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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
Chicago Captured Both

1 PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. IL
sCAicaso won both games OF double
/ &eedef here today. the first going ten
sjrnings and the second being decided
IN the ninth. In the first game krop
santpitched Sparks. but he was taken
eut In the ninth to permit Howard
S6D bat when Philadelphia was lead.
slng. Howard singled. took second on
sIIaydens single and scored on
uchulte.s single. Hoffman tripled In
~ tenth ana scored on Overalrs
6aasifce ny. Killing walked. took sec
snad on . sacrifice, scored on a FUN
Ne, The score of the second game
sremained tie until the ninth. when
xEhance walked and took second on a
aacrihce. In trying to catch Chance
nappin9 at second. McQuillin threw
Wild and Osborne fumbled the ball,
Chance scoring.
First game:
score: R. H. e.
chjcaso ....ooo00o0012-s 3
Philadelphia O0OOe1Oo0el !
Batteries: Krop, Overall and
King: Sparks and Doom. Time.
1:sS. Umpires, Emslie and John
xotoae.
second game:
Score: r. H. T.
eEAicaso .....i010OO0Ol-s 6
sfAfIadelphia .2OO0OO9O0-2 s 4
Batteries: Coakley and King:
1acQuillin and Dooin. Time. 1880.
<Unpirca, tombstone and Emslie.
s 0seeklyn and o. Louis Finish.
s. BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept21.-St
Aou1s flashed Up its season vita
Do&iyn this afternooo, being De
tussa b. . score Of 8 to ;. RackeI
- bafted lively in the third. but
- aesding kept the scoring down.
Score: r. n. Il
-. LoeIs ...saesooeo@ Z d.
z1sooalyn ....10o4el2o" 2 2
q BATTERIES: Lush. Sallee, Raymond
6na bliss; Rucker and Farmer Time,
s1:eG Umpire, Owens
ciaeinnati rhrse Straight.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept 21!-Cin-
Gounau woa the third straight game
- Boston today, 8 to s. betting Nc.
nEthy freely and taking sdvansass
- Hes9usoo's vildnesa. OTooae. Q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22

LOTS FOR SALE OR L1ASE IN ALL
parts q the city. Cali and get
-prSceo. OLD DOMINION LAND
90, Hotsl Warytck BuiDdinG.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
Cleveland In First Piace.

StOv0s0U0 S"Ss
r CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 81
Cleveland opened the New York Sc
ries with q 6 to 8 victory. going INTO
asst place. Both teams played ragged
ball. Berger was hit safely tn every
inning but one. Outside Of the hfth.
he was steady In pinches. and New
York had eleven men left on bases.
Lake started out well for New
York, but Cleveland bunche@ four
hits and Q sacrifice with balls IN
the fourth, and scored four runs.
WARRIOR finished the game and blank
ed the locals. Birmingham, who hat
ted In the winning runs. starred IN
the fielding. when the figures went
MP showing Boston had defeated Dc
troit, there was . great outburst Of
cheering.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
Poor Playing at Ct. Louis.

Poor Playing At st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, Sept. 2l.-St.
Louis today took poor game from
Washington, s to 0. Keely was hit
hard and the infield gave him indif-
rent support.
p Score:. n. n. 4.
81. Louis ....o20O01O2x-5 10 o
washington ..0OO0OO0O0-O s
Batteries: Powell and Spencer;
Keely and Street. Time, 1:27. um-
pires, Klein and Sheridan.
Dstroit losss Close Game.
DETROIT, MICH, Sept. H.-Was'
uer's home run in the ninth after
Gessler had singled and Cravath had
walked. decided today's game, though
Detroit made q good bid for tie In
the ninth. The home club played
its first errorles game in nearly a
month. Rush's fielding featured.
Score: X. II. T.
Detroit ......ooo0o1o02s s 0
Boston ......DpOO100034 3
Batteries: Killian and Thomas;
Burchell and Criger. Time. 1:3S'
Umpire, Evans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
FOR GALE.

se~~~a>~s~~~~s~~~ss~ esrs~ssss~rssess~>~s
FOR SAIE+NICE HOME NEAR
Jefferson avenue. Strictly white sec
ton. Very place for Jefferson sve-
nue. business man. Latrobe, hath,
sewer, hot water. Reduced to
$l,325-$250 cash, balance so per
month. No loan. A bargain. Why
not stop rent SOMAERVILLE
TRUST CO, INC. szO3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22

FOR SAIIE-JEFFERSON POOL PAR.
los. VIII sell for 500 cash. Repre-.
Seuts $1.z00 investment Silt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22

LAUNCH FOR SALE-34 FEET
long, IN II. p. engine. everything
complete. Speedy. Cost $500. viii
sell Tor 500. Is q. Queen 81.
9-2Q-St-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
c. AYLETr ASHBY,
Special Commissioner.
IN. W. REYNOLDS, Auctioneer.

hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of said c. Aylett Ashby. Spec
ial Commissioner, ~ the said chan
cery decree in the cause Of Old Point
Improvement Company ' u. b.
Crowelrs Executor. ct n, has been
duly given, approved and dsed.
Dated this 18th day q september.
1908.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-15
War AosInst consumptIon.

All nations are epdeayoring 70
check the ravages of lsumption, the
white plague" that claims so many
victims each year Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in no danger Of consump
ton. DO not risk your health by tax.
ing some unknown preparation when
Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and GER
tain in results.
The function of the kidneys is to
strain out the impurities OF the blood
which is constantly passing through
them Foley's Kidney Hemedy makes
the kidneys healthy. They will strain
out all waste matter from the blood
Take Foleys Kidney Remedy and il
will nj ike you we'll
Delay in commencing treatment foi
slight irregularity that could have
been cured quickly by Foley's Kid
|ney Remedy may result in serious
kidney disease Foley's Kidney Rene
dy builds up the worn ont tissues ant
strengthens these organs. Commences
sbking il .oday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-15
WILL WORK
FOR BRYAN
Az Aasoclatod Prees.A

Fal-yiew. Lincoln, July l5.--In an
address James T. Lloyd Of Missouri.
chairman Of the democratic congress
sional committee. said last night that
headquarters for his committee would
open about August IS. probably in
Chicago, as he believed the republi-
can headquarters viii be IN that city.
Mr Lloyd called on Mr.. Bryan TO dis.
ouss plans for keeping the work OF
the congressional committee and the
national committee from overlapping
p c. Thomas Of Kansas; w. T. Scott
of Illinois, and George E. Taylor OF
Iowa. colored men representing the
executive committee Of the negro
antETaft league of the United States
arrived in Lincoln and called on Mr..
Bryan, 10 whom they explained the
purpose Of their organization. They
pledged to Mr. Bryan the support OF
the members OF the league which they
said represented 81 states Of the un-
ion.
The main efforts. they announced
would be directed to the states OF New
York and Indiana. Many former re.
publicans. they said, had become
members The three committeeman
began their work tonight organizing
q local branch OF the league.
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OFF IT FITS YOU WEAR THIS cAPo
0 0 C 0 O O o o 0 Q O o @ 0 0 0

Advertising isn't crucible with
which lazy, bgoied and incapable iaer-
chants can turn lncompetency into sue
cess--but one into which brains and
tenacity and courage can be poured
and changed into dollars. Il is only
short cut across the tields--not a
moving platform. You can't "get
there without going some"
It's n game In which the workor-
rot tht shirker-gets rich.
BY its measurement every man
stands for what he Is and what he
does, not for what he was and what he
did.
Every day In the advertising world is
another day and has TO be taken care
of with the same energy as it's yester-
day.
The quitter can't survive where the
plague has a ghost OF chance.
Advertising doesn't take the place
OF business talent or business manage
ment Il simply tells what business
is and how Il Is managed. The snoh
who's father created and who is con
tent to live on what was hauled to
him can't stand up against the man
who knows he must build for himself
What makes you think that you
are entitled 70 prosper as well as q
competitor who works twice as hard
for his prosperity?
Why should as many people come to
your store as patronize a shop that
makes an endeavor to get their trade
and shows them that II is worth while
TO come to is doors?
Why should a newspaper send ns
many customers TO you In half the
time Il took TO fiji an establishment
which had advertised twice as long and
paid twice as much Tor It's publicity
This Is the day when the best mar
wins-afer he proves that he ls the
best man-when the best store wins
when Il has shown that II Is the best
st.re-when the best goods win, after
they've been demonstrated 20 be the
best goods.
II YOU want the plum you can't gel
Il by lying under The tree With yom
mouth open waiting for Il 10 drop--toC
many other men are willing TO cllmi
out on the limb and risk their neck'
IN their eagerness to get 1t awgy trou
you.
u is q mans game this advertising
just hanging on aud tnggiDg and
straining all the time TO get ard keeT
ahead. 1t Is the finite expression o
tie eiaw OF competition which sits il
blind-fo.ded justice over the markets
OF tlge world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-15

OWNERS KICK

Councilman NJ Z. Morrison stated
at the city council meeting laf' ~
ring that property owners on South
Division and First streets adjacent
Island park Were preparing 10 file
damage suits against the city on ac-
count Of the unsanltary hole on South
Division street. near the street ear
tracks A stagnant pool OF water has
seen standing In this place since .ie
mood and the city has allowed dec6yed
vegetation. trash and streets and al
ley cleanings n oe dumped INTO Il.
II Is an outrage 20 the citizens 10
lei t.lis nuisance stand said Council
man Morrison and for one would
be a witness in property owners favor
IN damage suit He reported that
the county and city had filled up the
ditch on rne cilys property and thar
tho street car company should be
made TO al up the balance as Il was
along their right Of way, On motion
the mayor was directed "a confer with
the street car company and have the
matter attended 70 al tee 81 lest po5-
mble moment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-15
N 'CARREN IS
NOT SULk|NG

New York, July 15.--The Kings
county democratic general committee
adopted resolution last night endors-
ing the platform adopted and the nomi-
natlons made by the national demo-
cracy at Denver and pledglng uni-
ted support to the platform and candt.
dates.
Senator McCafren, whose contest
ing delegation failed Of being seated
in Denver, introduced the resolution.
and added
Mover vas there such overwheim-
ing sentiment displayed In conven-
tlon for any man. The convention
established precedent In nomiuat-
ing twice-defeated candidate. Never
has there Deen so high a tribute paid
to the personality Of one man. Inas-
much as the democracy OF the United
States nas been At 10 nominate Mr.
Bryan, the traditions Of our organiza-
ton compel us to rally TO his support
heartily"
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O THE A. B. C. AND i.
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A story is told OF prisoner who
called the Judge a fool The judge
fined him $40. He paid the fine but
asked: do you fine people for think
ing, your Honor?" The Judge answer-
led in a negative. well" he said.
"l think you're a fool still"
If | should print my personal opin-
ion of some big advertisers like as
not I'd get fined; but 1t is perfectly
safe to think.
If traveller came TO you and talk
ed of the stun which his house prints
as advertising you would put him
down as an idiot.
The talk is unnatural; sounding
brass and a tlnkling cymbal; unreal,
inslncere, dead The reader feels that
It isn't the advertiser who is talk
ing; that there really isn't anybody
talking; that the words are just print
Ing.
Good advertising is good talk: the
frank honest kind that conyinces.
An advertisement OF one hunderd
words should make the reader thinl;
five thousand words; and herein Is
the whole secret of good copy. II
isn't what you say that counts but
yerusing creates.
The more you fuss over your ad-
yertising copy the poorer the result.
Il isn't a job TO stutter about or TO
apologize for or to burn midnight oil
over, If you want to make an adyer-
tising hit all you need TO do Is 10 talk
10 the reader of the newspaper as
you talk across the counter TO a GUS
toner.
Two Irishmen chased a wildcat up
a tree Pat went up to shake him on
while aiike remained below 10 catch
him when Le fell Both were sue
cessiul, but NE and the wildcat
were soon IN a rough and tumble
scrap below. rat called out shall OF
come down an help you hawld down
Nike" "Nawl Begorra, come DOWN
Pat an help me let him 60"
Advertising is a wildcat bp a tree.
Once you have shaken It off the prob.
lem Of letting go" is quite as dif-
ficult as the problem OF "howlding
on" But what we needin either case
Is nerve; and reasonable assurance
regarding the future.
II ,arely pays 10 splurge Make
Your appropriation deliberately aud
carefully. Prepare good copy Ad-
yertise continuously; every day or al
least every other day. Your store
Is the seed on the plant. The adveris
ing Us the rain and the sunshine. You
can't rush the growth. Il may tako
weeks or months 10 produce flowers
or fruit.
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Choice Of any Mems or Ladies' S4.oo
Oxford at $500. $3.50 Oxford st $3.50.
$500 Oxford at $2.4s. Robinssn'a-
Expensive Feature Circus Acts.

Expensive Feature Circus Acts.
II % understood that the Carl Ha-
geDbeck Great Wallace shows Com
hlnod this year have undergone a gem
eral renovation In each and every one
OF the many departments, and from the
monster exhibition tents 10 the cook
tent everything is new, clean and up
to-date, the only old thing that has
been retained being the trademark
and -Hagenbeck & Wallace,
which means everything first-class.
and that which outclasses all others IN
tie circus world Five long trains OF
cars transport these immense shows
en- tour this season. and the biggest
and best combination OF circus and
mepagerie attractions are presented, 70
say nothing Of the Numerous auxiliary
novelties offered In conjunction With
the Carl Hagenbeck g. Great Wallace
Combined shows, which viii exhibit
hero Friday. July "a.
The World Famous Trained Wild
beast exhibition and a long string Of
marvellous animal acts comprise part
of the performance and the three big
rings and steel arena and stages are
completely filled with the most expeu.
sive feature circus acts and novelties
that money could procure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-15

1itih-- Jonn lnleduelis 0ubnlie.
South cimarron Township.
Inspector Henry Porter. Meridian
Judges b. Brooks. Meridian.
Clerk d. Ford, Meridian.
Spring Greek Township.
nspector-Nelson Snyder Navina
Judge-B. D. Pickett. Cashion.
Clerk-A. w Rhodes Nayina.
North cimarron Township.
Inspector. d. Lewis Coyle
Judge Cleveland Mcclure. Coyle.
Clerk Chas Olson, Coyle.
Woodland Township.
Inspector John Terhune. Crescent
b Judge-Iohn Pardue, Guthrie
Clerk-Petep Plagg, Guthrie.
Cedar Township.
Inspector-E NJ. Gobble. Navina
Judge-Thomas Griffin, Navina.
Clerk-C T. Cur.ess, Cashion.
Marshall Township
lpspector-J. l.. Hearn Marshall.
Judge. H. Funk, Marshall.
Clork-William Harmon, Marshall
5ismark Township.
lnspector-W. r. lnglish. Mulhall.
Judge-.Iohn O'Neil, Marshall.
Clerk-F w Ilibbs, Mulhall.
Oak View Township.
Inspector--James Lowell, Lowell.
Judge f. Harmon, Lowell.
Clerk-B. II. Gibson, Lowell.
Iron Mound Township.
lnspector-W. n. Kellog, Guthrie.
Judge-Fred Partenheimer Guthrie.
Clerk-James Gilmore, Seward
Guthrie Township.
inspector-F NJ Curtis, Guthrie
T,H 4. ~
Cler,.-J w. Leatherman Guthrie.
Iowa IcHnohip.
lnsre tr-James Archer, Meridian.
Walter Roper Luther.
Clerk--Jnhn Bibert, Luther
MuInall Township.
lnspector-S. Wortmen. Mulhall
Judge - p. Rawlins, Mulhall
Clerk-C. E. Holt, Mulhall
Orlando Township.
lnspector-C. G. Sego
judges. J Thompson, Orlando.
Clarence Scott, Orlando.
expected that any viii b ereceived.
Seward Townshlp.
.nspecior-D. w. Jeffries, Guthrie
2. 5.
Judge bert Ploeger. Seward
Clerk-Willard Smith, Guthrie, r
r.
Ross Hill Township,
lnspcctor-O. r.. West
Judgs-M. l.. Bend
Clerk-C A. Babcock.
Crescent Township
Inspector--W r. Miller, Crescent.
Judge. M. Crocoker, Crescent.
Clerk Emmett Slobough, Crescent.
Lc,vrie Township
Inspector. J. Haslett, Guthrie.
fudge-Fred Lowers, Guthrie.
Clerk-Ralph Blair, Guthrie.
Springvalo Township.
lnpector-John Greenway.
Judge-William Lambert.
Clerk-Ed Rinehart
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G. X. Nicoll, ct ux. vs. The Midland
Savings and Loan Company Of ben.
yer, Colorado. Opinion by Chief Jus.
tice Williams. syllabus:
1. Where the affidavit for service on
a foreign corporation by publication
tSec. 4276. Wilson's Rev. and Ann.
Sta, 1909, does not allege that such
corporation had failed to comply with
the requirements to do business IN
the territory of oklahoma including
the designation of an agent upon
whom service may be had, n iudg
ment rendered thereon without furtn-
er notice upon or any appearance by
such corporation is void
2. Where publication service is re-
lied on solely and It is elleged in the
affidavit therefor that with the exer-
else of due diligence the plaintiff Is
unable to procure service Of sum.
mons on the defendant within the Ter
ritory (State), the facts necessary to
show that due diligence was used to
obtain personal service should be
stated. and where judgment Is render.
ed against foreign corporation with
out such requirements being complied
with. il is void.
3. A void judgment may be vacated
and set aside at any time, on motion
Of the defendant.
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ELECTION
BOARDS ARE
APPOINTED

The county election board, compos-
ed of Richard Smith, Of Crescent
president, Frank Hindman Of Guthrie.
secretary End f. H. Mcclure to-day
completed the naming of city aad
township election boards as follows:
GUTHRIE
4th Ward South Precinct, No. g
Inspector-Mike White: registra
tlon place, lumber yard, south Oklaho-
ma
Judge-Rooe anderson.
Clerk b. Bc
2nd Ward, Precinct No. I.
lnspector-John overly, registra-
tlon place, 515 e Noble.
Judge---Charles Adler.
Clerk-A u. Johnson.
3rd Ward, East Precinct No. 1.
Inspector. J. McNulty, registra-
tion place, McNulty's store, Harrison
avenue.
Judge-Frank Olsihith.
Clerk-T. b. Reeder.
Bird Ward, West Precinct No. 2.
lnspectog-M. Collar, registration
place at Collars store on South Sec.
ond
Judge-W M. spurIock.
Clerk-Lee Hsasher.
1st Ward, North Precinct No. 1.
Inspector Il. G. Dodd. registration
place SOC E Cleveland.
Judge-Harry Gray
Cle-k-Ha-ry Ardery.
1st Ward, South Precinct No. 2
lnspeetor-C. D. Foster lJgistra.
ton place
JUDGE. w. Bruce.
Clerk-Henry Blackerby.
9th ward, south precinct No. 2.
lnspector-A B. Harris regisiratloT
place.
Judge-Iohn Wyatt
Clerk-C r. Gaffney
Scrth 5th ward, precinct No. I.
lnspector-L V. Laverty. registration
place, 1916 West Harrison avenue.
Judge. j. Kennedy.
Clerk--J. l.. Calvert
Guthrie 2nd ward, west precinct No. 2.
lnspector-W. ID. Williamson, regis
ration place, Tallman's feed store,
North Division.
Judge-W. d. Mckinley
Clerk--Jack Sexlas
4th Ward, North Precinct No. I.
lnspector--P r. Finch, registration
place GA West Logan
William Hoy ! and
Judge-Willlam Hoyland
Clerk. II. Scott
Bear Creek Township.
lnspecao-- Timpy. Meridian.
Judged. S. johnson, Meridian.
Clerk-M w Allen. Meridian
Antelope Township.
lnspector-B r. Sturton. Guthrie.
Judge Burkes. Pleasant Valley.
Cierk-FraRk Stroud, Coyle.
Springer Township.
lnspectOr-Nolney Higginbotham
Guthrie
Judge-Thomas Poteet Guthrie.
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BLOOD 90 III HuMoRs MO

The skin not simply outer covering Of the body but through its
thousands OF pores and glands performs the great and necessary work
regulating
matters Of the by the that
through little tubes To perform these duties the tissues and hb
which the pores glands be
hd by blood When from the circulation becomes infected
impurities ghening powers begins
disease and irr the delicate tissues and produces Ecza Acne letter
itching trouble.
Of every kind BY going down into M and neung and
changes quality the
acd 6ery fluid cooling athpodueing which instead Of
inhamng by
heathfu
pora
until has purified the blood
fp adyfs free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Gar
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RoYIe LIfe Saved.

Ny little boy, four years old, had a
severe attack of dysentery We had
.wo physicians; both of them gave
aim UP. We then gave him Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy waich cured him and believe
that saved lis life. William II. stroll
ing, Carbon Hill. Ala. There is no
doubt but this remedy saves the lives
OF many children each year Give It
with castor oil according 20 the plain
printed directions and cure is GER
tain. For sale by g r. Renfro.
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Dunlap and Taylor. vs.. John Flow.
e-s. et al Reversed. Opinion by
Justice Hayes, syllabus
J. An alleged error of tie trial court
i'm refusing 10 gise a requested In
stuction IN q case pending on the
docket Of the United States court OF
appeals Of the indian Territory al the
time ol the admission OF the state
wlll be dssresarded BY this court un,
less such requested Instruction be set
out IN the assignment oS erro-s in
conformity with rule T. al the United
states court Of appeals OF the Ipdian
Territory.
2. Il is error for the court TO refuse
10 give a requested instruction upon
4 proposition OF law applicable 70 the
issues and evidence Ia The case when
such instruction ls not submitted or
covered by any 0tler instruction ~
The courts charge or by the charge
cf the court taken as a Fhole
3. This court win nor consider an
alleged error Of the trial court for re-
fusine 20 give requested instruction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-15

The best refrigerator sold 70 close
out az cost. JAS J, Houston.
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Following are hitherto unpublish-
'ei, syllabi Of opinions handed down
by the supreme court at its recent
lsitting
Holman vs. Hendricks. reversed
and remanded Opinion by Justice
Kane SyllaDus;
A party Offering in evidence a writ
ten instrument Is not absolutely bound
by the terms of such document so as
to prevent him from introducing such
further testimony relating thereto as
may be necessary to show It's connec-
tion with the matter in dispute which
heels seeking to establish
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Aek for AlIen's Foot. Ease,

A powder for swollen. tired hot
smarting feet. Sample sent FREE
Also Free Sample OF the Foot Ease
Sanitary Corn-Pad, a new invention
Address. Allen $. Olmstead, lie Roy.
y. Y.
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when the record does not disclose AZ.
iirmatlyely that such instruction was
requested ana refused by the court
and exception taken thereto.
A. The right Of defendant In re-
plevin action to a separate valuation
In the verdict OF each distinct item OF
property Is waived If he does nat de.
mand a separaie valuation in the YER.
dict. or object to the verdict in solldo
before tne jury is discharged
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Type writer's, CASH registers, and
talking machines repaired al olsmith's
Phone 1873
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Special today. Fine gold edged
Playing Cards, in cloth cases, worth
75 cents, S5 cents now. at olsmith's.