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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
OATH Or ANCIENT DoCTOnS
Queer Ritual Prescribed By 1ippoc-
rates for Prospective Physicians
-Svsars BY All Gods.

Hippocrates. the father Of medicine,
1000 years ago imposed upon all his stu
dents remarkable oath. II runs - fol-
lows:
swear BY Apollo. the physician. BY
Aesculapius and by Hygeia. by Panacea
and by all the gods and soddesses. that
will fulfill religiously according to the
best OF my ability. power and judgment,
the solemn vow now make; will he. )r
as my father the master who taught me
the art Of medicine: his children will
consider a. my brothers and teach them
my profession without fec o. reward.
will admit to my lectures and dis
courses my own sons. my masters sons
and those pupils who have taken tho
medical oath, but no one else. will pre-
scribe such medicines ~ may b best
suited to the cases of my patients. &C.
'ording to the best of my Judgment. anu
no temptation shall ever induce me to
administer poison. will religiously
maintain the purity OF my character
and the honor of my art. will not per-
form the operation Of lithotomy, b
leave 1t to those to whose calling II be-
longs. Into Whatever house I enter l
Will enter II with the sole view of re-
lieving the sick and conduct myself with
propriety toward women Of the family.
II during my attendance hear anything
that should not be revealed will keep
1t q profound secret. II observe this
oath may have success In this life and
may obtain esteem after iti II break
1t may the contrary be my lot
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
UNDER ihE oCieN ,ific BAN
Uuthine aAfs 10 Eat and Hss. Good
Vl1s Z Afraid 10 osgvo
Anything.

She had just attended a meeting OF the
Pure Substenance society. at which the
lear..su rruf Scarem had taikel On t1od
acui,eration, relates tbs Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
mo, George" she said. = san't give
you any coffee for dinner."
And why nOt?"
"BecaLse dear, 1t il adultsratsd with
chicory. Ha luils and wheat middlings.
at is. EN-? Who says so?"
prof Scarem. He knows all about It,
You should have seen him when he
showed lis what cream Of tartar is really
made OF Nothing but plaster and phos-
phate Of lime"
Well 1 don't want any cream Of tar
tar. Haven't you got some kind OF jelly
on the tatse?"
Jelly. George! Oh. couldn't think
of giving you jelly OF course. you don't
know that most of the jellies are made
from the refuse of dried apple factories.
They consist OF starch paste sweetened
with glucose. colored with coal tar dye.
fiavorsa IN chemicals and preserved
with SAT-, &c acid"
You ,ali say sol"
Its lrus George. every word Of IT..
And mosr o: the havoring extracts. such
as lemon mr. age and vanilla. are poison
Gus beiii - per cent. wood alcohol.
That's what we use for ssasonins-a
deadly poison like that"
"Woll. It's mercy any OF W ere aAve.
Anythin. eise?"
"Oh. yes dear. The professor gives W
another talk tomorrow in which he
will inform us how poisonous tea 10. and
milk. and meats. ard hread."
We'll say will zen le, me Just what
there is on the menu tina ! safe to eat?"
Yes. George. The pro. ssor says that
fresh vegetables are usually pure. But
our grocer seems to be always out Of
them"
Never mind. my, dear. l won't be
home o-morrow night I'm going TO the
club to get something TO eat"
why. George!"
Yes. my dear. 1t may argue poor
taste on my part. but I'd rather die by
slow poison than starve to DEATH"
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
Trained Hsrss,s 1rsesa

Hans, the performing horse,
which made a sensation in Berlin
for few days because it was
thought he could count, spell, etc,
has been proved q fraud, or his
.sgner has. His groom has con-
4eksed. As to the counting, as
long AZ the groom kept his eyes OH
the ground Hans continued
stamping with hoof. As soon az
he groom looked up the horse
ceased to stamp. All his tricks
were done by signal.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
Dog Massage.

various. but there can be few more
queer than one which is now being
advertise. "a. Paris-that. namely. of
prs, -sor oi massage for dogs. 1t APP
pears that there is an establishment
In which dogs may be subjected to
treaIr'en = The following rates: For
chansi: E t'ie form of the muzzle, 40
francs: putting wrinkles on bull
dogs face. so francs: making a
straight tail curly go francs; remov
ing sureriiunus hair. five francs an
hour; .hn.ins color Of coat. 30
frame; cA .nging dropping ears TO
erect. and vice versa. 20 francs; max
ing bulldogs fore paws crooked. 100
francs.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
Valuable Manuscripts.

There has been much favorable COM
ment from librarians and other
scholars ro-refnin~ the prorositior OF
Prof Geyley, of the University q cal
ifornia for cooperati ton among ''"er
can libraries and scholars in ti'r ~rb-
LEGATION of fac-similPs of manrs -
and rare books In European H. 'ei.
Such men as DR.. Putnam. DIR. CT II
and President Schmrman. of 49, ~.
look upon the plan with unc;'rlilie an
prevail. In view Of the des' ~ : 81 at
Turin. year ago, OF hundr l. N
copied manuscripts. 1t seems 10 b II h
time that action was taken in this d.
restion.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
QUEER WAYS OF cH,NAMEN
some Customs Of the cslsstdals mat
Are Different from Those
II Other Races.

The ways Of the Chinaman are very
much different from nose CT any ether
nation, says a write. III me KANSAS City
Star will tell yu.. a few OF them:
When two or more friends meet they
shake hs', with themselves, not with
their irienDs.
The man wears the dress md thsWom-
an wears ,he trousers.
In wal. ms they never keep step.
At their .I.als they fill their mouths
full and then begin talking.
II fruit o. nessert Ct any kind iDon ths
table. the! lat that first.
The Chinaman has As many wives As
he can afford to buy and the more he
pays for them the more lie is looked up
to.
A Chinaman always buys his wife.
and II he has not the money to buy the
one
p Chinaman never walks beside his
wife or sweetheart: he wake In front
and she follows him.
1t takes ChinAman about wesk to
get married.
A very common wedding PRESENT = .
CONN.
If Chinaman commits a crime for
which his head 10 to be cut of he some
times hires another Chinaman TO take
his place.
II Chinaman commits crime and
Ssts away. they sometimes take his son
or grandson and he pays the penalty
Of his guilty forefathers.
have no proof of the last two state
ments. but 1t is told BY people who know
that 1t is very commonly done.
China is good place for Chinanan.
India is good place Cor an 'ndisr Jspan
Is all right for the laps. ard thc philip
pines is good place for the Coo Goo,
but there is one country ;hn: hea'' hem
all for me. where YOU don't have 20 be
thinking whether the man behi' "cuis
going to stick lnife In you or not. and
that country is-your country, my coun-
try, and Gods country.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.
one. Of the County CIerl. md i.rcur'ler
Eio Iilunco County, Mrrker. Colorado

Otiir. Of the County Cierl. mud i."c"rier,
Rio I;lunc" County. Merker. Colorado,
October .. i,N
PuLsuniu /" tho provisions al >.'rsions
nineteen M" went. va mud ~ of Compiler
thir,y-funr : ,'.ih.' rn.ail Sia'G,"-. ="
sine lu,urIui.- rn. IL i"i t.ir'' ne. n''
lice l. hrri,N -.i>ru i'in n'''ii"rn' ~" >"
Will he n.., 81. 90" 's,' ..,',; l'i"''t Va
In sn'u ,oinis "f Ia iiii'". IN ,it' -in'r
aforesaid III ~ ,-""int -u.v"rd'n. u"
first Mundn. in the i.,oui II at N.N",.,'"'f. ~.
y. i.s. tu-w'; un ~" '''sri I'D ny ~
NOVEMBER. -. - AMI .iii ~ lI ,iu,
til" iuilnwinl I'm, Ionai. judicial. .rsl~in,I,"
stnir. ,'uun niii prrci;ri "i'c'r- NJ" -" ~
eiec,r,l, to vii.
Fly" rrsiientini Ei"ri"r, Ior IA" >,ni""i
Colorado
I'm. .r,r.anin I've Ia The TX ti"n2r,.>,
of hr uni.cd Sin,rs f,r h" S.n."ni large.
t,nr cprrsi'ii'N I've III IN" IN ,''IlSr">> M
,hr United >'ini"s far III" Second t"''Gr">-
slonnI i.trIr'
one Judge III hc supr,'iu" t"ur i"r Ii"
in.",,r' ','Irra,i" i'r Il" ,"r II at ,'> N'mr'.
SINE or t,ninlfti,. ir ~ ,rr,m "f tn years.
one .it,igc -! lie s'i.mr,'.r uri fur ~"
Sin'r ri tuI,,n,i-' u" nj l,r ~ am, IL N"
uncxpr.a lrr'u "f IL" t'hnri"> .tns N"li,
d.ar,iSr,. wurer erUt Il .Gir' viii rN?lrr'n
the SECOND ,r.sin, IN innu''r ~ -.
,'nr Governor al the : 'nir ~ ''"!"rhd"
Onr ,.,cu."nnni t'"S"rn'r"i .ur ~'n'" at
Colorado
one Secrrinrs al IA
,iilc auditor 81 ..''ir.
t,i,r StNir rtr-ar"t.
tinu "a ornr r.'.i
one superintendent -, iu''itr ~ rv ."''
rwu ,'arn.- ~ II: NJ "r'i '.. ''''.''
rirIu
bm" stn'" NJ : nj "'""''' t'r 'Hf
one sin e nilr"rI,''r -'l>i ""r + -"
term al four ,rHr'
Onr s'tu.r ilnitr.tu u.ti 'li''lN n'r r ii'
tern, III SIX wear,
one :,isirIpi Attorney In he III. II iiitii-
cini dI>irict
one sat. Senntnr wrn,N- hrs, >',,n,"rIni
district, consisting ~ iln counties al Ensir.
Gnrllcid and a" t'hr". 4" succeed Hon.
Ed. 4. Taylor.
one Mcimlnr nt li,. HOUSE Of cprr,cnin-
lives. 1" represent The r''u,hi", II H. lnn,
60 and RouIi. /" succeed lion. Nr'hihnid
Me fnrhlnn.
.n'm M" i"n',,S ''iS'rlc' -. ''
one Gloon. :. a, ! i,,'"i,f w''h'" mn" 'f
On. Gam, .rrnsurrr.
on.'"un,, sicre md l;cc'rh"r,
one t'uuu,y s.iuriif.
on ,'n.un,s Lodge.
,mc,Intut, >u,.rrin.rn,lrni uf S,,iinoi,.
one. comm nr,,mr
tinr t'o.ins -'urrN.r.
1--WE Justices OF he Peace.
Two t'un. nbr-.
In Justice Precinct No. =
Two UunstnbieS.
! Tw" justices Of II The Pence.
Two I,unsinbIrs.
In Justice Precinct NJ. -
Two justices Of the Pence.
I'VE t'pnsinbrs.
SUiicr is also hereby given That nj the
General Election to he held M he hird dizzy
Of November, A. ~. there VIII h SUBJ
mItird Ia The ,lniiilrd electors of II" Sihr
Of Colorado. ihr question al nu,rn,iing the
Constitution 81 Vi" -tuir: 70 amend -rr.
ton thirty IA, Of Ariel" iiEe w: ,nnni"tu
h.u., i'm l,r,., ~ of \r;icl" r4"v"n XII: no
m,,rcmd section nri.rn { =, al .>rl'rl" four
teen M w Hi,TIt.i,F:
En.itL. "I-.ti 81" u"ni Scr-
fi,u tl,i-, :. concerning -ninr'.r, / .'Nrr'"ur
nv, rn '"'' Iii i ,,ii, I:,,>n ,r,n,.d nit.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
10 CA: lure RATTLE-:!.kss--s.
Not Such . Dimcult Feat When One
Goes About It the hight
Way.

1t isn't EVERYDAY who knows
how ;o catch IL ,attlrsnHkr. cNvp
4 - nave sm;l,icn n.' !
u kn"wmd::.e ec.
.iicae" clirnn.. e. /"
Lion ~! the t- s":
i. y is the sharp. =. -
~. Til" reptile * -
Of all living; t:i
ng to give Gl" ~;
q .r. lie intent. Il l:, y
among the y =
4 50 90 IS one may brr- i.e
IL az. N himself liz - y II
- head Hat ~; IL IL
J. u's fourth ofhik !
on, H.. ;'ircles ofcc col
IL Il. aIn. Of n l.n ~ :.
r., ~ strike with u / ;i,"
=. The eyes g 81 X
aih - he wiser is srs :! :"
~" ing. a.ert AM -. u
ong. In.etl!c'.hr ON
f:i. aud to inject the frignlful
I'Hr'n.
II the intruder is without strik
in" = u'r and remains where
II" ". = ia in it'll" dan 'r.:'s nnl:
in '$l ca*es havt N krs
L. ma \ attack -, wa
tie ~; we. II the hun.,r With
de- 'nmlly the viper ns-
SUI ;itiOn of rr,"s". witch
il IN - until again t..lrat.
rnr,' En- to the snake catcher
"" '''r' Uf til" ra,rl"- t. 80 Il
s.s '@'~ trent. IL r"' ne
err i > strike Only vii ~ 81
ran ;'<n 'i-nut une-lmifits "ngtl.
ilar i'"r .'s"t'k i, must r,"cI and
al" = I'd time lmfnsr it can
"a s.hidroms head. \ six.
foot * is all that is necessary
I" -, = the formidahl" ~.n,,e.
Pr IN" ." end of I st !, to.
ward =" rc.,:i.., the 'n-"r
wa'""> mis- chance. The raii!cr
is w. ",'"ss. as il carved nut uf
siri," . I, its L., ..,iy. ICY .ns.
tcr' ~! rlr end Of i:eS'i u tu
aWai - ni',- Nc" II ~ IL.
WI" hmcs there. is :, ',.e.
moi /" 'iirk for the eye 10 fr..
l"''. mi = ION" fan.s are srnt,
int" u. K. N.hilc IT, e"mi.t.,
rr,''i-..na i's mistake at one. is al
rc'.; 80: up and again in Il
ii.ht;',. itude.
~ 49,. IN strike down comes
TIL" lo.". i,:.mg the long. suuirm.
ing body to the ground, and the
hunter walks boldly toward the
helpless one. takes it up close be.
hind the head, where the poison
fangs cannot reach him, and puts
his captive into bag.
There are other methods of
catching the rattler-for in.
stance, when the reptile is in its
winter quarters and Iethargic and
lazy. But the manner described
is the way the professional snake
catcher secures his specimens.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
x.d, . aui,t Eat,

An italian from Europe arrived in
jackson, mining town Of Amador coun-
~, California, the other day. He pro-
ceedeG IL. Try to make anarchists Of some
of tin Il: ers A quiet meeting was d
and :, pi.a.ittee Of citizens waited up IN
the newcomer and invited him to lake
. trip to San Franeisco. He concluded to
do 20.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17
Alarming symptom.

Whats the occasion Of all this talk
about having a conservator appointed
for old y sohurn?"
Il thin t originated with hts law
yers. lie wants to tear up his will ana
divide his property among his heirs
while he is still alive."-Chicago Trib-
une.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17

The area of the Trnnsvaal is 100000
square miles. or about the same size
as the combined areas of the states of
Pennsylvania, New York. Mnssnchu-
sets. New Jersey. Connecticut and Yer
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-17

A French bacteriologist de-
clares that lemonade, cider, seltz-
or and similar drinks will kill ty-
phoid germs, while alcohol mt %
"runt. destroys microbes, and AT
:. per cent. prevents their develop
nent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
DAILY FASHION
.......... TALKS.........
BY May Manton
.Or EMBRolDERED FLouNcINl

OF EMBROIDERED FLOUNcING..
Embroidered flouncing is being more
aud more utilized Tor various garments
aud certainly makes most attractive
aprons Tor the school girls to wear.
Here Is one that calls for the material
in two widths and that Is dnintiness
itself while II is so easily made that
It Is sure 70 appeal 70 busy mothers.
The yoke Is eddy and becomingly
shaped while the gathered skirt per
ton is simply scanned 10 It's lower
edge The sleeves are frllls that give
an epaulette effect and altogether the
little apron Is az becoming and at
tractive a one as could be found. It.
need not he confined TO flouncing, how.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
2 a,MsM1Msa@RszsEsEsRsnSksE :
4 PERSONAL !
I AND
4 LOCAL !
h9E9KSHSnssssHs k'szgN'sE.sGI

A. A. Coslitt a prominent farmer
OF lawrie township left his Fmorning
for a weeks business trip TO Arkansas.
Webb Land is here from Muskogee.
Judge r. H. Doyle returned This
morning from Perry
Ex-Attorney General j. C. Roberts of
Enid, is here on legal matters.
G r. Williamson Of Tulsa was IN
the city over sunday
Prof. + Buck returned last even
ing from a "trip 10 Oklahoma Cily
George W. Bruce. superintendent Of
The State School for he blind al r.,
Gibson was here over sunday confer.
ring with State Superintendent T. y
Cameron. Mr. Bruce Is a hrother-m
law OF Democratic National Commit
ieman Tate Brady.
Alfred d. Bryan, bookkeeper IN The
office OF State Treasurer Menefee. has
been called TO Waurika by the serious
illness OF his mother
City Attorney Fred w Green has ra-
turned from a business "Trip 70 Perry
Alya Richards. private secretary 10
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ever, Tor almost any material can be
utilized If the straight edges ara
trimmed, and fer this purpose hem
stitching. lace aud embr idered inser.
ton all are correct
For girl of six years Of age viii be
required Ia yards Of flounclng "a
inches Wide win lS yards 9 inehas
vide for the yoke aud sleeves: 81,
= ~ yards OF plain material 3C inches
wide. A May Alauton pattern. N0
'4s9' sizes : 20 S years, will be mailed
TO any address by The Fashion Depars.
menl Of this paper on receipt OF ten
eenia. tlt In taste sepd an additional
tN cent stamp FOR letter postage
Nhic' 'aslfes Moe pfGmp, tcegtiy.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

called by the serious illness OF his
father
J. A Millard IS here from Good.
night.
District Judge A. II. Huston and
Tony Higgins. court reporter left ths
morning for Kingllshcr. where thev
are holding court, after spending Suu-
day in The city with their families
J.. y Houston left last night for
Enid.
a. O. Woodward returned 10 Paw.
nee LAST evening. after spending Sun
day IN The city with his family.
%. f. shinn is in Kansas City.
Ralph HRon. OF Oklahoma cts.
spent sunday IN The City with his
parents.
EXChief OF Police John p. Gates "a
here from Amarillo, Texas. visiting
his family
Roy liomshef returned 10 Oklahoma
City lhis morning after spending
Sunday here with friends
Attorney &oman Prullt is here from
Oklahoma CITY
Major General George Black return.
ed last evening from Oklahoma Gllp~--
7T-- qHans 7u s--es
representative Or. Herbert G staas
ner was in the city over SUNDAY.
Floyd calyer returned his morn
ing from Norman.
J G. Fos;er Is in Perry.
State Insurance lomm.ssiancr r. }
Mcfomb came M from Oklahoma
CITY this morning
State Treasurer J. A. neaofec ana
John Il Williams have returned from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
Marrled Mar h rronnIe.

A married man who permits any
member Of the family TO take any,
thing except Foley's Honey and Tar
for coughs, colds aud lung trouble, is
guilty Of neglect Nothing ese D. aa
& od for all pulmonary troubles The
genuine Foeys Honey and Tar con.
tains 40 opates ard Is 10 a yellow
plckaee G. 4 Renfro.
$ A Sniggs OF The STATE examiner
office returned this morning from 3
Sunday visit IN Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
HIah seheeI ream Won AaaLn.

The Logan County High School foot
ban team won their second victory
Saturday afternoon. easily defeating
the Perry High Sc'oul team by tho
score OF ~ 70 o. The Logan County
team play the first team OF rhe still
water college this afternoon who are
here today enroute 90 Kingiishcr
where they play tomorrow The game
Is not on the schedule and Is merely a
practice game Tho Norman Hifh
School team play here Saturday when
q close game D. eXpectc 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
\ TEL GUESTS DINE0 TO MUSIC

Ahlers oroheqira mnlshed nasic
a' lour o'cioch sunday dinner with
ihe rendition or the fch wus selao.
t.oaH. Trauu.crie Cayntinua. Qrsen
cot ~ Ni'e lnf,iiorepee Poet aud
Peasant ana The Yankee Prince. inter.
50 el With np % date marches aud
Hcou waliyes THE gra,t4 cf -.
hatol were surprised 10 hear an or.
glnixaiica 81 such excellence and re-.
marked ihat the people OF Guthrie
should be proud OF such musical
ialeHt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

Mrs +. ID. Cameron entertains Mis-.
sionary society Of First Baptist church
in afternoon
Mrs NJ l.. Goodwin entertans We'd
nesday Afternoon Bridge Whist club
Mrs Isaac Taylor entertains at cards
in evening.
New State Card club meets In after.
noon with Mrs. II. II Smock
( Ladies' Social Circle of Presbyterian
church meets in afternaam with Mrs
I II l.. Miller.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

Green aud their sister Miss Helen. on !
East Springer avenue the past week /
left this m rning In their automobile [
for home They were accompanied by
Miss Green. who win go as far as
Arkansas City returning on the mid
night train
Mrs Tom Bryan returned to her
home in Chickasha last evening after
a weeks visit IN the city with Mr. and
Mrs G. n Bryan.
Mrs. Dr. Bruce Watson and children
returned to their home in Perry last
evening after a weeks visit IN the city
with relatives,
Miss Marguerite Brown returned to
Edmond last evening after spending
Sunday Ia the city with relatives.
Miss Lillian Boles returned TO Nor
man last evening.
Miss Clare Robinson left last even
Ing for Mulhall where She Is teaching
IN the public schools
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs Louis Scott.
an elghtpound baby girl yesterday
morning
Misses Marion Madsen and Jessie
Pardoc returned last evening frn q
visit in oklahoma Chy with friends
!
Mrs. Roy {. Oaks and Mrs ] II.
| Wright Of Sulphur, returned last even.
/ .rtutf a.. luh fftf a.
over Sunday,
Colonel Harry W. Pontecost Miss
Gertrude Pattison and Mrs. p, a. john
son returned last evening from wish
in Oklahoma City over sunday
Miss Minnie Temp.eton returned
last evening from weeks visit In
Oklahoma City with friends.
Mrs. William Spurlock has ne Ia
Jewell Kansas, where she has been
called by the serious lllnesa of her
mother
! W. c, Eewland. Of Oklahoma City
spent Sunday In tac city Nth lia
parents Mr. and AIRS j. C Newlaud
at 2i2 North Broad street
Mrs. Wm. jenkins. formerly OF Ibis
city and Now OF samlpa Is here visit.
ing friends.
United States Marshal Abernathy
and family returned Saturday from q
few days visit at the state fair la OK
lahoma CITY
Miss Lena Brown left this morning
for Baldwin Kansas, tl attend the
Baker college this wiu'cr
Mrs. n. G. Olas retGrned this morn
ing from visit IN Okiqhnma City Whh
her daughter Mrs, n. A Smith
Miss Maud Moon returned this morn
Ing from a Sunday visit in Oklahoma
| city
Miss Marguerite Wolf, The state
Insurance department returned this
morniag from visit in oklahoma
| CITY
The meeting Saturday afternoon
OF the Cty Federation OF Won ms
lolub al the Carnegie library was large
ny attended and proved one of tho
most successful meetings IN the his
tory Of the federation. Mrs G. Beck
of Moline lll. who Is here visiting
Mrs. Carter and other prominent ciuh
women. was the hon red guest OF tIe
club Mrs Beck Is one of the leading
clubwomen Of the country and was a
delegate 10 the last meeting of the
J National Federation al b stor Mass
She spoke with praise OF me work bee
Ing done hy thc Guthre clubNomen
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Menuens Talcum llc. al Renrra's
Drug Store
The best ciears at Renfr0's Dmg
store
Work Shoes, All leather, full vamps.
$3.50 10 s2.50 Robinssn's.
WelnbefRers SmOkery carries the
best line OF high grade smoking 10.
bacco in the cltY.
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Beautify tn. Complexion

the worst case IN 20 days and restore
the beauty OF youth. Price so cents and
sl00. BY leading druggists or mail
Vssp.r,s BY NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Pahs Teas.
oold py Briggs Pharmacy, Wallace's
Drug Store and other dru9eIsts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

Rooney Mooney Shah club meets IN
afterno with Miss Grace Houghton
Mrs. j. C. Srang en,urtnins the
Thursday Afternoon Whist club with a
luncheon.
Mesdames Trapp Bee and Stier,ey
entertain ut euchre In afternoon at
Elks club rooms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

My Boys and Girls Shoes from sf.CO
70 $3.50 are the best shoe vs1uss AZ
the price in Guthrie. Roblnson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

Mrs. Walter T Warren entcrtalns
pastime Euchre club in afternoon
Mrs. Isaac TAYLOR gives thimblo
parLy In alternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

Twenty 900 girls and women want.
ed 90 fold papers. Can al State "A use
and enquire icr Judge VIII Liam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
PROSPECTUS.


Monday.
Dread club meets IN evening
Etudc club meets ia afternoon with
Mrs Askew. al 1898 West Warner
avenue.
Shakespeare club meets at Carnegie
library in afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
Nursing Mothers and Malaria.

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
Less CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12

Green aud their sister Miss Helen on
East Springer avenue the past week.
left this ~ rning In their automobile
for home. They We're accompanied by
Miss Green. who will go as far as
Arkansas City returning on the mid
night train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-12
Frldav.

Domestic Science club holds demon.
stratiou meeting at home Of Mrs. Anna
B. DodsOn. Dem nstrntions Desserts
aud how to serve.