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II Was Soaked.

Mrs. Jawback = Why, you're wet
through. Mr.. Jawback-I know il.
Pm soaked. Mrs. Jawback r But
where's your umbrella? Mr. Jawback
Its It's what am. = Cleveland
lender
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His Arch Look.

Sally Gay-what cunning little fell
low Mr. calllpers Isl Dolly Swift
Cunning? Why, he's dreadfuily bow
legged Sally Gay-Yes, but that gives
him such an arch look. you know
Truth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-20

We keep in stock the reliable kind.
Studebaker vehicles Outwear the or
dlnary kind Harness repaired.
full line OF robes. whips, etc. ]. 3.
LYON.
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WANTED-Me to learn barber trade,
few weeks required. best paying
work within the reach of poor man,
can have shop with small capital,
wares from Sl2 to $50 weekly, won
derlql demand for BARRIERS. Catalogue
mailed free. Moler Barber College,
Dallas, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-20

lent q strange Tint so few men
istegcr lhe secret Of success IN life?"
~les hut lts stranger still that the
e-ret is stiil secret Surely some Of
he men who discovered IL must have
Old u to their wives. Philadelphia
irt,ss.
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Cure that cold with Weeks Break
| Upa.Cold Tablets. 25 cents Will do
the work No cure no pay. At Lilies
| Drug Store.
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Going TO build7 Yesl Well you
will find anything in building material
at the Arkansas LutnDor Co., eTcn W
EOo1 treatment.
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His contributions.

'Do you make any systematic dona-
tlons to bepeft The health aud comfof;
OF your fellow many"
YES buy an umbrella about every
two weeks - Washington Star
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Our stock of STOVES is now com
plete; we can -upply you with any
thing you want in the stove line,
Day Brothers. III West Harrison.
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GOOD PAY--Mcn wanted everywhere
to tack signs, distribute circulars
samples. etc No canvassing Ad-
dress National Distributing Bureau,
100 Oakland Bank Building, Chicago,
Illinois
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WlIyl DO you keep that old dingy
rug or carpet down when you can get
the very latest designs of the best
quality OF w. L. Rhodes2
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CIVIL SERVICE Examinations will
soon be l,eld ever ystate. Full
information anf .uestions recently
used by the commission free. Colum-
bian Correspondence College, Wash
ington, ID. c.
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A'rit.ing rneme.

'Rhlmer showed me his last poem.
1t Is entitled Sonnet to but One"
"Humphl II he wrote the truth, IT
would be Owed to Everybody - Bal
timore American.
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Same Old Misery.

"S'pose dar wuz a turkey fer every
man in de country"
Wouldn't make any difference, fer
deyd have wings enough to iy out er
reach. Atlanta Constitution.
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Notice

Any one having rooms to rent dur
ing the Scottish Rite Reunion Jan.
20, 2l. and 25. notify Mrs, ID, NJ
Lentz. Phone SAL
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OIL VINO ara rhac swell Job Of
plumbing for your why The Guthrie
Plumbing and Heating Co. They have
always done the best work for mel
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Statehood Proclamation Is sure.
We want city property we can sell
on installments. List yours. G. ID.
Foster, the land man. Phone 1913.
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a witty professional man was chat
ling with some women about a frieud
.. iheirs who WIS notoriously henpeck
cd Ills better half makes him walk a
ehaikea line. ami woe be unto him II
ne deylates from IT,
.lie D q model husband" exclaimed
Que woman in tie party
"Nay. not model but modelled" In
'erfupied the professional man. "but
yiiei9sr ID clay or puts depouent say
etl not"
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The Oldest ana best No suosti-
tutes. Pure drugs. Our prescription
department Is the best In city. Ren.
fro's Drug store.
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"Yes, ma'am" the convict was say
ing, "rm here jist for tryin' to lattcr
a rich man"
"The idea" exclaimed the prison Wis
itor
eyes, ma'am; / jlst tried 70 initiate
his signature on check"
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W. d. Packer carrias me Dsss ant
most up % date line OF huggies and
farm implements in the city. See him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-20

For high class groceries, can Phone
bS5 and J. e. Smith viii see that You
have prompt attention Satisfying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-20

DeWitt's Little Early Risets are the
best pills known. Sold by G. r. rem
FRO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED. BY February 1st, gr z
room house. would take lease for
year--Address, G. Care Of Leader
GOOD boOht-eeper wants position, 3
years experience reference given
Address. 5. C. Moore, Metropolitan
Hotel.
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LOUIS BRAND COFFEE, high
grade. popular price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-20

20 per cent Discount on all warm
shoes and slippers at Roblnson's.
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sAvoRY SEAMLESS 0ELF BAsT-
ING ROAsTERs ARE THE BEST
MADE. ON SALE AZ EMIL L.
hlRSCHls.
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MALs AELs wANrEn.

WANTED--A delivery boy at once
must nave experience. at Bachtoid 5
grocery, 91S East Walls avenue.
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"Your friend puts on good many
airs"
Il should say ne does He's q dem
onstrator IN Bhonograph store
Exchange.
Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They promptly relieve back
ache and weak back. Sold by G. Il
RENFRO.
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WANTED--3 900 Railway Mail Clerks
Immediately Salary $4,000 to 81
400 90 Examination here March 2oth.
Common education sufficient. Candi-
dates coached free. Franklin lnsti-
tute, Rochester, N. Y.
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Some families seem 90 have more
Skeletons than closets Detroit News.
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RELIEF FOR I4ADIES-Original
and only genuine Tansy Waters. put
ep In yellow wrappers and crown
trade mark Accept no substitute.
For sale at all druggists 5-2S-SsS.
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SyANTED-AEenrs nor NeK's book,
practice in Justice Courts OF Okla
ksma." For terms address The Lead
". Guthrie. Okla
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wANTED-Agents for Neff's book,
practice in Justice Courts OF Okla
horna." For terms address The Lead
or, Guthrie, okla.
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o o Q 90 o ooS o o c o 0 o o
Q coRpoRATlcN COMMITS. O
g SION or OKLAHOMA. @
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o o o @ 0 0 0 O o @ o o o o 0 Q
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FOR RENT.

Furnished rooms. No. 800 East
Noble avenue.
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EnR RENT.

One room house, No 529 East Ok
lahoma Ave.
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ron SALE Election laws OF state oS
Oklahoma. Price 25c. Leader ofnce.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
WAGN NERlAN CONCERT.
Walter Damrosch Conducts New York
Symphony in East Orange.

In spite of the snow storm last night
the capacity of the main auditorium at
the Woman's Club house, East Orange, was
taxed to its utmost by a smart audience.
which braved the weather to hear the third
of the series of four concerts given by
the Symphony Society of New 1ork.
Walter Damrosch, conductor. The even
ing was given over to Wagner, aud the
program was:
"Dic Meistersinger
(a) Prelude.
OBJ Prize Song
(c) Dance of the Apprentices" act III.
.Johengrin'
(b) Prelude and Bridal Chorus, act III
"Siegfried' Sounds of the Forest" act IL.
"Farsifal' Professional of the knights Of
the Holy Grail, act |.
"Drealns"-S Study from Tristan and
''Tannhauser Overture.
The audience was apparently composed
largely of Wagnerites, and Its pleasure IN
the music was enthusiastically manifested
at the end of every number The Dreams
study received as warm a welcome as any,
thing on the program. The ''Waldweben
from Siegfried'' was also especially
favored. the song of the bird weaving it
self throughout the working out OF the
theme with exquisite enect: srs v,u,.n,
Allen, Mrs Edward w. Ashley. Mrs.
William Torrey Baird. Mrs. Wilmer A,
Baldwin, Mrs. William Thayer Brown
Colby, Mrs. Richard NJ. Colgate, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Douglass, jr, Mrs. Robert Dun
Douglass, Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Mrs
Francis NJ. Eppley. Mrs. Thomas a. Giles
pic. Mrs William E. Gilmore. Mrs. Ed
ward II. Graves Mrs. Robert w. Hawkes.
worth. Mrs. s. Barton Hazard. Mrs.
cyrus Hitchcock. Mrs. George R. Howe,
Mrs Alfred B. Jenkins Mrs. Clarence II
Kelsey. Mrs Alexander King, Mrs. Ira
A. Kip, jr., Mrs. Otto E. Lohrke, Mrs.
Samuel Lord, Mrs. Manton B: Metcaf,
Mrs. George Merck. Mrs. Douglas Robin
Spottiswoode, Mrs William r. Stewart,
Mrs. Charles A. Trowbrldge. Mrs. Frank
Vanderpoel, Mrs. Frederick L. Van Ness.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
CAL DWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Houston, of Con-
necticut, are visiting relatives in
Verona.
David H. Slayback has been elected
on the Republican executive committee
of Verona.
The Woman's Club. of Roseland. will
meet at the home of Mrs, John Hyers
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
The West Caldwell Cleaning Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Theodore
Gray, of Bloomfield avenue, yesterday
afternoon.
The North Caldwell Ladies' Aid So
ciety met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Caleb Gould. At the
business session 1t was decided to hold
ciation Hall, next Thursday evening,
THE officers for the ensuing year are:
President, Mrs H. D. Francisco; vice.
president, Mrs. William Henderson;
secretary, Miss Edna Francisco; treas
urer, Miss Cecilia Sindle and advisory
board, Mrs. Sherman Paddock and. Mrs.
Caleb Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nealy, OF New
York, are visiting friends In Essex
Fells.
The Epworth League of the Verona
Methodist Church will attend a meet
ing tonight of the Newark District Ep-
worth League at the First Methodist
Church. Orange.
A sale of potato chips will be held
in the basement of the Caldwell Metho-
dist Church tomorrow afternoon, from
2:30 to o'clock, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
church
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
BELLEVILLE.

The Rev w. w. Conner, pastor of the
Reformed Church, conducted the religious
ceremonies at the funeral services of Milton
w. Pier, at the home of his son, Baldwin
w. Pier, 21S Main street, last night. Chap
lain Joseph Wells, assisted by Commander
John c. LaFaucherie, officiated for tht
Bellevlle Veterans Association, of which
there were twelve members present. The
interment was made today in Pine Brook.
Mrs. Harriet M. Bolton, of Haverstraw
ward Grey, Of Greylock Manor, has re.
turned home.
Chief OF Police Flynn was busy today
notifying property owners to clean theil
sidewalks of snow in compliance with the
township ordinance. This was the first
opportunity the chief has had to order tine
enforcement of this lave
The installation of the officers of Santa
Maria Court, Daughters of Isabella, tool
place last night In Parochal Hall. The
work of installation was in charge of Miss
May K. Potts and Miss Mary Duffy, oil
Bayley Court, Elizabeth. These officers
were installed Grand regent, Miss Eliza
beth Mcmahon; Vice-regent Miss Rose a
Connolly; historian. Miss Adele G. Smith
prophecies, Miss Teresa Salmon; monitor
Miss Elizabeth Taylor; sentinel Miss Mary
z. Cullen; trustees, Mrs. Henry c. Nc
Emery, Miss Jennie Hampshire, Msi
Loretta Jordan, Mrs. William Otter anC
Miss Elizabeth Cousins; lecturer. Miss
Loretta Butler. Members of Bellevillt
Council, Knights of Columbus were guests
OF the court, Dancing was had afterwart
and supper was served.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
CALDWELL.
VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS
WOMEN CRACK JOKES
APPEAR AS END MEN IN
ORANGE MINSTRELS.
st. Johns Dramatic Society Gives En-.
joyable Show, Including Vaude.
vile Feature.

End women" were feature Of the
mixed minstrel show and dance given last
night by ST. Johns Dramatic Society In
Columbus Hall, Orange. under the direc-
tion Of Thomas Flanagan and manage
ment of Joseph F. Gasner The per-
formance will be repeated on Saturday
Afternoon.
Miss Mabel Cowan and Miss May Cullen,
who were on the ends, scored a hit by their
clever work. Thomas Flanagan was inter-
iocutor. John Magee, Robert Lee, Ben
stinneran ard Frank Byrne were end men.
Would Die for YOU" Aaron F. Burtt, jr. !;
I'm Looking for Some One to Love Me-"
Miss Mabel Cowan; Yesterday" Gregory
Morrissey; IF You Could Only Know"
Miss Theresa DAILY; rs There Any Room in
Heaven for a Little Girl Like Me- p A.
Smith; SIN the wildwood Where the Blue
Bells Crew." Miss Mary Donnelly; "All
Get Is Much Obliged to You," Ben Fin
neran; There's Another Picture in My
Mammals Frame Miss Anna Joyce; AS
Long as the World Rolls Round" Patrick
Finnegari; Just Idle Dreams,' Miss Anna
Connelley; I've Said My Last Farewell" !"
John aMagee; "Only Say That You VIII
Love Me- Thomas Fitten.
In the oio were: Clifford j. Werner, in
singing specialties; Miss Madeline Meeker
dancing specialties; Thomas Brennan, club
swinging and Juggling; The Troublesome
Servant" a sketch, by members of the
society.
The dramatic committee consists Of
Thomas Gilchrist, chairman; Andrew G..
Milan, secretary; Thomas Braeken, Robert
Lee and Mr.. Flanagan.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
MON MTCLAIR.

The engagement has been announced Of
Dr Z. .. 5. Howe. of North View avenue,
Upper Montclair, to Miss Eleanor Bets Of
Jersey City.
Effects of Alcohol will be the subject
of lecture by Or. Charles a. Rossen-
wasser in the assembly room of the High
school on Monday afternoon next. The
lecture. which will be illustrated, will be
FflVfp +. G. under the auspices Of the W. C.
Control Of Nerve Power, Rest and
Lucia Gale Barber Before @ su0se' fSe %omans t m1s
Club OF Upper Montclar at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Rowland. l64 Wildwood ave-
nue. next Wednesday afternoon.
exhibit Of water colors by Henry Plymp-
ton Spaulding, of Boston. at Common
wealth Hall, Upper Montclair
The Rev. Dr. Fl. B; Frissell principal
Robert r. Motion. commandant at the
same institution, will speak at the vesper
services In the First Congregational Church
Indian Education at Hampton
Robert e. Lee will be the subject of
meeting meet OF the Outlook Club tonight in
The Mountainside Hospital Association
has elected these governors: Mrs John
W Duncan, of Bloomfield Mrs. Edwin r.
Bond Bond Caldwell: Mrs. Harriet. A. Norris,
ssl,qGum, s,3.s, Glen Ri1ge; Mrs. Frederick H.
~ Trem1n TLe6rnn Mr. Mrs FL F. H Hooper Mrs; E.
j; 7: Whittlesey and Miss e. B. Shultz,
all Of Montclair.
Roy Fear, Walter Palmer. Frederick
Dimock. Harry Hopson, Joseph Haight
and William Mulligan. hackmen are
charged by Policeman Thomas Dockery
with violating the town ordinance They
VIII nave hearing before Recorder Henry
a,, L. 1ost this afternoon at o'clock in the
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
SUBURBAN PAGE
MONTAR MINISTER ONCE NEWSBOY, NOW LABORS CHAMPION

gious question. 1t will never be settled Oh
any other basis. Therefore. the church has
most important part in the solution OF
this world problem. And because 1t is Il
world problem II must be studied in the
most comprehensive manner. No little two
by-four scheme will solve this question.
My office is a world clearing house Int"
1t comes with almost every mail, from
various and worldwide sources, the latest
and most exact information affecting every
phase of the workingman problem as II
concerns the church Out Of 1t goes the
carefully digested and systematically tabu-
lated information, to pastor and to Chris
tian workers. to students and to teacher;
Our Christian workers should be spared
the humiliation OF laundering experiment
We are trying to make our department
meet this need"
He is in demand as leading speaker at
religious conventions, was one of the promi-
nent delegates at the recent Presbyterian
Brotherhood convention, and will speak OF
his work at the coming mems missionary
convention to be held in Philadelphia next
month.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
AGREE TO AGREE.
Orange and West Orange Start Prelim-
inaries to Pipe Line Contract.

One step i'm the direction of arranging
for the placing of pipes for the auxiliary
pipe line for Orange through West Or
ange streets was accompanied last nlght
when the West Orange Town Council, at
the suggestion of Town Counsel Simeon
Fl. Robinson, gave authority for confer
ence of MIR. Robinson and other of1icials
with the Orange authorities. Mr.. Rollih-
son urge, the proper mode of procedure
would be o have the Orange officials pre-
pare a contract stating what they wanted
done. This could be done by City Coun-
sci William A. Lord. he declared who
could then submit the measure to him.
The ordinance draft would then be sub
mitted to Alexander Potter, engineer for
West Orange. and when he had amended
the instrument Mr.. Robinson would put
the final touches to the ordinance and
then the whole ordinance would be put
before the West Orange Council.
Councilman Thomas Cannon, who de-
cared on January / when named for the
water committee, that he would not serve
on any committee. was right on tap, how
ever. and declared against any plan TO
give the use of streets In town without
compensation for the taxpayers. He was
assured that matters would be taken up
later anc that all that was sought was
authority to go ahead with the negotia-
tions.
Interesting addresses were made by the
VlS1tOrs ana councilman IlnpSOn tne loHe
Democrat ON the Orange water committee.
who was with Chairman Edward Cheetham
and his colleagues, and City Counsel Will
lam A. Lord, explained he had little to
say,
I'm the first place my voice will not per-
nit and in the second ] am the only
Democrat on the committee and am not al
lowed to know any more than / ought to-
said he.
Engineer Fred T. Crane. of Orange, eX-
planned with a map the streets the com
mittee expected TO use.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
KEARNY.

The Knox Athletic Club held a special
meeting last night at the Knox Chapel and
closed up matters in connection with the
recent banquet
As the result of complaints from several
residents, Health Inspector Albert 4.
Geisler. of the Board of Health, notified
several property owners of vacant lots
that the dumping of refuse on such prem
ises must cease
Street Commissioner John Durkin, with
n large force Of men. began early today to
clear away the snow from in front of the
business places In the town as well as clean
the crosswalks.
Miss Minnie C. Clark. of Chestnut street
left yesterday for weeks visit In Johns
town.
The Marshall Hose Company will hold
It's annual masquerade and civic ball in
Evans's Hall tonight. The floor manager
Will be Frank Brien. assisted by Fred
Sherer.
David Wiegand. 75 years old, who resides
with his daughter at Ito Davis avenue, was
found wandering in the vicinity Of Bergen
and Davis avenues at 3 O'clock this morn
ing by Policeman Thomas Dolan. He was
| taken to the police station aud giver
proper care until this morning when friends
took him home. Several times he haI
Strayed away from home
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
BLO0MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE,

In the Park Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bloomfield. Sunday morning the Rev. DR..
Jesse l.. Hurlbut will preach on pillar
Saints" In the evening his subject will be
Back to the Old Home"
The funeral of Frank stankoski took
place this morning from St. Valentines 8
Polish Catholic Church. The services were
conducted by the Rev. Father Ivanow. The
deceased was 30 years old, and his death
was due to tuberculosis.
Harry Lancaster, OF Maple street, has
accepted a position with the American
Malleabies Company in Mahwah,
The Rev. Frank Allen, the head of the
the Glen Ridge Congregational Church Sum
day.
Hazel Bedell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Bedell, of Washington street,
entertained number of young friends In
her home yesterday afternoon In honor of
Ruth Roubaud.
In the Glen Ridge whist contest at the
Glen Ridge Club last night the honors were
carried off by Edgar G. Newell and Mrs.
w p w. Veazie. w. w. Tichenor was
the principal winner at five hundred. A
supper was served by a committee, OF
which Mrs. Thomas G. Smith was chair
man. Nearly one hundred guests were
present.
Augustus Ashley, OF the Owl Bowling
Club. made 205 and 30 in two games on
Leuthausseur alleys last night.
Mrs Joseph H. Tryon, of Washington
place. Glen Ridge entertained a number of
people in her home last night, In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Addison w. Rouhaud who
are about to take up their residence in
Providence.
Trains and trolleys in Bloomfield were
delayed by the snow today, The first west
hound train on the Lacka wanna did not ar
rive in Bloomfield until 9:4O a. m