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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28

The score: Northampton, oo3o2 2 s-e-I7-1 Springfield, o 2 0 0 2 o 0 0 0--4- 4---g Batteries:-Peterson and Bridges; Mclean and ConnOr. Edmunson pitching for New Britain made two home runs for his team against Waterbury but could not land the game, the Authors finishing on top g to 5. Waterbury won out in the ninth by landing four runs. The score: New Britain, 0 0 0 0 0 45-104
 Waterbury O1 % 1 049-42-d
 Batteries = Edmunson and LuhE;
 Eastman and Schincel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Washington Juniors challenge any 15-16 year old team to game next Sunday at the Flats at 2:30 o'clock. Answer through the Farmer.
 The Modocs will play the Mill Plains of Fairfield. Sunday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock. The Modocs will line up as follows Gottschalk. C.; Breen, D.; W. Curley, s.s.: J. Curley. h.; Smith, 2b.; Morrissey, 3b.; Kenney. If; Doian. Of. !; Salmon. If; and T. Kenney. sub.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York April 2S.-The Giants played their worst game of the sea on yesterday losing to the Bostons 1O-0. The day was cloudy and cold. but it did not seem to affect the playing of the Doves. The Giants used three pitchers. An.es. Durham and Waller but trey could not stem the tide of 'enl up allowing only two bingles. B S. ton played an errorless game while McGraw'S men contributed seven. The score:
 Boston ...0 % 3012,2 2-10-15-O New York .. o o o o o O o o O. O. 2-7
 Ratteries:-Ferguson and Smith; :; Ames. Durham. Waller and Schlei.
 Philadelphia. April 2s.-Bunched hits off Bell, together with missed tn I'd strike which was really a wild pitch enabled the Philadelph'as to tsk ke the second game from the Brooklyns yes- terday by a score of to 2. Although the cold and threat tening weather kept the attendance down those who did brave the chills of the unreasonable atmosphere had plenty to keep them worked up until the last man was out Both Humnell and Dooin were put out of the game for disputing the umpire's decisions. The score:
 Philadelphia ... o @-3-6-2 Brooklyn .-.... 0 0-2-9-2
 Ratteries:-Covalestfe and Dooin and Jacklich; Bell and Bergen.
 St. Louis April 2S.-Pittsburg won the second game of the series yester- day from the Cardinals to 6. Vic Willis was knocked off the slab by St Louis in the fourth inning. The score: Pittsburg ..... 0 10 0 ? o-7- a-3
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
National League Standing

Yesterdayrs Results At Cincinnatf-Chicago- Cincinnati. M Philadelphia-PhiI 3; Brooklyn. 2.
 AN New York-Boston. lo; Ne" H t. Louis-PittsburE, z; St
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
BASEBALL SCORES
 AT A GLANCE
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
Connecticut League Standing
Yesterdays Results

At Holyoke-Bridgeport. 4; Holyoke. A.
 At New Britain-New Britain, g. Waterbury. g.
 At Northampton-Spring A. Northampton. g. Haven, 4.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
Games Today

New Britain at Bridgeport Holyoke at New Haven. Hartford at Waterbury Northampton at Springfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGEE
League Standing
Yesterdays Results

At Chicago-Chicago,1 St. Louis. O. At Boston-New York. 4: Boston. g. At CIeveIand-Detroit-C Cleveland, rain. At washington-Washi delphia. rain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
Games Today

New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Washington. St. Louis st, Chicago. Detroi. at Cleveland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
Games Today Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. . Pittsburg at St. Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati.
Games Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston, April 28.-The Red Sox threw a scare into the Highlanders in the final inning of yesterdays game when they scored two runs and had a man on third base, with two out. At this point Wilson was called to the bench by Stailings and Quinn took his place on the mound when it was seen that Spencer was going to bat for Ar flames Then came a confab between Manager Lake and Capt. Gessler which resulted in Spencer stepping down in favor of Wolter. the hard hitting southpaw who promptly struck out and New York won the game. to 3. The score: Boston --....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-3-7-3 New York ...-. o 4 o o O o 0N4-5-4
 Batteries:-Moran. Cicotte, AreiIanes and Carrigan; Wilson, Quinn and K1einow.
 Chicago. April 28-The White Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns in the third game of the series by the score of l to o. This is the gird game that Chicago has defeated St. Louis by the score of 10. Hitting on both sides was light, the pitchers being very eff fective with men on bases. The score: Chicago ....... o O 0 0 O 0 0 0 1-1-4-0 St. Louis ...... 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0-0-3-2
 Batteries:-White and Sullivan; Wad- dell and Criger.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28

St. Louis ..... 2 03 o 0 O 0 o-Slo-1
 Hatteries:-Willis. Adams and Gib- son; Lush and Phelps
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28
BRIDGEPORT.

Waterbury forfeited the first game to Meriden in the latter city last evening by failing to show up on time. The second game went to the Brass CityS while the rubber went to Meriden. The scores:
 Waterbury SU 761-l65 D Meriden $40 S26 S91-2557
 Hartford by winning two games from Bristol is tied with Bridgeport for sec ond place. necessitatin~ roll off for the honors Williams single of 223 was high for the evening. Porter of Bristol had high totals of 580. The scores:
 Hartford 975 9e5 S31-2I4I Bristol 900 ooo Sfo-Sooo
 WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28

For the Largest Assortment of untrimmed hats at most reasonable prices come to E. H. Dillon 6 Co.,. 1105 Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28

ws~r ADS. GENT A WORD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

II you dress your poultry befoE @'l.
ING H. you wlll get better prica o Z,
but it must bo dono well to prove sue
eessful 20 Secure best results, the
scaldine Of poultry is something that
must he dono with tho greatest care
Oyet.scalding makes ar unattraetive car
fass. The water should bo just to boil.
iag point, bat not actually boiling before
ghe hirde are immersed In doing shis,
II mug not NJ forgottcd, The operator
must hold the blFd byl the legs and head
and then life u up and down ia the VA.
ser three or foug times when all feath.
eru snd pin,felhevs should he removed
sery eleenly without breaking the skin.
an sealded poultry SHOULD he tplump
ID sflcr pitRiag Ny dipping sor about
two secopde 81 very hos vatpr Sast IN
der The Aoiiiug point ana Thea shrowaI
into cpol vstor of Sho aatufal ysmpora
sme, whore il should ee allowed % C.
mnin Tor hfteen % lweniy minutes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

There will be much activity Ia the
building world Of Oklahoma this sum
mer aud there must be much az the
capital city. AS mentioned some
days ago. the east aud west fAilroad
project must be started from this
city Right now the people Of Enid,
live and hourishing city, are look
Ing after that connection with Wood
wafd and on to the Texas line The
road will traverse some 30 the finest
farming land In the United States
and crosses che famed divide between
the vet aud dry zones, The greatest
health restoring region on the con-
tineni. it IS OK such transcendeni
Importance for Guthrie TO have that
line great activity must net Us won
dertul resulta
And the line, once started, may he
directed TO a point whore already the
great projectors are starting 20 make
another route over tho towering
Rockies and ON to the coast.
What should be borne in mlEd
Raw with an east and west roads
near the kansas.OlIlahoma line Is
that Clark has already started direct
east out Of GoMheld, Nevada, and
win come via northern New Moxlco
route to the Missouri river country,
and ne builds railroads where others
might deem It impossible. As an
eastcrn terminal for one OF the great
ira1lc routes ont OF The mines Of
Nevada Colorado and New Mexico
there would be no end To the value
or the amount Of business brought by
repsnn Of the road
Guthrie has shaken OF all The lelh-
argy Of the old days and her record
for the past twelve or fourteen month
compares favorabiy with that oi any
otnar city IN the state To connect
ihe state capital with the rich lands
70 he west OF here Is Of Itself an 40
iect of great importance Ito make
that line one Of the few which eros,
the Rockies and connect with Tho
gold studied desert is 81 sHch I'm
portanee az to beggar description.
And Guthrie ii rich enough anf
has good name among those whs
take ans interest IN Investment. ts
land what lt pushes for
and. IN brief let uA get The f0ad
and CROW afterwafda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
IlMeAla cnlTlnn

6ll new atates hayee t0 run the
gauntlet of adverse criticism nhd all
OF them compelled 10 sHaer waay un.
truths hg reason Of ihe average per,
son believing Whatever is not ancient
Is somewhat crude Whlskeg IS ca.
fsed 30 be better as il ages. hul lho
process has to be done certain ways.
vhe nhuttled Ii eeascs. according to
the prohibltienists, 10 be Of mitch
value ial least It ceases tc age
Thaf, however, has aai and saouh
not be the same with eommunweallhs
For instance the new state comes to
the older sisters with the GOOD fea.
tgFes Of their laws and al the old
ohsaleta matter which eumhers thelr
statutes are eliminated IN the con.
ailiulion Of this state New Mexlco
and Arizona win eeme into the Union
beyond doubt with constitutions su-
perIor 10 that of oklahoma and. st.
ter all. constitutions viii never be
complete and as good as they eught
to ba. unless man becomes inlaillhle
which viii not be IN Our day aud age
But The condition which has been dis
pleasing TO al Oklahomans IL The
criticism OF weak neghbors those
WHO have al times been almost with
oss Law and rs enforcement In tho
past largely a myth Tho editors Of
Kansas and Texas perssiehtiy refer
10 Oklahoma as a Wild and lawlese
country. and II there he two states
Of this Wide nation where laws we're
neglected and riot rode the steed Of
authority. Kansas and Texas can take
the prize and not half try. The his
tory OF The Dodge civ age and The
time when the Texans drove their
cattle from the Pan Handle across
Ksnsaa to a market, would be a
chronicle of murder and crime an.
equailed N fiction. The old Santa
Fe trail was maize Rich by The blood
Of tho murdered victims ami few II
TIE Offenders we're oven arrested
SUI the Kansas and Texas editors
continue unfair and uhwarfanie,
criticism Of state thai WAS brought
into the Union well organized and
equipped for the protection Of an
property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

EN tEfH
There is going to be an awakening
down laasf when the decennlal census
81 1910 & published The center OF
population Will not pcfhaps DC NOV
ed twenty niles further vest ihan Y
MS the ten yeats previous. but there
win he wonderful difference as
from North . the South. The great
division Of inies once known as
Northwest Territory" and later cali
ed the Central states embracing
those rummonwehiihs north Of the
Ohio and east OF The Mississippi VIII
contain almost G third q the total
population.
Moreover they viii have at least
eight an the twenty-five largo cities
Of tx United States ln the cities
al niolr than aily thousand inhabi
lanls there win ~ that section be
thlrts--more than we're "a the lnliea
Siates ID 1860
The Southwest will, however con
tain lha record for ten gears Of ad-
vancement. There win Be three times
as many railroads.: four times the
number ol people and there win be
msny cities OF ten thousand not list
ad as having one Thousand ton years
before. II Oklahoma. in 1900. the
metropolis had Just few over ten
thousand people n u is short og
atty thousand next year Il VIII sur
wrlse mai dlsappolnt kvafy loyal
resident Of this slate
We viii have al least five cities
0l exceeding fifteen thousand people,
ana possibly oae more than that.
Mricpr ihe wealthy states viii be
largely lp inc group whore the waters
lIow ipwsfd the Gnif Of Mexico, save
California and Washington. the hitter
havlnk The most wealth IN propor-
linn II population
mn Oklahoma will show The roe
nrd an dnsplQpmeni. il will re nrsl
III production 81 oil; arsi IN prndus-
tlon 81 hnlldinK material: win have
more fre proaT building material
than an the combined elaies Of the
liniun save Colorado and Neyada.
0klahoma SIN have as many acres If
fertile soil as ans state. area pro.
pnftInned and she Wlli have CESS Oh
iccla 81 ehatiiv than any other state
of lhe llalQn 30 i5aiicf bow hig O.
hnw fllle She viii BE the forty.
sixth siaia N age and sefeuleonth
sn population anl twA af ere staiea
II Dlxie aass of the Mississippi viii
have more peanl0 gHA oaeh el inem
IS 4 hunirea sear old
IS Il hard 20 nnaswiand Wny -
ore spmeWhat ynin3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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STATE BRIEFS. -
o
Q DC Q Q Q o . o 20 . Q Q .

]. ~ cheney prominent s:obart
merchant, Is dead
District Judge West Is SO IN at We
weka court has been postponed
Kingaaher gardener odors five acres
Of tsnu to State Tor q capitai bulid,
Ing site.
William Henry. eight years old. 10.
siding ct Enid. was operated on Cor
appendicitis. but lled
Calvin Proctor. Hobart. Indicted
may cAeane punishment because grand
gury wei improperly rllnAeh g.
.aH noii he4ailE.~ fln leiIiald I
koiifai bad i6 rsy6ke former paE
Ing ordnance because Of defect. aud
pass another delagiug work.
Mr. rnd Mrs Thomas Cooley resld.
lng IN Seminole cennty. lost laugh.
ter. burned to death.
Thomas Tribune aays lhermomesef
at lhat town ionf wears aga RESI-
tered sixteen degrees below xefo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18


IA oklahoma Cliy newspaper Of
Republican persuasion. uuahie = lud
anything wrong III matters Of the leg
lslaInrp asks that 9me one show y
where she rnIsger in lhu wanoplle8
really ls. Al IS fy easy answer.
There Is none. THE present laglsla.
TIVE hpdy IN paying not tho least az
lcnlion % politics. l'ai ls driving aheal
in al effort % secure tor tas alaia
af lha lowest nosiala cost good laws
ond their enforcement
7'ha truth Is there is 50 little peE'.
ilcs 3pius rlayed f lhln legislative
h0aT one could scarcely tell the pol
tiles a. tbs members aa tAey vote It
s. 4 cold, caim action Of men from the
dilIprent sections oi the Rlate who 8fe
an seemingly Of q mind % serve the
state Ar8t aud allow politics 10 ride tue
pack horse
Ard BE- L said II the credit Of the
respectable Republican newspapers q
the state. they have accepted she a..
linn ~ tho eglslaiofs II good fasth
und done considerable 10 sid the cause
Of progress, Even the Times. which
ail measured about Is q good paper
sate when the editor gela TO trying
out hie partisan harness. hag moi boeu
throwing bricks al the solons
Tho oklahoma legislature has done
we'll II has carried oul Tho promises
maae e The people By both parties
and II has no apology due ans person
The minority has tried d few esthnts
q lla own cpsl and The majority has
once of twice rid EN- rather rougn-
sh0d over the minority
What mo Times nuahl tn remember
ls that tie majority and minority have
N be- general rum agreed, aud thai
means epod laws. effective laws and
their enforcement
The Times can gal al The pollilcs
X wishes IN the hard campaigns prior
10 that Time It can accomplish Won
liefs ~ pushing an that has Ia 40 with
Oklahoma regardless OF party
nAlhtnnla 8 not doing a political
STUNT lust nov and there .a no
occasion ~ tue felloBa who count
nnd Whd Sic Wording A6vd for tht
state q get inio quarrel ever poll
We lha game and hdlp push
wa'I ellle The pollilrs wnfa the cam
nalBn oalcH along
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

We Sifer One Hundred Dollars Rs
ward Tor any ease oI Caiarrh that can
not be cured bv Ealrs Ga arb Cure.
q j. CHENEY & CC. woledc g.
We. The Undersigned have knoeh
W q. Cheney fer tna laat 70 years End
bedese him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions aud iiHalclGHA
able to carry ont any obligations mads
by his firm
WAiDlNG, KlNNAN & MARVla
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, g.
Halls Catafrh Cure Is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the bloud
and mae0us surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sen! free. Price u ccnis
per bottle. Sold by al druggists
Take iIall's family pills for cons.
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

unday 10 attend the superlnten1ents
actien Of the National Educational
Association,
Dent forget he German piayf
Marok ltn and the LihleIlc depart
leni entertainment March 10th
AT iho LincoIns birthday celehra
ion Frldey afternoon prof House De
iyerea the cddfess Prof. Iandrum
sad ihe gettysburg GRAFTON, and scS
ri, musical numbers were furnished
ay the orchestra,
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The other evening ihe corridors on
al the hotels hNz1ed With anxious
folk The delegations from the var
lous cltios were IN conspicuous eyi
dence aud the fashlonahly dressed
women Wed With each other ln meet
Ing the solons, Talk tf women not
wndine political neAe, you shunl hays
heard them lnguire Tor ccriain 81 tho
Blk ones They weye wise 10 the
fact Thai there re men who talk and
men who do They. 100. had watched
lhe losbfists work 10 the corridors
aud were waiting for tlc arrival pf
he combination whatever thar is
The house and senate adjourned az
different times. seaalOrs coming first
II was almost dark when the house
workers came h bn Of The big hotels
with Leslie ROSS, Judge Tcrrai and
Zen Harrison as advance guard And
those feminine captains had prepared
for tho emergency They had dlyid
el their forces some wore tc assaull
the present organization line: others
60 attack the old organization leaders,
Consequently when l1d Dunn. McCal-
Ia and Wilson pushed hy Ia rush 20
caucus room, followed by G. G. Jones',
Bert Tiloison. Wilson, Of Greer, end
aetcllde Of yluita. the women We're
Disconnected ana hunlcc up their
spOuses to ascertain how Il came inat
The men alleged 10 oppose cacn ether
happened TO be all IN one column,
When told that was ihe was mea 10
things and that little tie oa TIE
floor aeyer caused any difference, one
sf the dark hatred enthusiasts dis.
gssledly responded, THAT l5 not the
way they 10 81 the club k4et Molly
pepper ~ me Ike those fellows 10
and would not speak 20 her Tor O
month" The boosteress was iurthor
disconnected wheE the male reslmrd 4
Perhaps that Is the reason your Sex
can not vote"
Senator Taylor enjoys a Joke aai "a
not slow IL repartce, az many who
have tested his abilities have ascer
talnee. Recently ne told tlegisla
tive agent certain event wouai moi
come to pass and the lobbyist aus
wered. How dc you know; are yeS
running the legislature" Quick as p
fash caEse the answer No. but
know moro than YOU 80 about it'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
sALAaAoUNDi.
. . oooo Coco 8 . coool

pernambuCco. Brazll. has borrowed
sS.n00.0e0 90 improve her hRrbaf
Utah has $4,000 aeres of orchards
apa al under irrigation
yukon valley potatoes Noa nflxu #
klamehalke fair VA 1a
afa -rf4a WDaN ofiN 4aa
NlihNf Wright dadiarpe pealle agh
soon av 70 the North pole and fHtufh
IN n week or ten davs time
Men can hold The oiilceg aud do
The voting, but tho1 ase afraid 70 10
home and say wonien should not vote
Ga @ - q 9HTA..
i sa,h. ,lhs khd Yoa llan ihas Dol(8
'''s''' &>.xNzz<Sx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

The speaker Of the house Of the
present Kansas acgllaturA was y
sailor and has been Il ali ports of
nronllnence. He once ser disoahreeed
with llfe and moved 10 Kansas. The
Kansas City papers declare he was
80 euainori of tho Hunnower state
ihei he remained but wicket Dem
vef editor lntimaies maybe Mr. iDUl.
ley hever could get money eaough
together % get away
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MUCH IN LITTLE.
G 0 o 0 O 0 ooo o Q 0 . 0 I

Chinese pay s7s0oo0 poll tax In Can.
ada.
Arkansas 70 after interur5ea -ail.
ways and also after some Of her ciu
cranks
With 2 governor end ileutcngntgoY.
ernor o. wrong faith. nc wcader
storms are baG IN Missouri.
Saint patrick'a day ana sasier are
the two greatest necessary expondl.
lures coming close together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
SOUTH w ESTERN
NORMAL NOTES


prof Gross rreaido9 at Chapel on
"Wednesday mornlrg He d'sensari
various curfon9 events. oha So igNl
ion 81 president Iiioi and b cnoice
u his sUccesscr ihe Prohibition move
nenl In lcnncfaea, etc. and urseu
that me eindaEps du systemaflc read
Ing o1 lae library periodicals
The lecture irldsy night b lt 81.
ears. DO sTanyf man. waa Reehl'
,nioyed av fis a9fllenee. with th'
,xeepilon af the nnnobef bf lhe lqea
maeir department thii g The Iai' reg
llar entertainment Of ehe Lecture
Course fog this year hu the commit
a. has q large surplus 20 hand ane
wiz. probably ADD another number
psos. asryaa hea charge q the 81
lee 20 tho absence az 2feaiaeAi Shafi
ans Vice fresldenl Cowart last weeA
al lhulr Tebwrfg 2Clh meetirg tht
enaic dlscussca Che adViishililg @
IA Tcda8a law % ror0iale marlas
hi aiVaro
Tho PLANS FOR the aeW hpldlnp
lrawn by hraAilecl snodgraa g Mu
ugee, hsye been accepted hy th'
soar6 Of Resonls Che blllairg Wil
oatain forty rooms ant an Gudito'
laE which viii seat i,990 people
fil. be enc of tde largest school atru'
lures III me slsie.
MRS anlrum relnrneu last wee
frcsn 4 visit with relaatea II Texa.
zsve fhe following program al chapo
fhgrsday morning
gaiBa eanMon fcf two pianos
Nisaas Ven vecler and Ccllln
vaaa. solo. Herenade. 0ekuyen.
..... Miss Mamie Davis
refnet solo. Dream Of Paradise
I fsrao Ivan gnlle
3aritone Solo. gearlesa and Brave
Tracy ..,,.s..... isaac Nlkkei
sonala for Violin and piauo' Bee
thoveu. Prof ehultz and Miss White
vecai 0uet, ii the Dusk Of thn Tel-
light Misses Van yeetcr anu c0ker
r-~
rhc January number of The Muk
,lslo was somewhat lehlnc lime, but
Il ort 81 last.
-
aiisa Lois Eoegas Of Chlckgshe end
kf warner 81 Custer city ere recent
additions 10 the student body.
The III & v. ". G. a. are meet.
Ing regularly IL the building once
more.
Tho Commencement committee HN-
nouaces that bishop Qulyle Of Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

In the event Knox Il Knocked d,Il
of lob rs secretary of state and
no oue else win take II. remember
there are SOME ioblesa rough riders
Who have never refuUed place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
,yAsHlNoron oMcn eaVE ~

. three doctors. was kent n bed for
age 4eeks. Blood poison from a spia.
ers bite caused lasge deep sores 70
cover hls ieg. rhe doctors failed
them "Bucklea's Arnieg slalve eom
uietely cured me- writes John Wasa.
iaetGn. az 8osnuevllle, Tes For eeze.
me. coils. burns and piics It's snpreme
s5c as all druggists