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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-09
CANDIDATES FORGOT
TO FILE APPLICATIONS

Special 70 Daily Leader
Ardmore, April 9--severai w0ulG,b
managers OF booms Tor once are won.
derine II the fellow who said whAt
is sveryboags buslGess IS hobody'a
business" were not tae most terribly
truthful old sayaut living
r. 5 Carson Of Berwyn has DE-.
qulred o: Il, W. MeGili secretary sg
The county election board how her,
wyn shall proceed in the spring eiAc
lion The candidates neglected TO nIc
their applications with tho board II
The time specified by law and Il ia
doubtful II they can hold an election
this year Mr. McGill referred them
10 the ettorney general for informa
tlOn. IN ease no legal election con
be hedsthe old officers will hold oynr.
l.onN Grove. another Incorporated
town al the county, failed % dlc any
candidates but Il gentleman from that
Town stated today that Lone Grove
would unt rellln her corporation and
would have no officers
Tniums the negro town IN the
p0rihwea' portion Of The county, also
failed to file names Of candidates..
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Kermit RooseueH
Handy With His Fists
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New York. April a-A dispatch to
The American from Naples te Is an In
cldeni on the Hamburg il which ker
init Roosevelt was The chief actor.
The voyage Of lhe Hamburg from
Gibraltar q Naples was enllrened by
rough seas and a rough heusc IN The
smoking room In the latter Kermit
Roosevelt was The principal actor, aud
thoroughly demonstrated that tic has
Inherited bis fathers pugnaclty and
grit and Is IN no sense IN the molly.
coddle class.
Trouble arose during lively dot
lar limit p0kpr game IN which ker
NIT and several OF his fellow passeng
era were players kermGl proVed blni
self ~ adppg "a the game NE not
only had great fnn Of luck hut
showed his knnwledge Of Inc game BY
repealed bluffs successfully ntl
through. 10 The dlscomforiurc of his
opponents Kermit displayed his handa
AFTER hmfing m other Rlayers nl
and smiled as he fafed ~ We ial
pots
Theses bluffs Get mi TIE nerves pl
an Irale German who was playcr IN
Inc 2ane. aud, ailer losing . good pot
ho exploded. saying 70 Kermit
Ellnen eineblde'en uemmel npd
rowdyfs
"a stuck.up lllhred rewdyl
Kermit knew FROM the man \ ones
mat bis words were Insulting and
qnlckIv and auentl3 reteflcd IN Ger
nau:
WAS lnllien Sic s4shlsl Hasen 'eli
\. he a.a nlcht Henau Nefslanaen Iiai
gon sIe das npch mall
what dld yrn mean e sh Y uW
MOI exarllY ublogsland say . aga'n.
rho German player fuInlhH llke I
kettle boiling. exclaimed y hnsllsh'
Yaa think ypu are belief man ?
Cerlnan crown pylnpel
Kermit quietly laid a9Wn hls cAtuf
MA eves nHAhod ana lupalns tn uli
man Win had insuliell tim aireellls u
~ eee he said laoonleallY
'Ill show yqu what am
The yaung sen Of The eAprnfldenl
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.I)OIT NOW.


GUTHRIE peeplc Should Not wait unstl
It Is TOO late.
The Il alfalllns death.fate FROM kla.
NOV dIsa.ko is due IN in0st cases %
4l, hel lsai ihe little kidney troubles
a,n uu4allg neglected until they pc
come serious rhc sllgni symptoms
tfte nla5p % chronic disorders and
ihn SUFFERER gues grafiualiy into tlie
grasp ii diabetes. dfdpsY Bright E
niaease. efagei or sume other serious
tirm ef Kidney complaint.
N son suffer from haekachcl head'
arltes. dizzy Flmlls II the kidney &C.
creli9ns are lrrcEular nf passaEe and
Unnatural Ia appearance DO not DC
lny llHl0 The kidneys Al once
Eauna Kidney pills are especially
Tor kidney disorders tnes cure whefe
others sail, Over one hundred thou
sand people have recommended them
llerc's case al homie:
/. &. 1arow. 3i0 South First street
Guthrie Okla, saya Il think ms
, olk ii painter weakened my kid
neys Mg back wins very lame aud
could moi do d hard days work wlih
out suffering All times the kidney sc
|cleUons we're very painful IN passage
ohd from this symptom knew thai
|nS Kidneys were out Of order Up
lon us|ng Doans kidney Pills wheel
n proEufea from !. n. Wpllaces drnl
sture, III kidneys we're iniihediateFl
s.reneihened and The pains IN my
back eaaaed Doan'h Kidney pilll
certainty dld Tie work required ol
them IN ny case aud can say tina
II have never before found a remedy
/ ot such s. eat merit
For salA hy nll dealera. Price. q
cents Fesser Milbufn C0.. Buffalo
| New York. sole agents for the unltcs
States
liemfnIhcr lAc namr noan's nns
| lake na uiher
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Special 10 DAILY lsedher
shorokee. Okla. April . At The
regular monthly meeting ef the city
council IL WIS decl cd 10 evil anpgher
bond election 70 fote bonds nj tbs
extension yiud completion of ihe elly
Yalcr works and sewerage ayslom.
The amount of Che proposed bond Isl
els Is fa5n00, aud the uluinauCa Of
election " now belnR prepared. Il Is
very nrthahle that the election win
be called within lhe noxi thirty days
slxlY.lNr thousand dullaFs wAs voted
ii lhe nal eleclInn. aud the council
has accldrd tbal ali additional t3S.00O
s necessary 10 complete anl extend
the gyslen
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RESERVE
AGENTS. !.
MUST BE:
EXAMINED

BANK Commissioner Young today
came % to expectations Of an Import.
ant development ., tae control OF
stslc gnafaniy banks vita general
letter 70 the national hA1lss IN The
state and banks, state on aatl0ual,
and trust compaules outside Of the
state. stating that With thp concur
renee If the blnklae board he would
N the flilure require all 1cposiiuries
og rcscffe egoniu for Oklahoma state
hanks including national banks n and
out cf 0kiehuma ani state binks and
trust Companies cl oshe atutes ID sub
mil 10 two cxamlnaIiogs annually
fiom hls department. Bqnks subject
20 regular CLEARING house c3 mInl
Toms are eScepicd.
sMf Yfung bnses bis right 20 pace
such requirement on fnserVe agents
on hts dirty b ser taul taelr reserves
ave III ilp care uf safe aud sound cpl-
cc'ns ke hAws MS apility lc enforce
lle rcgnlrsmepi pn his power 80 or
ser sl ie b1nk 10 withdraw iis fc
serve ur deposit ircm any bank ti'd
as q .esttVc NJ vi which refuses 20
comply aiih lhe Demands of the 0h
ghoma hauk commissioner
Thr f,suante oi the ieiirr was lhur
nufaly ihrrshcd Oll hY Mr ylung and
the Stale h,nklng bm7d to-day Ia met
With the henrly approval ui The hlafd
their Judgment h,lng lha, lkus wtild
onc'uf The MOST exposed points OF The
gnaaasy banks he Drafectei Theg
would nal. under examinations Of
their reserve agents be 80 liable to
danger from The fiilurs Of large
centrally located national bank car
ryinR as deposlG tae reserves Of
many small state D9nKs Several ma
llonl baEhs % Okllhomn with whom
ghc letter was discussed agrOed Win
the bank commissioner pan w Hog
an OF Oklahoma Guy who Is counted
one Il Che most Influential banker9
Of the state, gave the matter OF m
examln lun OF roScrve agents his uns
qualified approval
IA addition 10 requiring reserve
agents 10 submit to examination MI.
Young sates thai III The future state
banks slll be prohibited from keep.
ing Oh deposit with banks (olher Than
approved reserve agentsl greater
amount than 40 per cent Of ils cap
ltal stsck
National banks with whom state
banks are carrying balances VIII BE-
required &c send all nllional cali
statements to the Oklahoma banking
department
The Isiiei is as follows:
ln vlew Ok the fact that many ha.
tional banks tn and nat Of 0kiihoma,
az welt a. state banks and trust com
pauies II other states a=e acting aa
reserve agents for okisboma state
banks. have decided gihe state
hanklne board coacafring that all
such banks aud trust companies n3t
subject gu regular clearing house es,
amin huus shall subieel themselves
10 tNa Combinations annually bY this
department except hanks whose nv.
crgc daily dcpaaiis due to Oklahoma
stats hmk DO net exeeed sllflh
dnflhe lie yesr. Statement NJ said
dapumis % be sent % The bank com
missioner IL the close Of each months
businees giving NAMES. place Of busi'
neas and amount
Siale hanbs viii moi he permitted
ln keep er deposit With banks tpthff
than ahpfaycd reserve eeesHsl a
efe lar ainuuni then ~ per cenl, qt
lts tanlsal stock
Natl8aal banks With whom state
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DEATH At BLACKWELL

sliuclal 20 the llally Leader
blackwell. Okla. April o. Ffauk y,
Mathis diod yesterday aged about
IS years. The eause OF death WAS
cancer a. the stomach for which an
oaafallon was peri rmod ii the hope
81 glvlns relief aud recovery. bnt
10 physical condition were such thai
the patient could not recover from
tic shock He had been sick The
aas month. being belfast fer three
weeks ile vas unable 70 eat and
wAe slewx STRIVING. the cuncer hiFs
ID deslfcted The fuhctlons / lhe
stomach. lEls father died from the
same eaHse and his brother Charles.
1t Chllllcolte. III tes ths same
trouble being slrk at present and
unable to live
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wAREAaE aeAlNsr floks

7ostawatomlo County. Has st1flct
Movement Towsrd agadicagion
potlawa,omle county has stared
the first organized movuneul fpr lhe
eradication OF Texas fever ticks un
der the provisions Of The ll1ss blll
passed BY the last legislature wIlca
provides for township dipping 7afs
wherever ordered by thr pc9np and
for the systematic wnmfle aeallsi
tho ticks q 7 Bryan ssIVeriuiead
enl OF i've slnck lnJpscllpn 0I Ihl
state BOARD uF aericali,lie went GOVT
Inst nigat 10 help the movement nl1ig
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deliberately arose from his seat and
vent for the German u was a beau,
tilul scrap and Kermit put Il an over
iis opponent who was not only old
q but had considerable advantage
ii weight
Kermit proved himself a clever box
e. and cool aud deliberate scrap
per lie landed some hard punches
that wlnded his opponent and then hn-
Ished him at Will
Tho young American escaped from
the fight Without mark, while bis 0p
ponont was nicely decorated IN black
and blue when Kermit finally had him
beaten TO a standaill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-09

Most women feaiIza that beauty Is
largely natter Of beautiful CON.
plexlun II Is now known that any
woman may easily and quickly galu
4 perfect complexion by a few mfn-s
utes massage each dak with Nadi..
nola Cream This delightful cream.
scientifically compounded from The
pufest medicinal ingfealnnts. meter
falls 10 bsnlsh ffeeklas ana all facial
tiiacolaEa ems II flda he pureg md
tissues 81 an impurities. Am5oshes.
away MI wrinkles nnd IRpAsts 10 the
skin lkas much desired vUIyely safi.
ness ana exquisite elearness, leaving
II In state OF chlldllke freohneea
pnd beauty. Az beauE|iylne hseut
NadIuoa Cream. Nhefe hest xnpWn.
n regarded d necessity zach pack-
Ase aoulaIns a binding allgsansee and
fall directions which tell lial how any
woman my have perfect o5mplex.
Ion sela a all hIeh.elpsz drug stores
zoe H|.l slHll
NATIONAL TOILET CO. Paris Tenn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-09

Hutchinson, nans. After trying doe
lofa and dlf'a-ent medicines Tef kid
ney. bladdt nd rheumatic trouble,
Halls 1exaa sfauder cured me. u ie
the best medicine on earth, Walter
b. Perry. ~ s Malu sllnct SOLD by
all druggists
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no Touch of Mature Mskas The
Whole World Kim

When q rooster finds q bic tat worm
he calls al the hens in the farm
yard TO come and share Z q similar
trait cf human nature Is TO be OBJ
served when a man discovers some.
thing exceptionally good--hc wants
all his friends and nelghbOrs TO share
the benefits of his discovery This
Is tie touch OF nature that makos
The whole world kin This explains
why people aho have been cured BY
chamhorlaln's Cough Remedy write
letters TO the manufacturers lof rub
licati n. chat others similarly aillng
may also use It and obtain relief. Be
hind every one Of these letters Is q
warm hearted Wish Of the writer To
bo of use 10 SOMEONE else. This rem
ody Is Tor sale by G n Renifoi
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banks are carrying balances viii be
required to send all national cill
statements TO this department
II you wish TO act AZ reserve
agent Tor Oklahoma state banks I'M.
der conditions above outlined sou
ulll pleaAe notify me by return mail
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] = y v y 2 = ? = = = n y 2 ? ? =
} STATE BRigFs.
J o o 100 Q . 0 . q o . > 90

w 4 Hitchcock fell fr0in j work
car at Thomas. sustaining severe cuts
On the lower limbs,
Coyotes mid i wolf altackell d laa
named flolchkiss AZ Rage end kllled
him before any could be 81 assIssaaee
assistance
.e0I tih 1lIGdgl
IRHv.l Anna,MoohEaEoRt nAsToR'
aft H8 es-~A " "a ST M
ChIckasha. OlfIa.. Apwl tie
Christian church announcement Wuil
made by ik6 official boarl Of lue an'
lection ~ Rev. 4. u. Moore d pastor
For neasle four wears Nf NoTe
served as state syangelWlbE # hlinl
uescla Vi der The Amerlcan IhfsllaA
Missionary auelety 1nn hnA aane hean
Hellstlc work IN nuany states II has
been so engaged during ths past geaf
Mr Moore has also hold naslaFaIls ~
sl IQuls fiea anq Alliance QnIl
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II you have haekachc and urinary
troubles you SHOULD lako r0lny's Kid
ney Remedy 10 strengthen aud build
~ The Kidneys 50 they VIII aci prop
erly. AS q serious kidney trouble may
develop For sale by G. X Renifo-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-16
AN ALABAMA INVITATION.

Will you let a little Alabama girl
Join your Postcard Club? I sure do
think there are no papers like the
dear old JeffersOnians. They are two
Of the best that are published. | am
going to school at Langdale, Ala,
and am in the eighth grade. Mr..
Watson, Long may you live, to car
ry on good work like you are al
ready carrying on" Father sure
1oes enjoy reading your fine papers.
He seems so disappointed when his
,Ecffersonian doesn't come. I think
you have discussed the Foreign Mis-
sion work perfectly. I don't believe
Cod intended for us to go to other
countries and leave our own neigh
boris children suffering for the want
of a few cents and clothes. Mr..
watson, come down Xmas and eat
fine syrup and sausage with us, and
potatoes. We have killed two fine
hogs and have another to kill. I
hope to win an Xmas present, if it is
nothing more than postcard from
our dear editor, Mr.. Watson himself
Wishing you all a Merry Xmas and
a happy New Year, am your new
friend.-Carrie Annie Walker, Lang
dale, Ala.
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FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH.

Dear Daddy Jim: After perusing
your page of correspondence from all
over our great country, and not see
ing anything from my home,
thought I would write you, and let
you know you had a little friend
down here also. I am a little girl
eleven years of age. | am in the
sixth grade at school. I have an eX-
cellent teacher and enjoy going to
school very much. | have two broth
ers and three little sisters Daddy
has a nickname for all Of us to tease
US. I enjoy reading the letters Of
your little friends very much
have just read one from q little girl
at Centralia, Mo-, who invited you to
come and spend Thanksgiving with
her, that pleased me very much.
Now Daddy jim, while we have the
most delightful climate on earth,
and are enjoying the most beautiful
sunny Indian Summer day while l
am writing this letter, at the same
time | almost envy the position Of
this cheerful little Missouri girl with
all of her healthy sports riding,
skating, and sleighing. And it must
be great to be in a country where
you never see a negro, for they are
filthy-looking things. Daddy likes
the way Mr.. Watson writes about
the Foreign Missions, because we
live adjacent to some of the pauper-
lied districts of our city and a walk
through them, any time, divulges
some of the most wretched cases of
ignorance, poverty, and suffering;
and as this is only small city it
must be dreadful in the big cities.
For fear I write too much, I will
close by saying to our friend ImO-
gene that it's delightful on the We,
randa in the sunshine today; it
makes me almost SILVER to think of
her snow-clad fields. Goodbye
Your little friend, Iradelle Bateman,
1926 May Ave, Augusta, Ga.
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LOOKING FOR A PRESENT.

Dear Daddy Jim:-I thought I
would come again, as I didn't win
any Of the other prizes. We are done
picking cotton and l sure am glad,
for I don't like to pick much. I am
going to school now and sure do like
my teacher; her name is Miss Lora
Anderson. I live about eight miles
from Collinsville, on Lookout Noun
tain. I go to Sunday-school nearly
every Sunday. I guess I had better
describe myself. I am thirteen years
old, and four feet high, have light
hair and gray eyes. Now I am look
ing for one of those Christmas pres
ents, if my letter does not get to the
waste basket.-Your true friend (for
we all think there's no one like Mr..
Watson), Gertrude White, Route 4,
Collinsville, Ala.
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A CHRIsTMAsTIDE GIRL.

Dear Daddy m:-Here I come
again. Christmas will soon be here.
I am always glad when Christmas
comes; we have such nice times,
My birthday is at Christmas time
the twenty Papa thinks
Mr.. Watson is the greatest man in
America; he is always glad when
The Jeffersonian comes. He has to
read everything in it before he is
satisfied. I am thirteen years old.
| remain, with best wishes to The
Minnie VIM, Rt. No.
2, Royston, Ga.
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GIRLS IN THE MINORITY.

Dear Daddy-Iim:- you allow
me a little space in your Postcard
Club? I am a little brown-eyed girl,
eleven years old. I have one sister
and nine brothers. I have one pet,
it is big yellow cat and his name is
Sam. If I see my letter in print I
will come again Goodbye, Daddy
Jim-Marie Perdue, Route 1, Ala
mo, Ga.
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FROM TENNEssEE-WELCOME.

Hello, Dear Daddy Jim:-Here I
come, for the first time, to join your
happy band. I live one mile from
town, on farm. have one brother
and two sisters. I have lots of pets:
a colt, a COW and calf, and one cat
Papa takes your paper and I like it
fine. I am twelve years old, and go
to school. / am in the fifth and sixth
grades AS my letter is getting long,
l will c1ose.-Irene Clark, Route g.,
AtOka, Tenn.
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SHE THINKS.

Dear Mr.. Watson:-I am a little
girl twelve years old. l am going to
school now. My brother and I are.
in the fifth grade. We have large
school. Our teachers name is Miss
Jennie Miller. [ love her very much.
Papa takes The JeffersOnian, and [
like to read the Postcard Club very
much. My brother has lot of post
cards you sent him. I will tell you
who I think is Daddy Jim: l think it
is Mr.. Watson.-Mattie Floyd, Route
4 Lithonia, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-16

young man or a fat, bald-headed old
man, | might think of something you
would like to have, that | could send
you. | do hope that Santa Will put
something nice and good in your
sock Christmas. I'm. sure going to
hang up my stocking. | always get
lots of things, but | am not SO very
good. Santa always comes in Mis-
souri,. 1t is nearer the North Pole
than where you live; isn't it? Nam
ma says she expects big list of sub
scribers to this paper would please
you all right for an Xmas present.
I'll send you as many as one, any
way.-Imogene Boyle, Centralia, Mo.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-16
INVITATION FROM OKLAHOMA.

Dear Daddy Jim: Here comes a
little Oklahoma girl. am fifteen
years old; have blue eyes, dark hair
and fair complexion. Little girls in
Georgia, I guess some of you know
me. My papa and mamma were, born
and raised forty miles east of At
lanta, and we went back there to
visit this summer. I liked many
people [ met in Georgia. l also went
to Alabama, where my grandpapa is
staying with my two uncles. He is
about eighty-six years old, and I had
never seen him. Papa and mamma
left Georgia twenty years ago, and
had never gone to see grandmamma
and grandpapa until this summer.
Daddy Jim, come out and take
Christmas with us, and see how you
like away out here in Oklahoma.
i've in the country, but am sure you
would enjoy the ride. Who has my
birthday, September 9th? Miss An
nie Mae, I will answer your riddles
first, nail; second, a needle. AS
this is my first attempt to write to
the Postcard Club, I will close by
asking riddle. With love to the
many little readers, and Daddy Jim.
also. 'Tis very, very brilliant
thing, but hasn't any mind, and it
travels through the darkness with it's
headlight on behind" Who can an
sWer this ?-Your little friend, Lille
Mae Tilley, Stilwell, Okla.
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ELEVEN HEAD MARKS.

Here comes little Georgia girl.
am twelve years old, fair skin, blue
eyes, light curly hair. I have lots
of paper dolls; the prettiest one l
have is named Dollie Dolfer. I have
six brothers and one sister, I am
going to school, and in the sixth
grade, and have eleven head marks.
am expecting to win the prize. l
live six miles from town, on Route
No. 3. I have two kittens, named
Buff and Gold. My school-teacher's
name is Mr.. Rufus Price; he is
good one. I think Mr.. Tom Watson
is a fine man; if I was man I would
ote for him.-Annie Price, Barlow,
Ga.
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KANSAS FOR WATSON.

Dear Daddy Jim:-Here I am
again. This is my third attempt. l
want to try to get the Christmas
present. l live on a farm. I go to
school every day except Saturday
and Sunday. My papa takes Mr..
Watson's JeffersOnian paper and
Magazine. Papa and I think there
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-16

I'D III A handsome Post Gard Album
n INLI ed with beautiful cards FREE
TO Costs GU nothing if you write now
rTDTC or particulars Central News
OlNLo Company, ChattanOO6a, Tenn.
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OUR POSTCARD CLUB
By DADDY jim
By DADDY jim

is no man like Thomas E. Watson.
When I get to be man, I'll skin
the woods for him; and you see if I
don't | think that Mr.. Watson will
be President, and hope to live to
see him the President of the United
States. I am twelve years old. I
am in the fourth grade; would be
farther in my studies but never got
to go to school. l think have done
real we'll for the length of time
have gone. l study Reading, His
tory, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra-
ply and Spelling. Hoping to see my
letter in print, I remain.-Thomas
H. Gibbins, Route Z, Olathe, Kans.
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ANOTHER NEW MEMBER,

girl eleven years old. I am in the
fifth grade l like to go to school
very much. l have four brothers and
three sisters. We are going to move
down in Green county, week after
next. 1 like to read your paper
Your new friend, Edna Bond, Be-
CART, Ga.
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Cured His
Kidney and Bladder
Trouble Az Home, Az Small Cost. WIFI
Gladly Tell Amy Sufferer How.

Mr.. A. S. Hitchcock Clothing Dealer), $40
Carrier Building, East Hampton, Conn. says
if any sufferer from Kidney, Bladder or
Uric Acid Ailment will send him their address
he will, without any charge whatsoever, direct
them to the splendid and harmless remedy he
so successfully used at home in his own case.
We suggest it would be well to write him at
once before letters get so numer GUS he be-
comes unable to answer them all promptly.
The information he SO freely gives has proven
of particular value to hundreds of suffering
people.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-16
WANTS TO EXCHANGE CARDS.

Dear Daddy Jlm:-l thought [
would write you letter. I am lit
tie girl ten years old. I go to school
and like my teacher very we'll. His
name is Frank White. | would like
to exchange postcards with the boys
and girls. l have not had any help
with this letter.-Your friend, Ina
Rose, Windsor. Ill