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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
PLATOON OF TRAFFIC SQUAD ME;',

Governor Hughes. Lieutenant Governor Whlte,
1tavor Mcclellan, President MCGOWAN Of the Board
of Aldermen Archbishop Farley, John Jacob Astor'
Herman Ridder and others
Lieutenant OConnor said that the speed crazeo
automobnsts and reckless truck drivers were Deiis
,,-bed and that the New York Police Department
stood second 10 none In the world in loyalty ana
,eroisnn He introduced Commissioner Bingham as
The man who had bear the brunt OF ali our
troubles .,...
= Commissioner Bingham in his talk congratulate
the e1,ests on their husky collection OF Ne" forh
oorsr Another years hard work has gone by
he said land It has been well done. You nave
enc work down a fine point One man Who
,rner said the traffic squad moved a line OF trucks
~ md half miles long every day that couldnt
:. Moved without it I think his estimate was 200
low. 49,. .1.rdar-don't worry. You
may YOU are doing the work. Keep it up Mh f
- hack with gray hair l hope you wlIl al KNOW
Io5 Io1 men liked your work. tried 70 give YOU
H1sre zeal and wished you all the prosperity III
me I3sr Kerr president Of the Merchants As
Wa !!1 and Deputy Commissioner Bugher alSo
spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
FAREWELL TO GOVERNOR SMITH.
ninnsr. at Which He Is Highly Praised Pre-
oedes Departure from Manila.

Manila May S-Governor General James M smith
-, The philippine Islands. who has obtained an III
a,.. leave Of absence and probably will not re-
- ~ islands sailed to-day on the steamer
49, o. Kobe. whence he goes by rail to Yoke
bana There he viii take passage on the steam
shin Minnesota FOR America -.
- a, ris honor. F1lipinos. Americans and for
eIsners joining in the demonstrations; Governor
smith is exceedingly popular with an eieleiilS
SIM "a, as,9nation and departure are deeply re-
GREETED. .,. ,,ol,5e d. dinner given
INV Vtoe-Governor Forbes. General carter bls,op
~ "a sneaker Osmena of the Filipino Assem-
iOAe I,a all praising his patience. tact and &C
Indictments o.y onst on behalf Of the islands
After the dinner Governor Smith went TO rare,
n, h.u given by the Assembly. and from the
wen C escorted to the steamer. where the
pan ~ association gave him large silver low
, mo ~ Governor Smith has been invited TO the
lIis oyernrnent house at Hong Kong and the
il-9 - olso have expressed their desire TO enter
tain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
Girl. FEARING DEATH, SENDS KISS.
Child Whose Dress Had Caught Fire Gives
Message for Grandmother.

Helen Shuffier. six years old. played with matches
and set her dress fire at No. 40 Webster ave-
nue. Jersey City. yesterday. She and her brother
Frederick nine years DID, orphans. lived with their
grandmother who had left them for few minutes.
When she felt the burns Helen screaming
down stairway Frederick. following with his coat
In his hands TO smother the flames. fell down the
stairs Rudolph Ffderberg, a neighbor, wrapped
his coat about her In the street. William Wohle
poured sweet oil her. and Patrolman Warner
called an ambulance from Christ Hospital When
she was placed in the ambulance Helen said:
Somebody kiss grandma for me and say good
by
Her condition is critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
Cold Storage of Furs
We are prepared to accept Furs and
Fur Garments for Cold Storage
throughout the Summer months
.'.'-., SakH & Gunlpatty S.. '-..'
Have arranged extraordinary reduction Sale Of
Gowns & Dresses for Women

Monday & Tuesday, at q to less than former prices
Of special Importance the fact that this unusual offering
posed wholly of selected from distinctive
ments goods made up meet the purposes of sale The
models extremely desirable and include the of the
seasons designs beautifully trimmed and finished Therefore
safely that the collection represents the handsomest
that will be offered this reduced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
PARADE PASSING REVIEWING STAND MADISON SQUARE

until It ended at Madison Square the streets were
lined with spectators and traffic was at a stand
still.
In front OF the reviewing stand after the parade
was over a regiment OF patrolmen went through
riot drill. This followed by manoeuvres by
the mounted men that called for a hearty hand
clap from Colonel Cody. Then the mounted men
managed wedge their way through the photos-
raphers and escorted Mayor Mcclellan and Gen
eral Bingham to Martins With them went In
spector Schmittberger. II the annual parade
day but It was also Max Schmittberger's day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09

private sanatorurn In this city. but that his mind
was as bright a dollar" When arrested he
asked Tor Bible and hymn book. at with
Goa al Last night" he is said to have declared
to-day, and can feel him In my heart this minute.
NnHe was in North Carolina gave more than
S00.ooO to the erection Of churches"
District Attorney Baker fixed bail for John C
laws at $4,000. and for his brother $1,000 The
case probably VIII be presented to the grand jury
for investigation next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
oRIDA pIsFRANcHIsEMENT.

ria May S-The Joint resolution Tor
allala S,,ssrnent of negro voters in Florida
the tas+ed in the House of Representatives to-
sa4 Notice was given that motion to reconsider
,,-o,6 he made Monday. because there "er' zen
sbseutees to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
TRAFFIC SQUAD DINNER.
General Bingham Praises Work of
"NezC FORKS HUSKY Cops"

About FIVE hundred traffic regulators Of the
Police Department gathered at the Waldorf last
police parade
The postmaster read regrets from President Taft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-09
Weddimg Gifts
The GORHAM Co.
SILVERSMITHS

= EFINEMENT and origin
~ atty of design, superiorwork-
manship and moderate prices
these, and other distinct advant-
ages unite in making the Gorham
Company's display of Silverware
of especial interest now, with
Spring weddings at hand.
Although Gorham Silverware is
the standard by which all other
sllverware is judged, the prices
are uniformly reasonable. The
Gorham Company always invites
comparison of its values
Gorham Table Silverware, en-
bracing Spoons, Forks and related
pieces to match in more than
twenty-five different copyrighted
designs, is sold by the dozen, or
in compact family chests, in many
attractive combinations.
Gorham Sterling Silver Tea and
Coffee Services, which are shown
in more than two hundred diff
ferent styles, can be purchased
from $50 upward.
Fifth Avenue and Goth Street
II and 10 Maiden Lane
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-01-22
Lid Was Tight That Day

When the saloons voted out of Roanoke, Va,
Mayor Cutchins ordered the police department to
force every law and ordinance The first Sunday there
after cigars cigarettes, tobacco, fruit, CONNECTIONS,
toilet articles other merchandise sold One cigar
stand gave away cigars to all it's patrons
The police halted all milk wagons drays, wagons, ice
cream wagons and street hacks and took the OF
the drivers and of the vehicles The number OF
all street cars and the of the motormen and
ductors running them recorded and the number Of
freight trains running through the city not hauling per
ishable matter were noted The ant-spittng and all
other ordinances were rgidly enforced.
The mayors order accepted good naturally by the
people and there clashes between citizens and
officers.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-01-22
National League ''Printery"

The daily papers having recently published news
dispatch relative the establishment of printing plant
bv the Ant-Saoon League Of America, Secretary Mich
olson of the League Headquarters Committee has given
out statement explaining that the question OF pub
fishing house for the National League has been under
consideration for time and has been quite FULLY
considered at the last meetings of the Headquarters
Committee At it's last meeting at Washington on the
9th inst plans were adopted by the Committee which
will locate plant at the town of Westervile Ohio,
place of $500 people, hours ride out from Columbus
on the trolley lne twenty minutes from the city by
the steam cars.
There has been no saloon in the town for nearly forty
wears It is college town, and the interest OF the peo-
pe in temperance work is shown by the fact that the
people have raised fund contributed to by nearly two
hundred and fifty of the citizens and purchased site
TO be given the National League upon which to erect the
plant
The plans include the erection Of building and the
furnishing of the same with uptodate printing plant,
at which the American ISSUE which is now being pub
lshed at Chicago and other important literature will be
printed It the expectation to have the plant IN run
ming order by this coming autumn.
The plans further include the erection OF Lincoln
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-01-22
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
SALOON-KEEPER'S STORY

SALOON-KEEPER'S STORY
Continued from page 81
wholly devoid of moral sense. AS rule their pa
rents had very little control over Them
Low Moral Standards
Here is another
Gin my experience with the workingman and
mechanic, became unpleasantly aware that my es
innate had fattered him. Honest is relative
term; one cannot expect very delicate perception
of honesty from whose rude natural instincts
have never been toned down. so to speak But
here, in my numberess conversations before or be-
hind the bar, found that honesty was laughed at
and derided. 1t always the clever rascal that
was praised and admired. When they commented
on newspaper stories, their sympathies nearly al
ways it seemed to me, the wrong sde-on
the side opposed to truth and justice Their moral
standards were from their admissions, deplor
ably low.
81 don't want to be understood meaning that
there were no exceptions There were, notably
among the men of the first generation Chat is those
born across the water) but these were, after all,
only EXCEPTIONS
Decency Means Failure
In winding up his account of his nineteen days e.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-01-22

Memorial Building be erected later when the funds
in sight which will be the headquarters for the
League and for the Lincoln Legion movement and also
a sort Of library where will be kept file up-todate
information about the temperance movement in every
state and every country.
Dr. Russell will give his time at to soliciting funds
for the erection of building and establishing plant
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-01-22

perence saloon-keeper, proprietor of average
saloon, he says:
II had been drawn into the business by gross
form of conspiracy to defraud, yet l have no rem
edy-so [ have been informed by the district at
torney-because of the extreme difficulty of getting
convincing evidence in this kind of [ conse-
quently have lost my first 81 900. The brewery
holds good share of my $3.50 deposit to cover an
imaginary obligation which never assumed though
may secure this eventually by lawsuit. And have
lost utterly of course, the credit given to dishonest
customers during the of my business.
81 found in my short experience that it was al
most impossible for me to make money decenty In
the business lost patronage because [ refused to
allow my saloon to become a hang-out for criminals
and place Of designation; I lost big of
revenue because I refused to encourage hard drink
ing among my patrons and finally lost all posi-
bility Of margin Of profit by refusing to pay poll
ticians monthly bride to break the law
We have given here bare outline of the story OF this
honest saoonkeeper whose honesty made it impossible
for him to continue in the business. 1t wonderfully
interesting story and it will enable many reader to get
his first grasp the real true nwarness of the saloon
business Every one interested in temperance reform
should read the entire article.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
REGULATE
WIRELESS

Special to Daily Leader
Washington Feb iS The navy de'
paftment rs preparing SYSTEM O.
egnlatc tie wireless telasraph or
Secs. The department hos heap
prompted to take ihls aetlsn becanso
number oi fake messages receive
c by tlm operators Of the navy
yard. pulporileg 40 come from the
Dolphin and other government yes
seli
There arc two schemes under CON
sideration 0ne 70 limit the work ut
m@eurs Is certain houls 81 tbc day
ana another % levy 4 pfehibltiYe laI
on wireless telegraph stations
AS about fifty amateur stations
have been put in operation ir ana
about washington and sometimes the
air Is literally lull 81 messages Which
greatly confuse tho government oper
ttors. some drastic action seems tu
De absolutely necessary % preserve
sha effectiveness OF the government
etsticng
Some time AGO Steps We're takef
3 ahste ihis nuisance, hnt Y Wal
found no existing laW coveted th'
case, Ii Il t9lieyel that Congress
wln have Il taRa the mtiar ln hands
before an5thins can be done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
All Who
Wos1ld Esvoy

gpod health, With ils blessings, must I'M
&raand. quito clearly tint il involves thc
question Of right living with all the torn
implies With proper knowledge oi what
is best, each hour Of recreation ol enjoy
meat, Of contemplation ar'l q effort n ~
be nude to coatribwe 70 living aFlglit.
Then the up Of medicines may le div
pcusei with 70 advantage, but under or.
binary conditions in many instances q
simple wholesome remedy may he invala.
able il taken az the proper time and the
California Fix Syrup Go. holds that i ID
alike important to present the subject
sruthfully and to supply ihc one perfect
laxative to those desiring IL
Consequently, the Company Syrup Of
Fig and Elixir Of SIENNA gives general
satisfaction To set its bcneheial eiicei'
buy the genuine. manufactured hy ihc
California ria Syrup GO. only, and ior sel'
hy all leading druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
TIL. SENATE

4 retfy limos vanished ia the seaate
4 "Wednesday gflelu9Dn lnd ANNnlnSs
iand Ia d stormy aflcralail and niSnl
lrcasicn when members l21l taeif
iuolse ana twice lhrc3iqnca VI resost
ifn gsiinuas THE iax ferret law sal 3
blow which 80 far ag ihe seaale N
lc0acerned, ends the act
smith 0uercd an amendment % lne
plalr biil Wblch, aeaurdinS tc inc iea
lgl rlaif ana his frienas af Ihe same
,mind as rs ferrels perpeiuAled sff
llaw aua would require q siaall ARM
0l oiiieeheldegs
pAir ans wefcd the amendnchl wi,a
Ia terrl. aneecn " EhAcn he nAcl
I auguAge strong eaough 70 bring "
/ lups rs ATS feat 10 protect asGAst tne
violent reference lc others
plilnps. smith and strain favored
lthe iaw. e.eh dincring somewhat as
~ hcN rs prevent 4 heiuE made Arms
lNa. strain oifereA the suggestion lhal
Viii ~ not allowed 10 have cfief Nrio
ltn }atehoci, as ghat w0ue make 'aa
llaw aaeet Old oklancma aus lna alssHi
lterlitors alike.
| cuuningh II straa with aif s.!
anmplefe repeal Gs lhh law ana 0heTaa
3 uravn thai Il drove private money
laE the iaGn TIT suIdani gel into iais
leame accepting The Cunningham state
! Iment IF guli and afiNlpg further teAil
maus gesm Tire iudian country alt
F.Rgpfman Joined the debate. aefeelnF
xilh tile ifea ii the re2 eel as me itN
Senator rillupA spoke oyer ~ hph
in tpnfsitl0n ID the FeRaah aaa com
I B.ai6ea that there weFU toe mnnY ta
neilers. that # Was FAIR men siife
thn stairs taking Da nnanee aa g III
HeHsH: HHt getting hFen Gnp4lhs q ia
money the feffels collected anu lh-
II would BE Il considerable sum a
Z had been evidenced hs tue work
( the year tNH eleed
ID was diaiaalt CIR Senators tllai
= and aluns lo asFec aa 70 slaRe0ea'
made eaHeefnne this nfupnaa a''l
Land president Beliamg isife hal
g ehffnly rebnka the $50 senators an
e eai ailanglnn tu the hadys alNa9
i having been plaee 0I guae ieellt
+ aud feliuHsa tpWaris opponents II 81
q toaa0n Tire hnaled fnmafls q Y
; nyafa senator vas llfaelee as N
4 lnAiNps who was ahanl ana fqnpes
Ia fesFDnse.
II At the conclusion el reMarAs
e fReaile. Russell eHG jaufilng the Il
d lef glyns i history 81 tlie ae9
itha last gaaf nasHea the Init plsl
b a fhp ReReiun. the aaatE6 ihaesas
III lnnHi xae fl the eYerinR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Recent ImauIFy ~ itAlf II fesaFa
Ii 0amnn workers SHOWS th#l oas NF
gzs,9a7 rtaisHte lahaFefy ever n.
900. 6sel 4aMans Efhile h'lh q Al ~
Inf aa.Nz9 eu1plAxses t1se Nffe WsiNRns
.TfiesR afa lAnik Noaipn AnlHinfhd IN
I I0aihardg than anY ether slHttlel
The ltsiian woman has no FlEas II hNF
property after inarfiase ana np cnN.
ifal ot her aggHFY. Ahe rsn ilai slsli
81 daw i check ia har OWL money
ard k.f eslAeuue Il nQs uenuFlea II
law roHrl agalusi Aer hNahand ial'
Ism Namea are haplAA = ehHilHo all
| 9hIs n Eet Else EiHAl q tAaHeh lag
| hesgdAs ana QuHan Mufkllarlta II hi#i
/ ii BIZ ii sympathy with ter pnRaHaIil
1fo ahiasn Il And HEka hab# laAH
Nsads fe NaNAA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
70 WOMEN
ATTACKED
BY BERLIN
ASRERS

erlla, seb. IN shc newest de-
scucrney Aiap.Ned IN uaprososed
Ibid rfnel attacks apon virluous ana
lsaenslte amcn, continues % maui
.est hsel bet
The iGenucla uch outrage vas
eunmltitad lhls week, here seems
Il he more than one iccsurnh eieh
III serkr this aad Jgck' thar who
sonsmlsled waasan algi lneSpllcab.e
assaults against women n uthef cap
agels. without mixing booty without
seeking. ppparenay anything hNs the
N aeaslna n semiman!aqal lhl
palue
s4Ve aftanks ma0r uncn wanen
yase yestafdfy glleraooa nad evenins
,n the 81 tern Suburbs brought she
davis taltl ap % seven ana iae hk'
sneate Ia tWoriy. since lhe begin
lhe glhese v'clcus assaults isN
jNya aec.
on WormA waa seriously W9n'idna
&iafdat aNFno0l Nhe olnefs =
saFleA wofe ll.ht Ii seems enough
fof laclr asnHanls 10 cause 'nep
Il safief ram
Seen Nv aians
Mang persons. most Of them Mo'
alen declare iheg have sefu tht
,Ygsarious assailont bgtl as he tlrn
43 to ihe tniuted woman. he escaped,
aahe Aserlntion III thcsc wltHessos
agnes II certala extent. 20 tht po
iea might theorlge ihas one man T.
aulssy 81 AT The attacks. hilt inehy
Witnesses swear tiai three men slnlul
tsnrcasI, attached enc Elsl 4 servant
tn tAp street, Cnp With q sharp knlle
atehfed her IL Gho bdomeni then the
area fnr away Without even Y
sanDslna Ia faac tho bundles nr the
pursa ihp aiil carried
III police have doubled WE phIo
ss shp efreegs ana are watching pAi
tleNlafly women ei whatever aAafa'
lr nha walk 0ut, unaceomp p2nieQ
CIV II night
merehanis 4lfe. i elKla NomAi
Il lrrenroaehable character WAS Nall
sse Il street. IN The southern paf
II fhe rsfy She had not lha sliKn
" earning from her aaHAilahs wa
aangnarhed her from behlnai fAne
hor and STRUCK II aer With { @nlls
rAs hAn Ahe raised Il degeaee W.
sssunaed aa6 tneA TIE mao siahhe
aas n the ihlgn aa tiea
sFlHn wpmtn of the Nufnl'ls e'es n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
WOULD
ABOLISH
TAX TITLE
BUYERS

nmB NS@ = @H ~~
Governor iIaskcll submitted % llir
memhcrs of lhc Legislature 10 hial
ninth special message iecomnenda
lIoua q a speclal committee. compos
I'd 81 goha shallol Of 0kIihoma Gus
cx.scnataf Garrison Of Pond creek
and Attorney uprefal Weal on the
snbiett 0i fe9enue and tasallan Tbs
governor states ahltl the report 0i che
committee. WhVh AaA appointed ly
tho executive contains panN eNcel
lant suggestions relteining VI ihc
general subject of revenue ant taNa
lllnn aAi nbmits 1t simply i0r The
arnent ii the mem0ors 0l the legis.
ltuie without felscual seeommenla.
items
After commpnding house blh Ne
iGS as worth nf passage the commit
tee fpc0mcnls numoraus moditeas
lfnna ~ lhe present laws frst ul
which Il that lhc period between me
/ ihifial NlMluy pf properly fNf as
aeement ana the Nnal collection Nl
taxes ls ina short % enable aitlrihis
to properly ialfly mnke ieyies ana
4 collections. Y n suggasieU tuat lhe
most convenient tlmc for payment
/ uf axes M lhc stssc Is after ihe
marketing 81 ci0ps ana before the
end eg tbe reriod when I'VE STOCK
m sold- between October I and jan
Epay Because ol this fact y is
recommended that Az property ~
sesea an an I'd yalorem pAsls ne as
sessea january ant that tae 'ANes
for tAa last year te made 70 become
8ailnquent pn the arsi 81 the lolloW
u ine january with enc iull wear NJ
tween the ,imc property becomes snN
leet IN agscssment anu one t@Aes
hacome ae.irQrent
Il IA dennng ltn me question ol WY
\ inlc purchase the eomalitsee 81
ma opinion Chat thate Is need VI lnV
abeliilon 81 sho tar title nurehNsel
! aa van An Inc tax doagor and ttla'
/. both age 81 distasteinN az ne tas
ferret rho statement IL made thal
/ .he tax Titles gre the most reeFiFss
! 81 fDeeulntlens ana their owners ths
. most aAsereuuluNa 81 ereailofh. =
& eliminate tie abuse Il II reeeallhnh'
that when laSns beealne zen ot
i raai estate that AZ tho dlsefeiian 2
! lhe county commissioners aNd Mhel
( Il, ihelf judgment the county ia u
/. aaad If tax retnrHH the ceunty ma'
Il aet&e afs.fnH ehsiea al deilnHHtue'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

AFTER Thirty Years Experience I Have
Made a New Discovery Fcf Men'
Womcn or Children That
Cures Rupture.


If ron have tried most everything
else como ID me. Where oihcrs ia'l v
where 7 have my g-aatcsl succehs,
send attached r0anon today and ! VIII
eend sou ffce ny b ok on ReplNre ana
its cure. showing my new discovery
and giving yon prices apd nantes oi
many ptdpe efio have tfiod u anu
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all others fail, Remember ] nsg ~
sa.vcs E0 harneFs, no lies,
/ send On trial % prove shat ! say y
true Ycu IRE the judge and nee nay.
inc seen my book ann lnad it yen wlli
BE- as enthusiastic aa my hundfecs ni
natlants whose letters yau can asp
ead. FIJI out free coupon nclaw and
mail lsday It'a wei worth your Tiny
whether ysu Try my discovery ef act
- q aaa-.esa
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d E. brooks, gU25 BROOKS blas9
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plassa send me hy mail 10 PLAIN 4
Wrapper fulI information o. your
new discovery fer the cure oi
rupture.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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Aef Ih@fUafN<f U93AAs
Thn county board II wmlssi0llFfa
II Logan county i beine heanlitnls
alauea ana hilkaG ua ni s0fe hK siit
State Capital Printing GO Chairman
uheFhuzpr saKa be Il ~ economic
ana declares he would nat alAnd fui
fhr IheFsA of Greer. blN the lpqf d
Ire supply gnna goes mefrllY on, Fai
Capital il naH ftsnulns she pf0eeoalns'
II glie county bard IN iuublecolumu
auahiapflrs ana pf course AF Oaef
hnsgmg i atanalna sar The srab q
II ha .ug DberhQlger speak Hps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

vsilr name appears IN tho tels
ahone directory. call up No Is and
yauf want ads will te inserted and
charged to your account
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

o . go cc 5000 oio co o 9
Q Yev YB's goR 9
q YouA ccuoH q
o oeeoe0eo Q ooee.0ceeO
Mix two ounces Of Glyccrhe With
bal fouhcc OF virgin oil Of pine COM
pound pure ana a half pint OF straight
WHISKY Shake velh and lakfin dqsns
Of aMcA Apoonful HeFy i0uk hQlliY.
This #nisaurc poss #ses the Nhea3nk.
heaHhnl properties cf the ieies and
Nlllbreals cold ln twenly'iout hours
aud curc any cnngh that ls cufah'e IN
having this loegula pni ulb be sure
that your druggist uses the sennlne
Virgin on ol pine Compound pure,
prepared and guaraAlecd onls by INC
lcacH Chemical Co, Cincinnati O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Is pure cod liver oil combined
with hypophosphItek Of lime and
soda. ItfOrhs tat, gives strength,
enfi<hes the blood, lnvigorates
the nerves. 9nd fepalrs tissues.