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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
Great Sale Of White and Fancy Wash Goods
IS Than Half for Some, Half Prices for Many
All Are lAstonishin Bargains.

f 25c White Woven Dot and Fig.
yard.
csc Persian organizes and Cor
dele Marquise, in white grounds.
with all colored dots. figures anu
stripes, large and small dcsigns;
special all the week. l:1Gc yard.
SPEcIAL.-Black Batiste at 17c
yard, for waists and dresses; looks
like silk down; impossible to match
at prices
Long Cloth. channels finished, 10
yard piece (only two pieces to Gus
toner; special all week. Sl.0O
piece.
1870 White Figured Checked
Madras, Just the thing for waists
and chlldren's dresses; special, s 1-3c
yard.
White Organdy. two yards wide:
best you ever saw for csc yard.
Black Mercerized Batiste: looks
just like SILK. 46 inches wide; spe-
cial quality. zoe yard.
csc White Lingerie Cloth. fine
and sheer; just the thing for waists,
80. inches wide; special all week,
15c.
White Persian Lawn. that sells
at most stores for 1sc yard. 30
inches wide. fine and sheer; special
all week, 1:Hc.
csc White Persian Lawn. the best
you ever saw and 40 inches wide;
no limit of quantity; all the week.
lie yard
A special at :5c a yard. and "A
inches wide: SO fine and sheer 1t
looks like silk; wear guaranteed.
Mercerized White Ratiste. ss
inches wide; just the 3ec kind. for
c5c.
White French Lawn, that sells
39c yard A inches wide; special all
week. zoe.
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Dainty Waists

BY all means visit our Waist
Section during this sale, for It Is
here that some OF the greatest
values of this sale will be found.
Scores Of pretty models are in
Guided In the offerings-the very
choicest OF the now creations.
Don't miss these bargains. Get a
generous supply on this occasion.
and you'll save considerable money
by doing so.
White Waists Of india Ltnon.
Hastily trimmed with bands of Swiss
embroidery and Val. Insertion. only
Gyc.
Ladies Beautifully Tailored
4 Waists, OF fne quality. neatly tuck
ed. Royal make. sold as high az
$2.25; slightly soiled: now CSC.
Dainty White Muslin Waists, with
fancy scroll effects OF Val. inser-
ton and hemstitching; IN unusual
bargain. at 500.
Dainty Embroidered Waists CT
mercerized batiste. Of finest quali-
ty, at $3.50.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS TUES.

Electrical contractors, members OF
Richmond Electoral Contractors As
ISOLATION, are deeply Interested In the
exhibition. which they are to hold here
soon, and say that they have already
been assured OF a sufficient number
and variety OF exhibits to make the
affair attractive, interesting and hene-
fetal to all Rlchmonders.
A meeting OF the association VIII he
held Tuesday Tor the purpose OF per-
fecting arrangements for the exhibit
ton. In addition to the variety Of
electrical exhibits to BIO IN place en-
pert electrical engineers have assured
tho associatia, that they will be OF
hand to givo practical talks on thu
advantages, benefits and economic
! uses OF electrical currents.
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ley, G. II. Harvey, R. D. Baldwin and L

ley, c. II. Harvey, R. d. Baldwin and L.
NJ. Warren.
At night meeting OF the citizens
was held in the interest of the public
school building to be erected here.
Messrs. L. N. Llgon, Charles Hindley
and r. L. Franklin We're appointed a
committee to meet Mr.. j. Il. Hannah.
superintendent of schools for the coun-
ty of Appomattox, in the interest of the
school building referred to. Also the
following ladies--viz,. Mesdames r. w.
Beale, r. l.. Franklin. N. A, Davis and
Miss Lee Hamlet--were requested to
act as solicitors for the building fund,
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visit TO her daughter. Mrs. r. H, Rudd.
of Middlesex. will return home this
week.
Mrs. Cora johnson, who has been
staying with Mrs. indie Rudd, at Lone
Oak, has returned to Richmond, taking
with her the two children OF Mrs.
Ashton Rudd. who is sick in Hamlet,
N. C.
Miss Courtney Rudd of Porto Rico.
who spent successful session at Hol--'
Inns Institute last session, is on Two
woe ks visit to- her grandmother, Mrs.
Indie Rudd, prior to going to South
Carolina.
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Comes for Prisoner.

Sergeant johnson, of the Roanoke
police force. arrived here yesterday to
get Alexander Perkins, the negro who
is wanted In that city on a charge Of
numbering Rosa Lewis. He was ar
rested here by Detective Sergeant Nc
Mahon to whom he afterward con-
fesscd his crime. He will be taken
back TO-DAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
YOU'RE TOO THIN
Even slight Catarrhal Disbursements
Of the Stomach Produce Scln Fcr-
1nentntIon Of the Food.
It's Stomach Catarrh

Some people arc thin. and always
remain thin, from telnperDmental req a :
eons. Probably iii such cases notnihS
ran be done to change this persona
popularity. a NJ
people who get thin, or remain thli,,
who naturally would be plump ana
fleshy but for some digestive derange-
inert ,,s,,,o
Adipose tissue is chiefly composer
Fat is derived from the oily con
The fat-,naking foods are calico J., 9y
tho physiologist HYDROCARBONS, i Ms
class of foods are not digested IN the =.
stomach at all They are digested IN
the dnodenum, the division of the all
mentary canal Just below the stomach +
The digestion Of ray IS MANY AMY. ,i !.
not wholly. the work o. me P PAN ranc.
ton. and is rendered inert. BY the ad-
ditlon of acid. a hyperaciditv. OF the
digestive fluids of the stomach pass
Ing down into the duodenum DESTROYS
poses. Therefore. the fats are not d.
rested or emulsified. and the system
Is deprived OF It's due proportion OF
oily constituents. Hence. the patent
grows thin.
catarrhal condition of the stomach
which causes hyperacidity of the gas.
tric Juices. This hyperacidity is caused
by fermentation of food IN the stomach
When the food is taken into the stom-
aoh. IL the process Of digestion does
not begin Immediately, acid fermenta-
ton will take place This creates a
hvperaciiitv OF the stomach juices,
which in their turn prevent the pan
create digestion of the oils. and the
cancellation results.
4 dose OF Peruna before each meal
hastens the stomach digestion. BY hur-
rvIng digestion. Peruna prevents fer
mentatfon of the contents of the stom-
nch. and the pancreatic Juice Is thus
nnI,- remains for the patient to eat
n sufficient amount Of fat-formins
foods and the thinness disappears
and plumpress takes its place.
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Evening Of Good Music,
Special to The Times Dispatch

Special to The TImes- DIspatch.1 =
CHATHAM, VA. June 13-The COM
mencement exercises Of the music class
OF Miss Ada Bonnz Were witnessed
by large gathering of friends
and patrons In the opera house
Tuesday night duet. "Polonaise,"
from Hoffman. by Misses Bolanz and
Rison was the opening number OF
the we'll arranged program. which was
much enjoyed by tho appreciatiye au-
dience.
At the close of the musical program
Rev. G. O. Pruden Is a very happy man
ner delivered the following medals;
For greatest Improvement in the adj
vance class, Miss Lucille spruce; for
greatest Improvement in the inter
mediate class, Miss Ruth Cherry; fol-
greatest Improvement In beginners
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To the Bnrrnccn Convention.

SALISBURY, N. c., June IA car,
load Of delegates to the National Bar
racca Convention in Cincinnati left
Salisbury yesterday. The company was
composed largely OF representatives
from North and South Carolina and
other southern States Rev. J. A. j.
Harrington, OF Salisbury, Joined the
party here.
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class, Misses Iris Geyer and sallit
Cherry.
Notes from NIosley's Junction.
LSpecialltoThe Times-Dlspatch.l
MosLEY's JUNCTION, VA. III

MOSLEY'S JUNCTIUN,N a., June
l3.AMrs. j. II. Wood. Of Manchester,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. 4. w.
Woodbridge.
The two children Of Mr. Daniel Adj
kins, who have been sick for SOME
weeks. are improving slowly.
Mr. James z. Godsey, wife and child
have returned from North Carolina.
Mrs. DR.. l.. Sims. who has been on a
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Prince Edwnrd Affairs.

Especial to The TImes-DIsphtch,I
corporation cleo ton, Which, took place
here on the 9th inst, was an orderly
and quiet one. Mr.. O, u. Peterson was
elected Mayor without opposition, and
the following were chosen members
of tho Council. viz: Massrs- r, L.
Franklin. 1. N. Ilgon. Charles Hind
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ness detaining him at his home in
North Carolina.
Besides the family. Mrs. Vashti
wingfield and daughter. Olive; Mrs,
j. A. Cree. and Mr.. Glenn Williams
We're present.
A bountiful supper was spread before
the family. The tables were arranged
diagonally across tho dining room. that
the entire family might be seated at
once.
After supper the company retired 10
the parlor, where the sweetest part OF
the reunion was held. I'm the Sweet
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in one piece, the very best
lots Of them trimmed with
Wash Tailored Suits

Ladies' Tailored Suits OF beauti-
ful wash striped suiting. 3o-inch
fitted coat, trimmed In bias bands.
full plated skirt. with fold; collar
aud cuffs OF solid color to match,
at $5.OS.
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Ladies' Black Wolfe Skirts, plait-
cd, with trimmings of taffcta bands.
excellent quality. at S5.0s.
Misses Panama Skirts. IN blue,
black and light checks. 12 to 16
years, at $500 and $3.50.
Ladies' Excellent Quality Black
Taffcta SILK Underskirts. with 16-
inch tucked founce, at $500.
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Bolero Jackets

Ladies' White Linen Finished
Cannon Cloth Bolcro Jackets. elabo-
rately trimmed In baby Irish inser-
ton and edge, with medallions to
matchi 400 Yalues; special, 4L1o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Ladies' White Cannon Cloth
Skirts. both plain and plated, sold
from sl.5O to $l.9S, now OOc.
Ladies'. White Cannon Cloth
Skirts, in variety OF plain and
plated effects: this lot sold from
5000 to $3.50; your choice at 800.
Ladies' Plated Skirts. in all new
shades OF linen finished cannon
cloth, with bands, at 1925.
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Sc 90
Jumper Silk Suits

Ladies' Taffeta SILK one-Piece
Jumper Suits. plated skirts with
band. tucked waist, long shoulder
effect, 5000.
Ladies' Dainty Checked Silk One
Piece Suit. plated skirt and waist.
at $50.
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promnh the annual Of the North cann Grnna
Wed Duke hnneco H. T. Brown Texas, suprene
W.
w W. WILSON, Raleigh
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Big Values in Laces

Every item on this list is bar
gain. Come and see what excep-
tionally fine Laces these are. Get
your share OF them.
Regular csc and aoc Val. Insert
Ing. Zoe yard.
Regular soc to SOC Val. Lace.
dozen yards, iOc.
Regular 75c to $l.oo Val Lace.
dozen yards. 59c.
Regular s1.25 to sl.5o Val. Lace.
dozen yards. $l.0O.
Real Linen Torchon Laces, less
than one-half price.
Edges and Inserting to match,
&c. &c, sac.
White cluny Laces. width to Q
inches wide
Regular TIC grade, 1oc.
Regular 15c grade, s1-3c.
Regular 1Oc grade. 8Mc.
Regular loc Torchon Lace. Sc.
72-inch Net, in white ecru cream,
t1.oo and s1.25 values; special, csc.
Figure Filet Net, in white and
cream. 40 inches wide, the kind
you pay 75c for, 4sc.
Venice Lace Glands. In white and
cream, most heavy style for dress
trimmings. all special prices, l0c
to soc yard
Black Medalllons and Bands,
Black Patterns in Filet. all special
prices, 10 2-3c to $1.0s yard.
Sc and 1Oc Point de Para Lace,
lots Of patterns to select FROM &c
yard.
Parasols
Ladies' White Plain Linen Faro
soils. with neat hentstitched border,
at $1.00.
White Linen Parasols. with Ham
burg border and hemstitching, at
S1.HS.
White Linen Parasols. with deep
a Hamburg band OF insertion, ut
S:.10.
White Linen Parasols, with en-
broidered edge, at $3.50.
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yles Special attention tomorrow will be gathered to-
te Dresses at $6.98. With all the grace Of line and
Ve want to show them to demonstrate their unusual
i to make you remember this line when you think Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-11
A. Alsslen nOom ineid.ot.

An Shction Hoom incidsnt,
II was an auction sale on Market
street and the auctioneer was disgust
ed. He had offered watch and chaia
which he claimed 70 be worth So Ths
first bid was 81 ana he could not get
n second. I'm find out II there IS au
ounce Of nerve Ia this crowd" said he
and. taking one dollar ncte from his
wallet, he held II up and asked fol
bids A laugh went through the
crowd. but for a couple OF minutes no
one bid on the note come on" said
the auctioneer what IS the matter7
Don't you think the bill is goodY'
After another moment the voice Of a
small boy was heard ~Ilye cents"
he said. ''Thats the game said the
auctioneer. Who'll make 1t iOG' A
man IN the crowd bid 10 cents. and the
hey iaised Il to r. The bidding went
on until the little fellow had got to
50 cents, when the auctioneer handed
him the note He Ssve the auctioheer
onother note and got nickel change
The auctioneer then treated the crowd
TO a lecture on courage. Philadelphia
Record.
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"Wc Chinese. said the law student
"elve our children queer uames Our
girls, for Instance are not called Ma.
bel. Jenny or Matilda. but Cloudy
Moon. Celestial Happiness, Spring
Peach or Casket Of Perfumes
"Our boys get less delicious names
Boys are made FOR work and wisdom
rather than for danclag and pleasure
and their names show this. as Prac.
tical Industry. Ancestral knowledge.
Complete Virtue, Ancestral piety. Dis
Greet valcr.
ero orr slaves we give stu another
set Of names Yes, those dear. pathetic
little slaves Of ours. some girls. some
boys. who do hundred varioas little
tasks about the house these lowly
creatures have names Ike Not For
Me, JOY to Serve. Your Happiness aud
Humble Devotion. ~ Cincinnati En-.
Quirer
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Named Of panee..

The position taken by the dancers
gives the name to the "quadrlllep
literal English for "a little square" in
the French tongue. From r,he French
We set also country dance" which, a.
a matter Of fact has no reference 70
rural frolies "Contredanse.H which
has reference to the position OF the
couples. opposite each other. Is readily
corrupted into country dance" The
polka Is a Polish dance. the maine
being derived from the Bohemian word
'-pulka" meaning hair. and refers 10
the half step which occurs Ia this
measure The "waltz" Is German
walizen. meaning 10 reyolge the cir
cular motion Of ,he couples easily ex.
plslnlng tue connection The ereel' Is
susgesligely obvious "jig' is OF
course from the FreRch gigue Har
pers Weekly.
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a weak stomach, means weak stom.
ach nerves, always And this Is also
true OF the Heart and Kidneys. rs
pity that sick ones continue TO drug
the stomach or stimulate the Heart
and Kidneys. The weak nerves. not
the organs themselves. need this help.
lhl3 explains why Dr Shoops Resto.
raiive has and Is promptly helping
20 many SICK ones. lt goas direct to
The cause 80 theae diseases Test
thls vital truth ana see AN Dealers.
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"Brudder Jones. II you didh't smoke
you might own brick house like what
l does
Look here, man. don't you coma
pestcrln' wit me like dat. You didn't
git dat brick house by not smokin
You got It by borrowin nah newspa
per to read an nah clothes to wear
an nah viitlcs 10 eat You may be
fly flnancler but dat don't glib you
no license 70 set up fer a human copy
book ST. Louis Republic
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NeInhhorhood Eavnrlte.

Mrs f. D. Charles. Of Harbor,
Maine. speaking OF Electric Bltters,
says: 1T is a neighborhood favorite
here with us" Il deserves 30 be &
fayorite everywhere. II gives quick
relief in dyspepsia. liver complaint,
f,gine,S derangfments. malnutritiQn,
neryon. Aess. weakness and general
debility. It's action on the 1lo0l, as
q thorough purifier makes It espe-
cially useful as a spring mediclpe.
This grand Alternative tonic IS sold
under guarantee at c. X. nenfyo's
drug store. soc.
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sufferino and poIIars Saved.

r. $. I.oper, Of Marilla, y. y says
Il am carpenter and have hal many
severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Ar.
MICA Salye. II has saved me suffer
ing and dollars It Is by far the
heet healing salve have ever found =
Heals burns. sores. Clcers, fever
sores. eczema and piles. 25c. at c.
r. Refro's, druggist
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eailinq a skcptio

Wayback Senior The time went 70
see Barnum's world fomous white ele
phant-
Waybacix Junior Onterruptlngl He
never had a white elephant. dad 1t
was a fake.
Wayback senlor (bristllBg upl-A
fake wuz u? Col DUN yel / s'pose ar
ter ye go TO college fer another year er
two ven be tellin me ! never seen a
real live mermaid IN a tank NV waterl
brooklyn Life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-11

If you have Catarrh rid yourself OF
this reDulsiye disease ASK DR. Shoop
OF Racine Wis., to mail yon free,
trial box of his Dr. Shoop's Catarrh
Remedy A simple single test. viii
surely tell you a Catarrh trn;h we'll
worth your knowing Write today
Don't suffer longer. All Dealers
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call FoR wARp CAUCUS.

The democrats OF the West Second
ward win meet at the city he'll Thurs
day evening at 1890 o'clock for the
purpose OF electing I delegates to
the county convention which meets
az Guthrie, February 18th.
JOHN SCRlBBlNE,
Committeeman.
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CALL EoR WARD CAUCUS

The democrats Of First ward "a
viii meet at Hutzels store, corn5r OF
Oklahoma ahd Maple streets Thurs
day, February l3, 1908. evening at 1880
to elect delegates TO the county con
vention which meets IN Guthrie Satur.
day, February ID, 1908.
AL COCHRAN,
Committeeman.
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clIL FoR wARp CAUCUS

The democrats OF the West "A" pre-
cinct OF the Third ward. will meet at
the Office Of II G Olds at 1880 o'clock
Thursday evening, February l3 1908.
to elect delegates to the county con
vention. which meets at Guthrie
Saturday, February 15 1908
FRANK ItINDMAN.
Committeeman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-11

The democrats of the North Fifth
ward win meet at the Dale barn.
corenr of cleveland and Thirteenth
street, Thursday evening at 1850
O'Clock, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates 70 the county convention,
which meets at Guthrie Feb 18th,
JOHN l.. CALVERT,
Committeeman.
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It IS a diticuii natter ihis of shaking
hands. To start with it Is not aiways
easy ic knew whether 10 Shake hapa
or simply bow on oven rei rcaiicr q
gentle smile around ltepks % ciquett,
devote pages tn lhe lmldslmkes How
ever, II one lrciAgs 10 Do D. iicn tWer
well twefe donp auieAiy let the ac
zion be sw.ft and brief. london Globe
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Kennedy .axative Cough Syrup
acts gently but promptly on the bow
els 1t stops the cough by soothing
the throat and lung irritation Sold
by c. X. Renfro.
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CAL Tor Jacus.
The democrats Of the east Third
Ward viii meet at the Office of j..
D. Burke at 1890 O'Clock o nj Thurs
day. February 18th to elect delegates
to the county convention, February
18th.
II. e. Derwlu
Committeeman
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The law OF grayltation is thus given
IN Newton'e words; Every particle o.
matter Ia the universe attracts ever,
other particle with force whose di.
reetion Is that OF the straight nne jol:l.
ing the two and whose magnltude Is
proportional directly as the produc.
Of their masses and inversely as the
square OF their mutual distance"
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Old Auntle Mandy, who did the wash
ing, was such happy, brave old soul
that. although she worked very harl
early ard late and must often have
been weary, nothing could depress her
IN everything that occurred she saw
only good luck" for herself. One day
she brought home the washing IN a
high state of glee.
''Jes' think, Mis- Arnold" she said.
els goin' ter git married. Isn't dat
5es' fine luck 70 poor. old black woman
like meg7
Il shall be very sorry TO lose you,
Mandy seid Mrs. Arnold, but I'm
glad If your life win be easier"
Lose mew gasped Mandy. Tori
Mis- Arnold. ! can't afford to let you
lose ne jes' now. why. rs goin' ter
marry Br'er Johnson an his five chill
lun. rs got ter hustle now. fur sar-
tin"
"But I fail 70 see where your good
luck is coming IN from such mar.
Fiage, Mandy
"Why chile. II I marry dat man an
his chillun he's promised me six mo-
big washes his fust wife done hadl
Oats clar luck, Mis- Arnold, clar luck
sides habln de h0nor ob mafryin in
Br'er Johnson's famblyi, Philadelphia
ledger
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Sick Man (who is a collector OF coins
and also very rich)-I made out my VIII
today, Reginald, and left you my col
lection Of coins.
(Which one, uncle-the one In the
bank or the one in the cabinetY-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
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when n Rises.

Teacher Cof geography class)- Name
the largest city on the Ohio river.
Shaggy Haired Pupil Cincinnati,
ma'aIn. but It ain't on the Ohio river
only part Of the time. Teacher In
deed Where Is IL the rest Of the timer
Shaggy Haired Pupi-1n it.-Chicago
Trihnne
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RIaek 80.

MinlSlns-It Is said that aggressive,
impulsive people usually have black
eyes. BInklns-That's right II they
haven't got them at first they get them
later Exchange.
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'ne e ,its OK the TC Wonder
you ~uL.u lever suffer is ey.
bladder Or fheumatic trc re pyfiIe
tWo months treatment. ~t "rug
fiat8 or by malt Send snr tcs,..nonl-
als. pr r. ~ Iall. z8so 49, areet
ST. Louis
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"Tohn tliinN hear u thief 10 the
dark close: ncneati, tiiv sialrs.n
Il don't doubt IL have known Il
was there for some time
''Telenhoac for the police
'Whats the use. You can't arrest q
gas metcS"-Houston Post.
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Bert Barber, or Elton. Wis. says.
= have only taken -four doses OF y0ur
Kidney and Bladder piHs and they
have done for noe nora than any
other medicine has ever done. Mr.
Barber refers 20 DcWitts Kidney and
Bladder Pills. They are sold by G..
r. RENFRO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-11

"Rhimer showed me his last poem.
II IS entitled Sonnet to but One"
"Humphl II he wrote the truth. It
would be Owed to Everybody - Bal
timore American.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-11
The Feminine.

The Wife Fancy. John. they are get
ting out vcmahs dictionary! ] won.
der II It's any different from the 9th.
yrs. The Husband Probably has more
words IN --Lcudon Opinion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-11

Scdol IS a scientific preparation Of
vegetable acids with natural digest
ants and contains the same juices
Renffo