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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-01

FOR RENT-Sixroom modern house,
1lO w. Cleveland, plumbing, city
water. close I'm, good location for pro-
fqsional people. Inquire at the prem.
ises. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-01

WANTED Men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required; best paying
work within the reach OF poor man:
can have shop with small capital;
wages from $i2 to 20 weekly; wonder.
ful demand for BARRIERS; catalogue
mailed free. Moler Barber College.
Dallas. Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-01
HELP wANTED-Male

WANTED Manager for brancb office
we wish 10 locats here IN Guthrie.
Address. with reference. The Morris
Wholesale Honse. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Model Roller MIIls.

Phone 81.
Mixed bran, per 100 lbs .sf.35
white shorts. per 100 lbs. $I.Js
White corn, per bushel ........G5 csc
haJir corn, per bushel ......... soc
Oats. per bnshcl. cl................9 soc
corn chop, per 100 lbs..........S1.s5
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R. R. TIME TABLE.
santa re.
-
Eastern Oklahoma.
East Rnnnd.

No. 400 Ar. ...............1O II. m
No. AS lly. tex. sunday. $3.50 a. m
West Bound.
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HELP WANTED Female.

Mattresses at the Arcade
Hotel. Ponca City. Okla. Phone 1T
|onr expense. 81
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81. LouIs. EI Reno q western.

West Bound.
No. Is. Nv. ......... 7:O6 n. m.
No. 19. Nv. Tex. sunday) 500 a. m.
East Bound.
No. 10. Ar. ...... S:45 n. m.
No. 29 Ar. Tex. Sdnday) 500 p. m.
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" ALWAYS
~ PILLEN

pelhe boS Sbilcm ftbnca bon au ben obeuoe.
naHHleH Eei9meroen plireirn. '''''S'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31

Idfi Hh In oem cinen g9orie 3niamnIens foien:
6urlbrlt Stiltiinuo beoeiitet Niididritt
ylbrr uuh oieit ReGcl Dat lore g(israbme. lueiG
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ct Ole bctIidtnen Stofie tueIhe oereu 8fumeus
reid una bietet ulr uuhubmeu, aeibmeile
nlnt itbertrefieu fam. IS lutro uemnIs etipds
telicrco iir ciuen irnnteu Dlnnn 9cbeu. ais
oieie oeaetnbilifhen clone. Die In oen et. Der.
nare Srnnierptnen eHtbahen iinO Su 9IpOtbe
Ten 81 baben. (SiSoSd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31

m,.. g.. December 1909.
On gSertDe 9erren - IN 0e5ug auf aWaomah's
Euel miillhe TO 3u iuaen onb 10 nienaIs
irgeno en ScilnlitteI aeiluoen babe bas Ssns
tebeu geib III. ''''
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ellen oerlphrte tb etn @eiibl oer Ghiucre
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6en nno mar ibpiuoli6 i'm aopi, un6 bann
muroc Id tcrb0s. Sd pro6irte qqes iUaS
mir cnp'obIen purbe. Wlen elrBt iodte MIR.
bdB 10 dbrpnlihe @eriiopuna uno elnen fate.
reH Qlnaen babe @r bali Mir elm pcnto. aber
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lage aenniHtnen bate, nrbeitete Der W1daen
regular. mo Die 6OspcplifteH ghmplonle ffnn
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Elm ncuer Menih
Wi6ge @oit sic uro Sbte iuunoer6nre gPes
oi5in ieanen. So oerbIei6e 5br eraeOener
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Nn6,Gogen
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Spet(e1

SelIte, neIcbc nad Dem GIien lln6e.
ga5en empfinhcu ii6 nit eincm Sc.
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orltdt filblen ln0 meIde bdufia i'm.
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Nemtrlen perlete 1crb1lung, Dulliidnoipe d6s
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Brei5 % Gents Der Nor Gerfunft bon aucn
Npoibelen ooer per Goit lugcdnot uacb Ems
pl1llg ocs FreicS NiUbUaO & 60 f2t
Geounr6 Gir Sem Durl "a
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Scfailntnladlllno.
IN ScSug nui ben @crtoui UOcr bic Qicfcruno
UUu bcrnuidlCuOcu Spirituuicu
ant Au1ltnQC.

VVUUEot W.T. FUIIlVTNUNINIINNEC,
@alttmprc, U}o., b. Cfiobcr 1905.
IN &crbiuouug init Der am Sicuitnn, bclr g.
NuOember 1908. IN Der SluOi Baltimore 5u bal
tcnoCn gSdbI ricbet Die Y'Cb0rOC Der FulBCis
BON gDiHleH IN ocucu circumference Spuimo-
len Oerfnut mcrocl. nll ole 9hNuitle 6s2 uuo
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glrheiabauS uun orei bis 80 iu6li Wuuutcu
uoer Gehes. 'ilr bu5 Bmeite &CrItbCu
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Baltimore GiS So.
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bat ole an oue Nmd qeip6bnt, ciHgefubrcil
mo itaotgeu5bnt iuo. taun 80 &ro5sni fp0ren.
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5biere nur i'm Ston Nr. 2 in
Nr. 223-227, Gcarl=Straie,
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ooer W}nueieIa QcpcbCn. 9us 4uDlium TT 5nr
Snlpefiion eiHQCldoCI (Slt2S ,1Mtlb))
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&HrCan Der
llnitc6 9lnilmnGa d @lcctric GUmp.
Gon Sonhug Gu6t T. giopcmorr tq0s. an
mcrheu Ole Hdd)t }EuaquHs oer MnOiiuu.9lur
Suic rnh Gliutou SuaBc uHo >. 9luCme. uiu
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I. StraBe. /, 9Uenuc Gliutou SiruBc tabrcu.
Aiiduep ber oicielbc ROuiC
Nult imorc, 30. SitubCr 1905
(3O5m) Cieucral G,cih6ftstiibrcr
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&., y. nno q. e. .. So.
elcftrilde Qinie"

Glcftriihc Bnlnitunggnus
BAD gSaiBtngtUn leoe babe Stunoe bon
GOO WtoraCne bis $50 Hbcnos mo $50, $50.
1880 un0 1900 gadts
Mad NunnpUlic Ne6c Stunoe BON Gas
0toraeue bis 7l5 NbcuoS uHo $50, 045 uno
IF .ij GubtS.
IaGrprris. On ciucr Hintung. 2nuofabrt
GaD Aaiblugtou. ..... 1jc, St.25,
FAD annapolis. ...... GOc. St.O0.
sir Nlucte HUo glushHit menoe uldn iid
az bd5 BILLET giiredu. IermiHuis Stdtiun 8art.
AueGuc, uaBe SeriuntOn'2trnbe, 0oer man teles
pbJUrc on Is. X y. St. Saul $3.50 ooer WiarDs
lauo, GDurtluno 1899 (gtpril4 ,I&S)
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
PITTSBURG DAIRY
LUNCH ECONOMIES
TIME AND MONEY TOO

Always the idea OF good eating has
been associated with that OF a certain
amount OF leisure. The man OF means
may have this at his comfortable club
but the average husuing mortal has
found that the delay incident 10 ser
vice In many eating places has left
him with so little time for the real
matter OF eating that he has had to
bolt his meal without enjoyment and
fly back TO business
To such. the restaurant where he
may be served without delay has come
as a boon. His time In the noon spell
is his own to enjoy his meal and the
rush that came with the 5elated serv-
ing OF the-older style, bothers him no
longer.
To comprehend the perfection TO
which the dairy lunch Idea has been
carried out. one must visit such a
model OF the latest pattern In lunch
rooms as the new Pittsburg Dairy
Lunch. opened a little more than a
month ago AZ No. % Monroe-ave.. OPP
posite the Temple theater. AS there
is difference in hotels or automo.
biles or anything else OF human use.
SO there Is difference in lunc!;
rooms; but the newest addition to De
troit's list may well be said TO stand
TO the fore In its class.
TO combine the delicious cooking
and attractive surroundings OF an ex
elusive hotel or club with the quick
service and popular prices OF the or.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

away with. the dishes desired are
Lamed and, as quickly. are set out
ready for eating.
II is no antique-styled stif
chair or wire seat that the customer
seats himself to enjoy his food, but
In modern. roomy. comfortable
weathered oak chair. His table is a
porcelain arm OF ample size upon
his chair and the possibility OF acct.
dent or spilling Is obvlated by the
raised edge OF this porcelain tray,
which holds Its contents safe. The
chinaware from which he eats and
drinks is OF special and dainty pat
tern.
So situated. the man who Is taking
his luncheon in such a place may feel
disposed TO take his time to enjoy
himself and his food and drink.
II this customer be fond OF coffee.
flavor that he has not found In the
ordinary restaurant. There Is rea-
son which he may learn. The Pitts
burg Dairy Lunch has its own special
blend Of coffee which is made especf
ally for 1t from the finest grades Of
coffee obtainable and which IL fur
nished constantly fresh from the
rooster.
That is but one specially Of many.
Among the desserts. one will find not
a few that are novel-and, better than
that. are happy surprise to the palate
OF the jaded luncheon-seeker. These
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
STORM
IN MUSKEGON
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF AND
GENERAL HAVOC RAISED
PEACH CROP SUFFERS.

MUSHROOM. Mich. Aug. 4.-Since
eight O'Clock last night Muskegon has
been cut on from the outside world
and II is expected TO be days before
any com munication is established.
The fercest electrical. wind. hail and
rain storm OF years broke over this
section OF the state last night. caus.
ing damage that will reach well up
ward OF 100000. The hail storm has
injured Oceanas million dollar peach
crop.
Starting at eight o'clock In the even
Ing wind and electricity commenced to
raiee havoc. Ten houses were struck
by lightning. The city Are alarm sys-
tern went out early and fires had TO be
reported by messenger. Trees were
ievelled to the ground and telegraph
and telephone poles went down The
Grand Rapids & Muskegon interurban
line was early put out OF commission.
A high tension wire at Big Rapids was
struck, crippling the Grand Rapids.
Muskegon Water Power company, tie
ing up factories through this section
OF the state. The temperature drop
ped ten degrees in an hour.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

dirary dairy lunch, has been the idea
that has been worked out successfully
by the proprietors in another city
and the fruits of their experience are
placed at the disposal OF Detroiters In
this new and handsome establishment
In the brief time that II has been es
tablished here. the verdict has already
been given by the public-and II Is a
favorable one.
II is a concrete instance OF the de-
velopment to which popular Idea can
be followed both In elegance and com
fort Of furnishings and in the variety
and excellence OF the menu. A from.
OF marble and plate glass attracts at.
tention and the view OF the cool and
beautiful interior invites further in
spection.
White Italian marble has been
chosen for counters, wainscoting.
panels and all permanent AZ
lures Of the place. giving an
effect of GOODNESS and thorough clean
illness. This effect has been height
ened by the mosaic tile floor which
Is predominantly white In design. and
the creamy white effect OF the metal
upper walls and ceiling. One feels
that in this place. so free from
shadows or stain. can be no place for
in the least unsanitary to
remain.
Upon three marble counters one
may find such a choice OF palatable
and delicious foods as 10 give pause.
Meats and other hot dishes are but a
moment away in the department be-
hind the marble curtain wall; cereals
and vegetable dishes are at hand and
there Is a foreground OF pastries. pies
and desserts of all kinds. so numerous
and appetising as to make choosing a
hardship; fruits and melons, in season,
are ready TO serve instantly.
II is but the space OF few breaths
after one has given his order until
IL r. filed by the alert and uniformed
" alter. That accustomed delay be-
tween order and receiving. that appe-
waste Of minutes. is done
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
TAFT is GUEST OF
VIRGINIA LAWYERS
"Look for the Shield'

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug 4.-When
the Virginia Bar association went into
session at It's meeting here today Mr..
Taft was present at guest. Before
the meeting he shook hands with all
the members and exchanged remin-
iscences with many.
He remained In the hall until after
the address OF President Wyndham
r. Meredith Then he hurried to the
golf links. where Senator Bourne, OF
Oregon. was waiting for him with a
club and look Of stern determination
on his face.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Taft will
be guests OF II. st. George Tucker on
q coaching trip through the mountains.
Mr.. Tucker Is here attending the bar
association meeting and fixing UP his
fences for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
HART DRAWS
ANOTHER FINE

Alonzo Hart, the Michigan-ave. but
ter man, whose troubles with Uncle
Sam for violating the government reg
ulations with respect TO oleomargarine
were only recently disposed OF was
convicted In police court, Tuesday
afternoon OF obstructing state food
inspector, and was fined $50 with 30
day alternative by Justice Jeffries
Hart at once took an appeal TO the re
corder's court.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

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The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
10000 PYTH|ANS IN
UNIFORM RANK
PARADE
ORDER IS REPORTED IN A MOST
FLoURIsAINo CONDITION WITH
A MEMBERSHIP AT PRESENT OF
7f2,576

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE great Tea.
ture today OF the Knights OF Pythias
convention now in session here was
the parade this afternoon OF the uni
formed rank. In which over ten thou.
sand members OF the military branch
OF the order took part. Maj Gen. Ar
thur J. Stoddardt. OF Minnesota, CON-
mander.in-chief OF the uniformed rank.
commanded the parade. Companies
and regiments OF knights from every
state In the union took part In the
parade. The day was remarkably
cool and pleasant and the parade was
without the usual prostrations that
occur In August parades and conven'
tons.
The business session OF the grand
lodge began this morning at the Hotel
Somerset. The retiring supreme
chancellor, Charles A. Barnes. Of Jack
sonville. Fla. read his annual report.
Gov. Curtis Guild, Jr., greeted the
knights on behalf OF the common
wealth OF Massachusetts, and Mayor
Hobbard extended the greetings OF
the city government.
Chancellor Barnes in his report said
the order was In most nourisnlns
condition and its growth during the
past year has been steady. the growth
during the first six months OF this
year alone having been $4,000. SO the
present membership OF the order Is
712,575.
II seems evident that Henry p.
Brown, OF Texas. will be elected SUI
preme grand chancellor, or head or
the order. at the present convention
10 succeed Chancellor Barnes. Brown
is now senior vice chancellor and his
promotion comes In the regular order
OF things.
The Pythian sisters began their ses-
sions today at the Hotel Brunswick
with the annual address OF the retir-
ing supreme chief. Mrs. Anna NJ.
Young. OF Ohio. She will be succeed
ed as head OF the sisters by Mrs. Mel
lie M. Merriam. Of Oklahoma.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
LOAN Of $500 HIS
ONLY SALVATION
MAN ADvERTisEs THAT HE MUST
HAVE THE MONEY OR WILL
sUiClDE-AN EMBEZZlER.

CHICAGO. Aug. Alive hundred
dollars Ia all that Is needed TO save
the life OF despairing man. the father
Of eight children. Unless that sum Is
forthcoming and he promises to repay
II at the rate OF IS a week. he threat
ems to take his life. Seemingly he Is
In deadly earnest
The money is needed to repay his
employers a sum that he says he lost
four months ago. He has not told
them OF the loss. and has reached the
conclusion that death is the only thing
that remains to him.
The money that he lost amounted to
less than $500. but he borrowed funds
at high rates to keep the matter quiet,
and II now amounts to $500.
The identity Of this man Is not dis
closed for obvious reasons, but II be-
came known through an advertise
ment that he inserted In a morning
newspaper as follows:
"Personai-Fsther of eight chill
dren not to be obliged to kill him
self. needs $500. giving It back IS
weekly; sure"