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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20
CHAPTER xxyII.
IN rHr sAnE aRAyx wIrH

 N1OWN in the village of Arafat there were signs of vast HI commotion. Early risers and
 the guards were flying from house to house, shouting the news. 2 Outside the harbor lay the low, say age looking ship. Its guns were point ed directly at the helpless town. It's decks were swarming with white clothed men.
 The plague was forgotten. The of peace was lost in the face of this of strategy was ended.
 'sThey will not firet They dare, not!' he was shrieking as he dashed back and forth along the dock. ''It is chance They do not come for Chase. Believe in mel The tugi The tug! They must not Iand!"
 The crash of the long unused. six pounder at7the chateau. followed al most immediately by great roar from one of the cruisers guns, brought the panic to crisis.
 The islanders scattered like chan be fore the wind, looking wild eyed oyer their shoulders in dread of the pursu ing cannon ball, lodging in and out among the houses and off into the foothills.
 Rasula, undaunted, but crazed witt disappointment, stuck to his colors or the deserted dock. He cursed aHd raved and begged. In time two ol three of the more canny, realizing tha safety lay in an early peace offering ventured out beside him. Others fol | lowed their example, and still other, slunk trembling to the fore, thei voices ready to protest innocence ant I friendship and loyalty.
 | They had heard of the merciles American gunner, and they knew il their souls that he could shoot the is land into atoms before nightfall. | The native lawyer harangued then l ard cursed them and at last brough I theAn to understand in a feeble wa, I that no harm could come to them i l they faced the situation boldly. Tn Americans would not land on Britisl soil: it would precipitate war witt | England They would not dare to at tempt a bombardment; Chase was 1 liar, mountebank, dog! After shooi Ing himself hoarse in his frenzy of de spair he finally succeeded in fcrcin, the men to get up steam in the com | pany's tug.
 All this time the officers of tn l American w4rship were dividing thei attention between land and sea- An other vessel was coming up out of tn l misty horizon. The men on boart knew it to be a British man-of-war! Suddenly party of white men az preached the startled Rasula. A hur l dred bager hands were extended, hundred volces cried out for mercy. l hundred Mohammedans beat thei heada n eb5ect suhmisston.
 I Hollin&tworth Ch4se. Lord Dep I finrbtn andsa 1aznlli4r dst1re in 4n il
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20
(ro be Continued,
CURED HAY FEVER
 AND SUMMER COLD

A. S. Nusbaum. Batesville. Indiana,
 writes: Last year I suffered for three
 months with a summer cold so dis tressing that it interfered with my business. T had many of the symp- toms of hay fever. and a doctors pre- scription did not reach my case, and I took several medicines which seemed only to aEgravate it. Fortunately l insisted upon having Foley,s Honey and Tar. It quickly cured me. My Tar with the e8me suecesa 2. 2, B.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20

There to0s Q single shot from Hae Kings
 Ot0n. single shot from the Kings Own, a reverberating farewell. Hollingsworth Chase turned away at last. There were tears in his eyes, and there were tears in those of MT. Bowles.
 "Bowles,'' said he, tits beastly shame they didn't think to say good by to old man Skaggs. He's in the same grave with us.'
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20
 X 8URE AND OBTAIN A COPY BEFORE THIS IS 5s:4 EXHAUSTED I1e Wild Widow
By GERTTE DE s. wENTwoRTH-JAAdzs

Ir04 Haven Union: s.The book, like HTS Froverbial widow. is so dangerous 4x 4kecinating in style that one does XDk care to commence to read it until oASY have time to finish it-''
 # 814 Krancisco Bulletin: e The Wild <[14oW by Gertie De s. Wentworth
 Eloee Is just as wild as the widest. E&4 ee4rcher for the morbid hder the Gy4xe S0f the white lights may save h1u1GeH the trouble of the hunt and xoad this book It seems to be a cross bekNean Sappho. The Absintheur The D6cAnneron Of Boccaccio and a Liter 1xy Aspiration. It might have been written by sPotiphar's wife had that +lq4y grabbed a. frenzied and unre- pF0Yed pen and let her itnay ayination 1GEte 4u1l sway. ss
 me Cincinnati Times-Star says: EefS us Introduce the Wild Widow x Bh& cqmes from England where Paul 4f Hhfee Weeks lived. Gertie De S.
 x0u<Worth-James is the authoress. It <#| l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20

is frankly an unusual story that comes perilously near the jumping-off place into the realms of unclad and virgin realism. It is passionate. palpitating and ingenious The plot is unusual and the English readers liked i. it much"
 The Milwaukee Free Press says: s' The Wild Widow is well named Katherine Orlitson, with her striking looks and red hair. is the. adventures of imagination and originality. Her friend, Honora was one of the true feminine type, Katherine being one of whom it was sure to be said that the gray mare was the better horse Be tween them these ladies contrive to juggle with some of the deadly sins and to fracture several of the com mandments and when at last it turns cut that none of the ten is broken be- yond repair, nobody will be more just ly surprised than the reader of this extraordinary talen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20
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lie went out upon the west gallery and. utterly Jagged, threw himself fzto an unexposed chair and stared through
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-20

MISSION PIANOS-Brand new, sam
 ple styles, regular price $500. DO dur ing sale only $zlu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

ADJUSTMENTS s
ZNSSSZuNzNSSNzNNzSSNNSzNSSNN

forecast tho appearance VI The uirl
hehlnd the Weir We sat tight and
were prepared TO vocal the 18th let
tor OF tho alphabet Also. there was
a Visible stretching Of the eaout.
chouc, which IL popularity supposed
any which Joins the head and
Dui srhe ulrl Remind the Ven"
was merely woman, appropriately
arrayed In white, with a white veil
hiding tho wind0wH OF her soul.
Your firat impression was teeth and
.. .Ss%ss , 81 her .s ws''e es ms, n
wants 10 make talk. dent know,
aud Carl Rnlter won't tell. At all
odds, the yelled creature has voice
which Il lust as Hood a. nins nips
OF negus. whatever that Ia Tier la
bial Hts hardered on the luscious
and, lihe Tom Waters, she vanished
whom you expected the hish scar.
Margaret Really. together with Al.
bert icott, Oscar Grey nrisss and
Frank i.smaater, do NJ In a sketch
which harka bach 20 the time when
the North and South were shooting
each other fun " holes, The sketch
ia called Witches Hour and Candle
Liaht" and consists OF a vast
amount Of explanatory Dialogue and
amattsr Of action. Tho sketch
lent oeerburduned with hittism
Acrobatic antics worth while are
provided by SpaldinH and ilero,
the Scandinavian symnasta. They
have original apparatus, original
stunts and one OF the boys. IA an
bits Of the biili
Charles u, Weber opens the fes-
tivitiea with sood-humored jug
sl.ry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
An Example to the
West

Tho insurance commissioner OF
Rhode Island has Issued state
ment showing the comparative busi.
ness done In that state by stock
fire insurance companies aud mu-
tual companies. The statement
shows that the whole amount paid
10 stock companies was 81 1853. 1895.
The amount paid to Rhode Island
mutual companies was s6.6if.lI6.
The total premiums received by
mutual companies OF other states
was ss.125.2s6. The dividends 70
turned by the Rhode Island com
paniss to policy holders In their
own state amounted to s5.463.2i5.
while the mutual companies Of
other states doing busineas In
Rhode Island returned dividends TO
the amount Of t5.ess ESQ. thus
showing dividends To policy hold
ers Of over sii.000.000. These
results should be n lesson to the
people Of the West who are com
planning Of high Insurance ratios.
Il Is this same class Of cooperation
that Is now being carried on by
more than 10000 property owners
in Washington and idaho with the
Northwestern Mutual Fire associ-
alton OF this city. and through
which they are already saving over
$500 per day compared to the rates
OF stock companies. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
YOUNG FOLKS
MARRIED BY
BRIDES PA
Harry L. Allen and Miss
Edith Field Marlatt viii
Do Missionary Work in
lquique.

They met In a class room at the
University OF Puget Sound. Pcr-
haps he showed her the solution OF
q difficult problem. or perhaps he
picked up a fallen book. but ut any
rate II was ease OF love at first
sight THIS they both concur In,
Last night the elimination Of tho
romance was reached In their mar
riagc. the Rev. Harry l.. Allen to
Miss Edith Field Marlatt The Ger.
emony was performed by the father
OF the bride. Rev. J. z. Marlatt, at
his home, 1914 Second Nv, W.
About 100 guests witnessed the cor
emony.
Tho young husband will take up
his life's work as missionary Ia
Iauiuue. Chile. after n ak months
honeymoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS,


N their search for Smiles, Kind
patrons, who Kicked in with kos
prcka AT tho itig krani last niEht.
received q tairlf betty package Of
And. appreciating the iawfter lad
for hos hrutn when you allow
HIN 10 take chance with your rls-
utilities,
Consider, also. that perennial pair.
niau piffic- Charles Murray aud oil
lie Mack Not an inch ~ their Junk
needs the hodkln7itn Just pure
plum. nnd rcarnH or II.
The particular Popoeatepti Of the
rsr'y n " supposed 80 ss 1snoTs "a, hq-
paHiierii The sonora commits TIE
indisefeiion Of wandering into q
handits hut during storm The
sonora looks good to sig. and she
4 compelled 10 work her wilee over
time that she may gain possession
OF . dagger Having gained pee.
session 81 the blade. the sonora
Hlnka u between nls'a shoulder
blades and then hikes for the rain
and snow, The affair Il pulled OFT
to display entrancina eyes, a aariah
gown aud a sort of suppressed mua-
clio maneuver Rosario impressed.
And then Tom watersi Thomas
s shSMss l,ssis OF .ysrsshins. y.
ainginE. clever pIanics and taihH
Tom made friends light quick. and
the icnser he held forth the more We
wanted, nut erudiie Thomas went
away leaving us wanting more.
which II the secret OF popularity
Murray and Mack received a well
come calculated To urge their hest
efforts. THIS familiar pair sliced
theit approach but when they sot
down TO that football game and
bnxtng match real comics rnnuad,
That hurleaaue boxing bout. albeit
ancient. "a as ncrsamy as % YoFe.
and the old timers quit friends with
every person from the orchestral
pit TO buckingham"
When the rcd riectfie isttsr "E''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

when a person ~ years old and
one who has been a chronic suffer
~ from rheumatism and heart srou-
Bic for ia years has been cured %
10th ailments. there should be no
mfther doubt about tho inertia OF
NJ agency that accomplished the
rure. The agency is the l.ouxhnoy
4 InuEhney Bake oven. suite 22p
d ssa Peoples Savings Bank build
inx. Seattle. and the person who
now praises that great invention
>rcause II has restored her 10
health In her old axe Is Mrs. II. y,
pcuty OF Dunlap. Wash.
Ms. Docty had to be helped TO
he treatment rooms. but after her
first treatment she felt relief. and
vas able to go away without as
Instance. Steadily she Improved
during treatment. and today she IL
entirely cured Tho result Is that
ske Is telllag all her friends
about It.
Tho Bake Oven hours are from
"a u. to ,. m. daily and from
'sa N. to neon Sundays, Consul
1.tlon Is tree. A regularly licensed
shysIclan Is constantly In attend.
snee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
WISCONSIN FOLK At
THE FAIR TOMORROW

Judge Levi H. Bancroft. former
attorney general and now speaker
Of tn. assembly OF Wisconsin. viii
be the orator OF Wisconsin day at
tho A..Y~P. expositirn tomorrow
The Wisconsin day meeting will be
at lao at the Auditorium. Head
quarters for tho day a, tho wiscon.
sin booth 10 tho Manufactures gal
lcry. In tao evening th.r. will be
a Wisconsin reception and dance at
tho Washington State building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
THE MARKETS

rbr following sse the svsvsas
prices austea ~ the local whole
callers % local pr.dse~. meats s.a
fsrd- frtees Ia all essss ere sub-
bet 60 esrtsttsa. s<sss dag 10
freshness saa ueaer.i enretissrs,
bot thes~ prices. asiess ssh<rwtss
Indicated. sre foe STRICTLY ftrss
sssd~s4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
BIG IRRIGATION PROJECT.

CHEYENNE. wyo, Aug. si.--A
reorganization Of the shoshone
River Canal company. with the Ell
penditure OF t2.0oQ. 300 for the de-
yelopmens OF the Oregon basin
reservoir project. abandoned some
years ago. is being considered by
capitalists from Chicago. who are
consulting with the state officials
II Is proposed 10 reclaim 100000
acres Of land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

The steamer jefferson tied up at
the Alaska Steamship company's
dock at .. m. yesterday afternoon.
She has been on an excursion trip
TO Southeastern Alaska and will
leave out again at o'clock this
evening. sho had full passenger
list on her last voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

GENEVA. N. Y. Aug. ai.-An
eclipse Of Mars by tho moon. yisi-
BILE throughout the United States.
will occur September is, at s:42
o. m, according to a bulletin H.
sued by Prof. BROOKS at Smith OBJ
nervatory. sGia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

The United States cruiser Albany
len the navy yard at Brcmerton
Yesterday for San Francisco. where
she will be put In shape for cruise
in Central American waterA The
cruiser has been At the navy yard
a couple OF weeks and has had two
new tail shsfta fitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

TABRIz, Persia. Aug. si.-Rah-
min Khan. Persian bandit. has
been captured by Russian punitive
expedition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
Buy Water Front

Alongside the Brrmerton Navy
Yard. where Uncle Sam Il
spending millions Of dollars
every year. Navy Yard city
has one mile Of the prettiest
water ffont on Puget sound. and
b alongside the navy yard. We
are building a city thsFe. and
every day we take crowds over
there lat our cxrensel and
prose to them that profits will
b large IN a short time. Until
ue complete our new Navy Yard
CITY dock Ne will sell large loss
4 $40 and up. Terms - down
and 81 monthly. city water
mains laid and paid for. We
build homes on easy payments.
Cal at our office and arrange
10 70 with us on the fa,,s new
steamer ~ n Kennedy. having
coiman dock 10 times sally.
One thousand choice lots AND
(r1rts to choose from. Only so
ninufes' ride.
oReMeRToN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY
~ Cherry 81. 6rosnd Floor.
Call or write for maps and prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

oLyMPiA.-Gov-rnor ". Z. Hay
has issued call for special cleo
fion for September ? In the second
congressional district TO elect sue
cessor TO tho late Congressman r.
W. Cushman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

The steamer President arrived In
from San Francisco and the south
at $50 last evening. Strong head
winds marked the whole OF tho
voyage north TN the last day OF
the trip and mos; Of the passen-
gers were glad 10 stick to their
bertha. As IL usual ut this season.
the passenger list was very heavy
one and the weasel was loaded down
With freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
r.ntsGe..

A cracking good bill OF vaudeville
IL dtahcd up Tor patrons OF tho Pan"
this week Tho Three Demons arr
billed for topilnrdom. and they are
not misplaced The act n staged on
a revolving platform. and on this
platform two men and siri do
p.riious bicycle stunts. II caused
lot Of gaapa yesterday
The Aarkea nros.. armed with
cello and cQrnet. were warmly re-
ceived. and Nadia A Co. present
unique act. with tho bottom OF thu
seas ns setting Songs and dances
are appropriately Interpreted.
Marion and Moore earned bowls with
their act, and q piayiet. typical Of
Russian life. put on by J r turtus.
main. was good The Doric Trio Of
songsters was hugely liked. and
Miss Helen Lowe was as usual with
her Illustrated song
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

Los ANoELEs.-On the witness
stand yesterday In the trial Of for
mer Chief Of Police Broadhead.
Mayor Harper gave the lie to the
witnesses in regard TO tho red
light corruption case"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

TACOMA man known as J.
y. Barnes has swlndled the farmers
OF this district out OF about 81 900
by representing himself as being
connected with Seattle and Tacoma
commission houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
Ist..

The patrons ~ the Lois theatre
will soc vaudeville for tho last tins
this week There are five fairly
good acts The bill includes the
Pour iiaydans. hsadiIHurn. who do a
bully wire act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31
ON THE FRONT


The Santa Clara sailed last uisht
at O'Clock for Valdez.
On Thursday the steamer Port
land will sail for Southwestern
Alaska via Juneau and on the same
day the Admiral Sampson will sail
at l p, m. for San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
Arrangements have been made TO
pay off the crew Of the III fatcd
steamer Ohio at ! y. IN. this after.
noon.
The ateamahip Spokane sailed for
San francisco yesterday with up
wards Of 900 passengers and a full
cargo list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

oLYMPiA.-The trial Of ortis
Hamilton on the charge Of grand
larceny BY embezzlement has been
set for September 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

ThcoMA-cenerai Thomas II.
cayanAush. who was surveyor gen
arai Of this state under President
Harrison. IL dying at tho home OF
his sister In the west end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

EvERETr.-Thc annual county
fair opened yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-31

Los ANeELEs.-Rev. J. W.
Broushton OF Portland. Or. has
been elected TO succeed r. J. Bur
dette M pastor OF the Temple Bap.
tist church. resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

inairs. The rules were suspended
md the resolution raa;en ~ an passed
Immediately NJ. Turner spoke brief.
N IN explanation Of the conditions
which made necessary the introanc.
ilcn OF the resolution
HlIis Were Introduced as Follows:
By Calhoun, PrOaibiilng TIE driving
av y Of stock ana providing penalties
therefor
Bl THlotson tand strain. OF the sem
4ie), Regulating the use and preser-
walton Of oil ana gas. providing penal.
slea for violation. providing for Office
Of 0il inspector etc
BY Gllmer and Glover Authorizing
county commissioners to Issue bonds
for the construction Of gooA roads
BY the same Cor abollshment OF
township orgsnizaticr where same
may be desired
BY the same, Granting county com
mlssioners general supervision Of all
roads end highways within thelr re-
spectlve counties.
BY Ross For eleeting chief justice
end aa acting chief justice OF the su-
meme court and defining his duties
By Hughes, Establishing Eastern
state normal at Tanlequaa, ana ap-
prcrilatlng SAC 900 for purchase Of
Cherokee seminary at that place for
said purpose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
NAY CALL
AFRICAN
TRIP OFF

Washington. Jan. 2e.--A story g
gfloul Va the capital today that Pres.
ldeni Roosevelt Is upon the eve o.
abandonment or. al least, posIpcnnG
Indefinitely bis African hunting tiip.
AZ different times within tho last weFN
ho president remarked 20 two New
York politicians, one OF thom me n,
ber AZ congfcsa. that he feared nn
would not be aele 10 carry out lis
llans d 50 70 Africa
The chief ronann 20 the prOcoeatnH
which has been started ngainsi lpsciul
pgliizer Of the New York World iNA
allegod criminal libel IN lonneatini
With ihc panama canal scandal.
nnugla 'uson, brother ln-law SO
pregidch sycll Naa tho first wli.
ness calleu .oday before the Federal
GRAND inr} for the District Of colum
ba In lhe lnyesIgaiion Mr Robin
son was On NE stand FOR only ten
minuies Nhcn leaving the court
room De refused % make amy state
meut as d his testimony
II ~ TAFT mahaser OF the Washing
ton office gf ihe Western Union Of
flee. wnH fhc grennd witness called
Among others who were eallcd inl0
lhr jury room was a. ~ fraeY. oi
lhe indianapolis News hufeau W.
nunhar Ill Rocker end O spmg.
lcr OF ihe Washington news bureaus
Otto Carmichael Jesse Conway and
Charles Albert Of the Washington
bureau Of The New ork World
Practically ilc whole day was con
mImed with taking testimony of these
Witnesses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

the employees no small degree OF
pleasure. II stated that he mad ap'
sroves and slsnea Bill M. daa under
which s2S.O0O is appropriated for the
laymcnt Of officers and cmlloyes OF
The Two houses,
Secretary Barrett 81 tae state board
4 agriculture sent IN q communlca-
ton IN which the uso OF the boarls
lfiCes was rendered the committee
IN general agrlculture.
Senate Bill No "a stirred up o
lively .ehaia, This Is the bin under
which Il IS proposed to stabllsh
'ofty.acre experiment farms IN each
county and 100000 is appropriatei
'os this purpose for next yen and q
IKE emount for tic following yeaf.
'ohnssn aba Murphy both spoke IN op
position to The meAsure, l0yalace
vas also agslnss II ana believed the
peoples mouey eaull be spenl TO bet
Tor advantage IN some other manner
lc opscsed lhe blt Flp the interest or
1ubllc economy
Smith at Custer 1as also against
lhn measure while Uttesback took
he opposite Wow Casicel w2s strong
8 for the measure and Faulkner made
characteristic plea Ii Ia dcfcnso
Durant opposed lhc bill end novel
hat q he lndonntoY postponed WI on
ihoidcbale began lie moved the pre-.
lions question ana thus shut ON the
ebitc. On roll cell tne motion Tor
Indefinite postnnnemcut was lost. AZ
hls time there ware MANY calls for
lpcrnment, but DE hpnse heEl on
nth considerable other business was
ransactrd, among this helng the IN.
soduction of sepemi new bills.
Turner introduced resolution
nenuralzlng congress ln raeard 10
se plait national Rlrk near sulphur.
The mark has benn SO divided ami the
aHds Of the townetc 50 cut, up as i0
werk great Inconvenience 20 the pe0.
pie Of Sulphur Mr. Turner's resolu.
tlon sseka relief fqr This condition Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

The tender leaves Of harmless
lunghealng mountain us shrub give
60 Dr Shoop'a Cough Remedy rs maf-
Yeleus curative properties Tight
hcklmg, OF distressing coughs quickly.
Yield to tae Aealug, aogihlng action
pf this splendid prescription -Dr.
sho p's Cough Remedy And Il Is So
safe and good for children as welt
Containing no opium, ehlor0foru, or
other harmful drugs, mothers shonia
In safety always demand ~ Shoops.
II other remedies are offered toll
them mol Be your own judge SOLE
by Wahace's drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

The Clerk Of Che Senate read The Journal q The Senate for
,he fifteenth legislative day.
The Clerk OF the House read hc Journal Of Ie House for
lle fifteenth legislative day.
The presiding officer made the following announcements
The presiding officer appointed Senator Strain aud sepre
scntatives Ross and lea Tie Honorable I r. Gore
10 the platform
Mr. Gore delivered appropriate address Ia which he
thanked the Legislature and the people Of the State Of Oklahoma
for the great honor conferred upon him.
The presiding officer appointed Representatives Brownbc
and Workman and Senator Browucc the Honorable
Dennis T. Flynn 70 the platform.
Mr. Flynn delivered short and appropriate address
The Joint Session motion BY Strain dissolved the Sem
ate retiring
On motion BY Harrison the House adjourned until oeock
A. H. Thursday, January FL 1909
w IT. EBEY
Chief Clerk
u. w CRUAg,
Minute Clerk.