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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

Guthrie Okla. Oct l., 1905
Sealed proposals will be received By
the Building committee OF the First NJ.
r. church of this city FIR furnishing
the material and construction Of new
church building on their lots on the
corner,of Broad and Noble avenue, this
city until twelve o'clock neon Nov 3
1908. aud viii be opened at four p. m.
Nov. Sch Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office OF Dr.-C B
Hill secretary Of Building committee
room q, Eager building. Guthrie. Okla.
any office day fr N . n. IN. TO 4 y. NJ.
The right is reserved 90 reject any
and all bids, or to accept any bid as to
the best interest of the Building com.
mittee may require. Bids must be seal
ed. addressed TO DR. G. B. Hill, score.
tary and marked on outside OF en-
yelupe containing prsposal Tor new
First NJ +. Church.
Each bid to be accompanied With .
certified elIcek Of $500, made payable
60 a, e. BeyeE treasurer
C. D. lilLL,
Secretary Duildlns Committee, First
NJ. +. Church. Guthrie. OKLA.
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MTsCELLANEOUs

WANTED-Dy the American Cotton
and Business University Of Milledge-
ville Georgia Students 10 take ono
or more OF our courses in cotton grad
ing. buying and selling. business
course OF bookkeeping, shorthand
tynewriting, or telegraph and railroad
course Positions guaranteed under
reasonable conditions Write al gonce
for our consolidated catplog. Larg
est college south
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HELP WANTED Male.

pOSr0FFICE and other Civil Service
examinations viii soon be held. Fun
Information and questions used by the
Commission free. Columbian Uorfc-
spondoucc College. Washington d. G..
WANTED Men 20 loara barber trade,
few weeks rQAaired, best paving
work within The reach of poor man.
can have aaop with snail capliJl,
wages from $l3 20 S3n wceSly windpr
ml derHHnd for BARRIERS catalogue
mailed rrtr Moler larngr College
Dallas Texas
UNCLE SAM wants rail@ay snail
clerks, mail carriers. paslufficc
clerks; Si,lO000 Narly Examinations
here November iNih Common cduco
tiop sufficient Preparation Tree,
Frankhn Institute. Rochester, n. Y.
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FoRM oNE MoRE HAsIr.

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BIodel Roller Sgila.


Mixed Dr0n. per 100 lbs,.......,g ,g125
White shorts, per 100 lbs.......s1.3.,
white corn. per busbel, i.......465c
Kaffir' corn, acknowledgements soc
Oats, per bushel. ,....,... soc
Corn chop, per 100 lhs....... SIPS
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AGENTS WANTED.
Aucnts Wauteo.

To sell "They Play While Tney Learn
It." $3.50 per day is an easy mark
for an Industrious lady 10 earn each
day. Call on or address,
@. +, BERRY.
Cottage Hotel. Guthrie. Okla.
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FOR RENT.

GOOD > room, house on Villas for cont
Gas. electric lighi aud phone Ap-
ply TO T. c. Whitley.
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BY q. f. THllman.
Dhonn 40

Alfalfa hay per ton. $1,000
Prairie hay, per tons..t.. S6.901See
Alfalfa Aay, per ton, baled ....S1200
Prairie hay per ton, babsd S7.0Od95o
Rran, per leo lbs. .,..Ai....ss. &. Si.3y
Yellow CORR, pep bushebl =. ss... soc
c6ts, per- bushei g. ~. u ~. ag. sec
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LOGAN COUNTY MARKETS
Produce Market.
by Wilbur Commission Co.
Phone 3S.

Butter. sweet packing stock. ,.t2Mc
Eggs, per case. se...,..s..........s $500
lTuilcrs. ..s...........s...1l
Hens. ................... &c
Old cocks. eachs.......s...s.s 15c
Young cocks, stagey, each h.......l5 5c
Gulncas. per dom .............Sl.20
Hen turkeys ,..!.s............ &c
tom turkeys ................. sc
Ducks. p. e. F...-,..s.....s. Sc
Hides.
Green snH cured, NO. ls.s.....s,s. &c
Green. No 1....... .....,.....,ss Sc
Bull and stag, ono cont less.
Glue, half price.
Dry ............. sss,ss ..G6Di0e
Hoses hides ......., .try e.. .50QS2.0O
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FOR SALE Scholarship on Hills
Business College, Oklahoma City
Address Daily Leader.
goR SAIL "A life scnorarsnip for the
Eoorthand course in Gulledgos Busi-
nesI. Collog You can get this sehol
vehip at q large discount. llisS stu
dents are writing Shorthand In Z IS
Gays and 4 will not DO on sale long
FOR SALE Columbia graIlhophone
Cheap lot cash. Address Ells care
Leader.
FOR SALE Old nUwspapcrs at The
Leader office, zoe per hundred.
ron SALE Good phoposraph. Phone
rs.
HAftt -fnAi It. thlf rihutsliFulN 10 ititt .
Business College, Oklahoma Ciiy.
Regular price. $4,000. Blg discount.
Address 20. c." care The Leader.
FOR sALE--lf you arc think Of at
tending a business cOllege--see the
Leader about q scholarship. SO.
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rOR SAI.E--Iife scholarship mouth
rla University, Price $42.s0. Call
Il Leader Office.
ron SALE-Co Combination office couu-
ter ana standing desk. 10 feet long,
G feet high. with wire grill and front
window opening. inquire at Leader
Office.
POSITIONS WANTED.
Position by young man as
bookkeeper Five years experience.
Address Box 27S, City
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6mcEslen's ArniCa SaIVe
The Best SSIve In The WeEId.
ELECTRIC B1IE66BgS B1a6 BEsT T.s ron
Gz BlTTERS 4SD KIDNEYS.
TOWEL SUPPLY
GUTHRIE TOWEL SUPPLY.
j. ID. CRAYS, Proprietor,
Towels and Aprons Of all kinds fur
nlshed at very reasonable rates. See
me before You huy.--J. y. Crays.
PHONE NO. 6l0.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
Farm Loans Real Estate
Fire, Lightning Tornsoa, Ac
cident, Plate Glass ard ~ other
insurance.
f. A. (rOOgins,
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NH &C ssl Immediate relief from
rN.L9 pr, Sh0op's 'lseIs piu'mfnt
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POSITIONS WANTED,

bookkeeper Five years experience.
Address Box 275 City.
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FOR SALE Scholarship on Hills
Business College, Oklahoms City
Address Daily Leader.
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FOR SALL-A life scholarship for the
SHORTHAND course IN Gulledgo's Bust
nesa Collog You can get this schol
vshlp at q large discount. llisS Stu
dents ar- writing shorthand in IS
Gays and 4 viii not be on sale long
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22


Examinations for completion Of COM
mon school branches. will be held In,
the. schools OF Ramsey county Thurs
day and Friday of this week: It Is e.
timated that there will be about 200
pupils in this county take the exami-
nation :;:s5ss s;;s.ssss ssss n
Mrs. D. B. Thompson entertained
the ladies of the Relief Corps at her
home in the Chautauqua grounds last
Tuesday and Wednesday. i Those who
attended were delighted with the out
: ing and speak very favorable Of Mrs.
Thompson as very entertaining host
ess. sSG2s35 IL ,}5&%5 4;
: A ,heifer two years old, red and
white Mullie stock and no, horns. AL.
so a calf about SIX months old, red
and q hole IN the right ear. II These
animals came to my place the 3rd :soi
May and the owner can have the same
by identifying them and paying all
COSTS Dunk McCall Farm, two miles
west 81 sweetw7ater. ed. Lam: ''SS Z
4 Efh. ffEs.e4 Cd a$5sfFs EifjrS{ g3St3 yG
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
OCAL s: AND PERSONAL.


Y
I J.T. Anderson, Of Penn, was in the
city Monday. Gs&s #lE <}f.~s. .'
T Andrew Crum, of Esmond, was a
business 1i'il l g.; caller eslll Friday 4x n
| j. J.. Parry, Of Webster, fwassin the
city Friday on business. sszas% .5s:s
:E.stA. Gustofson,: of WARWICK was
here Friday on business: Y :, -
w Taylor. Of LaMour1ve,,,G was here
lbetween trains Thursday. " 5s's ''5&
The o'Callaghans are coming with
the Blue Bird. 81. s.. - =. ':zs,s''
| Asa y; Styles, Of Esmond, was a. cal:
Her IN Devils Ia Lake Friday, s.,,s.5 !;
| r. Sorenson, ,.of Webster, was here
Friday attending; to business matters.
g. P: Cougdan,, OF B1ackduck, was ii
Ithea city Friday on business matters.
J.1G. Gunderson and wife Of Ainieta,
Were in the city Friday while on theihr
Way home from the convention at Mi.
mot. is IN $ IN III:
js 2. Whitehead, off Willistoin, Va
tn# the city Friday and Saturday At.
tending to matters 81 interest toos him.
tdr. Whitehead is Democrat candi.
Idate for Secret ary sof state. & IS
q Dolp hin Of Fort '',Trotten. was
Iseen In the city Monday. He says that
teYeryt hing isS On the boom at the fort
and that the crop out his way are lid
the best possible eondi tion. 81
VIII take certain an Mount sof horses
land cattle for pasture this summer DEF,
Terms can sbe made sby addressing
John Kund ernaan manager S al.
Monastrg Devils Lake; N. OAK. w ~
miles southeast 5of the city.
The q 'GalIaghans win present the
great coined Blue Bird On
lDecorat ion Day This II q four act act
comedy me cast the strongest
the CONF anys has ever had ard irs-
Heludes dfteen people One perform,
iance only will be given
The Sons kof yoraia y celebrated The
II7thiof May Ii this city III 4 uist way.
asonday aVenfng the young Set had
dance at the iege on
East Fos,rtla aet and their nag 4
large gathering of ern paeple Who
gsioroug1 anioyed tha E event ssnpDar
vyas served and here vas n general
anassca
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
v aoFk Of SoClet Of EQuiit(yI

$ g: r. Charles, q strong advocate Of
the American Society Of Equity was
~ Devils Lake may "A and Is TO pre-;
pare a. tour through the county. His
object is to- promote the work of the
American Society Of Equity. Many
will like to meet and hear him. The
plans tof the! American 4 Society Of
Equity for 1908 are all right \ He will
explain them. Local unions will BEL
active at our various markets, and a
strong county, union will be establish 4
ed for Ramsey county at Devils Lake,
during the Summer. A pledging cam
paign win be pushed most vigorously.
Farmers, local elevator companies will.
be organized, also Equity Terminal
Elevators at Minneapolis and Duluth.
Once ready to take care of the 1908
crop, good. prices to the members Of
the society. will be insured and pros
perity will, reign--where, it is born -
on the farm. Farmers Join the good,
work. @"'..
Mr.. Charles will hold meetings as
Bartlett, Wednesday,, June 8 at 1
pm. % it, .s>"% c%@~4 ft>.%~, }t5
b Doyon, Thursday, June {at Z p. m.
Crary, Friday, June S at; p. ~. .., :
Devils Lake, Saturday, June 6 at Z.
p. m. .'9 49,. ,yy.
Churchs Ferry, Monday, June at Z
Penn, Tuesday, June 9 at p. m.
Grand Harbor, w ednesday,s June 10
at z p. M. - ~ - 81 -,
Webster, Thursday, June II at q
p. M Nh, = ~ y i ~
Garske, Friday June IL, at Z p m.
starkweather, Saturday, June 10 at Z
p. m. !
Hampden, Monday, June Is at 7
p. m. ~ - =
Derrick, Tuesday, June 16 at p. m.
Edmore, Wednesday, juno IL, at
p. m. 0-
/ Lawton, Thursday, June ! 1s at :
p. m. p:
! Brocket, Friday, June 10 at Z p. m.
! Union School House, Hope Township
Saturday, June 20 at one o'clock. =,
Devils Lake, Monday, June % at
one O'Clock. At this last place and
date a county union will be organized.
Remember the meeting called for
you and your neighbors at your place.
Everybody throughout the county is
urged to be present at u one Of these
meetings at least, as their future vel.
fare will be greatly Influenced by
their acting af this time ID commune.
;tion with the farmers Of other grain
growing: territories, Let every farmer
1 who can possibly be in town on the ap
pointed days, make it point to be
} present and give his assistance to the
movement. It is important for the
better marketing Of your grain.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
MEET ING BOARD
i, /. the Ghllalitlauqlla Association
I. /. lsleld Saturday \. i. ....5 y. !:


ssss saturday evening a meeting Of the
board Of dire ctorsS of the Chautauqua5
association was held for the: purpose
OF letting the privileges and transact
ing such other business as ( was: on
hand for the committee. .ss III. i.
ID, F.. Bangs was elected Ia member
of#the board Of directors In place Of
Hon. G.E ". III. Davis, whose death
caused "a vacancy NV ~ 49, yf5.-~&
THE question of improving the light
ing, Of the grounds came before the
board and it. was decided to install a
2O0=lights gasoline plant. Each light
will be equal to five 16-candle power
:. electric lights and they will be put In
toSthe auditorium, hotel, part Of the
ground and a few Of the cottages will
have the lights. r. r..
Some important changes will BE-
made in the driveways in the grounds
and the speed Of automobiles while In
the. grounds Will be limited to sig miles
an hour. The driveway on the west
side Of the hotel will be widened out
and the promenade will be protected
from the vehicle path. s-sas ~. =.
The executive committee consisting
Of Edgar LaRue, G. w. Kelly and D.
F.aBangs was elected. It was decided
to give free site for the district
school building in this part Of Lake
township. The Good Roads Club was
given free site for the erection of a
club house but the design of the build
ing must be approved by the board.
The following privileges were let:
E.W. Gilbertson the furniture priv
lege. Barn privilege was let to ]. w.
c. Richter, and the check stand was
awarded to Gerald Alexander of La
kota. The china painting privilege was
letsto Anna Fitzgerald. Two ice cream
privileges were asked but both were
rejected. 1t was agreed that hereafter
yearly rental Of five dollars will be
attached to lots belonging to the as
SOclaClOn. ~ ". 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22

A~MV @U@V@S assSka~ sasS @WMV V@@AW@
I The First National Bank. Dew
lis Lake, N. d., loans money ON
real estate at eight per cent.
W. D.. Rees, of Fort Totten was in
the city Monday :' t"';' ''''sF''
Fred Prev was up from Warwick
Monday on business. .,s Z v
W. J. Dohney, Of Rugby, was, in the
city Monday. :..... s;s. =. s,,.,, =, i
J.sG.* Carr, of Melville, was here Fri
day on business: n >sa;tsf "ss-g> j. Hli.5S~.
f. W. A. Abbots,, of sAneta, was here
Friday on business. 'T'.,t ''7'','.,- -.
J., A. Laird, of the; Great Northern,
was here Friday q. a;siii i.s Il.
It,EJ Waller, of +sheboygan, is here on
business this week. Es5,S \. H.
John Az Kelly, Of olmstead, was
here Monday On business. ~. : 4 sZ.*sS 4
A. J.. Stead was the guest of friends
liz l & Grand and Forks F'ltlk over Sunday.
r o.. Geno, Of RagIn township, Ben Be i
Ison county was In the city Monday.
r J. Marshall. of Rugby, was trans.
acting business IN Devils Lake Mon
day afternoon. "a s : .s555$
Quite q number attended the track
and field meet at Grand forks Friday;
and Saturday :5s
Insure your time against accident 81:
sickness, by taking an accident policy
from Steve Jones. ssss32
Louis Hanson ss who attended # the
meeting Of the state board Of opticians.
at5 Grand Forks last week returned
home Friday =sa5
alYorS Thoe, who has been HI the
IsaskateheWan country ffor some time
past returned home this week He
says that The respects for a coed crop
Iin that country are brig
Cold arg the iifsare dealer
went 81, Paul lesday ID tend The
wedding of n friend which WIN he ssii.3
emnizad there this week old.
IInergs farnsly is now inSs st. Paul visit
ing and win return home with lin,
lsso 10 sssl IL nssfs
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22

Latest Inyention-Best thing going
Tor by water: Gasoline engine
with pump Jack attached Attach to
any pun pump, Set up ready to run, only
.$47.5O. Can be used for operating any
machinery requiring light power. See
[F. H.! Prosser & Go. ; e. vi .,..s r. = )
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
Northport News.

Otis Cummings, who is 80 years old, is very
feeble.
Mrs. Sarah ingalls, and Mrs. Chapman are
very low
upon his pretty cottage.
Mrs. R. T. Herrick is on the sick list. She is
attended by DR.. Small of Belfast.
Norman H. White is having an ice house
built for storing ice for next season.
Too bad those nice cottages were destroyed
by fire on the Methodist Campground
It is very quiet at the Cove. Mr.. George
Whitney and wife are at their cottage.
Mrs. Herman is having built building
upon her land, supposed by the visitor to be
cottage.
Mrs. Rose Head is quite sick with pneu-
monia, but at this writing is thought to be re-
covering.
Mrs. Flora Brohan leaves this week for
Maiden, Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Alta Tufts.
1t is reported that Mrs George Benson has
bought of Mr. Backington one of the Lathrop
lots covered with buildings near her cottage.
Work is being pushed upon the new hotel
and it is expected that it will be finished out
side this season, as the materials are all on the
ground except the windows.
On a recent visit to Temple Heights the Wis
itor noted some changes viz, Willard l.. Lath-
rop has sold all his holdings, consisting OF II
forty feet square lots, nice cottage and build
ings on one of the lots, to Arthur Blackington
of Rockland, who intends building several cot
tages on these lots.
Capt A. c. Batchelder is at home from sea
for the winter and has had Capt. Bartlett Wad-
lin put nice coat of white paint on his house,
L., woodshed and barn. 1t is the most sub
stantial set of buildings in that part of the
town, although the house was built IS years
ago by Amos Pendleton, grandfather OF Mrs.
A. C. Batchelder.
Col. Bangs and Clements, who bought the
Tucker cottage, have been making extensive
repairs and now it is easily the best cottage on
the grounds 1t has six lots in the rear, with
frontage of so feet on the county road; and a
strip of land eight rods wide adjoining and
twenty long from the Knoll, so-called, running
to the shore Altogether it is the most desira-
BILE piece of property in Temple Heights and
the proprietors are very nice gentlemen to
/ meet.
C. o. Dickey has lost hog, estimated to
weigh 400 pounds. 1t died from some unknown
disease and of course had to be buried But a
far greater loss was the death, last week, OF
Charles colt. The son Charlie, who died In
March, 1907 bought a very nice colt and last
week it was taken sick, and although the veter-
mary did all he could he was unable to save
him, and the family mourned and the old
grandfathers eyes were moist when ne learned
that Charles colt was buried.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
MAKES ASTONISHING CURES.
Mona Tablets Cure Dyspepsia by Prompt
" Removing the Cause, or Money Back.

Dyspepsia cannot be cured by taking di-
pester, such as pepsin, because pepsin simply
digests your food artifcially, and not all Of the
There is Just one way to cure dyspepsia and
stomach disorders, trivial or serious and that
is to tone up or put energy into the stomach
walls, SO that they will be able to properly mix
or churn the food.
Mi-o-na tablets cure stomach troubles by
putting strength and energy into the stomach
They quickly arouse the stomach from its in
action. and in short time it is able to do its
work properly.
Mi-o-na is successfully used IN vomiting OF
pregnancy, in car and sea sickness,
And bear in mind that when the stomach is
in good condition constipation disappears, also
nervousness, drowsiness, night sweats, heart
burn, etc. ,,..
A. A, Howes & Co., the druggists, sell Mi
o-na tablets at 50 cents a large box, under
rigid guarantee to do all that is claimed for
them, or money back.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
The Only Way
Many Belfast Citizens Have Discovered 1t

Just what to do when the kidneys are affect
ed, is a question tn at concerns both young and
old Weak kidneys neglected in childhood lead
to lifelong suffering. People of advanced
years, with less vitality, suffer doubly. In
youth age, anguor, backach he, urinary irreg-
ularity, dizziness and nervousness make life a
burden.
There is one remedy that acts directly on the
kidneys and cures these troubles. Doan's Kid
new Pills owe their world fame to the fact that
they cure sick kidneys and cure them perma-
nently. Follow the example of this Belfast
citizen and YOU will be convinced that this is so.
w. C. Sheldon, 1856 High Street, Belfast, Me-,
says: "For several years had attacks OF pain
in my back, some of which were quite severe.
1t was hard for me to stoop or strighten and
any sudden movement causes sharp tWlnges
across my back. In addition to this, trouble
with the kidney secretions existed and when
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, procured
a box at Wilson's drug store and gave them
trial. They proved to be splendid remedy
and did me more good than anything had pre-
viously taken 1t is with pleasure that recon-
mend Dorn's Kidney Pills to other victims of
kidney complaint
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Fos-
ter Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other