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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
PickiBgs

PIGkIBgS'
F'"m ii'e Lnu ~, 'e Times.
A stiff walk cures headache.
A good rhinoceros is worth
81 500
The lark is the only bird that
sings while Fl ing.
II gecp the n Iuth closed is,
the best preventive of cold.
AuLomobiilng has caused both
smoking and drinking to de-
clue.
The ostrich is the swittest an
imal. 1t can do a mile a min
ate.
Suicide in the Austrian army
averages twelve in the 1000.
This is the record.
BIenheim Palace, the Duke of
Marlborough's seat near Oxford
cost 81, 100000.
Butter perfumed with violet
or roses is sometimes served at
fashionable dinners.
Holding the pen between the
first aud second fingers cures
writer's cramp invariably.
AS you take up your cards in
a game of bridge you hold one
of 635, o13, $40. 900 possible
hands.
The speed of transmission in
overhead wires is 1900 miles a
second, in submarine wires,
5000 miles
Piano playing, a French
scientist claims, S to be blamed
for the majority of nervous dis
orders from which young girls
suffer.
L hS v " SohhOL uONS iLS eyes
but, by way OF compensation,
can turn it's head round in al
most a complete circle without
moving it's body
A lion or tiger could outrun a
man for half a mile, but both
animals are very short-winded
and in a three mile race the man
would easily win.
While the wbalebone product
u sed to average 100 900 pounds
year, it now averages less
than 100000 pounds The price
has arisen IS pound.
The unhea Ithiesl occupation
in the world is that If the Sicil-
ian sulphur miners Out of
4 600 these men. only 200
proved, on a recent examloa-
ton, tit for military service.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Can't Hold a Candle to Our herb.
And Still More Initiation.

The public debt was decreas.
ed 81. 746 791 during the month
of November, and the issue OF
bank currency was increased
$47, 428, 394 and yet the Repub
lican party is intent on more
inflatlon.-Milan Democrat
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Thirty years ago an old fast

Thirty years ago an old fash
Toned steel tired spring wagon
was a luxury. In a funeral pro-
cession a mile long you would
perhaps see two or three OF
them. Everyone rode in farm
wagons. Twenty years ago a
top buggy was a rich mans
good fortune and but few Of
them were seen. Today a top
buggy with rubber tire is as
common as a Democrat in
Texas. Anybody and everybody
has them A farm wagon In a
funeral procession would be a
novelty. The upper tens ride
in automobiles and are fast get
ting to be common. It's a fast
age we are living in. If a letter
is "a hours travelling a thous-
and miles there Is kick COM
ing. Ten dollars dou't last as
long as teD cents did with our
grandfather. We spend more
for socks and suspenders than
our grand dad did for his Sun
day go to meeting clothes and
still we wonder what is the
matter With the world that u
does not grind out as many Tlc b
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Will some kind Republican
brother. one of those who is
hoArse as a frog from holierine
prosperity, explain whose fault
it is that the mighty swine has
tumbled from $50 TO 3.75-
Queen City Leader.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Women's clubs of Monroe
City have presented three petit.
lions to the town board to re-
strain chickens from running at
large Oue result Of that negro
agitation" last summer.-Rdll lis
County Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

VIII Crauston of the National
Stock Yards. East st, Louis,
III. came in Wednesday night
to look after stock interests and
to visit relatives. He has a host
of friends here who are alwayR
glad to see him. "
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
P!erped Got Them in Shape

1t develops that nobody knew
what CorteIyou's policy was
but j. Plerpont Morgan, and as
usual that knowledge proved to
lis ad vantage TO the extent of
many millIons.-Boonville AID
vertiser.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Should be Made Happy,

Lagrange Indicator: Every
time we hear a rich man telling
how happy he was when he
was a poor, hard working boy,
we feel like throwing him down
taking bis money away from
him and putting him back in a
position to be happy again.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Taft Ripped His Pants

Taft had his trousers ripped
when in Russia, which delayed
the banquet where be was to be
the guest of honor. This "ac-
cident" has been cabled all over
the world. 1t is Pants" Taft
now. Vandiver must look to
his laurels. -BoopvilIe Adver.
tiser.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

A merry Christmas, says the
Bloomington Bulletin. because
we are not farming In Wall
street, but out here in Gods
own land of milk and honey,
where the soil is six feet thick
aud rich as Rockefeller and
there is nobody old enough to
remember a crop failure -Quin.
cy Herald
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Peace at the Goal.

BY ELLA WHEELER wilcox.
From the soul of man who was
homeless
Came the deathless song of
home,
And the praises OF rest are
chanted BEST
BY those who are forced to
roam.
In a time of fast and hunger
We can talk over feasts d.
Vine;'
But, the banquet done. why,
where is the one
Who can tell you the tasIe of
the wine?
We think of the mountains
grandeur
As we walk in the heat afar--
But when We sit in the shadows
Of il
We thinkhow at rest we are.
With the voice of the craving
passions
We can picture d love to
come.
But, the heart once filed, 10,
the voice is stilled,
And we stanG IL the silence
dumb.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Mrs, Martin Pike was called
TO Hunnewell Friday by the
sudden death of her brother.
James Leake. She was accom-.
panied by her son, Oscar. and
W. B SpaIdtug.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

The Paris Mercury celebrated
it's SEVENTEEN birthday last week
and it is hoped that. unlike
frail humanity. while it has
grown in age it has not glown
in sin.-Brookfield Gazette.
No, no. the Mercury has grown
10 grace and in usefulness.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Senator W, S. McCIiutic went
TO Higginsville via Kansas City
Thursday to look alter the in.
terests of the Confederate
Home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

" Miss Mary Mathews, of Can.
ton. Ill.,. came over Wednesday
night to visit her friend, Miss
Bess DeLashmutt.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Miss Mae McAllister paFtook
of a turkey dinner Thursday
with her friends. Abel Boarman
and wife
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

DR.. Hornback, Oculist ant
Aurist, Hannibal, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Alfred Buckmau, of Lakenan,
has been the guest of his sister.
Mrs. Loren Yates.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Thomas Elzea of PalmyrI.
has been looking after his tarm
interests south of town.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

DR.. Agnes Mcneil. of Shelby
vile. arrived Wednesday to
visit former friends
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Spirit of the State Press
The Spots Are GettiaE

Mr. Bryan says the president
IS a Democrat--in spots he is
and the spots are spreading
as be grows Older and wiser
Benton Record,
Can't Hold a Candle TO Our herb.
Oklahoma has d distinguish
ed Indian citizen by the name
OF John Hot Air. But comp9r.
ed to our hot air attorney gen
eral," John can't hold a candle.
-Boonville Advertiser.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Mol There is No Excuse Now.

President Roosevelt declares
there is no analogy between the
Cleveland bond issue of 1893
and the issue just made. The
fact will be conceded. There
was some sort of excuse for the
Cleveland bond issue, there is
none at all for Roosevelt's.-
Henry Co. Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

blessings as il did a half cen,
fury ago.-Perry Enterprise.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Some things grow feeble with
age. Not so with the Hannibal
Courier-Post. Wednesday, Jan.
l. 1908, it rounded its Goth mile
post on the road Of journalism
and it was a stronger, more Wig.
orous and more influential as
we'll as far better newspaper
than it was twenty-five years
ago. Congratulations.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Wallace is a great RefOrmer

Judge William H. Wallace OF
Kansas City is to ordinary re.
formers as a 10000 candle pow.
err arc lamp to a lightning bug.
While Judge Wallace may be
a great aud good mau, the gen.
eral sentiment appears to be
that such great and good men
are a nuisance. One way of
preventing reform is to make it
foolish and the judge is there
with the goods. Butler
Times.
What have those St. Joseph
Republicans who could see no
good in Senator Tillman when
he spoke here last fail. to say
now since The North Carolina
senator spoke as he did OF
Roosevelt and the latter's fnau-
cial pohcyt-St Joe Observer,
Some get their Christmas spir-
it's
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
NOdaway County Tops Them All

Not one resident in a thous
and of New England ever heard
of Nodaway County, yet this
county raised more coru this
year than Maine. NV Hamp-
shire. Vermont, Rhode Island.
Massachusetts, and Connecticut
combined.-K. 9 Post.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Williams is Exactly Right

j I'M Sharp Williams, the
house Democratic leader, has
discovered the real cause of the
panic 1t lie anticipation of
Democratic success " He APP
peals to the Republicans TO
know if that is not the only
thing that has caused or ever
could cause a panic in this
couutry.-Jefferson City Trib-
une.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Election Notice

Farmers & Merchants Bank
Monroe City. Mo-, Jan 2, 1908.
The annual election for nine
directors of the Farmers &
Merchants sank, to serve dur.
ing the ensuing year, will be
held at their'banking house on
Monday January 10. 1908. Polls
open from 9 a. N ntii IL
O'Clock noon.
W r p JACKSoN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16
Farms ae Rent.

FARMS 10 rent Several fine farms TOR
rent onethird and onc-fourth. or
cash rent; best land In Oklahoma f:
from % TO 2O0acre tracts; long lease,
if wanted FOR sale. good fanrs from
81 70 $50 an acre; best land ia Okla.
homa; so TO 250-aore tracts. Fine
farm 200 acres. i09 acres in cultiya-
ticn; $1,000 cash. balance In Z years,
6 per cent inaerest Good improve,
ments Address g. E. Wilhelm. Coal
gate. Okla. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

FOR SALE trade or exchange, best So
room hotel on Main streee. city OF
Dallas. going out Of the business aud
a snap for some one; line local aud
iranslentitrade; best lease In city. VIII
take cash. city property or Western
land Come quicq and gee the deal
j. j. Singleton, proprietor. 3i5 Main
street, Dallas, Tex .
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Business Chances.

FOR SAi.E-An up 10 date two-chair
barber shop lKoken chairs and com
binatiOn mirror; only shop Ia town.
doing good business. shave zoe. hair
cut 35c. price $3.50 mean to retire.
Come at once II you want a bargain
o. A. Hiett Sagerton Haskell co.
Texas.
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@ @ . O @ O o O @ @ o O @ O
} To she Business Man Who c
says he Doesn't Need 70 c
Advertise"

q says fie DOESN'T Need 70 {
o Advertise"
q Does your business. MS yoW are c
. CONDUCTING II now. show progress 6
o or are you just excepting at It?
o Are you getting anywhere
. II your business runs another {
q year under present methods, will {
O It show any growth?
e These are questions which are {
Q bound 10 arise in your mind and
O In the mind of every business
= man. II your answer is nc"
q then what are you doing about (
. 1t Are you N rut and making
q no effort to get out2
q Your answers TO these Ques {
o tions must classify yoG---they [
. measure the difference between {
g the progressive man and the man
. who Is standing still.
e II you are at a stands,lll and {
Q you know IL, why don't you do
. something about r.?
. The penalty Of unprogresslye-
q ness is dry rot
Q Don't deceive yourself by an {
. easy-going optimism into any
. false ideas about the rut
O Get Whites Sayings.
9 O o O o O 0 O O o o o @ Q o
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Wanted to Lease
FIVE YEAR IEAsR-0n go acres d

FIVE YEAR LEASE-Dn 900 acres Of
Red River valley land. all under
fence, 72O acres in cultivation. balance
level tlmbered land; eleyent sets OF
good improvements and several good
young orchards; good hog pastures.
fenced with hog proof wire. sith
springs and wells In them: a.so 80
acres Of fine alfalfa WIN also lease
or sell all kinds OF farming Implements.
now on place. including hay baler rake.
mower, wagons, etc; also three spans
.of mules and enc span OF horses. two
cows and calves, and 200 head OF good
hogs. Above land Is located about
seven miles southeast Of Marietta. For
further information write. or better
still call. for this or position will be
open only two weeks The Jordan Co.
Marietta, Okla :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

For years we have been taught to
believe that sniyering spine indi-
Gated an approaching cold, o. that
some one was walking over ones
grave to-be, etc. out it seems that all
this early teaching has been wrong.
A psychologist says that It Is IAN
infallible sign of an artistic temper
ament' to have a shiyering spine. The
work taat does not make YOU have a
crawley up the backbone is not for
esawley feeling up the backbone is
not for You II you have the real tenn.
perament
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

WANTED Position as collector solici.
tor or clerk by middle aged man,
first class reference. address 2i0 North
Second street.
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tBy Josh FraiIey.)

Another t-ouble has brough; Its kin.
The defeat Of w j. Bryan foc presi-
lent is followed by the rumor that
his daughter Ruth Bryan Leavitt, will
sue for divorce. The quarrels she
has had with her artist husband are
Deing made public, and must add IL
no small degree 90 the humiliation
cf the defeate-4 caniidate. II will
be .ecallei that Rdth Bryan, the old
est daughter and a petted child. elored
some six years ago with an artist
named Leavitt, who hadn't anything
to recommend him as a husband be-
yOna. paint brusa. The usual thing
was predicted, and it has come to
pass. Mrs. Leavitt has two children,
and she has been living with them
al her fathers home for some time.
The artist husband Is in Paris. In tne
fight he win put up for the possession
of the children. no doubt many things
distressing to the B.gan family will
be told. 9 9
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

POSITION WANTED I'm good
bookkeeper. clerk. etc, viii work
reasonable, and do good work. Ad-
dress H. H.. care Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

FOR SALE-One almost new Luding-
house farm wagon, gear brake, top
box complete, also one brown mule
years old, VT. $50. sec l.. o. Lytle
over Hrschis Hardware.
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FOR SALF--1S historic novels by the
famous author. l.. Mulbach: attrac-
live binding; inquire at room 10 over
Brown ID G.. store.
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II you are fond OF reading funny
things in the Sunday papers. ami are
disappointed in the DoOley letters,
why not try Lady Mary's syndicate
letters about London society? We
confess they are our favorlte Sunday
reading. Yesterday Lady Ma.y's let
ter was more amusing than usual
She mentioned her beloved Consulo,
Duchess of Manchester. whom she
has sadly neglected" OF late. Lady
Mary sass that Consuela (as usual
Lsliy Mary Is ,lellghtuny free and
easy with the duchess first name) Is
about to leave London, and that King
Edward is 'inconsolable' over the loss
OF his chum" tmeaning Consuelo)
You may think that statement is ex-
aggerated, but It Is word TO- word
wnat Lady Mary says; king Edward
is inccnsolable. La.ig Mary also
mentions the fact that LAZY Hesketh
twhc, she says. We all. OF course. re-
member was Florence Sharon before
De- marriage) We Dlusned with NOR
tiication; we bad forgotten that Lady
Hesketh was Florence Sharon. Well.
Lady Mary says that Lady Hesketh
is back IN London after quite an an.
sense and when King Dfward saw
her for the first time. he rushed IN
TO her, AMI, taking her hand. said:
Upon my word that nand is as tiny
as ever" Lady Mary SAYS that was
just like dear old King Edward to re-
member that Lady Hesketh was proud
OF her small hands and compliment
them.
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Farma gOr sale

FOR SALE 1850 acres timbered land
II miles from Clarksyile, Texas Al
dress +. o. BOX 1876. Ardmore, Okla
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FOR SALE-TWO LOTS in west Cap
itol Heights l block from car line,
water and gas running past lots, also
good COW for sale; inquire cor. 18th
and w. Cleveland, or phone 707.
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O @ o @ o @ O o o @ o O o {
FoRM ONE MORE BAsIr.

o You have probably xof yet
. formed enough habits" II Is
Q likely that you would find the I
q "ad-answering habit" a dividend
. paying one--and oDe thLt would
o aeyer lure you far away from the (
8 best ahrift-ereed ever devised.
. a habit s. usually FORMED
q through yielding 10 natural incli-
D nation. This ad-answering habit
8 win have to be cultivated per
q hape against present inclination.
Q and through an effort OF viii.
Q You are not In the habit OF say
Q ing Impossible" are your
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
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FOR SALE-Iife scholarship In Guth.
rie University. Price s42.50. Call
4t Leader office.
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Partners Wanted.

WANrED-A partner with 81 500 IN
furniture and undertaking business.
county seat 1000 population. good
business prop sitlon. q H. Hamilton.
Madill. Okla.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONA tl-M -Men- immediate re-es.
tablishment aud control Of natcf.l
powers and development Of retarded
conditions no doubts. no waiting.
Wonderful invention and methsid used
in Europe when other means fail
Wri,e vlr sealed description. Gott.
schall Co. tDept. i ~, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Fifty. the age reached recently by
Mr.. Roosevelt, is young for a presi-
dent, old for a poet ami mildie age
for Q man OF affairs. It is 10 years
beyound Dante's midway of this our
mortal life.' But the increased dm-
alton OF human life due to improved
nygience aud more rational habits has
extended the old limits of lifetime.
Fifty for the average man is now the
very prime OF life. His mental eff
cheney shOuH then be al It's best. ana
the example OF the presIddnt has
shown that there need be no imDair.
ment OF physical vigor. Not every
one at so Is eFual 10 tennis or q bout
vita the gloves But 90 Is moi old
for horseback riding and II IA rela-
lively Noung for golf AS -egards the
mental faculties. 20 is the age of
achievement in statesmanship and
nnance. Within a five-yea- radius OF
so Columbus discovered America.
Wellington fought at Waterloo DR..
Johnson wrote his dictionary. Gibbon
his great history and Webster deliv-
cred his most important speech. AT
fifty toe expectation of life for man.
according to British actuaries' tables,
Is lS.s years. AMI fer a woman 2O.T
years.
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Covers the Field.
roR am

FOR RLNT-Large front room fur
nished. FIRST floor south and west
exposure and pleasantly located. 6lOl
e. HARRISON
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms.
strictly modern improvements
phone i2l. 32O T. noble
FOR RENT-Fu Furnished rooms close
IN, 420 North 1st street.
FOR RENT Four room house and
barn ON Capitol hill furnished or
unfurnishod. address 1922 e Warner
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms. slngly or together. in house
having ar modern convcniences. sos
r. Cleveland, phone 100.
FOR RENT-i weIl furnished rooms.
gas. toilet and bath. Kerr Bldg, see
~. H. west
FOR RENT furnished house and
one unturnished house. call on NJ.
p. Trotter 12l 70. Harrison.
FOR RENT-Nlce front roon private
entrance. g'hone- az or call 5ii r.
Villas.
FOR RENT Newly furnished room
in new house, strictly modern, bath,
gas heat and electric lights. four
blocks from lone. III s. Eim inquire
of c. v. OidheId at Brown D. &. Co.
---a---------------- --.---------
Iron RENT Furnished room up
stairs or down stairs. Inquire at
Crescent Grocery, l115 ,. Second or
phone 142
FOR RENT-s-room house and good
barn, Inquire at North Side Inn,
FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms
second door east of state House.
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IFOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light house keeping. also one
large front room for man and wife.
Ground cor. 40 N. Division.
, ---------------------
FOR RENT furnished rooms. 4
gentlemen preferred, close in, 21O
T. Clev tlsnd; inquire Boston Meat
Market
FOR RENT--To lady or married
couple. front room furnished. gas
light and heat. close ~ enquire be.
fore $3.50 a. M, or evenings 2O2 n.
/ broad
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, gas
heat. electric light bath, etc. No.
800 r. Noble ave. Phone 121.
! FOR RENT-New. all modern 7 room
house on car line, j. / Calvert.
| Phone S43.
MALE HgLP WANTED
MEN--Our illustrated catalogue ex-
1 plains how we teach barber trade IN
1 few weeks, mailed free Moler Barber
I College. Kansas City, Mo.
lHFLP WANTED-at once N Pullman
Chill PTior. next 70 Airdome, good
wages
MANAGER wanted every section Ia
sell and appoint agens for best
penny saltcd peanut vending machine
/ ever made. Glass glcbe aluminium
parts sanitary throughout; great none,
maker Sold on easy payments
/ Thousands now in use Liberal cor
missions. Write for proposition
Automatic Vending Machine Co., Roc NJ
8, Masonic Bldg Oklahoma City
Okla.
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When a woman gets her rights what
will she get that she hasn't now? A
@oman's wrongs are private ones-a
harsh father, an unkind husband. IN
grateful sons It is not the election
Of the wrong man for mayor thar
makes her cry herseH to sleep at
aigat, ard no wrinkles come because
per capiieate isn't elected president.
II her men folks happen TO De tender
and indulgent, she 1oesn't want rights,
ant II they are not. the Lord help her
voting win not.
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FOR SALE Steinway piano in fair
condition. call 4l3 Pine, forenoons.
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HELP wAnTEp-FeMALe

WANTED a white girl for general
housework good home, no laundry
vera apply Gi2 East Mansur Ave.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms.
strictly modern improvements.
phone t21 32O +. noble.
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Help wANrEp-FgmALg.

WANTED-A good steady woman to
do general Homework; apply to
522 Eas; Noble avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms
second door east of state House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

a SNAP-7 and 3 room house, ( lots
close in, gas, cistern. we'll fruit
Come to 5i4 B. Villas,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-16

FOR SAL E-Lots II and 10 in block
4G, or trade for city property, good
business lots. Address Saddle Rock
Restaurant