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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-01-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Following letters remain uncalled
for in the Aberdeen postofflce for the

Following letters remain uncalle(
for in the Aberdeen postofflce for tn
week ending Jan. 10, 1909:
Alsbury, J. o.
Boon, Mrs. Ida
Belief, Spas.
Benson, r. w.
Breitlauch, J. c.
Bradley, Jake
Cahill, Tom
Calkins, VIM.
Cato, w. II.
Clark, j. G..
Conwaris, Jess
Dassan, Henrick B.
Excelsior Lumber Co.
Fulton, Robert
Gold, Ida
Grays Harbor Grocery Co.
Harm, Samuel
Hlebowisc, Mike
Harris, Miss Kate.
Harvey, L.
Henson, G. w.
Hill, Johan
Henderly. John
Hicca, Mr..
Henry, G. A. or H. r
Hubley, William
Ilian, Fred
James, Peter
Johnson, ]. S.
Kennedy, r. S.
Loks. Miss B.
Livingston, J. L.
Leith, Mrs. Joseph
Lentz, Robert
Martell. Maise
Marshall, Miss Ada
Melvin, H. A. -
Michand, Mrs. Duncan
Mortimer, John
Monroe, Mrs. r. M.
Moody, w. j.
Mclean, Mrs. West
McGeer. Noah G.
Mckenzie, Roderick F.
Nelson, N. J.
Norgren, Mrs. John
Patten, Miss May
Pelter, Severi
Perreganux, Hermanun (3)
Proctor, w. H.
Roesgen, Harry, - -
Sherk, Mrs. L. H.
Swanson, Anton
Smith, ]. S.
Smith, Mrs. Abbie e (2)
Vasso, Peter
Walters, Gilbert
Wiley, o. E.
Fourth Glass.
Nellie Bray
G. E. Bush
Chas. Spencer
When calling for the above pleas
say advertised"
w. B. CRAMMATTE.
Postmaster.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-01-21

HOLLY FLOUR, FOR LIGHT, DE-
licious bread. Deans Tea and Cof-
fee Store. tt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-01-21

KTR. WILLIAM A. PRESSER, 172a
4V1 Third Ave-, Moline, Ill, writes:
81 have been suffering from catarrh
In the head for the past two months
and tried innumerable so-called RENEE
dies without avail. No one knows how
have suffered, not only from the dis
ease itself, but from modification wlsen
in company of friends or strangers.
81 have used two bottles of your med
icine for short time only, and it
effected a complete medical cure, and
what is better yet, the disease has not
returned.
81 can most mphatically recommend
Pcruna to all sufferers from this dis.
ease"
Read This Experience.
Mr.. A. Thompson, Box G5, r.. r. l.,
Martel, Ohio, writes: "When l began
your treatment my eyes were inhamcd,
rose was stopped up half Of the time,
and was sore and scabby. I could not
rest at night on account of continual
hawking and splitting.
Il had tried several remedies and was
about to give up, but thought l would
try Peruna.
"After l had taken about one-third of
bottle l noticed II difference. l am
now completely cured, after suffering
with catarrh for eighteen years.
81 think if those who are afflicted
with catarrh would try Peruna they
would never regret it,"
Man-a.lin an Ideal Laxative,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-01-21

A twics-a-wssk transcript Of the hap
psuiugs on 0rays XarborOThs Absr.
deem ssmi-Weekly Xera1d, $500 . year;
$50 In adva1oo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-01-21

4 twioe-a-wesk transcript q the hap
peuing0 on 0rayS 8axbor-Tho AbeE.
Lesr ssui.Weskly Herald, S2.oo . year;
$50 In advancA .,,t, ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
pEeLARr CHARGE wlLL FAl4
cantImaa trom Rasa ono

Continued irom Page One
little or no value. ~ these dhys some
lot these lots are worth hundred
times as much al they we're worth
then rhe charge. therefore, against
the men Who are Indicted. Is thas they
transferred possession Of a ini oi
which they had possession 20 some
friend. who had no other lot IN Mus
kogee. Usually this friend lived N
some other city when possession was
transferred 10 this friend the lown'
site commissioners were advised thai
this person claimed possession, Or was
entitled 10 possession and that therp
was no adverse claim The towuai'H
commission could do nothing less than
schednle che lots 10 such PERSON nay
ing the p0sseaaery .lEht and Ute roy
lowed as q maEier Ok course TO encA
scheauIee oe bis legal right when me
appraised value was paid, This WA
rot unlawful IN the SCHEDULED It wHl
the exercisa Of his rlght granted %
law and by the Greek agreement iie
is NOT now charged with c0naplrai5
but When he exercises tais iegal rleli.
and the quit-elalEs % the originai
owner Of the possessory right s 90
cused OF conspiracy q defraul ~
camse he has aYniled alilacI d lht
legal right Of the schedules
Conspiracy Is combination @. iN'
Ot more persons 70 do something an
lawful ln this case Clarence Tufpe'
and niliIones agreed q 40 q lhlnf
whlea WIS lawful b0esuae Rlll ionv.
had the right 70 acquire one lot END
he he'd lawful right noi anlyiQ au
uuife but Ia aeii Il for / bic price VI
little price. or 30 price under sh,
law # nrlvate property The remafk
iahlo thing IS that Clarence Turner (.
laccuscd of conspiracy ann Viii zones
| the other half DC the transaction |,
moi accused pf consnIracy fet tat
| lsv Of conspiracy rcQulre1 Two peFson.
l0fenaanlre t6 az aouosldng unlawful
lln this Gree Il rs net claimed tha
,nnl Jones dla anythlue unlawful. an.
ne IS not tndieiedtapq ealhet be slst
Clarence Turner la h&ndeted aei ~
account OF one Transaction of this CHAR
acler where he ecnsuIfes alone viii
The schednlee 20 90 lawful aei. bl
because this ifensacll0n y regeSaef
az ethically improper. In that its ulli
mate erect has haen TO enable fuFnel
t0 acquire mora land Than the law
\ authorized ~ direct schedule ha'
therefore number of lmnropfletles
nv cumulative force becomes felony
A resmenl mi convincing
/ A Asis .Hat TON Hfs ~ hlmeelI nol
can he conspEfe Wlih i schednIhe <
IdU lawful net I'hr lnVffpR III Naah
pre greatly aslenlshed 81 the aellup d
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rglgaaoNg nuaLIa agoEaaITy

Continued from, 9ase one
- -s-s-s,r.t -
ccmmlseion te certify hark y tbo
court wishia lhe nest alfiy de9a she
Facts s0unh n9 l,,e ruEmlsAloH aittf
ihe lengthy nearing on ihc inaster.
pp0a which tie commission 1as2r
ils order entered some leFec mon ~
nro Aaeirna the ennhaHy p put baet
inir hGers Vie Old rates lhe sam'
mlss.0u certified ln Che aasemaee Tic
vast amount ns evidence sakca IF tae
hcGSing q, ,he egse hnl .aadvertenl's
failed mclada TIE findings aud
statement of fac.s uao1 which they
made the order
The Aani determination Q, the care
Nv tae aurfeme court ia nwsiied w
the flllgana throughout The state pa
tie ploneor company aes aueniplea
in make ulmliar galae n v'mast ~
thp larger rliiaH N ;he alale lhe
ratca II Taid nere laf4zaeft from III
sns fesldence 9hoDee % s2't0 and fnr
eiiiee phones front 81 g s.
Feeafal other lelennoaR .ietu enspA
afa alac aUv sanEiug hefufc tae ~
IIifft4tH tiIFNts tsANtNNfAE "" tssHt
The City cf .]arssInrno p ihc Fieaeer
cutnl Any anloh Is directly il lne With
the Euhfle rush ID which mo qltealspn
ug wh9thf 3 gelaphnna company tan
legally raies ne rate SssFf The nfirf
lfHlaaag n lila gfAhetlse efIIiHed
s Liz aify Us Elle pNIsH af EfAas
NalHoa5 IL rfHsEn Order ~
y iiSIIllah In - ,tteaH dsefsIdh HAT
fuIllle service fnfpefnll9n@ can within
twelve muulhs after an order la made
by the corporation commls sion arih.al
sreh faee Hnua ppplIcaiicn 10 ihr an'
preme rourS fer an order compelElne
ihe certifying Ap ol ealll#nce and facts
M tie order eomplalund ol the sn'
rfcme curf II ~ qriniup hs IHdRt
, Williams This morning manied such en-
ofdes pfaHed fnr hf ha I<nnsas Cs'1
Southern rallreaa v0nnanY whlfh al
'faee ha ReWgal oranf So lHH was
unreasonable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
HOGO SHOWS
GOOD FAITH

Yae eeninitlea aaglnf IL cherec
lht eise 81 ihe hns,line city OF Hugo
lor loea,lon o. the eastern ssylum for
lhe lasne has alea bond IN The
semi slr n $4,000. aa q guarantee
tha. the wnier 10 De lufnlshes ny that
city to the atnle Institution. IN event
~ location Id ur near shai city VIII
be wholesome and meet fun approval
81 the state board Of health
Tho committee alleges there have
hAsn nladh charges by opnanents to
aAat ritg hing made the choice uf
u lhc slaIe iuf lhe ssslaa that the
supply " not alone insufficient
nnt anheallhy ard Impure Tho com-
asAlaa has Hled with ae bnlldlngH
oa nigiss an ap9lysls of the water
isnn lhe three Different Sources Of
nppiy gild elsh analyaia shows al
msAi efaalaie narll1 e9eal'ea uElX
ha mountain Naiew which ihf.
nia1 renaeg. % faf cE ralsfato tef
plt
hq esly ~ saeo aaH $40 dsep
el Into Noehegk ana lae .aned
Eiaa'ia sasuaiiq mlsspefHa kinm
aas Her le DIV lfeM as lelt
atse
fhe aAalfsa sac mele by pfpIHs.
ot le aef qi Iha state HH'tofs.lE
81 ne slIl council ai HuHl pf.aH
lh NHa NafA Naa opposition e
hf ell9 Na sflnnh Ht Hugo
ier na ilHa If.euds s. heme -
cent tle inipulaipu Arl iae .fllhHe
ii ors nr ave test wells shanll be
ehalRel Is ihen M hslas pi&hia %
furnish waiei Of the pfone purity
81 Qemilly Whs8 lHat iE cHe aaohs
f ricsl favored slsiee d ihe atafe
81 the masiar Il alenig end quality
ilaa s. tla aesi Wesllhy end
iNcnlaaus rien 81 lnat ausiline city
M tAe esecuiad lhn eona mention.
~ II iae opttng So fis artleie.
hee qq4saan are anxious so
ic Say lssi Of fairness ihay san ae
aa aaan 70 mike. say lhoTa aoN
2Aafea 81 The lobby fcr iho eay.
lsN as their citizenship FanRs as
hes Qi my elilzenshlr in any
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
LABOR
DEMANDS

THO Oklahoma Federation D. labor
With iaS delegates present rs sllil Ia
session here an lll das exerullYc
fersicn was held ia the city hai audi.
inrium dlgensslrg pending legislation
re suluiiung were adopted ~ this morn
lrgs senslun endorsing sorrcla' bill
appfapriaiipg money for school 90
mines Il WliharloN House am No. AZ,
~ Eoyle. making corporations havo
payday semi monthly ard aholiahlns
payment by script and checks. and the
nlll hV eorrels creating district min.
lug h0ards. They also endoraed thn
Fssge q tlliei nauiy Law al thll
session aud a ela8nated land taK bill,
House sllll Ne 17S, hy TiIloisoa. a.
lailag 70 ear SHEETS ou railroads wae
|also approved AkeNise senator Tag
lors bin providing for q state oaller
lnspee50f. 'sha 9assege & Tree lsQ
hook aN Raa alsn urged ~ lhe res
'Clagleta.
lhe spAcial convention Wl'i bn
diaun se 3 close ihls 1fierno0n fa
nletl puhlle e@,m meeana Will ha
held Ii lhe elta hali auditorium .y
sfya0aF Is Invited lc atleud AmonE
ife Ha5Errs t8E ihe evening afe aa'
Houacad Governor Hasksh Labor CONT
mlaMaHar CHARLES 'algaariv nsiofs
Wm Franklin aaa 4. N ilNor aad
f salu % f1H8 Pr0iiaeni
aAft0n 81 ihe fafWeu W.Qr ae1
'a.'ea pl 1i.lahame aHa olAe&
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who live r the towns Given suilict
pnt foundation of nateriRa well being,
the influence Of the garmcrs and farm.
crs wives on their chlldrea becomes
the factor Of lrst Importance ~ de-
iermlning The attitude Of the next gem
GRAFTON toward farm life. The farmer
should realize that the person who
most needs consideration on the farm
H. lis wife DO not In the least mean
thai ahe should purchase ease nt tnc
expcaae nf duty Neither man nor
woman Is really happy or really uae.
ful sage on condition Of doing bis OF
her duty. af the woman ahlrks her
duty as housewife, aH home Keeper
al the mother whose prime function Il
IS 10 bear and rear sufficient nnmT
her az healthy children then she i
not entitled 10 our regard. Bnl Y sue
does her duty she p more ehiltlea e
orr regard even than The man who
does his duty; and the man should
show special consideration for 7ef
needs
z warn nly aouFtrymen thst tAe
ereal recent progress made IN city .lte
f. sot a full measure Of our civllizt.
tion. fof our civilization rests at bot
TOM Ou the wholes0menesa. zee altfae.
llVenpas. enf lhe eumplcieEeas. es Rei'
ss de prosperity, Of NE ln the coun.
Inv THE men and women on the iarmh
iane FOR what Is fundamentally neas
end moei needed in our American NE
Upon the development Of country life
lresi ultimately our ability by metli'
ads AZ farming requiring tue highest
Intelligence 10 continue % iced ana
elothe the hungry nations. TO supply
the citg Alth fresh blood. cIean bodies
and clear brains taal can endure thf
terldr strain o. modern iscs W
need the development Of men q The
open country who win be 10 Che fu'
hare. as In the past. the stay and
strength of the nation 30 time 0f war
land rs guiding and controlling apifi'
Iia time o5 peace.
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NO More
PILES
sia klatsor How Sad your Caae Is Or
How Lcuu YOU Have Had Is, pyra
Mid Pile Cure Can Cure Il.
Frso Package Sent to Prove 4,

FREQ Package Sent to Provo 4.
fialf Of tae suffering and torture cf
9lles has never heen sold Whe.aer
yorf particular case pllcs Is alIaogt
too excruclatlng Cor any morla % benr.
or It vow are fearfislly tautallzee ~
unfsachah.e itching ard bleeding 'r
whether NJ Il have oniy moderate case
at alles. there ls positive relief end
qulek tad, Ia Pyramid Pile Cure.
You need aog lcke fc- granted .ull
we ses chout anr Pile Remedy We
want Il 10 sneaN for lleclf
Thal Ia Why We say 70 every person
suffering from piles or any FORM Of
rectal disease. send rs your name aad
address, add We viii Eadly sea2ay y q
free trial package uf gha naffeIQ3a
Pyramid pile Cure hfleF nsgnN fQle
trial you VIII hhrhI 81 sosR neDtll
druggist aud get 4 80 gent box oI Pyfa'
MID Pile Cure. now admitted hy thons
audg 10 be one Of The most wonderful
fefefs and cures III Piles ever known
Instant Re Ief can be gotten hs using
The marvellous Pyramid, Pile enre. Il
immediately reduces an rougestsau
and swelling. heals an sores. ulcers
ami ifrliatea nasls Il renders an or
Grafton absolutely unnecessary
send your name and address, today
NJ EgretfIaI package d pyramid nrue
g. t9S fytamie hl8sa Marshall, Mich
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SUING CAR COMPANY
FOR DEATH DAMAGES

Chnvses Carpenter administrator OF
the estate OF Robin Cupp, vs the
Guthrie Street Railway company 10
up fs1 trial today in The district
court. The plaintiH seeks TO recover
10000 damages from The company
for The death OF Mrs, Cupp and her
daughter. alleged 10 have been usus.
ed ba d strees oar accident In this
city Ia 1905. on The Springer avenue
line. eupp SEED IN his own name
arl failed to recover Judgment ana
suit Is nov br0ugM BY hia admlnls-
traitor
In the case Of golleral AMI dorner
gs. 1hleles Defr "a al ii which the
nlalntlHs seek le recover Judgment
Tor attorney fees, the Jury retired
this morning under custody al aai0-
iN aerkey
The case of 1uckeit a Swank ya,
B F. Murphy sheriff vas dismissed
by The plaintiff The case Of Joseph
Lands Us. N A. suason etal, Nag
gesga for trial on March 24lh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09

The noard Of regents for tie State
Normal schools invite you to present
plans and specifications iur $500.
oo0ool one hundred lhnusend dollar
school building 10 be erected at Wea.
lherlord Oklahoma
Plans must Be filed at the office ni
State eluperlniendent e D Cameron
wiih shn y Mitch, sccretafy of the
Board ne later than two o'clock D NJ
FEBRUARY alh., 1903
The right 20 reject any or all plans
presented Il reserved by tie board
For specific Information apply 70 the
bnicfaIgned before starting work Gu
lhc plans.
JOHN X MITCH.
Secretary Board
Ft Guthrie. Qiiahoma
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saorIoNo 0EcLARg A TNucN


Continued from page One
a+s-.---4---s --ass -=ss=--ses~1F-
iaelr cause There can be no question
bur that bis tragic death had 4 great
deas to do with the recent laglslatio1
nesaed Invariably over the veto Of the
ljfe1anl governor, Malcolm r. patler
stn. whc was tar. Carmacks political
opponent III 1T ,e1at two pf The nscst
pltler csmrslgas the state eyer pes
Witnessed
0His The next election % b. aolG
NAV discover she exact ratio 81 tie
cupporlcrs q the opposing issues on
,he surface The Indications ere .aet
the division IS close
More Than Murder TRIAL
The interest in the trial ceats1e Tos
~ the mera Killing Of mallreYep 20
prominent one IN public life as Naa
fermaf Senator Carmack -but II ihe
nolitirn fittage of many prumlnhnt
men and lhe politics thai ere 20 fnle
IN lennesseu.
"a ldQa of tlsc tnleassty Eeffeellng
nay be ha6 from the atatAhelit nste
IS the writer by one Of ilf~esA II pfpiii-
if#lt meReaa tlfe F9r fshS d hgrepily
rs rs 'ftde from hlhs as any mah IN
Nashville 1t the next guharnaiQftil
election he said Won al wanlSA0
come down here II you gent 10 See
some excitement And be continued,
as an aftefthought. tou al Wanl 70
wear ssracf plate"
Whatever The result on The present
trial. the issue that tie killing pl Car.
mack has raised will not be ohIlter.
saied for considerable time.
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JOHN X MITCH.
Secretary Board
0uthVla 0klalsoHe

Al you would have safe yet certain
Cough Remedy n the home ,ry Dr.
shoon's-ai lecs. ohee 4 10 thorough.
- unlike eny ather Cough psepeFa.
llcn iss taste will be enilge,y new
q yon unless Il i already tunf lav.
orlto Cough Remedy No onlum chlo'
rof0rm. or any other supplying aEr5dl
tents are used The tender leaves oi
harmless, Iuugheallng mountainous
shrub. Give to Dr shoops cough Rem
edy It's wonderful curative properties
III h truly q most eerlaln AKA trust
worthy prescription Suld IN Wal
laee's Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
TAg aaoRET oF LoN0 iiFE

IAE MMGRET or LONG lJFk
S'rench scientist has discovered
enc secret Of long llfe- lis method
deals with the hsood But long aso
millions Of Americans has proved
Electric Bitiers rrolongs lIie ana
makes It worth living II purlnes. en-
rlchns and yitalIzea .ho hloea rebuids
Wasted nerve esls sinpafls life algl
isne 70 the entire system ila 4 god
send 20 weak. sick and dehilltaied PED
pie. Kidney trouble had hllehted ny
llic Tor month"; writes ", NJ ahef
man. If Gushing Me-. "nu. Electric
Flilers cured me entirety" Only soc
at an druggists.
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IS sltsl
e eernf was mfae in III ilierYleN
Tnfa apnwIiire sa Mondays
#fiiHt Nho eenilanrn stated saalr
nppif wonld nave d capacity @f
rliiian gallons aully and would cost
stefnfn IN some way a read Tho
eafs viii ha Sih00.eQO7 wha aisar.
however. aas undefsopG by ne ma
ifilg ef feaders aho pay alleMion to
nu9ieipal affairs
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.9LaI.H .--II. 80 -

aeLaleH saaKe r9AIH p,-f
"a seemed q j. A. Stone & civil War
yc,tfan 90 Seap, rexa stai q Hlai
exlsei between desperate mhs
iroahle Gna lhe slafe 8 cause his
death 4. contracted q siehbafn Geld.
no writes '.hat deealaned gopeh
thrl stuck 10 me NJ spite uf all rem.
6dies for yeafs My NeigAt ran town
20 ise pounds Thpn : began 60 use
Dr sinse NeW BiFce9esY wnlqs p'
stored nv hoaih completely : now
welshs 7S pe0aA fag severe Colds
ohstnase rousna, lcanDFrhngea Hs
unrlyalei soc sud sl0e TRIAL npstle
free Guaranteed ty all drusElsla.
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A Reliable Remedy
FOR
'CATARRH
EIy's Cream Balm
ie qalcklI absorbed.
0lses Relief al 0nco
Z cleanses, aoothee
heals and protects
the diseased inem-

hFane rosulting from uAtaTfh and drlyee
away q Gold in The Iieed quickly. Restores
the Benseso Taste aud Smell. Full size
80 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm fsif use Ia etomixefs Is cts.
ny llrolhcrs. GO Warren Street, New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09

Look for The Coupon now put IA e4nh
25e package 81 Or shoons Health Opt.
fec Imitation clover 25o sllgered
rNo-Drlp" Coffee slrainer offered on
this coupon Besldea you get 70
large cups Of Dr. Shoop's Health Coz
feo for 25e. And the colfea Will oer.
talnly please you. sold BY The BACK
Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
TIE
AZ Exceptional
Equipment

u ire California Fig Syrup e. end ihe
scientific allainments o. IA ohemisla have
rendered possible tise production q syFap
u Plw end F.lixif of srnna IL ~ y ils
szcellenee. by obtaining lhe puFe medie-
innlpnneipleso Of plants known g ael most
bnefcially and combining lhrm uipst
skilllully. IN the right proportions rith
Is wholesome and refreshing syrap q
California Flga. M
Them i only Hh *faH /
fies ahd Elixir Of scum aad IS llIt ssas
sino Il manufactured l,y an original
molhoeknown "a lie California Zig syrup
Co only. il Is alwags negessagy TO bus The
genuine q gai n beneficial effects
A kno9ledge of llle above iaels enables
one 70 decline limitations or logeiurn ihem
iilunuh viewing ihs packasr The iall nami
q theeallioFnla llis syrape eo II NY soaud
printed On the lIpni thereof
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lhe aoYeFnmeai v eaualng theae I'M
|dictmenis
II Tumeg. and tha sehedulae we're
indicted. and the snhednlee noilc
pfossed under the law Of conspiracy
Turner must be acquitted; but 10 III.
diet Turner alone, without the sehed
uiee. whose cooperation was essential
20 The contamination Of a possible un-
lawful ect Il absurd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
BRING MESSAGE Or
CHEER AND FAITH

Moodwart county ihat empire cg
health. wealth and good citizenship.
has presented TO Governor Haskell.
through County Chairman win Pyno
and Judge B. r Willeits. county at-
iorney there today for tSat ap9 sthef
purposes). is absolute faiih in the
ability. Integrity and purposes Of tho
governor, The meeting held al wood
ward was one Of enthusiasm. and
without 5uggesilon other than forniai
announcement that If such were need
ed ii would be better 20 have twc
hundred dollars sas raised for the pui-
poae Of aiding the governor IN his bat.
ta in what almost every Democrat in
the state believes 10 BE d preiudlct
case. arranged to beliliie the stsleN
chief eAounr abroad.
The two kenilemeu arrived locay
1earlng lhe massage q good cheer aud
faith tt NE man who has driven the
parting wedge into the yltals Of cor
pafale greed and usurpatlon Of power
and ihelr coming brought renewed
courage 10 ihe champion oi publicity
aud fun enforcement 81 iaw 8ho s
chief executive abroad,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-05
To Campaign for Y M. c. A.

H. B. Hill, senior in the College
of Arts and Science. and A. P. Priestly
a debater. have been chosen captains
lively in the membership campaign
which the Y. NJ. C. A. will formally
open tonight The lieutenants
chosen to work with them are ::
C. r. Innes, Carl S. Hoffman, P. NJ.
Brandt, L. r. Smith, ]. Herbert
Smith, NJ. T. Prewett, Stockton Foun-
tain, A. G. AXline, Charles E. LOOMS,
Virgil l.. Board, o. R. Johnson. L. NJ.
VanHook, Carl L. Ristine, George c.
Paine.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-05
SUPPLY OF COINS EXHAUSTED
NickeIodeons Account for the Pcpu-
larity of Scent Pieces.

NickeIodeons Account for the Pcpu-
Iarity of Scent Pieces.
Demands without number coming
to the United States subtreasury in
this city for supplies of nickels and
dimes have several times in the past
few weeks cleared away completely
the huge stack of these coins which
formerly used to lie comparatively
idle among Uncle Sans boarded
wealth. Yesterday again Assistant
Treasurer Bosworth had to call on the
mint for another consignment in order
to fill the requests he has received
from merchants in this part of the
country.
This sudden popularity of the ickel
is laid to several causes, chief of
which, the subtreasury officials think,
are the nickel theatres which have
sprung up like mushrooms. The tel
ephones and the monographs ana
similar "nickel-in-the-slot" devices are
also held responsible. The numi er
of these is now enormous, and each
day adds hundreds more to the total
The result is the universal demand for
nichels and dimes. The stock of
these in the banks was exhausted long
ago in many places, and from all sec
lions the call is for more.
The subtreasury officials are doing
their best to keep up with the re-
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