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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
FIRST TRAIN ON THE
vlRGlNlAN R. R. APRIL 3.

NEW YORK. March 27.-lt was an
nounced here yesterday that the OH.
clal opening Of the virsinian Railroad,
H. H. Rogers new coal road. will take
plnce On April 8, when the first train
load Of coal to be brought from Deep.
water, W. Va, will arrive at the ter
minal at Sewalls Point, near Norfolk.
Mr.. Rogers Will take party of
friends to Norfolk to witness the open.
Ing. The party will include Samuel
L. Clemens. Franklin Brown, George
II. Church, Urban H. Broughton. c. II.
Hyams. James NJ. Beck, Ralph Ash.
croft and others. They will leave
New York April !. attending dinner
in their honor after the opening on
April 8. The following day they will
begin u trip Of inspection over the
road. The road Is 443 miles in length
and has cost approximately s40.000,0O0.
About nall OF this amount, II is said.
mas been put mp by Mr.. Rogers per-
sonally.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
.5Nutcake.

Cream one enpiul Of butter, add
two cupfuls Of sugar gradually. SLIT
sone and one-half ;teaspoonfuls Of bak'
Ing powder. alternate the flour with
8one cupful OF milk, add the beaten
5yolks of four eggs. one cupful of chop
ped nut meats. Cut and fold in the
beaten whites Of the eggs and bake
8ins a sheet. Cut wnen cold with n
heart cutter. For frosting use fond.
amt melted over not water. By tint
ing theyfonilant piak or green one may
make ~ variety Of cakes. Decorate the
hearts with candles Or angelica.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
new ACT PASSED
aids NOTARIES
LAW PASSED AT RECENT SEES
SION GIVES PRESENT NO.
TARiES TILL DECEMBER
31sT, 1909. IS

Fttheo 1Ih
s1sT, 1909.
The following act concerning notary
publics was passed at the recent SEES
sion Of the legislature:
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF
West Virginia.
Sec. l. The notarles now in Office
shall continue therein until the 31st
of December, 1902. when their respec-
tive terms Of Office shall expire, I'm.
less otherwise sooner removed In the
manner prescribed by law.
Provided that the term Of office Of
all notaries commissioned since the
31st Of December, 1903. shall continue
for a period OF 10 years from the date
OF sucn commission. E
Sec. 2. The Governor shall ap-
point and commission so many no.
taries in this State and for such coun-
| ties as he may deem proper. who shall
hold their office respectively for a
term Of 10 years from the date OF their
commission, but may be removed or
their office vacated pursuant to the
third and tenth sections OF chapter
seven, or the twenty.hrst and twenty.
seconl sections Of chapter ten in this
Code.
Provided. that before sMeh appoint.
ment Is made, the applicant shall OBJ.
tain from the County Court Of his
county. a certificate showing the ap-
pllcant 10 be person competent to
perform the duties Of such office, Of
good moral character and aresident
Of the county from which the appoint.
ment Is made.
Sec. 1e. The official signature of
any notary shall slate toe date Of ex-
piratiou Of his commission, but q mis-.
statement Of such date shall not In.
validate any official act Of such no.
tary. provided. his commission be
at the time thereof in force.
1t shall be the duty Of the Secretary
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
GOSSIP AND AnVicE FOR The &.
i oRLD / o= WOMEN. N
Many Dainty Articles Might Be Made
During Lent and Sold at an Easter
Bazaar-An1ong These Are the En- m.
yelopc Pin, Book Of Ribbons, Work
rays, ,Yi6h Many Little conyanl.
I, 81 enees. Ell

IA ~ n T. asl 49, 600 ~ 4 ~
Girls who prefer to sew on dainty
things during Lent instead Of the
usual Iginsham aprons and flannel pet
sticoats made up BY the average sew.
Sihg class may protItably employ them
selves with the making Of various
ribbon z contriyances whica will sell
readily at an Easter bazaar: An en-
yelope pin book of 4 by 6 inches dia.
meter when closed consists Of a RIB.
bon strip which has one straight end
FOLDING; under q pointed end equipped
With d silk cord loop which fastens
over d small ornamental button. The
inside 81 the case is padded to &C
commpdate pins and the outside en-
Fbroldered lin monogram Of floral de-
Sign:
Work trays, made by covering an OBJ
long piece Of pasteboard with Wide
Z si Z. sslts Isf@ g s.,~., 10 w
\ ppon, II nay " I 90 ~ l
pousse daisy With sufiouuu'Hs : -"
e " ny ' Tnlcs. '.es ~ eNpoae Ae
4 s ease :. Alouna 80 ease. - .u u
are iacea q spoo.S VI eo"'ns ,''A.
I, No make lingerie ribbon reels cover
ID natl .a " ae,.tta'lapeu
VIII slsk5 any ' ~ snen ~ M
" 3slen ~ q rlppoA passea tn1ousn
n Slt1l19sqs noles anu W 'i,'."ts ~ M
Sol!er SUES ~. u Nv e''u ueA,.s " 49,,
V 70! poh E Ss"'' run tii's s1'Ae" "A,
.lay easlly Spe p''''e" ene 'ai'ou' w.
ll snS ',sea lor hhser'e rippohs'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
THE TARIFF ON THINGS.

The Tariff schedules have bee.l
OF fit our modern times, we'll
try to put you wIsa to some Of them
in these few rhymes; on feathers,
pineapples the duty takes
a flyer, while lemons, tea and stock
ings, will also be- much higher. Print
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
PILES CURED IN I 8 10 IS SIpAyos

TIlTFs- - y{- 900 IN
For dne, old Pennsylvania 49,
keys, drop into the Oak AQupra Etoeoj
On Pike street. in Clark sburg q aoleoS
brands at 81 per Qnart w EIpre1s
prepaid on gallon orders ct liet No.
orders for bsandies, v!ney ~ 80 ~
family or medicinal use given pfoM10
attention. AL goods qua ranteed Gtrast
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27

"A. heavy rocking chair is not as easy
Ito move as an even heavier chair
which is on casters. For this reason
I'M isSwell4to know that little wax
Sons the rockers Will make this kind
sof fa cnalr slide around easily. 1t Is
SnotEhalf SO hard to pull about as be.
fore the wax was applied.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27

Is'i-tt .NH..lt ~ L.H. 1I-' ~. gai ISL o.
OUR MONUMENTS ARE EcLIPsED.
by none in point Of artistic design
and execution. Whether you slect a
memorial from tho standard models
or have a design Of your own We are
thoroughly competent to carry out
your idea. 5s
THE COST OF. A MEMORIAL.
is for you to decide. II your resources
are limited tho fact need not deter
you from ordering for we Gun supply
q stone within your means which will
be both artistic anil substantial. !.
Call us up on phone-Btil 45R, or
Consolidated n. and we will send
salesman to you. or come TO our
show roms and select from actual
work. is1
STEWART GRANITE WORKS.
MANNlNGTON. ". VA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
Want advertise it-'hat "opportun..
lty" you are able to offer to someone
with q little money to invest.
PILES CURED AT HOME BY I, II
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from DlecuiAs. tcnins
blind or protrudlng Piles, send NJ
your address. and I will tell you hos
70 cure yourself at home by the new
Absorption treatment; and will also
send some Of this home treatment fres
Tor trial, with references from your
,wn locality IL requested. Immediate
.elicf und permanent cure assured.
Send no money, but tell others o.
this offer. Write to-day to Mrs. n
Summers. BOX P. Notre Dame. Ind,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
New Way to Serve Spinach.

New Way to Serve Spinach.
Cut the crust from loaf Of bread,
divide 1t Into about four-lnch pieces.
scooping out the centers SO as to
leave small boxes; dip into beaten
egg with saM and pepper and fry in
hot fat until agolden brown. Have
the spinach ready cooked and chop.
ped and seasoned with lemon Juice,
salt and pepper and melted butter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
For Sale BY NJ .. CHRISTIE, Fs'rmont, ". We.
Ing paper is reduced and wood pulp's

4 3 g. i. q i. i. . D.
ing paper is reduced and wood pulp's
been made free, and newspapers
throughout the land will hail the news
with glee; Iron ore, cotton oil. licorice.
hides. and art work, too, can now be
shipped in from abroad free to me or
you; but Spartan Stain is Just the
same, the finest white lead made;
when used alongside other leads /:
puts them in the shade. Manufactured
by The Marietta Paint & Color Co..
Marietta, o. Sold BY N. D. Christie,
800 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27
COST TWO DOLLARS

NOW TO WED
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-27

rAnirnA:
Gold Medal Flour leads them I'll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

hy 70 n. 0Laughlin of 789 Carol
sl8pel, Nro0Flya gha has as i ra.
suit of 1 Previous advertisement ste-
eeeiti ia sellng 3 ntarYng naahin.
ISL ta me 0wpes 81 o chicken tmmi
and since then has received Letters
rom SOC men aad women applleuals
tnf sergtude Y
hnd this I'D Yeee Amerlce Hhere
Sc Save enjoyed tsli government for
i century sna q austIeg Fhefe wot
mea are protected by q tariff un
mpcrls where tks sunshine clubs
ave gone oal Ct huslaess because
everything ie lovely aae ihe goose
hangs high
ITO be sure tae constitution OF lne
United States declares thal ,neitner
slavery nor involuntary aerviiu4e eX.
cept as punishment ior crime,
whereof lhe perig mnsi have been
duly convicted. shall exist Niihln tae
unltea gtl.as OF any nlace subject
20 theg Iurislieiion) Bai what'a the
constitution among starving mef ard
women, anyhow Very t;euls yours
Il. Is. n Robertson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Were you ever SORRY ard glad a,
the same tlmeg
Thag would almost ezpresa t0e feel.
ihg Of newspaper men who have 20
i've under the llbel law Of lhie state
and that very libel law has an error
that makes one who voted for that
libel law step sllfly asst Saturday
The leader priaied story from the
senate a00ut the speecnes made there.
The world alleged author we're
used IN said article. becagse "elleged
ls necessary under this law iE al
cases Men NAV come ami Will go
bul that libel Law IS o-e calculated ID
protect bank burglars from aeing
slagdered after being caught biowinl
& safe.
nut This particular ease was recul
iar The word alleged" IN this case
took sway the very protection We had
la other words the alleged author
statement wns the very one We could
not use for protection
The Leader understands tae "au
thor alleged" would have do9e lse II
hel-laUyumplng act.
But as that Is aasbee1 story ant
as the Two 2ggrieyei were no mors
&c Sess than Senators naylor aad Hat
cheli. iet II 30.
They'll got kick nMd gerhags iee
anunaera VIII make them give news
papers relief from an act taal for
bids an oklahoma editor calling
murderer IAN accxsed mao vltAon
being sued for libel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

senaeDr Potter touched .egal
point IN q debate With Senator Bill.
ups, MoniAy evening that has been
discussed By men outside Of Oklaho-
mt not little. The liquor question
has been up ana down and rseny dol.
lars were expended to make the prohl.
bitlon cote Seem small thea. A munth
or so aso, the supreme courI Of this
state ruled the question hna never
been properly submitted 10 the voters
TO became D part o. the c0nsiuioH
but that such could nat come ep afteF
acceptance Of same.
Nr. Potter argues that the Supreme
court Of the United States world De.
clare Congress conl6 NOT admil q
state into the Union with o dividing
line On any 0neslo& l'he lhe save Of
liquor
And 81 ia 8 good lg0icEae sRat
Chat hsd the Washington h1gs or
sons spent hail the time geae
ago Ia getting legal Investigation
el me case eather than hunt re.sub-
mission phantoms, che contention of
Senator Potter would have coao GEAR
O. beinE sustained,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
New York Could Not Furnish az Az.
raham Lincoln


fsacramenio California Bee)
President woodrow Wilson OF
Princeton university makes The strlk
Ing dealarailon that II we needed an.
other Abraham Lincoln New Vose
could nor furnish him. but he would
have 70 come from the strong heard
OF the West or The South.
That Is true. The great men OF this
Nation have ever been the children
Of nature All through our history
our best have arisen from the sall.
The artificial life OF great cities is
not coninciye TO a broadening OF
manhood Out In The great free West
and the great ffSe South. the great
men Of this Nation have been bred
and born aud have attained 20 man
aOod
Even those who IN after years have
rlsen 10 great lights a residents ol
some big ciiy received their educa
Sion, imblbed their courage and thels
pluck aud their dominating Ameii
canism BY living close 10 nature.
Theodore Roosevelt hlmselr 10 ID
exception Othis rule. Pie probably
would noe be what he Is, would MOI
have done what he has done, u 4
were not Cor the fact that ke sncH
so many years hvina the Mfe OF 81
OlH.@i.fopg Mesterner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

We oGer One liundre8 pollafa Ne
ward lcrany case OF Galarrk that can.
not be cNred by Hal&s Ca'asrh Cure.
E g. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known
W. J Cheney for the last Is years and
believe lplm perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and hnanclallg
nbie 10 carry Dol any obligations ma3s
by his Arm
WALDING, eslyNAN q MARVl.s
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo q
Biali's catarrh Cure Is taken ihte7
aallg. acting directly unon the blood
aud mucous surlaces OF The system
Testimonials senl free. Price 20 cents
Dpr bottle, Sold hg sd druggists.
Take lialis iaiplly ellis ioF como.
patian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Chandler Okla Elllof gl0l4v l4ea
eF dear Sir. We hear considerable
criticism nowadays relative 10 certain
provisions Of our constitution, ane es-
Haclally have heard that part crit
elsed which psohibtis aliens frcm
lwnine rhal eitaie Within otr STATE
and also tlat portion which prohibits
.Ay cOlpQfaiiOn from owning more
real estate ihan is absolutely nee~
sary tc enab.e It TO properly cerT on
the business f0e which It III chartered.
IN my humble opinion the reign o.
The so.called safe and aare element
H siate y granRht With vastly
more danger Than II the we'll de8nea
nollries Of the Dem1cfssic pefiy as
expr1 saed b ouF ATE platforms IN this
state were carried out tn The letter
The people ase being lulled 70 sleep
- he losg Of the false prophet who
sees a. fathcr nretendato aee danger
I'll lhc wholesome provisions Of oar
stala constitution aud The statutory
laNa enacted hy our legislature
a fow Years ase afiyAlH foreign M
liYIduals and eofpussllaaH Cw1ea i-
91 acres Of land III the United
sgales Ms ieh sin territory gFeafer lpl
asles ttan the State nhindlAna NQwf
shut nlas tie free ga Amerlean cll
tsan lhlnk ul hImfe6 in hqlpluk "
fasu un q foreign arlatuefacy hy pay
ne tribute for living ii his own (gl
oountrys We beast Of our favorable
halance # sfndes The total excess Of
exnrtls over Imports rs more than 81,
as9.0a1 061 Not one cent of this enor
nous sum Nill ever be returned "
aS. A laree rafs of " represents the
rent we haye 3 pay ii Ihe foreigner
faf ii,e right 70 Ilye IN our eah t3l
cmlniiy
lint, Il Malses ia lllftrance whngllp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
OPPOSES PURE FOOD BILL


gdHoF Aeaaar We desire 20 easa
your stteniion 10 d5ouse aill 406
which Is an amendment TO ine pufe
food AMI drug bill demanding that
eyetg manufacturer 81 proprietary
medicines deposit with the eomnlls.
sionef ol health the formula gAcwinB
the constituent ingredients Of each
and every proprietary medicine As
the national pare bod act a-d the
local pure toad act already demand
that an proprietary medicines ce9.
tanning Injurious on poisonous iaRred.
tents must have such lggreaealn
prominently reciied Oh che label or
packEge, u would seem that ,he pisA-
he Is sufficiently protected agaiast
proprietary medicines containing nuis
onous or narcotic ingredients. whls
hill seems 90 be iatended me-eig to
Give the commissioner OF health
clup over any proprietary medicine
thlt mey hnl dsiapor with nlm. jnsl
the gerg kind 81 q law that creatns
hufeancrats That make tie covers
ment oi monarch 50 distgsteiul. We
hope you viii see the unialrness of
bill which paeeh trade secreta
wotth millions IN the hands oi oifi.
clals and politicians, The people are
fully protected 40 far aa proprietary
medicines are concerned hy the aa.
ilunal as well as the state pure food
and drug bill AMI We DO not believe
that any niiion has more segere
code covering such remedies aoy
than me United States re there.
fore trust we may prevail upon gau
10 use your best endeevofs LOOKING
70 the defeat Of this obnoxlous meat
use for which there is really no pub.
Nc demand at al. bur Is prohabi5 III.
splrei ny the doctors ana politicians
,who have some ultefior or selfish mo.
Ives K
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

q HFtncB NEIonkIsE mas dIseutrffu
one secret Of lonk life. His method
deals with the blood Hut long Ag0
millions Of Americans hasl proved
Electric Bltters pFolongs lie ami
makes II worth living II purlnes. eur
riches and vltalIges the hlood rehuilds
wasted nerve cells. iinpsYts lie end
tone 70 The satire AyAteml ils y EOd-
send TO neAk. sick aud deblllfsted peo
nle Kidney taSaale he'd bllghsad ms
iile fur months. writes ~. IS. aheF.
man. oi cushsk, Ne, '0ul nleclrle
Differs cured noe entirely Only soc
AZ All dfugglsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23


tBr"uns CDmmoner9
What selfreslialat rresldcnte :.
Fafi and l0hn d. Rockefeller showed
tho other deg when they met IN Geor'
gia! ~ papcrs rejected that they
exchanged compliments aud from zoe
reports lheF showed no visible signs
Of displensrre aud vet hof Mr. TAFT
must have grltted his teeth when ne
lNougis o1 the 'meaa irlck" that Mr.
Rockefeller played on him by com
lNa nat openly In his support just be
icre the elsctloN. and Ny Rockefeller
nust have glafed at Mr. Taft as hts
indignation rose wiiain him Al tat
memory ol Mr. rafl's brutal repudla
tor Of as sNppurt. Or was ihc ante
e.eetlos controversy pari al $40
aiay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

The Modfofd Patriot man complain
shnl The Leader made bigger head
i.nAs If hla removal from, The pu4i
alIice iaan ths other p9simasiers i
lhc state. II Is true Nif yslnlet had
Seen 80 long and strong IN his deienae
II aepublicaniam, and had 50 often
declared Democracy Wild and danger
0us. thai & was ten 70 BE- 4 more IN
nhftMnI item no pn Hee WIS inirnd.
FL list snerelH allnk the newa al
Iflkle8 il is |npbrtaeee as Ae saw
II The Leader thought L a good
news item had II first aud sent that
word over The state as 4 feature Of
the daes' news Fact. Palmer him.
aelf played 4 ~ big item
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

&eag h are shepe
There rs a sort Of colore1 embfold-
cry ca coarse Linen shuwa "a the
shops this week thal Is 10 be Vsed Tor
belts, cg lhe touch 81 color N the
roAe This embroidery Is very muuh
,plke snEt seen On oldfashi0ned samp.
lers aud could, No doubt be easily
done at home The resemblance "a
me sampler "a very striking "A the
loun lion Is oi such coarse linen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

"Your only hope. said three doctora
to Mrs. NJ II Fisher. Detroit. Mick.
suffering from severe rectal trouble,
Hes IN an operation. then J used Or.
Kings New Life pills. she writes,
.iil wholly cured" They nreyent
Appendicitis cure Constlpatloa, Head.
ache. 25c at al drugs sts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

.tEeall.ag about goud places ta in
fesl IN real estate VINO ever aeard Of
snyone .allslg TO 4ake ri0aeg ~ u
iuthrie realty layestmenl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
. oo . Q 8 Q o . Q 90 . 0 .
. WHAT EprfoRs ANK tAs,No .
sooeeeooeoeoeeeeo .


An unmarried woman VIII repre-
sent the Mothers Congress IN To
peka. There are god mepy Jokes
about The mothers congress ana this
Is one OF ihem. Topeka sKansas)
Capital. at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
o o o o o 0 Q o o o Q 10000 Q
o TALES FROM SEN. q
o ATE CLOAK ROOM 9
8 o o 0 90 0 o 90 0 5000 O {


wise be inclined 10 social NE OF even
lngs 70 stay at the post % duty.
Many complaints are made over night
sessions. some Of the obiectors thrent
ening to pui a sAree-miaUte grle OF
debate
franklin Says an this ,alk af hti
chelt plowlng corn is a aice thing
away from Mead. bus the facts are
THAI Hatchetl owns TWO 1oiMds
bid dog, three guns and an auta.
mobile. and II those Be NOT tae slg9s
Of a wealthy landlord thea meg nn6
hrethren, what are tAeyg
Pete Duffy viii wrise az gde for
The senate to be- rea. Saint p6t
rlcks day In the mornins
Roadie has bis sect 1hls yqar
where he can ilanA 40 insurgents,
AMI cross out any who may wish ta
leich the wings without being tag.
ged Tor action The Ada man Is close
enough 10 tho president sdesk q get
recogaitlon. even when ns aoisy s.
memher q scerd he trying far yecasni
llon
q Tchols win get the yecor@ 5ay 6fl
capilallon and cozsolidatica. As 4
chalrmaR Of The nrst judiciary com
mlitee. The Elk City man has heeg
able to apply tAe axe 10 many bills d
consolidate them HAeN assra THAI
one xns offered on the same tcDle
head. However, The various senet
/ cTs have ben able 10 get tAeir pSacge,
| on the foof Cor couslierasiugt
y gena1or sieHsgi is d3ws at Clsre
more and the guest 81 the city The
blg Anllers man wta met at ne trails
/ BY Mr Moward. former clerN of 9hs
senate. and taken 10 the sequoyal
| hotel, whore he NEl remGH untll &c
RECEIVERS from tho eheNmaiig attach
/ 2hIch hiss ha1 hlm ont 8f the uor&
d lag @afness for eight days
a-------4.-s--.-..
80 feel strong, have goo6 aDpiill
and digestion. sleep soundiy ano eE
/ Joy life. use 5nrdock Blood Bltlers th
/ goeet system tonic and buil0eg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Hutchinson. Kans. After trying doc
lors and diTlaronl medhInpe for kld'
nay. bladder and rhenahtle trouble.
Halls rexas Wonder cured me- Il ~
lhe best nedIcine on earth Walter
VI Perry e. 8. Msln street SOLD BY
MI druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Byrd Mcclure has been interviewed
ii washington. BYRD told the correa
pondent ne II from Oklahoma. but the
records az NOT show he ever tried 10
do much for +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

we raised 10 MIN our l0inea hEncs
Smiling and leyel.e3ed
give "a Tor ave. as lcvc demands
goses hnd rte" We cries.
Martha Idecullock Williams "a tae
March kinelees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Georg. MkIlen. aged IS yo1rs, was
found deaA on the Parks leaae four
miles north 0f tspwey "Wednesday
lie had bees dead several hours aud
physicians believe death resnlled
lfAm natural 1nuses naFflesYllle
Enterprises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Ini Fl should se Remembered thet
iohn d. Rackpieller does not believe
j giving away so Muek as to deprive
rlg of the common necessities of life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

8a keep up G foreign arlstocracy 81
domestic cne The absurditY Is IL
allowing any lna.gidufl 70 charge isr
ne rieat 10 liza en- this carte This
absurd system should Be abolished
through the tinia worn custom ii lax
alton Tx ihe land sum enaallius
the snnual rent exclusive Of lmproves
ments. theE 40 one could anarge ems
other Tor Che right tc Hse the earth.
Instead of sepealiag ang part 1i our
Laws Ia ibis particular. We shout eu.
upt 0llfer and more restrictive 0nea
:. B Al. ROBERTSON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Georgia champagne makers eam
alaia the yreneh lafih is SO alg ruW
hey can not shlp their product e
Bordeaux for the Mum labels.