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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

QUICK Time.
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nutrition. increases cel,-growth,
makes perfect the assimilation OF
food. Increases the number OF sed
hlood-corpuscles, and as q necessary
result builds up muscle and solid,
healthy flesh, aud rounds out the
figure.
For women who can never appear
stylish with anything they wear be-
cause OF their thinness. this remark
able discovery solves the problem. An
addition even of 10 or 20 pounds OF
flesh together iwita ruddy scaeeSs,
works wonders IN personal appear.
ance AS a beauty maker 2r the
figure. it probably can not be sur.
passed. It win cost you nothing to
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treatment No dieting or eating OF
particular kinds OF food are necessary
The treatment is absolutely non
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dress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

worked, related the incident of the
State Bank at Faiiis, which was re.
Gently robbed of $3.7O0. People called
at the bank window TO learn if the in.
stitution would close its doors. but
when told It was a state bank, appear.
ed satisfied that there w -uld be no
loss to depositors in any event. One
depositor having $4,000 In the bank told
the banker that he had no apprehen.
sion. as the depositors guaranty fund
would protect him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18
WRIGHT MAKES
NEW RECORD
fBy Associated pr.sn. !

Lemans. France. Bee. i8.-W1lbur
Wright, the american aeroplanist. OF
Dayton. Ohio, established a new
worlds record for heavier-than-air
machines today while trying for the
Michelin cup, remaining in air one
hour, ifftytee-hr minuses and fifty-nlne
Atur, fifty-three minutes and fiftynine
seconds. The hest previous record
was one hour, nine minutes and forty
five second. which Wright made Octo-
ber 10th. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

Foley's CT.na Laxative cures chron-
ic constipation and stimulates the
liver Orlno regulates the bcwcls ~
lney ~nl act naturally aud you do
not have to take purgatives continu.
ously.-C. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

MERE much that grateful for this OF good
cheer and sadneaa but the paramount reason the renen
bance of the patronage that has been extended during
fasty dying
Old 1908 will be recalled by Of the
ul well the pleasant the history career
You have favored and duly grateful We looking
ward to the coming with the expectancy doing greater things
but real expectancy the hope your continued
patronage 43
In case that you interested in furniture know where
70 look Tor IT. and we are derou OF showing Of the
pieces IN furniture making Wishing all Merry Christmas and
a Happy New year, are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18
.asrrIaqs Aleaneas lseasd.

nsrFizes Glcsaess issued.
County Judge }. G. StraDg ,oday Is.
sued marriage licenses as follows:
Edward aCnitlls. axe 20 to Ethyl
Boss, age 22. both OF Guthrie They
were MARRIED by the Judge.
WIN Moore. age S5. gnd yelme
ONeal. age y, bath colored. Of cios
cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18
How Thin People
Can Get Fat. Free.
Startling Effect Of New Discovery
Which Puts Flesh on Thin Pee.
pie, Increases Weight and Per
fects The Figure.

Prove Il. .RY Sepdlpq. Coupon Below for
a Doe. it7Eckh9e, Free. q N
A rental atkable. lsdiqntinc treatheSt
lihs been 'founi witch increases the
weight of scrawny or thin people. puts
flesh on those who have been thin for
sears, whether from dlstase OF from
natural tendency: on those who by
te8vy eating. dieting or othe- meth
eds, have in vain tried to get fat; on
those VINO feel well but can't get fat.
add on those who don't feel, we'll iapd
ssnyithin. 9he new tfeath,eht lcalled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

Mrs. J. n. Mitchell. OF California.
who is the guest of Msr. F. c. Nunt,
at III East Cleveland avenue left'last
evening for saltwater to visit with
friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

Holly, aisfletoe, iy wre aths and
everything in the tec-. ItiSe Nns-Fur.
row q sPn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18
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while YOU may catch Wolf In Or.
lahoma. you can catch street car
much easier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18

LOST-Monday. genuine Black Mar
ten muff. Finder please notify 401
North Broad street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-18
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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
HAS VALUABLE MINE
Ben Heney May Sell Mining Property in SwissheIm Mountains to
 Boston Capitalists

Ben Heney left on No. 10 this morning for the Swisshelm noun tains via Pearce, in company with mining men, for an examination of his gold property. He will return to the city tomorrow night.
 Negotiations have be .n going on in Boston during the past thirty days, upon recent repor. of an eminent min- ing engineer, and it is understood e deal is practically closed for a 15 per cent interest at handsome figure.
 MT. Heney has done about l,20O feet of work the past three years on the property and there is about s5O,- 900 worth of gold ore on the dumps ready for shipment. Tine claims lie about thirty miles east of the famous Commonwealth mine, and are north of Douglas.-TucsonC Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
MAY BE HIS LAST TRIP
"Crazy Charlie. Tramped Through Arizona Many Times-lmagined
 He Was Guarding s p. Track

James Drumgold. known as Gray Charlie" and A familiar sight to the trsinmen along the Southern Pacific between San Bernardino and Fl Paso has probably started on his last trip along the Southern Pacific track, over which he has been the self-coustituted guardian. He left San Bernardino this week for Fl Paso.
 For years, az long as the oldest Southern Pacific employe can remem- Der, this queer old man has attended as strictly to tile duty of walking the track of the Southern Pacific as though he received handsome salary,
 Much good has he accOm plished and many a disastrous wreck has ne prevented by timely warnings to sec. tion men and trainmen, and yet as far as kno~n he has never received a penny in pay from the big corporation he has so willingly and voluntarily served.
 Tottering with age, the trip which "Crazy Charley" set out to make this week will probably be his last. It is doubtful whether he will even reach Gila Bend.
 The aged man has relatives in Sar Francisco, who have attempted to en- tice hIm from the desert but failed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
BITTEN BY MAD BURR0
Peculiar Accident Which Befell an Fl Paso Boy--Burro Had Hy-
 drophobia

The Fl Paso Herald has the follow ing regarding a rsbii burro's bite:
 Joe Broyles, the l4-yesr-old son of Mir and Mrs J G Broyles, living at 9l4 Mesa avenue, was bitten Monday afternoon by burro, his finger being badly lscersted by the teeth of the animal. Upon examination of the burro by Dr R A Higgins, it was found that it was suffering from hydropho- bis, and was dispatched.
 MT Broyles will take his son to Aus tin tonight for treatment at the Pas teur Institute. The boy is suffering no unusual pain from the wound, but the treatment is to be taken as pre- ventive of serious results.
 The burro belonged to Price Hoye and the boys were playing with it at the time the accident occurred. Little Joe wss feeding the pet nuts from his hand, when it made vicious snaI and caught the boys finger between | its teeth
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
C0CHISE TEACHERS
Who Are Taking Examination as Pre- scribed by Law. Before County
 School Superintendent

The final quarterly teachers exam ination for tn year, and the last one to be held by Superintendent Of Schools John A Rockfellow, as he will turn over the office and its effects to Superintendent-elect E H Stover on the first of January, is being held in the Congregational church today and will continue until tomorrow. There are fourteen teachers present taking the examination. Of these, W F. Lutz, principal Of the Douglas school, Miss D'Ests Cook also of Douglas and Mrs. Katherine Burke. principal of the Ben son school. are taking the examination for the purpose of securing life diplG- mas, having slre ady certificates to teach in the territory The others talk ing the examinations are: Mrs Lois A Stewart of St David; Mrs Mary Ram mer of Douglas; Miss Isabel L Ball of Willco1; Miss Viola F Huddy Pesrce; Mrs Georgia A Paulus of Dou glas; Miss Zenella Morrison of Benson; Miss Mary c Di,lman of Whitewater; Miss Julia E Miner of Chiricshus; Miss Josephine 4 Feltus of Douglas; Miss Cicille G Holden of Lowell; MT. L c Jolly of Gleeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
BOOK ABOUT ARIZONA
Dr. Munk of Los Angeles Issues the Second BibIiographical Edition
 Is Very Interesting

Dr. J. A. Munk of Los Angeles has issued & second edition of Arizona Bibliography, which comprises his private collection of Arizona books. reports, magazine contributions, pamphlets and other published mat tsr with reference to Arizona, its early history, conquests, civilization, etc.
 The bibliography has 96 pages and contains nearly 30O0 titles, embracing data for nearly 400 years.
 Dr. Muuk was for some time citi- zsp of Arizona, coming here in 1884, being interested in the stock business with his brother. Judge Munk, of Wilcox. He conceived the idea of making a private collection ofsll data to be had concerning Arizona soon after his arrival in the territory. This collection swelled far beyond his eX- pection. He rsnsscked the territory, then the coast, then the book publish ing houses and tire secondhand book stores of the country at large, and now he has by far the largest collection of titles either private or public.
 Dr. Munk in making this collection and publishing the bibliography has rendered distinctive service to Ari- zona and the Southwest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
From Wednesdays Daily.

If there is anything n the lasting" cure, the newspaper man ought to live forever.
 There scene to be more scIapping for appointments for road overseer. before the supervisors ths fall among our Republican friends than there formerly was for the highest appoint i've office in the territory.
 Down in Douglas they have for tune teller's stall. Every old lizard in town has been down there to ascer tain the probable value of real estate in Tombstone the coming year, with the result that there have been many more tickets bought to the tlOwery city during the last ten days than court business can account tor,
 The Southern Pacific today paid their county taxes, the total amount being S32 ,OOn, which will help msteri. ally to keep the wheels of government properly oiled and in working order.
 The K of P. meet tonight. It Is understood the Knights have their goat in training and some mysterious work is planned for their meeting to- night.
 A wreck on the Sonora railway near Carbo, Monday, disarranged traffic for some hours. Several cars of coal in a freight train were ditched and the vrecking car sent to the scene of the accident broke down. A tranfer was made by the passenger trains, and they were several hours late in return ing to Nogaies and Guaymas.
 An event of importance in the life of Williams was the consolidation week of the merchandise firms of Rabbit Brothers company and the Poison Brothers Mercantile company. The consolidated firm will be known as the Bsbbitt-Polson company, deal. CTS in general merchandise on a large scale,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
ARIZONA BANKERS
Elect Officers of Their Association and Select Globe as Next Place
 of Meeting

The following officers and directors were chosen for the Arizona Bankers Association:
 President, NJ Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee.
 Vice-president, c A Van Dorn of the Gils Valley Bank and Trust Com- psny of Clifton.
 Secretary, Morris Goldwater, Bank of Arizona, Prescott.
 Treasurer, Lloyd B. Cbristy, Phoe- nix,
 Executive committee two years term J G SpsnRler, Mesa, chairman co Ellis, Douglas; P Greer, Globe tthree year's term, Dosne Merrill, Benson Herbert B Penney, Tucson The next meeting will be held in Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
C. D. Gage Sustains
 Serious Injury

Charles D. Gage, secretary and general manager of the Tombstone Improvement company, had the mis- fortune last evening to fall on the back step of his residence with the re- suit of broken knee cap. This un- fortunate accident will confine Mir. Gage to his bed for about two months but it is to be hoped that no serious result will follow the mishap the in way of a permanent injury to the knee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
Arizonan Convicted
 and Fined 5000
A Washington dispatch says:-

A Washington dispatch says:-
 Frederick A Hyde of San Francis co, who was recently convicted of con. spiracy to defraud the United States of large tracts of lands in Oregon and Washington, was today sentenced in the District of Columbia criminal court to pay fine of slo,OoO and to serve two years in the penitentiary at Moundsville. West Virginia. This is the maximum penalty. Joseph Sch- neider of Tucson, Arizona, an employe of Hyde, who was convicted with him, was fined 5000 and sentenced to serve one year and two months. Both appealed ard were released on bail, H, de on $2O,OOO and Schneider CD sl0,OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
Official Compilation
 of Recent Election

Official compilation of the returns of the late general election has been made by the territorial secretary as follows:-
 The result of the vote for delegate: Cameron, republican, l2,425; Smith, democrat, Ii727: Cannon, socialist, 1912; Clesry, independence league, llS; Stewart. socialist labor, 69; Silbey, prohibition, l06.
 Csmeron's plurality is 70a- The total vote cast was 27,676. and the registration 37, ,2lS
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
FITCH GETS BIG FEE
Arizonas Silver Tongued Orator Receives S250.OO0 For Render.
 ing Legal Services

Thomas Fitch, wellknown through out the west as "The Silvered Tongued Orator" and & former Tucson resident is reported to have received SZ5O,OOO in fees from Japanese clients in HO- nolulu for whom he secured rebates amounting to s2,00O,OO0 on 'sake' sc- cording to & recent ruling of the United States court which ruled that the product was malt and not spirit ous liquor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
Returns to His Old
 Home In ireland

Jack Dunn, who for the past few years has been in the employ of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines com pany as pumpman, leaves today for his old home in the north of Ireland on a visit to his parents and expects to be absent from the territory for about two years. Jack will visit the great metropolitan city of Chicago on his way East for few days. He sails from New York about the thi5d of January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13

4 rich gold strike has been made on the Ibex-Plomoss property near Wen don. The mine was supposed to be copper property. but the new discov- cry makes it the richest gold mine yet discovered in Yuma county, accord ing to reports from the hills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver $1.O0 Lead 75 cents Gold, Silver, Copper$1.5O
 Samples by mail receive promp' attention. Placer Gold, Retorts an Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, .l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
IN THE C0U RT
0oings In the Various Courts of Record cf Ceohise County
 Arizona
DISTRICT COURT.

Suit No. 55Il filed; G Pimpell X E G Dement, vs P and Annie l. Lewis; suit to quiet title to Douglas property.
 Suit No. - filed, Sherwood & Sher- wood vs L J Dunsgan and F Doug- las; action for debt, $500; attorneys fees $50; interest and costs.
 Suit No. 55i2 filed; James w Mon .ann vs Arthur Heney and Fairbank Commercial Co; acton for mandamus to compel defendant to allow plaintiff to examine books of defendant con- pany.
 PROBATE COURT.
 Estate of Harold B Witheroll; decree establishing notice to creditors.
 Estate of Susie Knsdson; decree esta blishing notice to creditors.
 Estate of Wm Roberts: notice to creditors.
 Estate of Francisco Soza; order of sale of personal property.
 Estate of Margaret Rosamond Golf man, minor; order of adoption by Thomas and Margaret Coffman.
 Estate of RenI E. Lelonde; adopted by Reni & Lottie Lelonde.
 Estate of Shirley R Howard; adopt ed by Ben c ard Mabelie Howard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13

Two tobacco dealers in Bisbee have been arrested charged with selling the weed to minors.
 The diphtheria epidemic, which for the past few weeks has kept the schools closed and greatly retarded business at Tempe, is now a thing of the past and business is again going with . whiri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
Notice.

A meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone will be held st the banking house on Tuesday, January F, 1909. at 3 p. m., or the annual election of directors.
 T. R. BRANDT.
 Cashier. Tombstone, December 5, 1908. ds
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13

John s Kolar, a pioneer business man and one of the most influential men in Kingman, is dead in Los An geles, where he went to be operated on for cancer. The funeral services will be held in Los Angeles under the au- spices of the Elks, of which lodge the deceased was a member.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY

instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder The Pacific Improvement company to Frank Baker, Benson prop. tItD -" . BP Greewood to Frank Baker, Benson prop erty... .....--.... '. William Zent ct ux to W F. Holt. Nsco, property. y............ oo
 CHArrLE MORTGAGE EG Strickler to Citi- zens Bank and Trust company, mortgage on office furniture and law library ..........--.. 4oV Shelter City Cigar com pany to $ F Mcguire. and Douglas, nor tgsge on billiard out ft..... GOO H l. Johnson to the Moore National Bank mortgage on seven hum dred cows. s......... 1900 .. H Tanner ct ux to Bowen X Hubbard, mortgage on horses. 200 Q.
 BILL OF SALE John Treu to the Bisbee Meat company, butcher business in Bisbee. .... ..
 E. MORTGAGE. Mamie A Ricketts to Amos Marion, mo:- tgsge un land . 350 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE D Winteruitz e James Silverthorn, satisfies mortgage on 8isbee property. y.......---- PROOF or..PUgLICArIoS. Notice of Forfeiture to Ed Curtis { IA Mcdonald from Thomas Snedden
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Maud Kelley to lame. Heron
 R. F. MORTGAGE T P Thompson to. NJ Donohoe, mortgage on property in the North Douglas addition to the city of Douglas. 40 Gustavo G Ielevier ct ux to " Minus, mortg- age on Douglas prop erty- oVO George E Crysler ct u1 tothe Cochise Building and Loan association mortgage on Warren property OO' - Thomas Staffordet ux to the Cochise Building and Loan association, mortgage on Bisbee property ...-...-.. oVo
 BILL OF SALE Joseph Brown to John P Shea, South Bisbee property --.-.---- 'o0
 INCORPORATION The Henry.TempIe Realty Co., cxpltal s5O,OO0
 AGREEMENT Middlemsrch Copper company wit Will George
 AFFIDAVIT by Mrs L Lincoln
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Lee Thompson ct ux to the Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan as- socistion, D uglas property .-...---.... no Frank B Moson to Eva Pearl Moson, property in the Warren town ste. The Warren company to Helen B Folsom, prop erty in the Warren townsite ...--... 439 Helen B Folsom ct ux to John 8 Ki n ball. prop. erty in the Warren towneite ...-...-... IV
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13

| Clawsop addition to to Douglas. ...... 300 =. WARRANTY DEED. The Copper Queen Con solidsted Mining com pany to George Cry sler, property in the Warren townsite. .. 1lO3 90 B. 8 s. DEED. R Hayes Paddock ct ux to Malcpm G X Victor inc G Paddock, Doug las property. ........ 10
 DEEDS Frank A Milich to Jesus Encinss, property in the Pirtle addition to the city oi Doug lac. 100 . The United States of America to the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company, land ..... G NJ Land to R T Stone Gleason property ... 100 w NJ Cute 10 the Bis bee Extension Develop ment company, mines situated in the Warren district. ct.......... l .- Harry Locke to Wm M Clute, mines situated in the Warren mining Clstrict -....--....... Herbert McCutchsn ct ux 10 W NJ Cute, mines situated in the Warren mining dis tAANt -"
 MORTGAGES D A Richardson ct ux to the Arizona. Trust & Ban king company, mortgage on Douglas property. ..-......... looo Ms and c E. Lane to the Baker Iron Works, mortgage. l2CO .. 4 Griffin ct ux to Ada Brown, mortgage on Douglas property .. 1000 :.
 WARRANTY DEED. Mary E oswald to Fred Bauer, Bishee prop efly JVo c. A A Dudley ct ux to c A Hockett, property in the Pirtle addition to the city of Doug LEE " c A Hockett to Mary hOtkctt, pioPcity III the Pirtle addition to the city of Doug Ahe-.. -NN Malcom G Paddock ct ux to D. A Richardson, Douglas property. .. 10 .. CHATTLE MORTGAGE ! Wesley 5 Arksey to Ben ham-Herskovite Bar Der Supply company.
 mortgage on barber OutHt. -..,.... 9o JV Martin Hudosty to the
 Standard Furniture
 company, mortgage on
 furniture .. . 60 .. G E GillmaD to the
 Standard Furniture
 company, mortgage on
 household furniture. 101 .. E D Melton to the Stan
 dard Furniture com
 psny, mortgage on
 furniture re......... Su 9 Mrs A A Fisher to T P
 Nichols, mortgage on
 household furniture. 400 Q lUJ Bloomer to A J
 Smith, mortgage on Douglas property .... $50 |.
 TRUST DEED DA Richardson ct ux to
 the Title Guarantee
 and Trust company,
 and the Fidelity Ssv-
 ings and Loan Associ-
 stion, Douglas prop
 tEts ...-.-. "cOS Phoebe oldham ct ux to
 the Title Guarantee
 and Trust company,
 and the Fidelity Sav-
 ings and Loan Associ.
 atiou, Douglas prop.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-07-08
"oh, 1t Is Good! 1t is Good"

arms to the window. he whispered
over and over: And Gods blue sky
over all. Oh, it is good! 1t is good"
Although the old man had been ill
from a complication of diseases for
some time, his condition was not
thought alarming, and with his re-
stored sight he seemed to gain in
creased strength and vitality. The
doctors who came to him pronounced
his sight perfect, and for two hours
he sat up reading the papers with a
zest born of five years of darkness and
watched with unfailing delight and in
terest the passing of the clouds across
the sky outside the window.
Then suddenly he turned to the
nurse and said quietly: 81 am very
tired" Hardly had the words left his
lips when he slipped back upon the
pillows, and before the nurse could
reach his side he was dead.
Two reasons are given for his death
one that the shock of his regained
sight caused heart disease, and the
other that the power to see was
merely the final rally of a dying man.
Mr.. Bailey was born in New York
state August 5. 1881, and was a
sailor during his early life. He then
came to this city, where he was pro-
prietor of little hotel, long since de-
stroyed, but known at that time as
the Astor house.
The old man was great favorite at
the Masonic home, and the news of
| his restored sight soon reached the
inmates, who came with bated breath
to the infirmary after dinner to visit
him. They found him dead. In his
hands were still clutched the pictures
and books which he had begged for in
his great joy, but his face was turned
| toward the square of sky visible
| through the narrow window.