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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
MAKES
100000 ON
STOCKS
COUNTESS OF WARWICK Is EN-
lAeLEp TO CLEAR HER Hus-
BANDS ANCESTRAL ESTATES
CECIL RHODES HER FRIEND.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-The Earl anu
Countess OF Warwick are the only per
sons In England who run their own
trust. The corporate title OF their
trust Is The Warwick Estates Com
pany, Limited" with bonds ana shares
which cover the entailed Warwick es.
tates, comprising Warwick castle ana
q large tract OF farming country Ill
the County OF ESSEX called Easton.
The beautiful countess, II Is said
ORIGINATED the idea of forming the es-
tate into a trust. selling the shares 10
the public. The company was incor
porated In 1899, with capital OF 5000
600, divided into shares OF $50 each'
with mortgage bonds OF about $l'ooo'-
600, the latter bearing, per cent ln'
terest. Now, IL is said. the countess
by a lucky speculation in the STOCK
market. has been enabled 10 buy all
the bonds of the Warwick trust. there,
by clearing her husbands ancestral
estates.
When Cecil Rhodes died he De
Queathed To the countess large DOCK
OF shares in the Tangany lkas com
pany, one of the most speculative
stocks on the South African list. IL
f. reported that the countess, owing
TO q boom in Tangany ikas, has been
able to dispose of block OF these
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16

City Of Detroit,
Ofnce OF City Treasurer.
Jan. 18th, 1909
Notice In hereby given 10 all per-
sons Interested that pursuant 10 law
the undersigned has added to the tax
rolls OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
NEW MEXICO AND
ARIZONA, TO BE STATES

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5.-lI is as.
serted hat New MeEico and Arizona
win he admiued to statehood during
the present session of congress Pres
ident Roosevelt. President elect Taft,
Speaker Cannon. Chairman Hamilton,
~ the committee on territories. and
other Republican members at the
house as we'll As many Democrats, are
i'm favor of The bills, which may be-
taken np for consideration next Mon
day or Tuesday, by the committee on
territories and reported To tic house
during the week II is believed oppo-
sition in the senate will be- easily over
come
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
FAVOURABLE" HEART DISEASE
SOON CURED
BY the Great Specialist in Treating
Weak and Diseased Hearts, FRANK
LIN MILES, NJ. D.. IL. 3.
who VIII send $3.50 Worth Of Special
Treatment and New Book Free.

To demonstrate the remarkable cur
alive powers OF this new and com
plete Special Personal Treatments Tor
heart disease, short breath, pain IN
the size, oppression In the chest, ir-
regular pulse. palpitation, smothering
spells, putting of the ankles or dropsy
DIR. Miles will send, free, "a every al
fiicted person, $3.50 worth OF treat
ment. The worst cases soon relieved.
They are the result OF IS years or
extensive research aud remarkable
success in treating the various all
ments OF the heart, stomach anu
nerves, which so often complicate
each case. SO astonishing are the
results of his treatment that he does
not hesitate TO offer all afflicted per-
sons a two-pound Trial Treatment
free.
Certainly nothing could be more
generous. Few physicians rave such
confidence in their treatments. There
Is no reason why all afflicted persons
should not avail themselves or this
liberal offer, as they may never have
such an opportunity again. Delays
are dangerous. No death comes more
suddenly than that from heart dis
ease.
MIR. ]. B. Hahn. IFS W. Maryland 81.
Indianapolis. Ind, cured after ply
sicians failed. Mrs. Elvina Sonders,
Decatur Neb., after 10 failed. Mr.. f. W.
Runyan, Spencer Iowa, after failed.
sir. J.. A. Prout. Lisbon Falls, Me. after
IL failed. Mrs. Mary Dehart Gresn-
smith, Wayne, Mich. after 3 failel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boal Edglesport. O.. al
ter failed. Other cures from your
state sent on request. Many cuItd
after 5 to Is physk ians and professors
had pronounced them "incurable."
Send TO DIR. Franklin Miles. Dept.
II. 81 TO 32l Main-St.. Elkhart, In
diana. al once. for Heart Book, Elk.
animation Chart Opinion and Free
Treatment. Describe your disease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
A sEcnEr roR LApIEs.

" omen who are troubICu bN IlNH"
uSly little hatrs which grow upon ih'
upper lip. face neck. arms etc. aud
and perfect removal. that cannot inJu.'
the most delicate skin and which can
be applied IN the privacy OF ones own
room. viii rejoice Ia learn mat l an
giving free a very interesting bookle,
which contains important Information
and reveals true secrets. ! especially
invite attention OF ladies who hay e.
wasted montN. time and patience upon
single bottle preparations that merely
burn on satrs - they return darkrr
and stronger.
Ny new booklet will be perfect
revelation 10 Nou / VIII send IL ln q
plain sealed envelope, absolltrlA Ar"t.
Correspondence IL strictly confidential
Address. Helen Douglas, 70 East s-nd
Street 'Nef York, y y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
Brave FIRE azores

often receive severe barns. putin;
out fires. then use BUcklen's ArniCa
Salye and forget them. II soon driye,
ont pain. For Burns. Scalds. Wounds.
Cuts and Bruises it's earth's greatest
healer Quickly cures skin Eruptiuns.
Old Sores Boils, Ulcers. Felons: best
pile cure made Relief f. instant. Az
L e. Kinsel. Central Drug Co. Gray
i Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
Suppressed Divorce SUITS.

suppressed suits for divorce We're
filed Friday by Charles rs E,,.e Shaw,
Carrie l.. ". Sidney Spraguc, Mary
f. vs.. oliver l.aplante, Mary ~. Hi
ram W. Stalker Mar, -. David W
Anderson Adelaide " Jas. y. Dew
ey and Sadie IS Grin Frisbie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
FATHER Of MRS.
COREY IS DYING

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. &c u.
Gilman. father oi Mrs Maybelle Cor.
ey wife OF VIM. T. Corey. the steel
magnate suffered stroke OF apoplexy
at his home i'm this city early today
and e. I'm critical condition
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
NUAL TRAVELLERS SAMPLE SALE
$500 viii Buy

SCARFS-n Mole, koinsky, French Ermlil
Blended Mink, Genuine Chinchilla tpieced
worth up TO $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16

For purity. favor quality and relia
hillN Saiada" Tea Is supreme. ASK
yuur grocer for Toe trial packet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
Unpaid City Taxes

OF each ward Of the city for the year
1905. an additional column, showing
the augmented amount for every tax
for that year. and that said roll viii
remain In the office when such tax may
be paid until the hrst day OF February
next, after which the property against
which said taxes are assessed viii be
advertised and sold provided by
law.
MAX e. KOCH.
City Treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

An Iowa man tells OF m amusing in
cldent IN connection with an expose
tIon held IN that state, whefoat one
Of the attractions was the Indian De
partment where the red men dwelt
IN their tepees and mImleked their own
history in dances and mock-hghls.
After one of these exhibitions by the
Indians, Boston girl undertook TO
talk 10 a young Indian brave. "Hesp
much fight, she said.
The red man smiled grmly drew
his blanket closer about his sialwart
form, and replied;
Eyes: this ls indeed a great Exposi-
ton. We ilaitcr ourselves that or
portion Of the entertainment is By no
moans the least attractive here. May
presume to ask who Il IN that have
The honor to address?s
The Boston girl had been talking 70
Carlisle g.aduate --Iiafpef's Weekly
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A COOP rAlNe.
lura % MIn WNen peopIe kn0u 4

sure 70 WIN when People Know Il
The marvellous growth Of lhe sal,
# Postum Is principally due 10 The
act lhal when man OF woman
earns that cohee Is hurting them adt
ha, here's relief hy changing 10 pos
nm they pre pretty sure to find on,
er themselves by trial
Fog six Or eight years had auf
cred from indigestion writes q VA
ady Hptil / was nothing but skit
Ind bones | tried nearly aFery pat
M medicine for STOMACH trouble ans
eyeral physicians. but without RELIEF
Two years ago I Has nervous anu
weak whom my last boy came, anr
puldnt nurse him / had an attack
# bilious collie one day aad eoul,'
aalc nothing but cafec. / told ms
lushaad / would not drink any more
olce az ! believed It cansed my
nuhlfa
Having heard 4 Dot about Postum
had hlm get some. / did not like
co 7rsi but when we boiled u
horcurhly aeenrilnkFto directions n
he nks. llked u fnil hotter end iae
ieby was betler, too
''Ai that Iimg ny auckland Waa &
slave 20 coffee. he had hts coffee AMI
had Postum one nlgbt hn thuugs
be waa dying had had hose az,
acks and told him Re wns enly ner
gous from drinking coffee tof eunnes
"The next morning be told tho Coo.
not 20 make coffee. he would ily
Postum When be eame h0inn sha.
afternoon, he SIN wanted Postum,
said he fait better than FOR ionr
iime and that might no rested be-
Ter than Tor good many nights,
FROM that day I'll this be hal
been 4 Postum dflnker and has better
health than Tor years. : used % weigh
i20 lbs whom began to use Postum,
now y weigh $50. All my children
drink Postum and are healthy
"Our grocer did moi handle Postum
but be Rol II fol- US AS our frIenaa
saw The good II had donH us they
aerab % drink poshni aGd nou on
sFpf,aE says he ssaf eara9 sase'
~ Is bard 10 dnwn good lhinh
when the people nnd Il out would
not be without Postum for anylhi1p
in reasou
Name given hy paalum Co. Rattle
rreck Mich. Read lhe Road Il
Wellyille IN pf2es There's &
Reason
Ever fend the ab6ve ledNf7 a rev
one appears from gsaa % time. The
aFa aenulnes true ard fun of humaH
interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
INTERESTS LAG

greleiy IN eilered with The regular
ncetlug oi lhc ciiy council last efen'
irs aai as q result nn adjourned ses.
son viii he held this evening 90 thrash
oet omo important and pressing
matters pending Last nlghi Mayor
BARNES, c0nnciimen Barker Douglas
an .yans we're absent. The council
caambpr was paeaed with citizens last
niehi in expectation that the council
would take action on the filtration
rlaul proposition and hurry The time
wien filtered waier Will be available.
The matter og acceptance or relec'
siuu 81 tAe damaged Fifth street
81 aEc built by the Illinois steel
bridge company was also anticipated
Councilman Kennedy had an array o.
pylgleheo from an engineer 70 SHOW
Dish the construction Of The bridge was
iaulfy ana Councilman Spnruck hac
ata nment from two experienced con
cfslf men 70 the cfiec, that the brell
IA lhe norlh anuimeht Of the bridge
WIS eaused bv faulty construction. an
hr NIll demand the rebuilding Of ih
ahukmeat bg shp bridge company be
FORE aeeep ance d me bridge
ilun9h he waa ~ favor Of accepting
A1ldre In is present shape al
pexiaas meeting af the council
petVeeu misty and forty lahafer
were represented ~ attorneys 70 as
lrf hnarlae pn thumalief " geltlp
foHia1ad On be street paving Wor
ard s. demand taal lhe council pr1
hibls lhe contractors lmpostin
aA8fefs IA preference p OHihr
Wcakmen. Connect 'men Kennedy anD
n |t have eaplutMna prepared coy
eEhF lhr malfer Hhieh VIII he hjg1s
ducea al .ahighfs adjourned meet
lna An tha council ild lesi e4en.
ir neesas was 60 read Che minutes
q previous months meeting and al
aaAals jsnnar bills amaanr
iN6 n slla89a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Some most interesting archaeoloels
al discoveries have been mnde by 4
prussian exploration expedition ii
Chinese Turkestan.
Remains we're found Of persons "a
longing to red-haired, bIuc.eyed re-
evidently the founders Of the temp
IN the Mingoi caves. and bearing ea,
ments Of unnllstakabIe Iranlan of'gir
A number of great iron sword wa
also discovered. Search revealed tl
existence OF further numerous Bad
HAT frescoes, containing many hedrea
Tho temple seemed. in fact TO hay
been a sort Of Buddhist Pantheon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Affection is the finest thing IN e ,
world. When d little child puts !
arms around some ono It lives q ,
sight is worth going miles te sre- + )
affection OF a Woman is splendid d .
unfortunately wcnan seldom les /
her husband as She loves hTr ehidre
Of her mother. q her sisters VII i
we find o womah who is in loyo vi ,
her husband, we follow her afouna, }
admire her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
MAY REVIVE
WAR TAX

washington. Feb. 8. Face TO face
With a treasury deficit aggregatina
S7a.f00000 and chat threatens 10 run
10 approximately $1,000 900 b the
end Of the fiscal wear the committee
on ways and meaus nov engaged IN
he task Of framing a tariff feyiaion
bill. rontemplales reporting meas.
IRE that VIII revise upward The intef'
nm revenue taxation iags 10 some
thing Ike the war revenue figures,
HI This connection e was learn d
fhat me committee seriously Ounsid.
efs proposing an increase m the lE.
ienal revenue tax on baer q COM
modify that now Yields al d barrel.
approximately s15c106g0 year.
rhs brewers already have lnlefpos d
strenuous objection They insist That
IL mere reyelue must be raised t
should NOT be- through the medium q
a higher tax ou beer,
There Is good reason 70 believe ihaf
lhe committee will report IN favor 1
reennclng some of the provisions af
The Spanish war revenue act Among
The suggestions made in this connca.
riol II lhat a stamp iay should be I'm.
posed on commercial paper and oa
proprietary medicines As 10 the lat.
ter articles the committee has. been
advised 10 ax rates ot informal row
niue taxation based on the alcoholic
contents,
But beer commercial paper and
proprietary medicines are among the
irlielos that mas be taxed surely
While a Final decision as 70 the pro.
posed customs tax on eoifoe hna not
been reached. the committee undoubts
oily viii recommend a customs dnis
of three cents a pound un that com
modify such rate. Il Is estimated,
would bring into the treasury an nd
diilnnal sa5.o10a00 year Then
there 8 tea, which has not been taxed
a the euetoma houses Of the United
Sialpa loe many years
Willie members Of the committee DO
not say SO. It Is known that IN many
instances the tariff Is 60 be revised
downward and such revision. accord
lng e eiimaiea that heee been made
till reMl In numerous instances Il
ln~fcaSpd revenues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Continued 0am raee one
20 The Chief ami hundreds Of clh.
zces on ient bringing up the rear.
the governor was escorted 10 the
Turner hotel When the hotel was
reached Governor Haskell Ia response
70 demands for a afccch stood ~ IN
The automobile and amid cheering ex.
plalne3 his indictment,
lie declared he hgd incurred the
enmity OF tho corporation, OF presi.
lcnt Roosevelt and Of the Government
at Washington b. championlng the
cnuse of labor ne thanked his
friends ind declared hs would estab-
llsh hia Innocence
Later the governor signed his hund
which alreaiy bore the SIGNATURES Of
hundreds Of citizens Later he held
an informal reception nj ,he hoiel
and spent the afternoon in conference
with hia attorneys lie win return 70
Guthrie ihls eyenlng, No tate for
the tfla WAS set
Made the Governor Feel Good.
Governor and Mrs G. N. Haskell.
lAfl lasl night tor Muskeeee over the
KATY 81 6s25 where the Goyernu
entered hts appearance in the Fedora
court This morning as Il result af the
Indictment returned agnHh him bs
she krnnd jury Ile wss accompanied
~ Adiulant General n n Canton and
Chalpman Love Of the corporation
commission State Superintendent
n = rauefon aud a number a othaf
leading cltlgens Just prior 10 the
eoyeFnor's departure a delegation II
Guthrie citizens headed by J. ".
rfooks called upon him 40 bis Office
and prnsHtad hlm with hla appear
anee bonds a l5.0U0, which he Nas re-
Iquired NJ aIAS NJ thh COURT. Thh bond
Nas slthal 3lt Tie pfomihehE bust
aesa men Of the capital city. the ma
lotiiy ~ whom ARE Republicans. The
slgHers qualified for over million
aud a hale dollars. The bond was 20.
ten ~ Voluntarily BY the citizens aud
4 made Ihe governor feel good.
Tho elenefs of the bond are.
J " MUk al. 4. u. Eastman. Wm
pHlptf + NJ Brooks !. n. Burk.S
A. @ G Bieref u q Cuss. Ton
ienhins j ]. houflse, Will II. Chap
psll hld G. Petersen Z llsssr, II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Fonr bananas onethifd @n y
sugar few grains salt iwo tahlo-
spoons lemon Juice. Two iahssneeaa
melted butter Peel serapa sn4 i'e,
the bananas and PM LAYER ~ SIX.
INK dish Mix thofoushY ihs wpat
ing ingredients ana ada la -
me banana Add another layer af ba.
nana and more of ihe fnls
poatins until al an uted Cover sna
bskc In a moderate oven in
nanaa are sofi tthrty miHae On
morel When dene feroF row fsp
oven and cover with 3 mssiafao lada
By heating ihe whites Of two
very aiiif and heatiaB ln,iNo ti as
blespoons siftcd powdered utsar Re.
turn 70 The oven .and brown silsatly.
Serve hot for dessert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
CAPTURED
THIEF IN
REAL. WILD
NESTSTYLE

New York. Feb 5A touch Of Wild
Western life thrilled q throng Of New
Workers. merchants, shoppers and 9th
ers A. Fourteenth street and Uniyor
sliy place yesterday when Central
Office Detective Floyd Horton. taking
quick aim, shot at and brought Ia
earth the driver OF d fur truck whom
he had been pursuing.
'fialt' cried Horton, who had
caught up with the dagon after a ho,
chase from Twelfth street
The man on the scat. for answer
whipped up his horses. University
place and Fourteenth street were
quite crowded at the time. haIf-past
Eve, and many women cried out as
The detective who was In citizens
clothes. drew his pistol and aimed.
Crack came the report on the crisp
winter air, and an instant later the
driver dropped the rclns. threw up his
hands and slid from the truck TO the
street
There was scene Of great excite
menl The drlverless team went
dasblng along University place with
men, women and children all yelnnp
and running al once Mounted Police
man Matthews caught the tea mal
Union Square before the horses had
run any one down.
Horton, who had leaped TO the side
a the prisoner, whom he had cap
iurcd IN minngcRmp style. was In
the center OF sulainh mob when a
Young fellow, elbowing his way
through, said:
What do you mean BY shooting my
fathers driver?"
4 want YOU. too" was Horizons
response, as he seized the fellow By
thc collar and held on 10 him with an
iron grasp until several policemen
reached the scene.
The wounded driver. who had hasr
shot m the back mart Of the upper
i,ft thigh. was bundled into an ambu
lance by Dr. Mccarthy and removed
to Bellevue, whore he was made =
prisoner He said he was Iosepl
Palmlsano. twenty. single. laborer
ot No. 32i East Fourteenth street
Tho other prisoner ana the truck
of tnra We're taken to police headauar
tefe There The man said he was
William Funk, nineteen. single 4
clefh Of No s97 East Fourteenth
Street Ne too, WAS held.
According 10 ne police the pair
both confessed they had stolen the
wegon lcad of furs from IN front On
" n Monies fllf place, NO. lG East
Twelfth street In the wagon wore
seventy akrnk sklAs. eiRhlyaix fov
skins i've beaver skins, eighteen wolf
Skins and samp others The whole val
we'd al sil1.
According 10 iha police. Funk said
h' Waa O ahnpuE clerk for 4 frm
ca green#hicn street up 10 slx
monihs aea and Yesterdays was bis
FIRST crooked job
Horton says be arst noticed Funk
and Palmlaano O $3.50 j. M. suspi
ciouslE oxaniuiua load Of tura at
tifth aYeHne and Eighteenth street
For tvo hcurs the detectives tfailcg
lhem through the big fur district Fn
NlY ther halted d Moni0s truck. thc
drifer of which had gone inside the
store palmkaao Jumped ND ON M
seat aud d#S9c 81 Funk followe
I'M running alcug on Che sidewalk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
CHANGED TIE STRIKERS.


iiltehnf8 pahFeh l AS me u.
fnli 2 violence being offered today By
irlkine minors ~ tho fremont coai
mine Belle Vernon. Pa. 10 n0nunion
miners. who went TO work yesterday
z troop OF state consIabulafy charged
lhe strikers today apd several par
send On both Sides sore slightly ln
lured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
Valentine Social

Tho Royal Nelghbors win give a
valentine social IN The large hnll ol
the |. O. O. +. building, on East Har.
rison avenue, Tuesday evening. Feb
ruafy ..
An interesting literary program will
be The feature of the evening.
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MlA4 roeE.

I know. wine'tf M teei msYshn,
Thoiig Rfane e shay
Hs Watchtnl eyc is over NE,
Both Niaht aud eay
And, though ofitimzu this heart hns crsat
Mid worldly cares,
| know is % a 'ning ear mas heard
hiy humble prayers,
+ At ail times, Zen when ! have fa lvl
h do lIls will,
His love has ln my hcari preFallei,
And gNiles me Still
Henry krcd fnnagl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

A. Adams. Edward Nichols, L. G. Nib
lack, n. n. Patterson l.. N Bead
les Robert Sohlbefg, j " Rncksl y
z. coltlneham ROY " HcHman and
Felix Adler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

"Do yoii think you eould stop cry
ing q ] gave yon q peuby llslle oog -
No mnm | couldn't sl0p fef lessn
60 cents boo-o O Judge
Hoyoe Did you say be waa q gem
collector
Joyce Yas be selects The chorus
for The theatre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Bobhs What makes YOU say that ne
Is one man in a milllong
Dohbs Some one showed bum dnl-
Tar on him, and be didn't try 10 pa !
It.
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coULpa'+ pAss EXAM TEST

Continued from FHro Que
axanlpalian before March 4, lheso va.
sanclps VII 20 ever fHf lhc nav coh-
y caulen to Gil
n nearly evess case Oklahoma boys
shn baVe failed 10 pass the .exam
nesiuua have eflnnkeds on languages
4 was On bis fsfench that Cadet pfah
lost out
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AeauIaINe MAsoNIo kNowLgpaI


Continued from Page One
MeDonald Gage. George NJ. Edmonls
Blllings; T. A Maroon. sperlss ;.
Hotenshell, sayre; II O. siagnel.
c9ylo Iamcs l. nende. Freemoni, A.
Z Gray GUthiie, O Lynch. Wells.
tom J ? cupp shatinck John Carr.
Ere crlek Flogd @. pnery Pond
Greek Fred swetzlcf and w S. Brad.
shaw M7nguw } + Nellson, Mani.
tout 4 NJ Motsan Anadarka J.. ).
Qtt ud lhpss Brunhels bridgeport:
s G. Webb Willow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

You can't build fortune unless you
lave the rislt kind Of tools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
only One "BRoMo outNlNE.-

That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN.
me. Look for the signature Of 4 w
Grove Used the world over to Cure 4
Cold In One Day 25c.
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cai Roy II Hoffman. Of Chandler ls
q Guthrie ylHiio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

ROYAL RECEPTION TO HASKELL
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= Hair.
~ eaIfh

Never Fails aO Restore
Gray Hair TO ifs Natural
Color and Beauty
No matter how long ithas been gray
orfaded. Promotes luxuriant growth
ot healthy hair. Stops lis failing out,
ana positively removes DAM
druii. Keeps hair soft aud glossy. Re-
fuse all substitutes. ? \ times al much
in sl00 as Soc size, Is Not a Dye.
81 and soc. bottles, at druggists
send q i4 Inc hu,k lhr Care ~ he naif.n
PHO Hay SPEC Co, Newark, M,
Hays Harfina Soap cures pirupie.
red rough and ch4pucd hands. and all lhin dis
eaars kecils skin enc ana soit 2sc. druggists.
Send sc Tor Tree bock "rhe Care q the Skin. .
J. N. WALLACE AND A. E. GRAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

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q alG at fege siEl m lAe future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Malaria Iaueeb loss OF Appetite.
f1ns Old STANDARD GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
larla and builds un The System. For
grown people aud Children 500.