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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
Stomach Gases
and Torpid liyers
Give Way Before the Peculiar Purify
in0 Power Of stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges.
a Trlal Package Sent free.

The fOul gases OF the stomach and
the torpid action CT the liver are easy
Victims for charcoal 10 overcome.
This great natural cleaner and al
s0rbent will most certainly he relish
ed by a system afflicted with gaseous
or sluggish tendencies
Charcoal has long been known as
great absorbent OF gas painful ~
charc al win positively purify a room
filled with foul Odors aud decay. It's
absorbing ratio Is one hundred Tines
greater than its own volume.
The ancients gave charcoal Tor
many human MS successfully The
Nortl American indians used it for
snake bite, poison from eating Mild
herbs aud cured what tney called
stomach bad medicine" with H.
Willow charcoal seems 10 be tile
best product for human use, and no
doubt the peculiar curative properly
Of the willow is represented Ia
chemical quality ia lbs charcoal
Stuarts Charcoal i.ozenges are pufs
wlllo1 aud sweet honey blended w.
Tremendous power and compression
into q very palatable lOzenge. Two ar
three lozcnges eatcn after meas VIII
prevent the process digestion from
producing noXions gases. They win
yiwfy lazy lyer and aid every or
gan which "a most likely 10 hs over
cone through rs contact ssth Inn
puritirs
Tiey cleanse the ssOm2ch aud lntes
tines, bring purity aud sweetness ont
of fermentation and decay snd aid d
sesii0n by allaying gas fhey viii aid
y-u and your stomach The beneiici1l
effects are made evident after each
meal when you use Charc al a.
Snari prepares H. To nilay gas az
night they are excellent and one
arises In the morning without that
terrible nansealing bad breath which
destroys appetite and renders one
miserable
All druggists sell SNar's Charcoal
i.ozcnges. price twenty-five eenis or
send ns your name and address and
We viii send sou a trial package BY
mail free. Address = A. STUART Co.
200 stuart BLDG, Marshall Mica.
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DAILY FASHION
By May Manton
|. PRETTY sCHOOL FROCK.

This is the season OF special utter
est in school girls aud their dresses
aud this one is so pretty and simple
in one that it Is sure 10 ind admirers
The plaid material is cut bias aud Is
trimmed with bands OF plain colored
liberty satin and with pretty buttons
and simulated buttonholes. But at.
tactive as the combination is. the
frock can be varied almost indefinite.
ly. sor 1t would be Just as desirable
mo le from cashmere. challis, chiffon
Panama cloth or any similar material
as from the pretty one Illustrated For
the trimming any braid or banding OF
contrasting material can be used. The
fact that the sleeves are cut in one
with the waist renders il easy Ia
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Thursday Afternoon Whist club next
week at tae "Eyergreen" farm east OF
the city at ? o'clock luncheon
Miss Winnie Thompson is visiting
friends in Enid
The Ladies' Social circle of tho
Presbyterian church win meet with
Mrs II. L. Miller. 723 East Warner
avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 8
'clock.
Miss Mauiie m-inm returned this
morning from Naviua. where she g.
teaching sch ol. 10 spend Sunday iu
ibe city With relatlfes anl friends
Miss Mamie Wheeler is the gs 80 OF
friends in saltwater.
Acting Secretary leo Myers and
wife lelJ today for SayTc 10 spend
Sunday with relatives and friends
Miss Lillian BOles, OF the muslca.
department of The State university. ar.
rived last evening from Norman 10
spend sunday In toe city with her
parents. Judge and Mrs. J j Boles on
East Villas avenue.
A tourist day program was carried
out This afternoon IA the meeting of
the city Federation of Womans clubs
which proved interesting and lnstuc-
tive 10 the members present The
subjects aud speakers We're. "A
Guthrie Girl IN England Mas Eva
Gregory. "A Study in Improved
Methods 10 kindergarten" Mrs Al
mont G. Hixon: "A Western Teacher
In Historic BostGn Miss Eta Hikes.
"a Summer Al Mother Chauanaui,
Mrs n. C. Harl; Philanthropy aud
fbe -Pipiocrrfs cr How The Rich Re
STOW Their Chnities" Mrs Charles
Kneisley: "rhc Message OF tc Na-
liOnal Educational Association 10 Ok
lahoma" Miss Alma Carson An eH
hibit of the manual training Depart
ment OF the Gnthrle public schools.
Miss Lena Oabourne and Prof Nelson,
The Dunbar Concert company de-
lightfully entertained large audience
last night AZ the Presbyterian church
This Is tle sec nj number + the
Guthrie lecture course. both having
proved excellent nun beis
Alr and Ms IA o Cassiday re.
turned ihls morning from Oklahoma
city
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First saptIst Church.

Order of Service
Sunday school, 945 a. m. J g.
Tcmpleton. Snpt
Ycnng Peoples meeting, $50 y. m.
Zoe CharlIyille. President
Subjects for Sermons,
II A. M-"Thc CHRISTIANS Race"
Phil. 3-l3-14
730 p. NJ Repentance-the True
aud False Conirasied. Cor. 7i0.
Homer l.. Matthews. cheir leader.
Good Music An all day revival
service The doors Il the church
win be opened We expect great
day Come.
u. D. Cameron. Pastor.
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make and to TT and the seven gored
skirt is lai1 in backward turning
plalts, The buttons and simulated hut.
tonh les are effective aud among the
novelties OF The season but ueltacr
they nor the banding are obligatory
far a plain stitched hem - quite cor
rect aud often Is preferred for dresses
designed for school and daily wear
For a girl of sixteen years Of agc
win be required. for the blouse, .
yards OF material - cr Yards % in.
ches wide. for the skirt l-S yards o.
a Ia yards a incles wide II there IS
no up and down, but II the cores must
all be cut one way yards 70 or 1 ~
yards a inches wide viii be- needed
and for trimming Tor the entire dress
y IA yards Of silk A May MantOn
pattern OF the blouse, No. Gll5. or OF
The skirt, No 5592, sizes ~ and II
years, viii be mailed 10 any address
by the Fashion Department of this
paper On receipt OF len cents for each
tIf in haste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage watch
insures mere prompt delivery
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Corner Noble and Division.
Sunday. September 20.
Rev Harry Omar Scott. ID. D., Pastor
sunday School. 9.45 q. m.
Services morning and evening.
DR. Seott's theme Sunday evening
viii be. The Ideals of Presbyterian
ism--Are Presbyteriaus AristscratIc
aud Exclusive or Is Something else IN
Them Mistaken for Exclusiyeness.
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a poLIcemANs LOT
Nay Be a Happy One After Al.


An IN, Ex. Chief of Police found an
easy aud safe way out OF the Ills
caused by coffee. He says:
Il suffered intensely from heart
trouble and nervousness for five
years. and though treated by some OF
he best physicians In this city ala
not get permanent relief until
changed from coffee 10 Postum.
"A friend Of my family VAS visiting
at cur house ana seeing my condition,
insisted that coffee was al the bottom
Of my trouble confess was skepti-
cal bnt prg missed 10 Try Postum In
place cf c0ffee.
III was nearly three weeks before
noticed much OF any change. a. ms
case was bad one. Then / saw
thai my nervousness Was gradually
A lille LATER ] was able
10 Seer q part Of ne night on my iefi
Side. sonething had been unable ~
90 for years az least
\ kept on using Postum. and the
result is. so far as heart trouble aad
nervousness are concerned. I am a
well man
The best proof Is that ! am writing
this with my own hand. thing was
unable 10 DO for several years prior 10
the change from coffee 10 p stun.
There's a Reason
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Greek. Mich. Read The Road 10
WelNillc." Ia pkgs.
Ever read the above letter7 a new
cne appears from time 10 time They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
Interest.
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first girl born to the Murray family.
Taey have three boys.
Mrs Haskell and the Misses Has.
kell who are accompanying the gov
ernor. were IN the meantime holding n
leyee and entertaining their friends ia
private bex in the grand stand at
the race course. Among those who
gathered In the governors box were
Judge r. r. Wilson and wife OF Chi
cago, Mrs A r. Chapplo. Oklahoma
City: Mrs Mary Lane, Chicago, Mi.
aud Mrs Hayes Guthrie: AIRS. Meme
Zee. Guthrie, Miss Niblack Guthrie.
G. b. Stone Mr. and Mrs j. 7, High
ley Oklahoma City; Ham Bee Ard
lmOre; Jack Love, Gutnrie Adjutant
General Frank Canton aud wife, Guth-
rie: s. A. Byers, Oklahoma City; the
Misses Haskell. Guthrie; Marcus Pol
lasky. Chicago, and Leslie G. Nlblack
Guthrie. Tie party returned - the
hotel IN automobiles and after dinner
repaired 10 the auditorium. where
! Governor Haskell spoke last night
Oklahoman.
Mrs, Charles Fuller and Mrs Har,
Ian Kemp, of Vermont are the house
guests OF Mrs Isaac Taylor at z2O
South Maple street.
Mrs Frank Post Is visiting her
parents in Carthage, Mo.
Miss Ethyl Riuehart Is entertaining
at her home. Sll East Harrison
avenue. Miss Ethyl Hickey. OF III Reno.
MI Fred Hahn and title son. 81
Havana, H., are guests OF Dr, and Mrs
{ l.. A. Hahn. on East Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. j. W. McNeal Of i420 West
Cleveland avenue. Is entertaining J..
II Francis and wife. OF Lincoln. Neb..
and A. G.. Francis and VIE OF Crest0n,
Neb Mrs Francis aud Mr. Dayids3a
are jlslanily related 10 Mr. McNeaA
Mrs James Wheeler, of the Piesidio
San Fiabcisco "a here visiting her
mother Mra. $. +. Seeley. at ili East
Noble avenue
Mrs Karl !. PilsOn aud little daugh-
ter OF 81 Joseph, Mo. are the guests
OF Grandpa and Mrs. Chas II Fills o..
a. 523 North First street
Mr. and Mrs Charles Clark returned
this maInlng from a few days yisit az
tae State fair in Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 3 Raymakcg have
moved into ihe E~lses residence az
fz3 East Harrison avenue.
AIRS D. G. strang viii entertain lhe
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fy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
"I have taken Duify's Pure Mali
Whiskev for the past two years.
for five years previous to that
time | was afflicted with heart
trouble and nervous prostratiou.
tried doctors and many nerve
remedies, but received little benefit
therefrom. After taking Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey for a short
time sll symptoms of heart trouble
disappeared, and | began to get
stronger. lack a few months Of
being 81 years Of age. ] am one
of ,he few surviving veterans of
the Mexican War, and aside from
a disability contracted in the army,
can say that | feel spry and MINI
bic on my feet. and am vigorous
indeed, all OF which IS due to the
taking of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
KEY. 1t makes the old young. Al
though a strong temperance man,
for many years. I heartily recon-
mend Duh'y's Pure Malt Whiskey
TO all afflicted, whether young or
old. - ELIAS HOLLINGER,
Beaverton, Mich.
Thousands of men and women,
who have almost reached the cent
| ury mark, tell the same story as
| Mr.. lIollinger about what Duffy's
| Pure Malt Whiskey has done
toward renewing their youth and
| keeping them vigorous, hale and
hearty and in possession Of all
their faculties. AS a leading doc
tor says, the secret of the whole
thing is that Duffy's Pure Malt
lWhiskey, if taken as prescribed
drives out ali disease germs, in
vigorates the brain, enriches the
blood, quickens the circulation ant
prevents decay and old age.
This wonderful remedy has beer
cxtolled throughout the world for
what it has done for suffering hui
manitv. The success of Dutfy''
Pure Malt Whislley in curing dis
eases has caused many unreliabl,
dealers TO put up substitutes anC
limitations with which 10 fool th'
people, claiming that their sub
stituies are just as good as Duffy
Pure Malt Whiskey. Insist on th'
genuine. 1t will cure you.
z Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey j
s sold throughout the world b
druggists, grocers and dealers, o.
shipped direct for $l00 per larg
i bottle,
Ii in need of advice, writ
Consulting Physician, Duffy Nal
Whiskey Company, Rochester
!, New York, stating your case fully
y Our doctors will send you advic
free, together with a handsom
Illustrated medical booklet con
4 tanning some Of the many thou
y sands Of gratifying letters receive
y from men and women in all walk
of life. both old and Young. VIII
Il have been cured and benefited b
s the use OF the worlds creates
medicine,
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WILL HEAR ARGUMENT LATER

The Waunka-Ryan county seal
contest for the county seat OF Caddo
county, which was 10 have been ar
gued Today before The Supreme court
was postponed until October 49, Tho
court meets for the October session
on October IS.
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Corner OF Ash aud Cleveland.
W. Il. Mcknight. Pastor.
Sabbath School, 10 a. m.
Preaching II a. m. and 3 p. m.
y ?. G. T., p. m.
Prayer meeting. Thursday, = p. n.
You are cordially invited.
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Corner Of Warner and Elghth st.
Sunday, September 20.
Isaac Goodman, Pastor
Sunday School az 10 q. m,
Miss Blanche Iioge, Supt.
Worship at II a. IN.
Preaching nj 7.3O p. M
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TrInIty epIseOpa! cheroh.

sos East Noble avenue.
Rt Rev DR.. Brooke, Bishop.
Rev A y. Nicholas. Rector.
18th. Sunday after Trinity
Holy communion. 7.30 a. m.
Sunday school. 10 o. m.t
Service aud Sermon. II q. m.
Evening Service and Sermon $50
}. H.
Friday evening service at 7.3e
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Toniqht al the Gem.

Al the Gem this evening TWO highly
colored films will be shown one the
Arabian film cf Making Pouerys the
other film Is a comical one on "Fhe
Fake Doctor" Adley's orchestra Will
furnish music The Illustrated song
Is Always Me-
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Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic diseas.
es. Burdock Blood Bitters purlries
the blood-cures the cause-Duilds
you mp
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Christian Church.

Corner Ash a'f Noble
Sunday. September 20.
Sunday school, 10 4. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 9 D. m
Y =. c. u. al 720 y. m.
Rev. n. l.. Noblitt. Pastor
Services In the Tabernacle, snst
east of the Carnegie library
John H. Brandt, Evangelist
All are welcome.
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PROSPECTUS.


Dread club meets in evening.
gtnde club meets in afternoon with
Mrs. Askew. at 1928 West Warner
avenue.
Shakespeare club meets at Carnegie
library In afternoon.
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rootban This Afternoon.

Foot5sg This Afternoon.
The Logan County High Sch q foot
ball team is contesring on the sridiron
at Electric park this afternoon With
the Perry High School team for
supremacy The local team expects
to come c3t yictors They deleat ID
The Chilocco Indians at Chllocco last
Saturday. waich Is team much ont +
theirc lass.
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The Ladies' of the c. A r. held a
successful business meeting his al
fernoon AT the Carnegie library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

The criminal court OF appeals meets
Monday and Tuesday TO hear some
habeas corpus cases.
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Mrs. Walter r. Warrel, entertains
Pastime Euchre club in afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac Taylor gives thimbi'
party in afternoon.
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: WORK OF THE
: GRIM REAPER
knGEGNsHg-BGsa.TzesEesaG,nl5ns'a

Roy Waugh has returned from
Springfield H., where he was called
by the death OF his father
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Healthy satin skin bestowed by Sat
in skin cream and Satin powder. 25c
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Attorney Horace Speed returned this
morning from Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Harry Penfeccst returned this morn
ing from a lays visit at the State fair
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"wednesday.

Mrs. l.. d. Cameron entertains MIS-
sionary society of First Baptist church
IN afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Goodwin entertains We'd
nesday Afternoon bridge WHIST clun'
Mrs. Isaac Taylor enterains at cards
In evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Galen Grow was among the Guthrie
boosters in Oklahoma City yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Doans Ointmen; cured me Of ecze-
ma that had annoyed me a long time.
The cure was permanent Hon. S.
w. Matthews. Commissioner Labor
Statistics. Augusta. Ne.
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Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group IL YOU apply DR.. Thomas Ec.
lectrlc Oil al once. It acts like magic.
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Thursday.

Mrs J. c. strang en,crtains the
Thursday Afternoon Whist club with
luncheon
Mesdames Trapp, Bee and Sitierey
entertain at euchre In afternoon al
Elks club rooms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Alvin Richards q the Supreme court
oericaf i0rca. IS in Norman visiting
his Kappa Sigma brothers and viii at
tend the football game between the
University aud Kinglisher college this
afternoon.
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You get the school book exchange at
Renfro's.
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,HsRsESs9WsnsRsH%Es'E|E3RE 9
PERSONAL :
AND :
LOCAL 4
Qs'zS'a9z1sEa i'N'ss'sas'Ha a'<'i'ns'a !

Herbert House. secretary OF the Re
publican State committee, has gone to
Marietta 10 spend Sunday with his
family.
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Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements, cures con
stipaiion- Doan's Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. - cents a box.
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sSH3ESRSHS@SRs7SEsE4zsHsgl
{ FRESH TOPICS
! OF THE TOWN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sK..-nJEG,HepH,
In Police Court.

IN FONte OOuTt.
James Reeves and James Alley were
eacl sentenced TO thirty days in the
city bastlle this morning by Police
Judge Bsles on The charge of drunken
ness and stealing a travelling man's
grip from The Union station. -Four
other plain DRINKS were fined $40
each for the offence.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Tpylor returned
tlis morning from Oklahoma city.
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Jndge 7. II. Doyle returned 70 Perry
last evening.
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A. r. Welsz, OF Springfield H., rep
reseniing the Illinois Watch company
IS IN he city visiting his cousin, Oito
ilckemeyer
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saturday

Saturday,
Smart Sci meets IN afternoon wllh
Mrs. il. II. Smock
Miss Ann Tipion returned today
from Pruyl NewaMeXico whera she
has beeh spending the last six months
with Mrs. H. A. Hemstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ. Mcconnell and
daughter. Miss Ada, have returned
from a three weeks visit In Oklahoma
city with relatives
DR.. Elizabeth Melyin will leave sun
day Tor Baltimore where she VII
spend several months studying IN inc
laborat ries of Dr. Caas Z. simon
Mrs. l.. +. Leach. Jrp entertained
Friday afternoon at her home on Eas'
Springer avenue, complimentary t'
Mrs. James Wheeler, Of san Francisco
Mrs. Isaac d. Taylor will entertain
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
of next week in honor OF her mothtF
Mrs. Harlan Kemp, and Mrs Nh'lie'
Euilgr. OF vermont hffNef 90
nosn's entertainment will be thimbi,
marty and "Wednesday the hostess VII
entertain at cards.
Miss June Moss left last evening iol
her home IN Crescent to s-and sunday
with her parents.
Miss Marguerite Doolittle lefi last
evening for Crescent 10 spend SUNDAY
with her parents She Is memoel
of the Logan county high sclooI
faculty.
Miss Grace Fcrnandes, teacher ii
the city public schools. is in saltwater
visiting friends.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs VIM. H. Mn'
ray at their farm home near Tish
mingo. Johnston county Oklahoma
on September 3Oth., 1908. ten-pounc
Girl baby. Both mother and child arc
enjoying the best Of health. This Is ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

W. o. Cromwell. ex-attorney general
ia here from Enid today
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nd ] coyIa Ia-here Irom Perry.
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Rev b. b. Ray, who was chaplain
in toe lower house in Z First legis
lNHe. passed through the city day
en- route 20 Pleasant Valley where he
will preach tomorrow.
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}. !. ORourke was among the Guth-
rio boosters at the Democratic rally
yesterday IN Oklahoma city,
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pr Horace Reed is mp from oklaho-
ma CITY
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS
Notaries.

Notarieo.
Grant Mitchell. OF Mountain Park
for Kiowa county.
J. w. Lawson, Of Mountain Park, for
Kiowa county.
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Commercial Frmt Vegetable CO.. Of
Oklahoma City. with a capital stock
of sl0,000 TAe directors are: }. Y
Beam. +. L. Hillery and NJ. Elns, all
II Oklahoma CITY
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Santa Fe Trainnasler w. II. Fid
dlcr IS here from Arkansas City
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Friday.

Domestic Science club holds demon
stratlon meeting at home Of Mrs. Anna
B Dodson Dem 1nstraiions-Dessefts
and how to serve.
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Albert plpeser, one Of the prominent
Seward tawnship Democrats is In tho
city today lie gave The Leader 81
for the Bryan fund and contributed 81
T. GoverDnr Haskelfs personal fund
10 flghl The trusts
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O. n - II - IA. Y Az
Boar, the 7Ihe Kind You Have ilwaYs BOuglG
Signature ai L%XHH91Ax

Weinbergers SmOkery carries the
best line OF high grade smoking TO.
bacco in the city.
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~ o. j. Kelley D. NJ. Bridges and W.
r.. nnsh are here today from Waurika
Sin tho interest Of thpt town ip iN@
county seat contest OF CaddO county
before the Supreme court today for
argument
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Alr and Ms IA o Cassiiay re.
turned ihls morning from oklahoma
city
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Heart Trouble
Nervous PrOStratiOf

Aftey suffering five years from
fuerfous prostratiou and heart
eEfbuhIe Mr.. Elias HoIIinger, 81
years old OF Beaverton, Mich,
was completely cured by the
great -stimulaut, DUFF
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Thursdag Afternoon Whist club next
week at tae Evergreen farm east OF
the city at O'Clock luncheon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3 Raymakcy have
moved into the ESlses residence az
f2s East Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

u. d. cameron, Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

The Dunbar Concert company de-
lightiully entertained large audience
last night AZ the Presbyterian church
This Is TIE sec nj number the
Guthrie lecture course. both having
proved excellent numbers