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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
To be Held in Newberry July So
Several Distinguished Speakers
Farmers Should Attend.

The farmers institute for Ncwber-
ry county, mention of which was
made in The Herald and News some
time ago. will be held in Ncwbrrry on
July 30,h. The meeting will be held
in the old court house.
Arrangements have been made
through Mr.. u. +. Wright, president
Of the Newbcrry chamber of COM
mcrcc, and as there will be several
distinguished speakers on agricultural
subjects present at the meeting ii is
hoped that every fa. ..:cr who can so
arrange his affairs will attend this
meeting. 1t is for their benefit and
they will receive some Information
which will be helpful to them. This
institute will be in charge Of Prof.
j. n. Harper. the instructor of The
department, of agriculture at Clemson
college.
The fnllowin" letter to AIR. Wright
explains more fully the details of the
institute:
Clemson College. S. G.. June 22. 1908.
Mr. 4. f. Wright,
Ncwbcrry. S. &.
Dear Sir: Clemson college will hold
"a Farmers institute at Newbcrry on
July 30th. Col. Alan JohnStunc,
president of the board Of trustees. will
preside at this meeting. The farmers
will be addressed by the following
speakers: Col. J. S. Newman. DR.. J.
l.. Marn. DR.. =. \. Knapp, Prof. Guy
J.. Stewart. Mr.. E. Il. G""lricil. Dr.
Ni:hbcrt and Prof. J. y. Harper.
Pleas" arrange for the place Of
meeting t."rnt lnu>p ur opera irliScl
and givr Tins mccliu" a> nurh l'ubli-
city rs l">>ihlr. "hr ncrtiM. will be-
"in AT ten " 'rlncll nM The mornin" ut
the 2nln oF .'t,lv.
Very truly yours.
J. \. '!arprr,
Director.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
a Word Of Thanks.

We wish to express onr heartfelt
thanks to each and every one who so
freely and literally aided us finan-
cially, when it WAS onr misfortune to
have a son bitten by a dog having the
rabies.
We can not find words with which
to fhll" express or appropriations for
Nonr kindness, but we beg you IL
n.clso remember that yon have, b.
ycNr actions, made friends who will
never forget you.
May Inc strong arm or that Power
rnl, Ovcrrnling one ever guard over
you, and guide YOU in paths Of peace
and plenty. is our sincere desire.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Bcdonbaugh.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
CENTRAL, METHODIST CHURCH.

The Sunday morning services in
Central will be conducted by the
pastor Tho subject will bo "Thc
Immortality Of the SOUL Tho sing
ing will be led by a good choir I'M
der tho direction Of Prof Ernest
Brockmann, distinguished teacher
Of music. W no will also render NIL
steal selection.
Durin. the morning services Miss
Pauline Glider, the highly cultivated
daughter Of DR.. J. X. Glider, will
sing Il choice selection.
At the evening service Mr.. Ernest
Brockmann. Jr.. Will render violin
selection accompanied By his father
an the piano. DR.. Violin" will preach.
the subject being The question, "What
lack | yct -
The public j.; invited.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
TO ENTERTAIN CANDIDATES.,
Committee Named to Make Arrange
ments for the Two State Cam
paign Meetings.

County Chairman Fred II. Domin!,
ick, who was authorized by the exc,
cutive committee to appoint specia
commit to have charge Of the two
State campaign meetings, which are
to be held in Newberry, has appointed
the follow .ng: Geo. B. Cromcr, j. f.
Mcconnell, B. B. Lcitzscy, +. l..
Hayes.
Under the resolution Mr.. Dominick
is chairman of this special committee.
The candidates for United States
senate will speak in Newbcrry on
July 10TH and the candidates for
State Offices on August jth. 1t is
probable that the speaking will be
held in the auditorium OF the new
court house.
AS Newberry county has candi-
date in each one Of these campaign
parties. it would be a nice thing if
the citizens would take charge of tht(
candidates and show them some spe1
cial attention, but these details will
be looked after by this special com
mlttcc and no doubt they will Sc
that the candidates are properly ca,N
ed Tor on their visit to Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
Reedy River Union.

As chairman Of the committee on
time and place Of next union, I wish
t" say that no church has invited it
yet. Only two churches were rcprcs-
rntrd at Whitmirc and each of them
had the union recently. So brethren
of the association this is the situation
Shall the uuiom die? Has il accoul-
pl,>hcd I'll il came 10 do? | am sure
that Great "ood may b" done by cdifv-
lng and >rrcn2thrn:-@ our people if
We can GET good representation. II
"Hr pastors would hc!p by their pres
rncc and urge their members to at
tc'M ii would take on new life.
Personally I am vt~y much opposed
to such Wholesale disappointment, as
| have witnessed on several OCCASIONS
The sisters arc asked TO prepare for
delegates and visitors. They sci their
houses in order, kill up meats and
make great preparations for those
who do not 90. This hurts. and both
pastor and people arc slow TO invite
The union again. If any pastor on
church desire the union the fifth Sat
! nrdaN i'll August write me at once anl
Tie committee will call meeting and
announce It's decision in papers.
p. u. Mitchell.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

Col. Elbcrt II. Aull, president d
the Press Association, was in tow
Monday. Col. Aull says the meetin9
OF the association at Gaf'ncv ncN
week will be the biggest and bc3
mctllh" the association has had i
Years. The good people Of Gallnc]
VIII entertain the association fl
'ircc days. free. After the meeting
trap 1hr"n@h the mountains of We'd
""H North Carolina will be taken y
trccnWnnd Index. e,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
Wiil:2DSon-McNec!v

A3otl"r hrNptiful !nArria@r c"rc-
mruN took place at \vvlrieh prrShy
terrain rlur"h ru "Wednesday follow
;n@ tie b""2"r-Sf"rlr W"dlin&. when
Miss t.ll"ra Williamson and Mr.. Sam
ucl McNrrly were united in tie holy
bonds of matrimnny.
The church WAS Il bower Of lowell
ness, and the rays from mvriads of
candles lent nair of cnchantmcnt
to the scene. ~ delightful musical
program was rendered before the
ceremony. The ushcrs we're: Messrs.
7. *. Johnstone and Haskell Wright ;
Robert Norris and James Nance Me-
Cau"hrin: Mcssrs. Roy Jones and
John GogganS.
The maid of honor. Miss OhcliSc
Williamson. wore a beautiful white
lingerie dress. and carried white car
nations end asparagus ferns.
The bride entered with her BROTH
rr. Mir. James Williamson. and wore
m "lr"NEl Gown Of white Mc>Salinr
satin ard carried brides roses and
FERNS.
Rev. S. l.. Wilson performed the
c"rrm"ny in an impressive m;mncr.
The bride and "ruom left immcd-
lately after The ceremony for Lake
Toxaway inr y stay of several weeks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
Elks.
Boozer- Steele.

At Avclciuh PRESBYTERIAN churcE
ON Tuesday evening. at seven thirty
o cluck WAS solcmuinc. the MARRIAGE
of Miss Gpncvirvc Boozcr. Youngest
daughter uf Mr.. Samuel prcsslv BooZ-
or and Mr.. Flake f.. Steele. Of
StatcSvllc, y. G.
Th, church VA, beautifully ,]ccor-
,,r,i IN ,m,r,;,;.. ,r n,l,,. rn,.ns and
nin', L>,jronui.s Thr wuIliur n,rcn
~. nhnr,ri,olr rendered Ly Mrs J.
" Il,I,iv.onr,. ,,c,,nn.,r;nI hv
>;i..s Carrie porl on t,,c violin.
ur,..,,...ri.,l .,l,,.,.,,.;,, p,.;I.I ,I,.,.
, ,1.
;.. ,,.,,.l. :, ,ho
..i. .,,.:,,.. .un,. L;,., 80, r..ior,
Nr..i.. Haskell Wri~h, and Drryi,l
..,,,i,& lewis .Iu,n.nn. ur Charleston.
a,d VIII bristol or S,,tcsyilIc. Then
f,l1,wn1 ,hc bridesmaids and ~rn,ms-
men in alternate couples. Misses Maud
and Louise johnson. of Charleston; ;
MessrS David Craig and }. nj. Con-
ne.E' Misses Na'r'e zones anu 'e"l ~
l."erSi'"on' NieSs.s H. - ."' e'
ana .: a. l"rHer' N'Ss.a Duh n,o"" un
"''' N','''e'' '','',I,'''c 9 ~ .tC.m . ,J:".
aS o"tt"" "'' L. o 'hoG'''' ''''
'-'ne' '''"e'' INC ''''',' W "'0
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
Schumpert- Sherrard.

at the First Baptist church on
Wednesday evening at clock Miss
,Juanita Schumpert and Mr.. William
Shcrrard were married.
The chnrch was bcautiful--rcndcr-
cd doubly 50 by the artistic dccora-
tens Of ferns and palms with Il soup
r"n Of pink. in hydran"caS which
Were banked ON the altar, what
with the braulIfv q! the new church
furnishings. made Il Sct!in" of rare
beauty for beautiful wedding.
After Il beautiful musical program
hy Miss Eva Wright. "r"anist. the
wedding march finn Mcndrl%$hun
WAS played anil the four ushcrS,
McSSrS. Everett Evans. James Burtnn,
Ir, tlIudc !;,humprrt. and liullrn,i
l>r!lcrS led thc bridal procession
i'hcn came Miss Mary Herbert down
me aisle and Mr.. hulus Fcllcrs op.
m;i,c. crossing and taking their
places to form The ends, semi-circlc
which was formed by the attendants
Next came Miss Eva Heidi, Of Bates
burg and Mr.. G. Howe Liyon, Of An
'rr%nr; then Miss Della Wclch and
T!.'~. i. Johnson; Miss Lula Shcr-
rad. Of Anderson, ANA Mr.. II. W.
Srhrnrc.'t; Miss Bessie kibicr and
Mr.. Ed. Shcrrad, Of Anderson. Th"n
"ut"r,I tie maid Of honor, Miss Gil
'"tt" Schumr"rt nEI opposite came
little Miss Mary Frances kiAlrr with
Ike ring in thr hca: Of beautiful
white rose. Tie flomr" girls f'rcdna
S"!nmpvrt and Margaret Wrrts came
scattering :nScs in the brida's path.
way. The bride entered upon her
father = arm and the groom with his
h":t man. DR.. Wade Shcrrard. The
bridesmaids gowns we're white not
lacc-trimmcd and carried boqucts Of
pink bridesmaids roses tied with
pink tullc.
The maid OF h"h"r'$ GOWN WAS Il
lace with ribbon trimmings. The bride
never l"nNrd loNclcr. she wore Il crra-
,>on of lin" Lace and satin made prin
o'.,> "t'ra'u. the veil helm" becoming.
/ caW"h wit, natural brides roses
ihc SAN" H. hcr hu4uvl.
!Nmcdi"!rIv after fine ceremony bv
f"r. G. A. Nri~h. Il reception was
"ivrN at the residence Of hcr uncle,
DR.. JAS. NJ. Kihlcr
rho bri1r - Ihn r'inct I,rr',io, , r
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
GYMNASIUM AND ELKS.
Will Have Another Match Game This
Afternoon-It Will be an In
teresting Game.

The match game Of ball which was
announced for this afternoon between
the Gymnasium club and the Elk $
club will take place on the college
diamond ut five o'clock. The pro-
cecds from gate receipts will be de-
voted to charity and in addition to
having very pleasant anu enjoyable
afternoon those who attend will know
that they are helping a worthy cause.
The following is the lineup of the
two teams:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

Mrs. n. W. Sont2r:, Of pighorn
O&ecola county, Fla, is visiting hcr
nothcr, Mrs. J. G. Johnson, and other
relative: il &rwhcrv. She will spend
The sN'N'n"r in NcM' cry.
Prof. Walter S. Jefferson, of III,
Orangcburg Collegiate Nnetitutc, j.
on a visit to his father, Mr.. W. G.
Peterson.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
Church Of The Redcemer.

There will be intcrrStin" services ut
the Lutheran Church of the Redeem
or Sunday. The sermons will be
practical. and will deal with subjects
that should be interesting to every
hcarer. At IL Il. m. the pastor will
preach on the words: "Thcy all with
one consent began to make excuse.
Luke HIS. At $50 p. m., on the
words: "Son remember. Luke 1925.
The pastors Bible class. which be-
gan so auspiciously last Sunday, will
begin a course of Bible study that
will be exceedingly interesting and
helpful This class invites all those
who desire this course Of instruction
10 come and be enrolled. Sunday
school hc4in$ promptly at 10 " clock.
\ cordial invitation to all these
services j. extended the public.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
t-26-ltaw-Gt-F.
II. G.. Saltcr.

%aJo@, the sleeping preacher, will
rn AZ the oncra house, commencing
m'nd1y night, for three nights.
The preaching will begin at cjehs
o'clock. Admission fec will ba
charged.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
Mann Sunmerfeld.

Mann Summerfeld.
The following invitations have been
received in NcwbcrrI
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mann
request the honoi;r or your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
JcnnIo
to
Mr.. Abe Hirsh Summcrlicld
Wednesday afternoon July the eighth
nineteen hundred and eight
at five o'clocit
907 College Street
Ncw5arry, -. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. SmmcrlicId Will ha
at home TO their Friends after AN@n~t
1st, at 1920 Linden Avcnuc, Balt.~
more, Md.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

Have your buggy re-touched and
re-Varnished to look like now. Maher. =
inc painter, College Street. Opposite
New Court House.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

"A. w. JONES, THE PLUMBER, hos
"!''nrd shop Just back Of post Office.
l:lImatcs furnished on application.
hepalr work given prompt attcu~
ton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

AnTthlng and everything in the
PAINT line. Also paper HANGING. Done
IN The best manner, by Maher, the
painter, College 81, Cppo:i.c New
Court 1.cUsc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

EYE SPECIALISTS-We don't
claim to be "cyc SPECIALISTS" or
agents bur VIC absolutely guar
a!fcc to ht your eyes properly
with the finest lenses and frames.
we Go not sell brass frames nor
chcap pressed lenses. Wcusc the
simplest and ho$t mcthods -
ING The eyes. Come in and
Daniels & Wili1sss'ss@
jewelers. and OI I5SSs I5Ssss
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

to-3 sALI~~My .Eor@c and lot A.
Ih"ppe'a. -Four bed rooms, hall, -,
ulnns room, kitchen and pantry.
l''a%"a AL around. Good we'll. All
necessary outbuildings. Terms one ,
third cash balance Nov lst. Dato Of
sale August lst.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movements of Newberrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and 9th
er Happenings.

will entertain in honor Of Miss Lula
MoSclcy on Friday morning.
The |. ID. {. Of Prosperity, will en-
tcrtam Miss. Lula Mosclcy with Il
luncheon shower Friday afternoon at
Mrs. jacob Whcclcr's.
Misses Ollie and Lillian Burns, Of
Barksdalc, I.aurcns county, are visit
ing Miss Sallic Belle Buford.
Mr. flaync Buford, son Of Sheriff
Buford, stood un examination for np-
p"lntmrnt in the civil service tu Il
position IN the postal railway depart
mrnt OF the government lie has re-
crlv"d motto" OF his appointment and
has been requested 10 report az
Charleston and will leave in Il couple
OF days for Charleston 90 bc"iu work
in the service. The Herald and News
c"n"raiuIalr> Mr. Bur"rd ON his sue
crS>.
Pulaski Lodge No. 20, |. O. O. F.
meets tonight at eight 'clock. The
election Of officers for the next term
will he had. After the meeting Of
the l"'"r the rnrampmrnt will hold
m"ri'n" and confer the rntriarrhs
decree.
~ III" ,!r"l'rin" "t Il line The
Herald and News Failed ,n say that
j. Is. o NEAL Ii"II"wny WAS one of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

I@Vo now sign made, or the old
me rcncwca, hy Mn,.or, the painter,
college St., C&ro&itc, Now Court
Tou%c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
A CARD.

Having returned to Ncwlfoo'
practice law. L will be tIyf to y
amy work intruScd to ,.1ulN I y
friends. or the public. Zion rs
Prompt and careful 1ie sit
cd, ut masters S otlictf%locat' IN
Respcct5e e ID G
ma. IN e9rn N
, VIA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
| CENT A WORD,
NO advertisement taken forless
than rs cents,

SCHUMPENT' ROLLER MILLnow
ready for grinding.
ltHw2l.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

AT the First Baptist church on
Wednesday evening at 7 clock Miss
,Juanita Schumpcrt and Mr.. William
Shcrrard were married.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-03

JOURNALIST
(By Aesoclatnd preaal

Cincinnati, July 3.-Murant Halstea6
one Of the leaders in American iou
nalism for over a half century. and
widely known as a vigorous editor and
magazine writer died al his home in
this city yesterday I'm his 79th year
AZ ais bedside were his wife h. n
Robert and ono daughter. AIrs.
thur Stem Mr. Halattad aal Lccl
failing In strength for scycga. BIZ r8r IS
and yesterday suffered lrcm ac.e rl
hemorrhagoa.
Nj and Mrs llalstead CO. ..a +
their golden wedding a httle moro
than year ago.
Mr. Halstead was one OF the ereat
editors OF the last half of the pine
teenth century, and one of the strore
est tributes TO his incisiveness as n
writer was in 1883, whom his nomina-
ton by President Harrison 10 h,
American minister 10 Germany wa
rejected by the United States senotc
because OF articles he had publishes
charging corruption 20 some member.
Of that body.
lie was native of Butler county.
ONO, and after a short service on a
literary weekly he, in 1858 becam
connected with the Cincinnati Com
mercial in which he secured small
Interest year later. becoming CHIEF
owner in 1855. Nearly 20 years later
MS paper was consolidated with the
Gazette and he was editor.in-chief q
the combined newspapers until years
atterward when another consolida.
ton Was effected new owners secur
ing control For a time he was edl.
tor Of the Brooklyn Standardization
ana during the last 10 years he has
Inquired largely as a magazine anil
special newspaper writer, besides is-
suing a number of books on current
matters OF historical interest In the
civil war Nh. Halstead personally re
ported many bGttles, being rated as
a war correspondent of the hrst class.
and later IN the Franoo-Gesman war.
and also 10 the SpanishsAmerican war
he added TO his reputation in that
line.
For 90 years he attended aud report
el all republican national conventions
and in 1860 ne was the only news
paper man who reported AN the vaned
political convention of that year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-03
LESSON IN
CAPITOLS

The Leader has received de-ails and
clippings from the Phoenix (Arizona)
Hepubllcan, showing that the money
voted for convention hall. by effort
can be made to go further than q mil
lion In the older states. The capitol
building az Phoenix cost $4,000, and
is far better than many capitol struc-
ares Of ten times the cost.
OF course the Arizonians Used the
Yaqui Indian method Of making their
walls and floors, getting the fire proof
bacterial az practically less expense
than concrete, and resembling what
er material was desired
Tne Chicago Financial Converse
says Of the Phoenix structure:
The people Of Arizona saw that
heir money bought what was ordered
! the best result-a building for
'0.00o that cost ten times that whore
3 OF brick, marble and granite are
n7ed, and II is also ten times as good.
he Arizona structure is nreproof
otnething never true of marble. brick
81 granite, and the territorial builIe7
see hig manufactured kaolin struc-
ife the appearance Of granite. ma.
fHeany brick and whatever that was
feit necessary Tae result is great
lcture. wholly freproog viii last
forever, can not be destroyed By wind
hof earthquake
he new process Of taking the olays
M without heat or pressure mould
ias into convcnien, blocks. represent.
e any design h.s been done at
oeniN and the result is marvel
beatty. cheapness and durability,
oklahoma has kaolin beds large
ugh 20 supply the whole Republic
a OF the finest quality.
structure made of Kaolin costs
out thirty cents per square
i's' superior to the finest stones
asilng from four TO seven dollars per
lt IN the building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-03

pike. The people thought so, too, for
they tidalwaved him into the job, and
hos there now.
After the returns were In Haskell
contracted his star OF destiny He saw
III coming and did not dodge. There
was nothing elee to Il, for rs surely as
he enforced that constitution and d.
rected sucn other laws as might be
needed, there would be loud cries for
him in 1912 TO come and lead the de-
mocracy out Of the morass He could
mot figure It out IN amy other way.
In 1912 he would be the logical can
didate for the democratic nomination
fo- president Look what happened
in Oklahoma. and If any more proof
is needed how about that starr He
was too wise to fuss around about g.
this year. His IS no hairtrigser star
His destiny is coming along calmly
and will mature four years from now
That Is as he wants It. for ne has his
work TO do In Oklahoma at this time
Waya OF a Fact Faneier.
Haskell Is q smart man, hig man.
an able man. He has a mind that as
Stimulates aad grinds out again so
rapidly it keeps Oklahoma statesmen
putting ice on their foreheads to coun.
te-act the rapid cerebration needed
20 keep up with him. He trained the
legislature just as he trained the con
lsiituilonal convention by practically
q unanimous vote they passed an anti
trust bill that did not suit him. he
vetoed e. and taey sustained his veto
By the same vote by which they origi
nally passed the bill.
Ills comprehension Of facts Is his
most remarkable attribute He has
a brain that dotes on facts and can
use ihem. II you hand up chunk
OF useful information to Haskell he
VIII grab IL and retain Il and. when
the time comes. use is effectively. He
has the faculty of going over "a SUB.
lect putting what ne has heard
through that brain of his and then
being able to 80 out and make a bet
ter speech and use the facts to bet
ter advantage than the person who
accumulated the information orlgi-
naily lie never forssis anything. His
head IS q siqrehouse of an sorts OF
iAVta btallhe on ms IDEAS, and there
isn't better more logical more con.
wheeling ta'ker in tae country than he
Is. lie doesn't deal ia glitteYIng gen
eralities, although he can spout them
as wen as anybody, n necessary. He
hands out facts and figures and he
generally gets what he wants.
He works AN the time, is a serious
man, impressed with his responsible
lities, and. now that ne has made up
bis mind De win be the democratic
candidate fer president In 1912. Is as
sure OF it as Il he nad tae nomina-
tca
Next time yen so down 20 OkIaho.
ma iust take a look al that star It's
there between Muskogeo and Guthrie,
and the initials &C. n. H. are EN-.
hossed on t..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-03
.6sAsSEEs,sn


The Tulsa Democrat reminds some
Of the rosidenta oi that onierpmana
city taat fine homes With yards full
OF luxurious weeds do not add 10 the
beauty of their place of abode nor
glory 20 the city OF Tulsa. The King
fisher Times scolds because there
were not more people az the Chau-
tauqua and reminds The people over
there that only those counties main.
tanning chautauquas can be listed as
cnllnreA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-03

" r Field marshal OF the supreme
tlari, better known 10 his many
trends as ''Chummy," deserves much
c.edit for his ilreless efforts in an.
nsing for the special train 10 Den.
fr Ar Field pnt IN many hours of
tArd work daily and j. s. McNaily.
oiairict passenger agent for the Rock
and, says he never saw as much IA.
ifrest manifested IN any other special
ain as Mr- Field worked up Tor the
oklahoma train TO Denver
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lnf 70 be governor 50 ] can enforce
ne spoke an over the new state.
pointing Out that the document that
ad tho honor 10 be bis running mate
s about the niliiesi thing la con.
ipi'Qns 'hai had set come down the
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tiy little boy, four years old. had a
eere attack OF dysentery. We had
$50 physlcians both OF them gave
n'n up. We then gave him Chamber.
BINS Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
fmedy which cured him and believe
1as saved his life William II. Strol.
ms. Carbon am. Ala. There Is no
doubt but this remedy saves the lives
many children each year Give II
h castor oil according 20 the plain
nled directions and a cure Is Ger.
a. Fer sale Dy g. r. Reniro.
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talking maohires fepaliv4 a olsnish
Phoae iss
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Tulsa had foar marriages ia one
day. and IS GLAD Of d