'ined that this Is necessary because
OF the great value Of the buildings
and their equipment.
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encG Not Sufficient 10 War
rant Such Distinction
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HoosiERs ARE ASKED {
TO BOLT INSTRUCTIONS. {

Indianapolis, Ind. June 29--An
effort to break the Indiana dele {
cation 10 the democratic national {
convention af Denver is the lat
est move IN the political sltua-
tion here. Although the delaga- !
lion, thirty strong, is instructed
for Bryan BY a state convention {
resolution, the managers Of Judge
George Gnays boom have sent
letters to the celegates ia Che last (
forty-eight he 5uggesting that {
they turn to G The letters are {
written on "G,yrge Gray League Z
OF Delaware stationery and are c
signed by tbe executive commit {
tee Of the leagua c
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and Nll carry the 3fyau alul1rm
with hlm 4 1ill lfessn ID the
resolutions committee Aieanelile lhe
pMiorm win be discussed with oihei
prominent democrate. who wsil visit
LINCOLN The document iwll not be ra
earded as completed until the last mo.
meni
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Foley Honey and Tar has cured
many caees OF inclpient consumption
and even IN the advanced stages, at
fords comfort and relief Refuse any
bat tire genuine FoIeys Honey and
Tar Ear sale bs c. r. Renfro.
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Ever Ready" containers. keep
Water" ice cold, or Coffee boiling
hot. for ~ hours AT Olsmith's.
Phone 1888.
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Get a Medallion.
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And it rained--ltem in many papers.
true, but not appreciated.
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The Hobart Democrat advises the
hiowa county fair TO he success II il
expects TO have many friends down
there
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
so THAT THE PEOPLE MAY
KNOW

Un or near the 18th Of December !
will leave the city TO be absent six
weeks or longer As protection to
my customers and my business, | de-
sire all to supply themselves with my
scalp preparations, and instructions
LOW to care for the hair and scalp
during my absence. as have no
agents. though many are claiming TO
be. will not take any new custom
ers until return. All old customers
please take notice.
MADAM T. d. PERKINS.
1880 w. 35th Avenue. Denver.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHURCH OF THE REOEEMER.

The Rev. G. Hammerskold, NJ. A..
B. d., general superintendent Of the
Swedish work In the Eastern states,
and associated with the Board OF Mis-.
sions of the American church. is visit.
ing Denver In the interest of the mis-.
sionary work among the Swedish pop
ulation of Denver and Colorado.
Mr.. Hammerskold has been invited
to visit the Church OF the Redeemer
on Sunday next, the 18th inst, and
has kindly consented to preach at the
11o'clock service. 1t is hoped that ev.
cry member will feel 1t a personal
privilege and obligation to be present
to hear this learned and eloquent
preacher. Friends are cordially in.
vited.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
BEE HIVE RooMING HOUSE

At 1929-1931 Lawrence street, with
IS neatly furnished rooms. Kitchen
special for roomers who want to cook.
Bath prepared at any time. Call and
see the proprietor. Mrs. Anna Bobo.
Phone Main 1869. Transient rooms for
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14

REMEMBER, The Statesman is con-
ducting the only printing plant in
the city where your job printing can
be done. All others sublet your
worA, securing commission for so
doing.
You do not have to go East to learn
hairdressing in all its branches. En-
quire terms Of the Moler System Of
Colleges, 1929 18th street, Denver,
Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
Y. M. C. B.

The Executive Board of the Young
Mems Christian Brotherhood. in their
last meeting. decided to hold their
first public entertainment at Shorter
Chapel, Thursday evening. December
3, at which time they hope to give
the public rare treat The Young
Mems Glee Club will make its initial
appearance then.
The Brotherhood has organized an
excellent foot ball team and some sur
prises on the gridiron may be expect
ed soon.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the meeting at Central Baptist
church from to p. m. Sunday. Ex-
cellent program.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
PROGRAM EUREKA LITERARY AT
SHORTER A. M. e. CHURCH.
To be held November II, 1908.

To be held November II, 1908.
Scripture reading in African tongue,
Omar and Paul R. Branch.
Vocal solo, Mrs Geneva Chapman.
vocal duet lin African tongue), Mrs
F. H. Branch and son.
Musical selection, Pro. Holly and
others
Debate-Reso,ved That all Persons
of African Blood Now in the United
States of America Should Migrate to
Liberia, Africa, for the Betterment of
Their Condition. Affirmative, Mr.. j.
n. Walker and DR.. r. e. Handy; mega
tive. Attorney Geo. G. Ross and At
torney F. II. Bryant.
Discussion.
Program begins at 7:3O p. m. sharp.
The Afro-Americap Ministerial I'm
ion met in the study OF Shorter Chapel
Tuesday morning in their regular
weekly meeting. After the regular
routine OF business was disposed OF. 1t
was decided to hold the regular Union
Thanksgiving service at Shorter
Chapel. and TO appeal to the general
public for Thank Offering on that
day to be distributed TO the poor by
the various churches. All churches
will be asked to take part upon the
program at l0;45 a IN. Rev. A. c.
Murphy Will preach the sermon.
The Union adopted resolutions OF
respect to Revs. J. S. Payne and ].
H. Brown. who we're recently removed
from Denver. and appointed to the
pastorate OF Pueblo and OF Cripple
Creek. respectively.
Rev. j. c. c. Owens. Presiding Elder
of Denver district. and Rev. w. c.
Williams. recently appointed pastor
OF Campbell Chapel A. NJ. f. church.
Joined the Union.
Mrs. Jeff Waldon has with her her
mother, Mrs. Bruce of Salida.
Miss Annie Crockett who has been
sick for several weeks is improving.
Her sister. Mrs. Robinson Of Aspen.
who has been with her expects to lesve
for home Monday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
HEllOl!!
READ AND TAKE NOTICE.

Owing to general demand by the
music-loving public. and as benefit
testimonial to one OF It's loyal mem
beTs.
THE AZAlIA HAcklEY CHORAL
CLUB
will in the very near future render
that dramatic cantata, "Belshazzar."
Watch these columns for place and
date.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14

=
The Colorado Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton, Denver, Colo.
Gentlemen:-I have this day receiv-
ed the amount due me on account of
my disability for sickness. | wish to
thank you for the prompt manner in
which the settlement was made. Wish
ing the society the greatest success,
| am, Fraternally yours,
MATTE FULLENWEIDER
Chas. Wilson, the peerless tenor,
will warbIe a little bit in the AIl-Star
Minstres.
Services of Bethlehem Baptist
Church, 2716 Larimer street. Sunday,
November Is: 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school; 1 a. m, preaching; 2:S0 p. m.
installation services, sermon by Rev
C. W. Holmes of Scotts NJ. +. church;
$50 p. m, B. Y. P. T.; 1880 p. m,
preaching
REV. A. E. REYNOLDS, Pastor.
Mrs. VIM. Greenleaf has been sick
for ten days and is better now.
WORK WANTED-By boy Address
"a Fox street. Phone Green 1896.
The Paris City Cleaning Works. of
which ]. R. Jackson is the enterpris-
ing proprietor, has new delivery
wagon, bright in its yellow splendor
This business is one that the com
munity takes pride in because OF its
clean-cut competition with any and al
competitors in the city.
viii you laugh? Well, guess yes,
when you see those two mules with
the AlI-Star Minstrel show.
Rev. E. Reynolds spent Wednes-
day in Pueblo, where he was at an
executive meeting of the State Bap-
lists.
Mrs. Bly, of Glenarm Place, is enter.
tanning Mrs. Cox of Joplin and Mrs
Gee of Carthage, Mo.
HEY, YOU!
Christmas is going to be made a
treat for those in search of entertain
ment by the Mems Progressive Club
of Central Baptist church, for on that
date they will give a Christmas enter
tanment with many unique features.
What they are these columns will tell
you in ample time. Look out for the
Progressives and their fete.
Mr.. Geo. Elgin an old Denver resi-
dent, died at his home 2242 Larimer
street, the 9Th inst. and was buried
from Scott's NJ e. church Wednesday.
Mr. Elgin has been Mason for over
thirty years, and was buried with
very impressive ceremony by that or
der. The deceased leaves three chill
dren, a son in st. Louis and son and
daughter in Denver, besides many
friends. The A. M. Lawhorn Co. were
the funeral directors.
Pryor the Great, that's all. Singing
in the latest New York success, "These
Amt No Kind OF Clothes For Me To
Wear This Kind Of Weather.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A.
Clark, OF 2520 Lafayette, boy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14

You do not have to 90 East to learn
hairdressing in all its branches. En-
quire terms of the Moler System Of
Colleges, 1929 18th street, Denver,
Colo.
NOTICE.
Mrs R. Simpson of 1850 Logan
avenue, is agent for the Eureka
comb, which can be had for s1.50.
Colorado Block Wood and kinding
and Coal. 1920 California street.
HILL 6 HOOPER.
FOR RENT-Five-room house, fur
nished; convenient to D. R. G. COM
missary. Call phone Main 1411 before
10 a. m. and after p. m.
That side-spIittng farce, "Give Me
Water Color" produced by Harris and
Pryor in the AIl-Star MinstreIs, will
make you laugh for week.
Born a son, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Williams, and he will be named after
the president-elect.
We will show you something new
with the Al-Star MinstreIs, Nov. 19,
1903, at East Turner Hail.
Miss Grace Denny, formerly of this
city, has become Mrs. Grace Black
of Salt Lake.
Mrs. s. w. Byrd of Pueblo is visit
ing her son and family, James Byrd
and wife.
The Colorado Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton, Denver, Colo.
Gentlemen:-I desire to thank the
society for its prompt and business
like way you settled my wife's claim
for scarlet fever The three weeks
and five days benefit was promptly
met when due, and | recommend your
society to the public as trustworthy
and reliable. Fraternally yours,
j. S. MASON.
You are requested to attend the an
nual Sunday school rally at SCOTS
N. E. church tomorrow at 2:30 p. m
Gilmore and Ray will stop that
pain Nov. 10, 1903, with the AII-star
Minstrel show.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14

Are they funny? Who? jackson
and Collins. Why, say, those Ala
bama SunfIowers will make you for
get wife, home and mother. With the
AlI-Star Minstrels.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A
Clark, OF 2520 Lafayette, a boy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14

FOR RENT-Five-room house, fur
nished; convenient to D. R. G. COM
missary. Call phone Main 1411 before
10 a. m. and after p. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-14
NOTICE.

Mrs. R. Simpson of 1850 Logan
avenue, is agent for the Eureka
comb, which can be had for s1.50.