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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 1s3-Ehzsbsfh Z. Moore to National Saving
and TIEst Company. tn secure American ~trluf.
and TuIst Company. Sl90o, ! year. ler cent,
sani-suuuaIy. Dot lsI.
Square sif-I.sua a. Turner q yir. ]. Thomas o.
William =. II Crews aud Elmer T. Ramcv 81
secure Elizabeth i. McEwc-- SGD. I and
years. G per cent, sgmi-auugsly. part original
lot
Square =5s-F Frank A. s.heips ct uz. 70 ]. Edward
Lewis ard Flank 4. Jones 90 seluTs Edward
Williams so. years. 6 per cent. semiannually,
Columbia Height=-Alary T. Decker. ST., to Hosea B.
M0ultan and Isaac II. Bryant. 20 secure :.
Harry Games. 2i5o. 70 50 months. rcr c-nt.
Dot S. block %
RavIev's Prrcfase-Warner Stutfer et uy TO Albert
H. F1oacsher and T. Preston Shealey. TO secure
Harriet A. Mills S501 & % q months. uer
cent part lot I2.
Square S55-Hcnrietta and Harriet e. Bubenscker 20
Herbert T. shannon and Morton J. Luchs, To
secure Arthur ,, LUchs, 500, ! year. per cent,
semi-aunusHy. jot sl
Auacostia-Nsurce :. Haines et uy- 20 Thomas Z,
Woodward and Ge1Fge Il. Linkus % secure the
Washington Title Insurance Company, NL6l0.
years Ier cent semi annually l9t 2ll and part
l0t 20
Dieudonna and James BluE. t7 secure Perpetual
building association. 551o. l7t a.
SQUARE 1915 Walter u. Dresser ct Uz. To Watson }.
Newton and Ellen & Nu=ssy- 20 secure George
F. Newton. 2.OJl. 8 years. uer cent semi-an-
uus1y lot g.
Square N9-Mntau Smith ct uv. n William J.
Flather and Charles ". Fairfax, 1o secure John
NJ Jones 5000. wears per sent semi-an-
uu8ly part original Dot H.
Douela-=Eillie T. Miller g. Thomas Walker and
Fountain Peytou. 90 secure Benjamin h. Moui-
son. SIS @ months peT cent. Pot 80. square 5ll6.
Square l21i -Wilam =. Campbell et Tx. TO Samuel
Goldenbers and Charles r. Moran, 90 secure
George A. Hefin. 500. to % months. c pcr
cent. semi-annuallv, Dot ls5
Square I0l-Willism y. Corau ct ux. to William q.
Hin and John r. McIenn. to secure Charles
NJ. Jones s. go. g years. rer cent, sCmi-anDu-
ally. Parts original lots } and 2.
Girls P0rtieu-Ge0rpie A. Fraser % Jacob n.
Lchltor and William S. Armstrong 10 secure
David j. Bowen, $3.50, years, Per cent, seHni-
annually. part.
Square BARLEY Thcruton e. ux to same, 20 So
cure David d. Bowen SloQ years. per cent,
semiannually, north half of odsInsl iot ~
University PaIb-WilIam J. Esu0n q uy. TO Walter
II Marrow IT,, and J. Augustus Taylor. TO se-
cre Lena lockwood, guardian. SON years.
per cent. semiauuually. Dot =. blcca g.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the IargeSt morning circulation i'm the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
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SEWERS AND WATER MAINS.
work Ordered I'm AnRcostia by the
Engineer Commissioner.


Maj. Morrow, Engineer Commissioner.
has ordered 515 feet of eight-inch water
main be laid IN Taylor street between Jack
son and Washington streets. Auacostia,
also that service sewers be constructed in
jefferson street, Anacostia, between
Pierce and Adams streets, and in Raum
street northeast. between Montello and
Trinidad avenues.
The probationary appointment of r. T.
Reynolds as clerk at $50 per auuUm. In
the engineer department has been con-
fTmed and made permanent by order of
CommisS IOneT Morrow The resignation
Of Geoy ge f RYAN, assistant foreman in
the surface division, has been accepted.
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Increases Estimates for Garbage.

John T Twohey. superintendent Of
street cleaning. has recommended to the
Commissioners that his estimate for the
fiscal year Of 1909 for the collection and
disposal of city refuse be increased
from S16S.340 to $179.945. which recon-
mendation the Commissioners have ap-
proved.
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AssIGNEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF HANDSOME MAHOGANY FURNITURE
BRASS AND ENAAELED BEDSTEADS. FINE
TAPESTRIES. DRAPERTES. pORTIERES
LACE CURTAINS. SHADES. UPHOLSTER-
ING. WILTON RUGS. MATING. LINOLEUM
BRASSEs, sc. CONTAINED IN PREMISES
1927 G STREET NORTHWEST; ALSO LEASE
OF SAID PREMISES.
By virtue Of a deed Of assignment given 10 me
and duly recorded, / viii sell by public auction
within the above premises. commencing
Tuesday, the 18th Day of February,
1908, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The entire stock of Fine Furniture, including
Sideboards, Extension Tables. Drcssers, Serving
Tables. Da7enports, Leather Chairs Sewing Ia
bles, Dressing Fables, Chairs Rockers. All-brass
and Enameled Bedsteads. Rugs Tapestries. Up
holsteTing DTaperies. &c. together with lease Of
said premises.
On Monday February T.
Terms cash.
II. WINSHIP WHEATLEY
Assignee Of the Davenport Co!
fe i2-d&ds 7t Bond Bldg.
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fhlEf JUSTICE fLAbAtirhs
so ss5 Tibb5 IS. Wilson; reference 20 asiitor
Attomegs Tucker & Keuyo8.
No. E649 Dulauy. trustee. vs.. Wsgsaman Ct aLi
time tr take testimony extended Attorneys. Mad
dos s Gsties Thompson a Laskev.
No. ZEl6 Luerssau y-. Luers=eus order foT sub
roena to issue. Attorneys, A. b. Webb and Edwin
Forrest
80 E5s Frost v7 Eros; et a.. rule on iutsrven-
ing I1iiti0H feuruable February q. Attorneys
Fulton Lewis ard J. J. 3icNahou-Lecsie, Fulton a
Cox
Assignments fa7 to-day-lIotons:
No HL In re bankruptcy Harry L. Dorsey
Auurne.z Wilson q Bark=ials lfor creditors
Mather for lansmrt.
40 IU stewart IS Stewart 20 al. Attorneys
Darlington ard Triti-Pratt and Wilson. r.
No. is5 -o5yiile Ct al. ys. Mutual Rese1e Life
Insurance Company, Attorneys, Kobes0n-Balst0n q
-iid1us
No lG Lyun vs. Washington and Potomac steam
boar Company. At,HTegs. Douglas Baker q Sher-
u.i-BsIston s. Si3iGHs
bTose.
No ga Jones U.s. Knox ct al. Attorneys. Con
rad. STme, and Fawic-Brandeuburg, GttIngS, and
Darlington.
Na III. Sagvden Ct a. v=. Shorter e al. At
tlTEys. Gordon q GuIdDn-J0lnSru
So e5 Ha-Ian Us Harlan ct al, Attorneys.
Darlington & Nutt-Hemens & Thomas, Hacaett,
Nc z5. Peters ct al ys Peters e al. Attorneys,
BsaI-JaHl= a Walsh.
No. E-. Knox VS. Knox. Attorncys. Dirg-Dreg.
30. 80 Waters vs. PIo-lsa q al Attorneys, Lam
bert & Mclean. 1earHau-Thgmas
30 Z1l BROOKS s.. SzTa Ct al Attorneys. ShCeby
d ollzety-WH7ou d BlrAs5slc
No. -. Lewis IS. Lewis Hollsnder-Th0mpson q
La-Ecr.
80 -. Frost vs. Frost ct al Attorneys. Lewis
Fulton.
Equity Court No, 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
IN ra lunac) James Perry, discharge q commit
No. Es5s. Brooks vs. Davis, decree appointing
Trustee 20 saH certain Stock bond $500. Attorney,
T. H. Stephen
NO Ee5 Reiuberg vs. Rejnbe7g. divorce granted
At,onas. Z. t. DodEe-Campbe.l Darlington.
No s-6-t Title Guaranty and Surety Company vs..
Stewart uIe as 60 restraining sgetumabie February
a. Attorney. Philip Walker
No 2i75i. Wallis Vs. 1iu.cars; time in which 70
furnish security for costs limited. Attorneys ".
T. NIIsmsau-J. NJ Chamberlain.
Assignments fer ta-das-m0ti1Es.
80 IT, woodbury. 7s. Wead5urys alimony. Al
toueys. 1IcNef-Hufiy
No I96 Riggs National Bank vs.. JaseIIi. %
restrain. Attorneys Perry d S0u-Haist0u q sid
dans
NO 90 Batts vs.. Bats; modify decree; increase
maintenance Attoueys. Bbode-lIlllau.
No 11s. Baldwin SIS. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. commission t1 issue. Attorneys Maelau
and Stu5bsrggr- Darlington and IauCr.
NJ no. Nsesw vs. H-ruey % al; liuit time.
AttrrntVs. JaeasGu-L5i-l.1u and Far1c
NO T1 B3lItuCsr vs. BaIlsuger, Tor Tebearng.
Auoueys. AtIialns-Hc gartv and Gavan.
No ia, Trls=ed Concrete Steel Company vs..
Fidelity Storage Company % amend cross bill. At
t0Ineys. Balst0u q Sidd1us-Laugr and CleTd8ne.
No. Z6, ClsJe.hCrg vs.. CastelbGg JelElTy Com
psuy, secuut- for costs. Attorneys Richardson
Wolf & Rosenberg.
No Ea P,ulos ys- Poulos; receiver and % re-
strain. TlaiuuEs attorney. FOuaSt.
Nc 80. American Home Life Insurance Company
vs. Drake clerks costs. Attorneys, Dayis-Thomas.
No. 2 Lynch rs. Lynch ot al: appointment of
guardian ad Itgrn Attorneys. Downing and Berry
Dennis.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 5i2 IN re Maryland Furniture Company rule
rctmnabie March g. 1888
10 5i5. In ne Duuport Company rule return
able February q 1868
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RAILROADS.
e ONO RAILROAD.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR" ."
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, Z3D STREET NEW YORK.
'ta0 a. M Diner, Pullman Pari0r.
1870 a. n. Buffet Parlor. Fiye-hour Train
S9O a. m. Diner and Pullman parlor Car
III 90 a. m. Diner and Pullman Parl0F Car.
y 60 p. IA Diner and Pullman parlor Car.
500 D. n. Royal Limited" All Pullman. 5-hour
100 p. "a Coaches 90 Philadelphia.
5:lO .. N. Diner and Pullman Pdrlor.
= 90 p. n Coaches TO IbIladclphia-
II 80 . ID. 5luepUs-
80 a. m SleepeIs
ATLANTIC CITY. 19O '90O inNO a. NJ. 100.
800 p. T.
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS. 100 a. m, 1906 noon.
a'i0' eao p. N. Sunday s 80 a. H. 80 p m.
~ ERf h0uI on THE HOUR
tNeek days. 20 q. M, % 90 D. M
TO BALTIMORE,
sj2, 100. t630 100 T10. 800, $50, '900,
~ ,l9a9, .li@0 a. m, ilz9o noon. 1895 100.
SI5, lL1V. 500, 1870, SEQ. 4JJ, l4.ll 800.
!2gS. go 1900 SO 1N0 800 80. 1850.
'le:s5. 'n&0, 'LI35 D. IN.
,,,,,,,.,,.. NEsfNAED.
CHICAGO, '9;l0 a. m., -. go p. m
CINCINNATI, 81. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
S;ly a. m, % D. H.. -lZ:A0 night
fiIIsBURG, 1910 a. m., IL. $40 p In. 'l2:50
CLEVELAND. $40 p. IN.
tDLUMBIS. 80 D. M.
MI WI kELlSG} ,'9;l9 a. M. . . p. m.
q t,hEDEklCh, e0. i9'lo s3,ij d. ~. $50. il0j.
HAGERsTOWN, 1910 a. NJ. 800 p. IN.
,baii4. Except sunday SSuuuay uub.
TELEPHONES al an Of The following Ticket Of
ave. Main rs; New Union Station: Ticket Oiic.,
Aiam i5oV; Information Bureau. Main i5a0
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

WANTED - TO FORM A CLUB. TO "GRUR
stake exploration party, % locate old silver Hiice
on shores Of Hudson Bay lSj each member For
tune to all If successful Address Bon 10 Herald
Office
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. 1882. In re estate OF William John Williams
verdict sustaining viii Attorneys, W. D. Hoover
and J. J. Darinston-B. T. Doyle, K. Ross Perry.
and ". e. Gardiner.
No. 1850 NiCunos VS. MCundsnos; verdict for
plaintiff for S6-G7. Attorneys Carter & Brooke
and Thomiados-Lambert Mclean
United States gs John Hail. grand larceny, nolle
pos.
No i95a5. Buckley vs. Dowling; verdict for plain
tai for possession and Sl2650 Attorneys, G. A..
kcigwiu and W. r. AndrcWs-R. Z. Mattingly and
" ~ Ellison.
Assignments for to-day: MotionA
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FOR sALE-TO QUICK PURCHASER TEN
shares O. s. Savings Bank stock. Address RANK
STOCk. Herald Office +e1+s-
$40 SHARES CARTER AUTOMOBILE STOCK
Of zee share Can or write lgJ Adams ST. uw.
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No. 5-5i The Cutler Manufacturing Cmrang vs.
George Fl. Hisbce; DO. g square 23. $50. Attor-
uey, D. +. Fox
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HOUSES WANTED.

WELLBUUT OR s ROOM HOUSE; WILL
Iay cash for good title. Advise location and de
sTIptiu u property. Address BOX 125. Herald
Office fel33t
WANTED TO LEASE NINEROOM HOUSE IL
fashionable section for drCssmakeT. d. H JOHN
son Gil 1Jh ST. uW. feI33t
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Criminal Court No. 1.
IusTIcE STAFFORD.

dtoi4'L hhh'isD'
United States vs. Domiuick Rossini robbery: yer
dict not guilty because Of variance
United states Is Salhe Davis and Mamie Barnes,
grand larceny. verdict not guilty.
United States VS.. Daniel Abbott, murder in first
degree; on trial.
United States vs.. Dominiek Rossini, robbery; com
mitted 10 Jail
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS. &C. AT
WESCHLER'S, go Pa. ave. NV. reasonable rates;
conveniently located. Phone NJ l28Z ia29-20t
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HEIP WANTEn-MALE & FEMALE.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned az our school IN 30 70 81 days. Positions
guaranteed Pttman, Graham, Gr1gg Barnes. and
Syllable systems individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l53I9 C0lCadJ Building
THE GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS, RAIL
way mail clerks, b00kkeepes. messengers watch
men 7sied aboIers steuogaphers, and tyDcWriters.
Examinations soon, Prepare NOW At TIE Drill
LERY. 100 ~ L. ave ja2s-u
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II you want to buy a Maryland farm or suburban
home. see us or send for latest bulletin.
Marion DuckeIt & SON, 635 f NV.
seli-f
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Auctioneer.

iagl. .fes.szlOl2.Illl... ..a.2L2s
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A CANE WITH CARVED HEAD AND
silver band, marked "suU River Club. With
initials ard residence of owner Reward VIII be
Taid az ISIS II ST. % finder fel23t
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Mime. Catherine,
MASSAGE.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government, estate, and damage claims no charge
uEless Successful FULLER AGENCY, III I2th nv.
oc7-f
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

r. r, in the toRu of Vienna, about y miles
from Washington. two acres; seven-r5om house in
good condition nice porch; Well at the door: plenty
# shade. good barn and necessary outbuildiugs
Price Sl@a This viii be a god place for poultry
OF trucking J. T. JERMAN, Vienna, Va. Cau al
as 12ih So. DIS. feI23t
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PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. TO co PER
foot. at Mt. Rainier. Md. 18th and 18th sts.,
near y. l. ave- District Line Sta. fare; high and
healthy: small monthly payments. J. q. ROGERS.
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HELP wANTED-FE7TALE.

Az EXPERIENCED Nurse 10 TAKF CARE
f mis nt. Can between J and oclock 7l7
Mass ave. feI3-lt
COOK AND CHANBER3IAID WANTED. AF-
ui} Ill Rigs place. feli9t
Wara ou vests 55 9Th H. uw. fclf-r
NURSE RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED WHITE
nurse for child one year od; none without hes,
rcf. need aup.e AGdIcss 100 Mass ave. fel2Jt
MILLINERY PREPARES AND APPRENTICES
ATilI 30 once BDN l0 nluid office teli-3t
WANTED - EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES TX
tne following department.. Druggists sudrios Hle-
mo underwear ard hosiery, only those who thor
Usnly uudc-taud ONE of these departments need aI-
piy 20 W. II. BALDERsTUN. Mgr PaIais EoyaL
a. LfSNLR f.ffef
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED 40 PURCHASE BOOMING HOUSE
location must De- uEst-cI-s and Isiep q sacrifice
i9l Particulars rIat reIlg. Address T.. % EON IZ
telL5f
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 81 Up; SAMPLES
brought latest FAN designs painting LIE PREUX.
l5ll 9tl s.. Phone \. sl6lm. jals-d
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HELP WANTED-ITALF.

a fHOROJGHLI HONEST COLOEEB MAN TO
assist ln general work about building. must have
ltst .. Ie,eIei,rs nom former employer Address
J5NiTOt Herald Office
CASHIER WANTED PLEASE BRING REFER
cee-. Apply OF TIE RALEIGH uig
WHITE EdYs WANTED. Is OR IS YEARS
od nut afraid Of rough dirty work. l9s Pa.
ave. frIer+
WANTED BOYS. WHITE AND COLORED. no
wcFE cyuy morning from to 9a3. good nav.
Arpy 20 CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT cf The
Washington Herald I7sH.f
NANiED-RELiARLE AND HONEST CAR
ueIs s-r Washington Herald neH=rauer routes i1
bl seeison7 oi the city, good Hag. Apply TO CIR
tJLAIlON DEPARTMENT, Washington Herald
any day. Z % D. 20.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation i'm the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ueeufS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-17
GAVE BOND TO GET
BACK TO REVIVALS

Joplin. Mo-. Nov. 16.- Eager to re-
turn to Wanda, Newton county, to at
tend revival services at that place
Paul Newton, Akin Kenney and John
Kenney. ali young boys, were made
happy Saturday morning when they
succee-ef in furnishing $500 bond each
for their appearance in Federal court
IN this city IN January to answer to
the charge of Burglary and larceny on
October 4. The lads ente-ed end roo
bed the pOstofiice al Wanda and be
fore United States Commissioner key
ton they made full confess on. De
putty Unite3 States Marshal Harry
Meade of Springfield made The arrest
mi1 brought the lads to joplin. lie
found that they We're deeply interes
ted IN religious services that are be
ing conducted at Wanda
Tho postOfiice. since the robbery but
not because OF the robbery. Eas beer
discontinued.
The young prisoners admitted tha
they cntered the building. AN uppe
sash of a rear window being lowered
They found little 10 steal, he tota
amount of change being only 81. Thi;
they took. Being amateur cracksmeI
they loft evidences of their quilt an'
suspicion promptly settled on them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-17

among the people themselves. is The
best means Of arriving al a clear nm
derstanding of what the country life
problems really are The commission
gladly welcomes your suggestion that
all country people come together TO
consider these great questions, and
hereby requests all persons vino are
specially Interested In the welfare Of
the open country 10 meet In their
usual gathering places on or before
December Q 10 discuss the subject you
suggest. or any OF the questions ON
which the commission Is making In
quiries.
Copies OF the questions may be SO.
cured by writing 10 the Commission
on Country Life, Washington. d. G.
The commission desires that. so far
as possible. general summary or esti'
mate Of the discussions IN all the
meeting places be- promptly sent 20 iis
office Ia Washington. so that II mas
have the benefit of an suggestions in
preparing its report"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-17

OF. Erie; car ercedcs. driver salzer;
car, Mercedes. driver, Pogge.
America.
Car. I.o7ler driver, Michener car
Acme. driver. Leonard Zengle; car, Z
l. NJ. driver Williams; car, Chadwick
driver. Willie Houpt car, ,Simplex.uriv-
er. semour; car. National, driver,
Stricken: car. Buick, driver, ---.
The International Light Car race
entries include
America Four Maxwelis, four Bucks
three -Detroits, one Ameri-
can Aristocrat.
italy One lsotta and one Lenca.
France One Gregoire, one S p o.
Robertson. the winner OF the Van
Gerbilt Cup race will drive the Gerg-
oire In the small car race and 1t is
expected he will drive the Buick in
fhe big race Strang who is 10 drive
Frencn Renault in the Grand Prize,
won the savannah trophy in the Chas-
sis race of last March. II is hoped to
get these drivers pitted against each
1ther. Nnzzaro who will drive a Fiat
IL credited with having made the fast
est tine ever made in road race when
he went T4.3 miles an hour at Bologne
Italy. Wagner. who Will also drive q
Fiat won the Vanderbilt Cup race q
vcar ago dsPalma. another Fiat
driver holds the record for mile on
rirrt.lar rack n will be- readily
sc en- thnt. the material is entered n
me, Grand Race Tor the mos, eXciuns
automobile racing contest the world
has ever Witnessed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-17
OKLAHOMA
WOULD WIN

The strte board OF agriculture is
erdeayoYing to get the farmers OF the
state interested in the National Corn
show at Omaha December 9-ls. and
the National Apple show al Spokane.
Wash, December 7-12. A number OF
good exhibits IN both lines. particu-
Iarly in the way of fine corn. were ob,
tanned at the fair and farmers insti-
t-te here this week. The corn ex-
hibited hpre was pronounced particu'
larly fine by Professor A, L. Moore
house, ag'oncmist Of the experiment
station wEo judged the grain exhibits
The OK .ahomaEa who are expecting
"a eyhndt at Omaha are c1uiident
'tat they viii have a cinch In the com
,cliiiOn for what Is known as the
Southern zone and expect TO put OK.
lahoma VOL up toward the top IN IN,
sweepstakes competition for the en-
tire country The prizes. even in the
zCre competitions, are well worth
while comprising wagons and farm
implements. many of which range
from $50 20 SIS I'm value, John Field
li Oklah ma City. editor Of the Okla
'cma Farm Journal who Is the Ok
lahoma wee president OF the Omaha
haw viii have Profcs or w. L. Eng
lish. former director of he Oklahoma
experiment station. in charge of the
| Oklahoma exhibits at Omaha during
the emit show and will be there
lmself a. much as possible
j. a. FarquaharsOn OF Guthrie
whose apples took so many premiums
a. the state fair. viii probably be th'
only Oklahoma exhibitor az the SpOk
lrrc show. which occurs Decembel
1-12. but Is exDected 10 maintain OK
lahoma's reputation as a fruit grow
ing state His apples have already
been shipped on and placed Ia colo
storage at Spokane and he will %
there IN personal charge of his ex
hibit during the show.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-17
CLEARS TIVE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
Pimples. Rash, Eruptlons, Etc, Quick
ly Eradieated by New skin Rem

Pimples. Rash, Eruptlons, etc, Quick
ly Eradieated by New skin Rem
edy.
siuce its discovery one year ago,
poslam. the nav skin remedy. has. In
It's extraordinary accomplishments,
exceeded the most sanguine expects
rions of the eminent specialist who
gave Il to the word II has cured
thousands OF cases OF eczema and era
dicated facisl anG o,ner dishgure-
ments OF years standing. The terri
Bile itching attending eczema is stop
ped with the first application. giving
proof of It's curative properties at the
very outset
In less serious skin affections. such
as pimples, rash. herpes. blackheads,
acne. BARRIERS itch. etc, results show
after an overnight application, only
"a small quantity being required to ef.
feet cure Those who use poslam
TO- THESE minor skin troubles can now
avail themselves Of the special 30
cent package, recently adopted to
meet such needs. both the 50-cent
package and the regular 81 jar may
now be obtained in Guthrie at F. b.
lilies. POstoffice Pharmacy. j. n.
Wallace's. c o. noe's, and other lead
ing drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free Of charge by writing
direct to the Emergency Laboratories,
S2 West Twenty-fifth Street New
York City.
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IS the proper food. but only a
little at first.
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taken at once to the Sherman House.
where she was placed under tie care
of a trained nurse. No one was allow.
ed to see her last night, the nurse
ytating taat she was too IN TO talk.
Attorney Darrow said he dtd not know
the whereabouts Of Hough
1T will be shown that the charges
against Mrs. Boysen are absurd" said
Mr.. Darrow, The whole thing is the
outcome Of family quarrel over Mrs.
Boysen's property Mrs. Thompson has
long desired to get control Of this
property and undoubte ily some fea-
ture of this Is back of 1t all
Wcman's Family confers.
While Attorney Darrow was arrang-
ing to start suit for malicious prosecu.
ton against Mrs Thompson, relatives
of Mrs. Boysen were gatherel in con
clusion in suite 422 at the Auditorium
Hotel. where MS Thompson has been
since she came from Bradiorl several
weeks ago. Her husband was a mem.
Der of the party and the others mcu.
del Mrs. Helen Leet, Mss Boysen's
S0-year-olG mother; Mrs. Mary Slough.
ton OF Aurora, and Keller Leet. Mrs.
Boysen's sister ana brother.
Tae family gave out a statement
Ceclaring that the statements Of At.
torney Darrow and Others that we
have had a family quarrel over the
division Of our fathers property are
absolutely false" All were agreed
that Mrs. Boysen must be rescue
and taken back to Bradford at once.
My daughter wrote me some time
ago regarding her domestic affairs, "
said MIS- T.eet. she also wrote her
sister Mrs. Thompson. at Bradford.
and IN both letters told us her hus-
band had deserted her and that size
was sick and distressed and wanted
10 go home. She SAIL her husband had
neglected and abused her and she
wanted us to come 10 her. which we
did as soon as we could.
THE story that my sister and I
quarreled over fathers estate is false
every bit of II" said Mrs. Thompson
we are sisters in everv sense and
love each other. These stories are
false ana terrible"
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"For fifteen years I have watched
the working Of Bucklen's AFRICA salve.
and n las never failed 10 cure any
sore. boil ulcer or burn 10 which ID
vas applied u has saved as many
a doctnr bill." says 4 r. llerdv of
East Wilton. Maine. 25e al Al drug
elstc.