davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CALCUTTA The ai#eeycte al 6aut i,rtofIa# u Calcutta I- probably causing a rfstt deal more anxiety rs fne eo,.uumea uf India fHH IHr Ii ms ou th, ltMu,r t.frnlmy uIh.a- men cru b. hammered nfe obcdl,uee hnt if tb, mafeaut,ut- H Bengal rfa= pase to adopt policy If isolated as a Hatiou-. if will le rxurmell aim ruit drgf vrsr th,.u
 The r-,e.ana-s ..r,snnaa tar ul.i.
 nread osH-laaee have saur a= aa ~atrrie- to thes, who have elo-rl frl iaa,d native paitical movements IT. operations ale not even confined ta Iu- dia.
 The ,Visteaee of center in Paa= where young Hudus hatch rlot- against British rule iu India has lana been known tn The authorities Thef. i= mor- than aH- such center u Lon don alaeo and an Indian u=e-iarer f printed every weak iH thrs rauutr- which for sfrulsut attaef Wm Gfaf Britain Is aardb eluaued py 1nv trur nal in Bengal
 This new w~paprr. the Indian S"cioIo- eist" is sent out to mdia it consider able quantities. and is widely quoted by the native journals Ii is printed u English. hut Receives much attention from rtruacular journals.
 II W,uld he q mistake ta urpo-e tL4' indictments to violence ami subt.er#a spfrator- ta undtrmiHe BrRH a.a are limited to Bengal fHe H,reIH are the uuisicst of asitat1rs. hut 1r
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returned Tn 2 #-H4 short HfmE NfaH Che sad tsIhe,n-a Iaa a.ra a#a at.uIf have hesn t aasae= He q. aH ha4r trr W.HF ufa a t. al assf-fies-
 Ssaff etu- eH=H EduBHTE. whrrs hts t5f-ff- u-ertr two yrarz leU He Aa#a a#=t,-tly man sshu lad made many friends and tHe only muute fHr the t'Ht tHHt cam be assigned fz that hc might Htv- herH in tuo financial A strait ta deliberately undertake ta- r-- .Iadzftliti,. of matrimuus Erl1diuz oNer This had probably produced irWIsr1fy mental derIus-WeHf
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SUIClDED ON HIS
 WEDDING DAY

WINNIPEG "I am esHf .. .mf# tie uf this mortal c"l. au -urH T. has tp b.. hm | ht-. sars Il. b. taH
 given I,auaIs at- t9a Eaaa fag Hs ,.
 Ai.Ntutse S0att Hremaa ~ tU- WHz niper Paint aaa Glass Wak=. careful k sealed this uetr iu m envelope and then wrote aGuth.r leaving m~trae- HaH= what eHsHH h,. daHg Uit M= effects tie stuck fbs Two notes n the mirror .1iel Hp his reem. and #H# tiz throat fruu r1r Nu hour UItr TIE HHdHdy wondering that Hr had m tffrsfrd az shr knew h- hta r rarg
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 BY BULL
OLYMPIA FARMER HAS SEVERAL HOT ROUNDS WITH HIS
 PGt.

OLYMPIA. - Sayagely attacked b. an enraged bull. mauled around and trampled under foot. Andrew WrIgh.. d well-knOwn rancher residing near the old Dr. Manier place on Chambers prairie. was badly injured and narrow Iy escaped death Monday evening
 The victi moi the attack. who is past 50 years of age. was fearfully cut and bruised and has been confined to his
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SD zeHerr iu laaB fhlt f has more or Ir=z p-fmstt-3 al districts and alt .assr# .verrt RaJrut5ua aad lb- Raj. ruts
 THs fast tlat Inc #eau. rrataa h caI- .uta 0rlr able ta eal0-.f =4aH large quauttttes ut msh explosives has .a- sa-leasa much comment II is not raa.lE difficult Hssesrr. h smugzl. either Hms ar explosives Iat4 tn. .aaHtA Su,h e4=t extent 4f coast Ine cannot b,. easily protected. anI H,r probability ls thaf modern arms ar. tif Hafe uumeHaaz iu India than Is paral4fIy supposed
 Mant young Indians are known tJ hlve gaue abroad in the Iasf vrar or Two ta study Inc manufacture af arms Most ef thcm went to Japan tittl. more thar a year asa an extraordinary organization fot sending ,aung Indians to Iatau tu learn inc us, of arms and the was to make them was discovered and dispersed Tle young men. some
 ma= af suad aHH-- Herr Induced 'e commit dac1ftr~. and rue argauiza- tou turned th, parcreI- ot their tnrft4 into cash When yauta had stolen , u"ua Tor h,~ maintenance he Wa sent to.Jupuu
 Thg secret serEice pf the Indian gov erument i- extremely efficient. as MT kipIiug showed in kim and II was through the rx-rtiuns of it4 agents that this uefariou- organization Vas brok- ru uI.
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DESERTED ALASKAN
 GIVEN A DIVORCE

sAN FRANCISCO " r. -a#a superintendent If tt- EassE F4. Trading $ Packing gampaH n Aaa. ka. aatuHra JN..., ffaH H... L. st.t. t.ulay n. eraaHI -f l,-..as--4 AIf- S.,tu had sHs.t tHr .ts.Hra .# 5= aa#s ..r fu6H gr..sHHH#e Hat T#H=
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aart tHza that case ..f t conn . .- FH .a#r ..t-a st..
 ..ir f#HHf-I fH#. l.. Hlr.f t.I.I Hst..# E. a... L.. z4. HaHs# ff fa. HHe#- -t .f.sf .. .Irs.
 I.. #f.s.r .#t-5#H. .tfyrH ft1r @s..- .FH Hss. .TfsG t- u.# #..f.. H,r
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N'-aa- some --as aga ard s.at sa= as-sIl.-.s s.s=--.it. ...- a.I.s .l. i.H a t .H .tr .#r# @ she
 
 .aHa ai..E- assu =4EEr-f.H a-= au s- .aa- Ht... f4#-4rt Ills salary Is
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tai since ttse ,uaauHfar hut 5s tN- u.er.I f. rr,ry-r vttiout r-rmtarut injury
 Norhine hut the Gtst that th, aui- maI had heen drhernod when quite youue sawed Wrigtt from probably fla iai iujarirs
 Fs-. #a- sIr Wright vauld ar.raH have h,.a .I. II oi. The za#. .aa lf.ual a-ra t his da-. wa8ea aaa followed hin. into the held The dae apparently realized th. danger ef his master and began furious attack t.r"u fha ini fr.es. barking and 4ar- rowing him in ,eeet way possible The m4ddeurd animal mus forced lu d-id- l- +tteuHar t-a-y-a tn ua and the aas. ua- unahl. ,a quue kin l thr ulau
 FnoIle hleedrp and f.ufuHv hrms. ei about The limbs. hlly and H-aa. bs managed f4 mek. ti= escape and se.
 4t. assI=t8uaye
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SWru~uu. \ Ta~kcr W r. Teek. John Tkach, Peter Turst-usnu. carl Ttackicuiu. Peter Tracy. Eugene Xau Behber Frank Nuetrr. John Nold. Petter Wagner. Christopher Warner. Rush Watson. F. \. Weinard Fritz Weinberg. r W-ymer. John Williams. r. N Wilson. Dr \ L. Wirth. Mrs 4 Wood. James
 Packages. Barker. Miss Della Forman C Kiel. R R-idulf.
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UNCLAIMED
 LETTERS

Li=t of unclaimed letters at the Nome post office. week ending Aug l5. 1gos Alaska Bonanza NJ. r X r co. Anderson. J"hu II Anderson. N II Armstrong. Cecn < Arnold Atr and Nrs sam Atkinson. Frank <. Asp Charles Audett. Jack BeihIrr Joseph Brndtsen. Wm BrrnStou. Reinhalt Bersstrom Adolph
 Boruess. Gus tD Bent. r. r Bjork. Emil Bolin L. Boberg. Marelius Borker, J C. Rurhrur Hugo r Burrie. D. co BOuszak. Albert Bowen. j. W. Boyer, Marcisse CD Bradley. N. L.. Brenucr. Michael  Trenton, Ira C % Brown. \. W Brown. Jue Bryniue. Wm. Brunstad. Peter l.. Burden. F.. NJ. f2) Burke. Adoiph CD
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?. 5raten. uphoIsterer. 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
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POLITICS IN FAR
 AWAY INDIA

coNsPtRACtEs AGAINST BRITISH RULE BECOMING MORE
 DANGEROUS.
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DAILY NUGGET, AUGI Burke. George gamriaH. IT, Cariseu. Victor IzI CasI=an. William CHatavIch. Bau CHrskulukyu. tsust Cont. Jno. tz1 Cont. L. C Caffalan. F M CuHt=pyi1u. Peter CoWJu. Andrew CuyIr. Bernard Curlsy, V N padHsh. Frank tcarg Mrs Rlhertsl Davies. J V Deck. Charlie NJ bHlabaugh Horace DImbo. Mrs. Katie Denkes. John Douglas. Geo 4 Dorsey. Belle Duukier. Edward Albert puHcon. Francis Edwards. E N Erfa. Frank leafe SI.sI Dollar Sa, Iuou1 Eyruscn kuudt Brick saH. F. < Fackier. Chas Fsir. James Frederigks. Jasper F'aIIBfsake E 8 GHuSsru. IT. t. Gliucn. Herbert Downing. C. Oscar GaodeuougH. Maurice Greenwood. Cleo. Guny r F.. Gummrsru Miss MartEl Haven Charles D. HaWksW"rth. Mrs. c. W Handke, Fritz Hammer. Olaf Hansen C r. HtEdahl F. Hayden NJ iicuftekznu N Hyde Homer lgom. j r Jauuszuu Mrs Emmy Juhusuu Henry fcare <. < Jahuslm Jones. samuel t2l katvgid Fan kazH1rch. Andy Ketehezou. Hrdlry @ KelHba Ed Keller Ernst ktmblil. Frank kastka. k \. Ed kran. Wilhelm Kuehnr Henry I.Illauagrs. NJ Lester. Mre. JaA5 Little. Maxey. W NJ Miller John 6Gn k 10th Inf Morris. N r. - Mebuugall Mss Maria NastfHm. \ MeGaffau. James te) MeeasRfic. James W Mckenzie, Miss Lucy I.4da Mckinley. Nm l MacGlnud Joe NuHersou. William II olson. W IT. Parker pr Thomas PauisoH, Wm Peterson. F. IT. Peterson. JHa Q / rerssou. Alfred Person. Brick Raacn Gust Rem. NrlS Reichert. W. Rickard Mr. Rose (2) Roberts. Geo T.. Robinson. F. C Rooney. James Ryan. Frank t21 Schneirla Jacob Schroeder. F. 4 shay. George ShaughnrsSy. Andrew ShappeI Albrrt Skos John Spence Frank Schneider W A. SHcddrn. X N Smith Wm II Smith W. NJ Stone. j C. Stone. Joseph ". Stout John Suksdorf, W II. e0 Sullivan. NJ F SNaFfz N Ea
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RIA r TIERS
 RECORDED
sui of Sale.

Henry Finch to ii. r Ha.lt-s et al. h...ier 1 hoist ta.las haue, te4I- etc. amant S>-.. Aug f, 1908
 | oeatlons. Red Eagle and Gfo#u F. sIa sH# E. l.. Haa4rr ,rrra. Aug ft iguz JoHu Ps- f.raa#
 NIbaT,n au tundra about nulrs ar~tof Nome. Ma ls 3sus r T. stou. er.
 chatte Mortgage. John kHgore et al to W A. Wirse all min'ag implements and tools on uortherly portion If Golden Link frac- ti4u. and Ellt fraction aHauat *t 5oJ Aug l.. lsu-
 Dee5 Ella Nuesslar tn chung HHg lot 53 block e.. except th- a.rta h feet of east half. amou $lss. Aug fsas
 Power o7 bttorrgy Henry Finch t4 J t. ,..farH. June g. l4ox
 J W tbrEhs F F. Fuf-ar u ap- ply for rat,it Juu- 4 ls0e
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Granite Mining candr-. ar. the best.
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n"t u,eud.d a- tae masr daneerau. Hra. n, Iha ln-e 6asr n-ya aIfar saeura ta uamHarm. hamb4 t4 Iu- sfs,d. tatbef # eurrffzs h is fa fine faniah and ta lsombtz lhlt tho guy efumrat = morr accustomed ta Iaak Oar ,ng@5z# al th- administration who #fe rrepaHad fa translate their words tHte deeds
 The Eaahas presidency i- the raal danger -pat in Inda dr-pit, it= -ar- ma. quirude. II a Inc home af n, Murttaz. the a-t race which actually h.ld great bower The Maaratra HfemH af- a..HIaaz far fleGf ,.,- tarty far rmI- and Harrai The elE of ruana. when. th.e eHlrH. reside. k EaeUr ts hs- th,. eaur--. .rf much at The q isrh'.yaas rriutula uov siftmu- ing u tHaa
 Tb. EsHsaI aait4ta9z received their | first impetus toward violent measures 1 from Paaea The Paaua Rrahminz do uot figure prominently it the agitation vitn The =aHtlre exception of the re- IaHhthle E,l Guaalhar THak ssh. i Itratr I .ae congress It Su.at. auf HtH.1 ru #Hu If fHs# #frnr~ The Mahrtta= a- tlre are siu tuIl ,f .trHts ra. boaT af warriors a5a- l m turI veins
 AattHe reveals mare .iNjIIy Che widespread character of the unrest than the recent disturbances at Tutl- e9rn. the southrrumost point of India i That thr Madras presidency wnuld rIe, trouble -taa He}rr -sea suspected r was considered 8 sort uf backWatsr whose rlaeH -urfas- 4a4s never uI- arl Nnu ra. N3dr4sf l- rraI. f. fiat zfrh The aaaf at. .aev# small rrae.aa- t-su.
 Hh- truth i= that UrH=t has become
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Boy minstrels. Thursday night. Eagle Hall.
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Chattsl Mortgage.

Civll engineer. S years all six years experience on field anu construction work drsirrs worf AlIy Nugget
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
CAMERON ENDORSES
SPECIAL COURSE PLAN

The following Is a copy Of letter
written by state superintendent b. il.
Cameron to Or J. H. Connell presi.
dent elect Oklahoma a. & NJ college
which shows what the department o.
education viii give cooperative sup
port TO the college ia their undertaking
OF getting all public school teachers
Go take course ia agriculture aud do
nestle science in order 60 be prepared
10 teach those branches Ia the public
schools of the state.
Df b. J, Connen Pres Elect. Oklaho
ma Agricultural = Mechanical Col
lcgc, Guthrie. Oklahoma.
My dear doctor.
] have just examined the outline Of
youf proposed summer normal institu
ct 20 be held at saltwater in oonneo
tion with tho Agricultural & Mechaui
cal college and the Payne county lnsti
tute for the purpose of providing for
the bcncht OF teachers "A special
course Ia agriculture and domestic
science and related branches and al
so general normal institute course
TO include same subjects.
II gives me great pleasure TO en-
d0rso this movement on your part
and 60 recommend that all teachers
in CUR public schools avail themselves
as far as possible OF this spltndld OPP
portuuity to prepare themselves for
teaching agriculture and domestic
science The board OF education viii
be glad TO give fun recognition to the
work in the general course and VIZ Is
sue regular teachers common school
certificates and institute certificates
without further examinations TO those
who complete the course in a satisiac-
tory manner.
/ sincerely hope that large mum
Der of our teachers VIII enroll with
you for this work which you and your
splendid faculty are able TO do In a
very efficient manner.
Yours sincerely,
t. T. CAMERON.
State superintendent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
MAYOR is BOSS.
Chlckashs Counollmen Wanted to
Manage Police.

Chickasha. Okla, May 13.--There ip
a clash of authority here between mu
nicipal officers The Journal tells tht
story as follows:
Who controls the police, the mayor
or the city council. WAS decided today
IN favor of the mayor The question
arose over the special meeting of tho
council As ihe chief Of police wac
out of the city. some of the council
men asked Bob Whited the assistant
chief TO notify thp aldermen that there
would he comcA meeting lie was
doing II whom The mayor called him "a
his office and asked him what right
he had 10 Call council meeting with
out the mayor issuing q call
Whitcd said that he did not kaow
the mayor had not called the meet
ing and said he wculd take his orders
in the future from the chief of police
whom the Oklahoma laws say shall be
under the control of the mayor alone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
SERVED SEVEN YEARS.
p. c. Hughes Postmaster Since Elk
City was Founded.

Elk City. Okla, May 133.-Tho Dem
ocrat of this city says.
As we go 10 press We are reliably
informed that Mr. f, e. Nichols, the
druggist has been appointed postmas-
ter at Elk city, vice r. C. Hughes,
resigned
Mr. Hughes has held the office stree
Ek City started and has faithfully
served the patrons for seven years,
during which time the business Of the
office has grown from handful of
letters 70 a good sized carload
For the officer Hughes holds four
commissions from Tho postmas.
ter general, as a fourtb-class post
MASTER one from the late President
Mckinley and two from President
Roosevelt, Of which he may feel just
ly proud
Mr. Hughes built the present post
office building and still owns IL. and
furnished IL at his own expense for
three years without cost 10 the govern.
meut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
G. A. cRossETT, Minute Clerk.

Tired nerves. with that "no ambition
feeling that is commonly felt in spring
or early summer. can be easily and
quickly altered by taking what is
known to druggists everywhere as Or
Shoop's Restorative. Ono will abso-
mtely note changed feeling within
rs hours after beginning to take the
Restorative. The bowels get sluggish
in the winter-time. the circulation Of
ten slows up, the Kidneys are inact-
i've, and even the Heart in many
cases grows decidedly weaker Or
Shoop's Restorative is recognized
everywhere as genuine tonic TO
these vital organs. Il builds up and
strengthens the worn-Out. weakened
nerves; it aharpens the failing appe-
tito, and universally aids digestion
II always quickly brings renewed
strength life, vigor and ambition. Try
it and be convinced. Sold by all
dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
Ihe worId,s nest cIImate.

is NOT entirely free from disease, on
the high elevations fevers prevail.
while on the lower levels malaria Is
to greater or less ex-
tent, according to altitude. TO over
come climate affections. lassitude,
malaria jaundicc, bihousncss, fever
and ague. and general debility, the
most effective remedy is Electric Bit
ters. the great Alternative and blood
purifier, the antidote for every form
of bodily weakness, nervousness, and
insomnia Sold under guarantee at
G. II. Renfro's drug store. Price soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Hydro, Okla, Mag 1s.--Harry -. IIa.
fer aged ~, q dead as result of
ptomalne poisoning, f0llowlag his eat.
'ug d can of cove oyaiera, livlng but
forty-hve minutes after his dinner AZ
RingwoQd the 5year0ld son Of A. l..
Campbell Is dangerously IN from eat.
ing seine poison weed. The 2.year Old
laughter Of DANES holllnsshead Of
MaHitou was droWned Ia q pool of
water On their farm lasi night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
A callfornlan,s luck.

The luckiest day OF my life was
when | bought a box of Bucklen's Ar
ahn, Of Tracy. California. Two 25c
boxes cured me of an annoying case
Of itching piles, which had troubled
me for years and that yielded to no
other treatment Sold under guaran-
tee at G. r. Renfro's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

There Is a pink Pain Tablet made by
Dr. shoop that will positively stop amy
gists everywhere sell them as Dr
Shoop's Headache Tablets. but they
stop other pains AS easily as headache.
DR.. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets simply
coax blood pressure away from pain
cenlers--that rs all. Pain comes FROM
blood pressuro-cO congestion Stop that
pressure with pr shoop's Headache
Tablets and pain IS instantly soue
20 Tablets 25c Sold by an dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
ELks ARE PREPARING.
Only TWO Months Till Reunion viii
Be Held at Dallas.


Dallas Texas, May 13.-Two months
from last Tuesday the annual Elk's
reunion Will be held in this city and
last five days. Letters are now be-
ginning to pour into the city. making
reservations at the various hotels.
asking information and the thousand
and one things that make mp the
preparations for a great gathering Of
this kind. lilkdom Is alive with ar
rangements for The coming conven-
ton The rivalry to excel Ia costume
and In attendance IS bringing about
great results Pennsylvania, II is OK
pected, with the exception of Texas,
VII furnish the largest delegation of
Eiks. The western towns viii all be
well represented Colorado Springs
Elks gave a minstrel show recently
from which was realized enough mon
ey to bring one OF the finest musical
rganizations IN Colorado to this city.
The Colorado Springs Isllss are coming
in style to boom the candidacy OF r.
L. Holland Of that city for Grand FIX
alted Ruler and It is stated that Mr.
Holland is way In the lead IN the
race. Many milionaires belong to the
lodge of this city and all are spend
ing money right and left 70 make this
representation the finest In attendance
at the reunion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
SPOILED THE PROFITS.
Negro eootiesger Fined $50 and
Costs.


Kinghsher. Okla. Nav William
Brooks, a eolored farmer who owns a
farm near Honnessey. was caught sell
ing booze, aud last Saturday Deputy
sheriff Hawkins arrested him Brooks
gave bond for his appearance ia court
this morning. The facts as told by
the prosecuting witness. who r. John
l.. Robinson are that he was approach
Cd By the colored man, who offered to
sell him some whiskey Robinson
bought Il ia the presence OF another
witness. and the arrest followed.
BROOKS. 1t seems Is living on farm
and works an the week until satur
day, and then comes to town and gets
his whiskey. which has been previous
ly shipped him. and peddles 1t out on
the street While being an Industrious
farmer of course no one would sus.
pect HIM But the gentleman was
caught Mapping as will be some 9TH
ers preity soon.
brooke WAS arraigned today In cOuu.
~ cotnt and he pleaded guilty Judge
Graham assessed bis punishment at
$1,000 and costs. Not much proht has
accrued out Of this mans Illegal traf-
nc IN whiskey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Health Coffee IS really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced
This clever Coffee Substitute was c-
Gently produced by ur. ShnOp Of RAJ
cine, Wis. NOt a grain % reul Coffee
in &c either. Dr sho0p's Health Coffee
Is made from pure toasted grains wiih
malt nuts, etc. Really Il would fool
an expert who might drink n for COZ
fee. no 30 or 30 minutes tedious boil
ing Made Ia q minute says the
doctor Sold BY Bank Grocery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

The merits of the Texas Wonder you
would never suffer from kidney, blad
der or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottle
two months treatment sold by Drug
gist or by mail Send for testament.
ais. DR.. r. w. Hall 2926 Olive Street
st Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

dian orphan home. "a Coal county. OR
lahoma, and declaring an emergency"
House Biii No. 719. by Fisher. en-
titled. An act to provide for the div
lsion Of Caddo county into two county
court districts and designating court
towns. terms of court and class Of
cases."
House Bin No. 72O, by whitehurst.
entitled can act 10 provide for the
necessary expenses Of the state gov
crhment and making an appropriation
therefor
House Bill No. 721 by Bowdre. en-
titled "An act providing for tho in
corporation OF Hitchcock. Okla"
The House adjourned until Thursday
az $3.50 a. m.
G. n. PUTNAM,
Ehfrr fff,etr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
MAMEp pIspgNaER, REsIoNs.
special to DAILY Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Hobart, Okla, May 13.--W. J. Nc
Collum. recently appointed dispenser
for the county OF Kiowa. has resigned.
lie says owing 10 the move OF Che
physicians of this county agreeing not
10 prescribe liquor, two viii not ucad
any dispcnsary, nor could we afford 10
run one he did not seek The APP
pOintment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
ELoPE TO ARDMoRE AND
ARE MARRIED m PEACE

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Henryetta, okla. May 13.-sam
Morey Chickasaw of sixteenth
blood eloped with Miss Josey Davis
a prominent young miss of is with a
wealth of blonde hair and blue eyes.
and they We're married in Ardmore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

When your food seems TO nauseaie
take Kodol. Take Kodol now and uu.
II you know you are right again.
There isn't any doubt about what il
will do and you will find the truth of
this statement verified after YOU have
used kodol for a few weeks II Is
sold here by G. X. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
TO ENTERTAIN EDITORS
WIVES AND SWEETHEARTs.
No Order Today.

Special to Daily Lender
I'll Reno Okla, May 13.-The El
Reno Federation of Women's clubs met
yesterday and mado preparation for
the entertainment Of the wives, daugh.
ters and sweethearts OF editors who
accompany them to the state press
meeting Thursday The federation
will give grand reception and
dance and banquet in the evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers are
small safe, sure and gentle little pills.
Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

You can GET that Old lawn mower
re9round st olsmith's, 50 that II NIL
cut IKE new, for si.25,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Ar John Rlha, Of Vining la. says.
4 have beer selling DeWiu's kidney
ana Bladder Pills fer about year and
they give better satisfaction than any
pin l ever sold" Sold by q n Rcn
trol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Kannedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
does not constipate, but on the other
hand its laxative principles gently
move the bowels Children like H.
Sold BY Q. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

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