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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20
Per OIeeoeee Of the SKIS

Fer Diseases Of the Skin
Nearly oil diseases of the skin such q
eczema, tettsf, salt sheum and baf6ess'
itch. arc charactssixed by IN intooos
itching and smarting, which often makes
life . burden and disturbs sleep and
rest. Quick. relief may be had BY apply
ing Chambsflain's 0alve. 1t allsys the
itching and smaFting almost instantly.
Many cases have bsen curing BY it, use.
For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20

F0R 6ALE:-A 6. hole steel rang,
with reservoir. good as new.
d. B. CLARK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20

I'VE are in the midst Of peace,
with no war clouds in sight. But
for all that there was never greater
need for 10 TO prepare for war.
The United States needs two great
dsets Of twenty -four battle-ships
each, with all necessary small craft
70 accompany them. Give rs this
and We will have peace for all
time-if We have to fight for it."
So says Fighting Bob Evans. One
danger Of maintaining peace with
such q formidable array Of battle
ships with ito 5000 seamen il
the great temptation to put them
into active service before they be-
come useless. out Of service, out Of
date by new inventions. The kind
OF battle ships which Admiral
Evans recommends would cost
100000 each or sl98, 900. 600 for
II ships. Only think what these
1876 millions Of dollars would do il
used in the development Of the
agricultural possibilities Of this
great western country
A. j. White, of Fort Collins,
arrived in town last Saturday ON
business matters. he says he has
some town property here which be
does not care to dispose Of q
Monte Vista has q great future.
He 10 now in the implement bust
ness at Fort Collins and since be
went there seven ysars ego the
town has made . wonderful growth
and town property has advanced q
good deal. Mr.. White was 1t one
time in the hardware business q
Monte Vista and . member Of the
Arm Of Horn 4 White.
Otis Wallace arrived In town
last Saturday from Washington
whore he hes besn the last few
ysars. His family i In Kansas
on . visit. Mr.. Wallace ssys thsrs
. too much rainy weather ia
Warrington 70 cult him. Hi
health vas not good there. He Il
undecided ~ 70 whsrs BIO will 10.
cate.
4Aa1i1D:-At Alamosa, Tues.
day March 10, NJ. Charles r.
Es!es, 70 xiss May o. Palmer,
10th q Alsmosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20
w. e. WHITE
Monte Vista, Colo.

Has few good residence pro
pertles to sell at right prices.
Two 6ne rental properties 10
Denver to trade for land IN the
valley.
Some notes secured by real
estate to exchange for cash.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Loans and collections attended TO Il
intrusted TO me. Come and SO me II
you want 10 do business.
Office in rear Of Goodding drug stors
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20
Exchange Grocery.

We carry . lehoscp ssiscssoe
Of Staple and Rascy Gro.
ceries.
We have q I'll tunes the
best selection 81 Ftesh Fruits
70 be obtained % H. uarkee
We pay especial atssat3oo
70 fruits for ca1atos par.
poses.
We call attsotsoa 70 our
lice Of cxuned traits ed
Vegetables. JAMS. Je))Ies aDd
Preserves.
We have . Dqses lins a
Earthern wars, Jsrs. Jug,
Crooks and Presesvtag JarA
elso Glass Fruit jars ssd
Jelly 0lassea
,...A. %s .';.s q
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20

Mrs. ]. e. Carmichael went 70
Boulder Sunday night to undergo
surgical operation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20
Hufo Liotrp 4

- Hufo LiUtrY -
w. J EuEarl. successor to A.
c. Pharcs IN the Auto Livery
business, 10 still at the old stand.
Chalmers. Detroit 40 and OldsmO-
bile cars, the best 10 the Valley.
Experienced drivers only and sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Secondhand cars for sale.
PHONES:
PA.'s' carass - "a Rs'. s'ss ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20

Land for Rent-Enqmre of }
Alfred Smith or w. E. White.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20
s. K. sHlRK
General
Auctioneer -A
La lara, Colo.

Dstss can b secured q this ollcs. Is
ysafs' experience eaabseo - 70 give
entire satisiaction.
stock ssd Farm ss''s . ssso,sltv.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-20

1AR1i1D:-At Alamoss, Tues
day March 10, Nr. Charles r.
Es!es, y xiss May O. Palmer,
10th q Alsmosa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

What master-mlnd Of evil purpose Is
eyer ggtailus these Qucstlons, In.
spring fear and causing property va.
uatlons to dcpreciaie. Is as yet a
question 10 one can answer but that
there 10 such a mind, aud h is heing
used 10 the detrimenl OF that sec.
llun and 70 the shame and sorrow Of
ihe wa5le state, can moi be galnsaid.
General Canton properly sent tho
word down the line OF the mIsrepro-
ecntalIun Of the matter; Colonel lloff.
man has wired bis chief that II Is i
matter Of policing district where
Inete have been tauds Tor decades b,.
wscn Che white. red and black races.
The press rnn0rs and so.callnd ac.
Ceunts " the expeditions and trans.
ac'iuns age almost All without loar.
dation.
Il Is another case oi the state hay,
ing ~ pay a terrible toll for The lack
"a honor or one or more men who
aaye not fufetAought sufficient 10
cnhl h them to reach higher estate
ihan the chlDanzee Of the forests Of
Africa.
1 II TOO bad tuo awful and isa eN.
l3enslve. and Il Is the duty pt every
tltgon within The state 10 ali sn
bringing 10 brook ,he offender or oi-
Tenders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Thu Application fer i divorce from
Ftsd rlnncy Earle. the Brooklyn alqlat
who sen, his first wife nnd children
away tbal he might marry the girl
now asking scpar lion and apnumenl
q tho maumKe slc, does not, uulort'
unaicly. end The case. and all the hof
lihle ailoclties connected with such
poasliy alliances must of legal neccs'
slty be farpcd through an open court
trial
Earle, worn 10 the frazlc-edge OF
nervous prustrauon, sought a private
sanltaflum fof rest and ln hope Of
restoring his former senses,
The l<ultDer woman, Ia her appeal
for divorce. declares the irsl wife was
mot marlyr-ralhef. according 10 the
papers tiled. she was what the yerrac.
nlar Of he street would drsignlle ss
,Rlse one because she asked the
Kpttner woman 10 supply the placr IN
The man lie that she tthe wifel had
been unable to All
Naturally. the second marriage was
failure how could one expect q
crazy man and foolish child to be-
happy. with the world denouncing him
wherever they wentg
All the rubbish about tetepathy and
psychological kilograms and love-beutl
amounts TO naugit,
Miss kntlner thought she was de-
voted to a higher culture, and did mis-
sion Nnfk IN the homes III the lowly.
hence sha listened 10 Earle. an artist
and sat On the p0fches OF the districts
lowing him 10 talk cults and higher
deals when her fafhee should have
aiken the razor strap and applied L
where II would do the most good
AiiEnItyi3m and fowdyism are se
much alike II Is hard 20 detcrmln,
which one meets while wallowing N
The mirc oi lust aud lawlessnegs, and
on account of their similarity II i
proper The courts make ne distinction
Earle paid an awful price for his
nerfidy-- he Is To end his days IN q
naauhouit, The girl not twenty wears
Jl ago aud who should stu be III
school. must 40 through life marked
as ruined woman The fiat 0f right
eousness needs 10 defender. " is a
hrm In ila dlcinms as II was when
Nocs found Il and spread Il ~ lhs
aw of tie land Il stands III Us rigid
nnfity ne test of tests. ana West
wauders anpld seeking other cults
and aspiring beyond IT, must iu-n e
and hlmaelf or herself alone. thcixoysd
soing lnc other Way
Righteousness appeals 10 no ono u
4 the one signpust that beseechca ne
DC: asks aims Of nO enc but silently
ana firmly decrees ihat All musl
hooae. OF those who fall ana trs
gain 70 reach the light Il Is The nrsl
forgive. but those who asJall the
laps whlch uphold morality must be
outcasts. and win DC such, no mai
~ how heh thel- original standing
Willlam y. Cory paid The price
iagler fen and no one rich or ro9r'
ycak OF strong, has ever been able NJ
master socielya righteousness lnalst
nte on the moral code
And each day tho world grows Jld
i the decrees become stronger marked
md The more flgldly adhered to-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
ENID INDUSTRIAL. NUMBER

Monday afternoons issue of tho
FAgie, Enid contained 4 flfty-nage IN.
tiastrial supplement. fuursculumn Size
ami The edition was d credit 10 the
ereat metropolis Of Northern 0klahD-
MI and to the newspaper issuing
same. It vas pfofusely illustrated.
the work being splendid from artistic
snd Typographical aiandpolnts TIE
cover page contained splendid ilus-
faiians ol the greater buildings of
note IN the Garfield county capital.
and the arrangement gave the page
lA unique anu decidedly handsome an.
earanec
Iii addition TO the showing fof Enid,
ne Of the desefvedly iipuHshine cit.
ea Of The state. The edition slows
the wonderful change HI newspaper.
dom in the Southwest Twenty-Five
geafs ago III fact twenty years ago
IN edition Of that size would have
been hazardous undertaking tuf q
city ten times the population Dt Enla,
lnd the nowa columns ot many METRO.
inlitan newspapers of Two decades
sInce would not compare unfavorahly
10 any Vt the press association papers
u tie oklahoma o. today
The Industrial number viii be Of
much benefit "a tha Eagle to The
merchants and professional men who
made the edition possible. aud alsU g
he splendid thriving little nfteen
gearold clly 10 the northwest Of the
.4a.444sF
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cosr on STATE GOVERNMENT

Tie Tables showing the relative cost
Il administering government III Okla.
hama nnd Kansas are Of interest to
el The governor, modesily and with.
Nl The least show Of oslen1ation call,
ing attention 10 the cost Of caring FOR
the Two states. lnasmnch as Kansas
! aetaadg STANDING atill and paying 1T.
le o. nothing Ior the State luslitu.
lions beyond maintenance, the say
lag ID oklahoma affairs approaches
ihe sensational
Also the fact there has not been a
iggaFaiy policy In this state Is al
itch common knnNladge that Il needs
aH further mention "a Oklahomams
The fucts are the governor has and
iss aub1Falnates have Applied @ Che
iate the common knowledge Of good.
careful business Judgment aud the 70.
snlt has been highly profitable 10 the
4aknaKeaa Of the state.
Oklahoma Inherited much that WAS
Lard % gel rld of among others were
tiIlea organized under the laws o.
Aflsausas and those working under tie
eid Nebraska laws. the aws forbid.
lag the alienation ot Indian lands.
g50sa which Wsfe prescribed fer tie
Il district. aud those which wee made
ur 4 strictly agricultural district Ws
favorable to anX kind al factory lesla.
Iation
Governor Haskell constructive by
compartment IfainlnE and desire. as.
aeiuted with those other of tho stats
iIlelals vino wished Oklahoma state j
qnare eeal set about making The re-.
dulslte ehanges,. ana the fine eonai.
an uf state alfHIsH at the present
auir shows the wisdom and the caro-
AIKEN 70 make tho present state CON
ltion what Il IS
pnthans no man who has nsen ng
sheer luffn nj character and ability 10
~ Tire rlghl ever found more IN
i@nse opposition thaM has hefalIpn
tnyefliuf Haskell Il Ii eeftain that
I q hats been the target oE much abuae
not WARRANTED bs faet or figures. but
si may be true this unfair Warfare
Which has now practically eeaHed hHa
brought out KITS stronger points ana
made oi hlm one OF tho present SIX
sFIklns subefnalorlal Warriors IL TIE
ias
THAT the state II Oklahoma Ii hav.
aH lbs opportunity u construction III
he eost vhieh cnusea th majority ui
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D q
Q WHAT EDtToRs ARE SAYING Q
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q oooo Q 10000 0 Q oooo


A picture uf Mira Mary Farmer.
clOuded by unutlcrable WOE aud deIcc.
lion. accompapils with ttaelcal con.
sonancc the Terrible story of the death
Of that wrclched woman Ia the elec.
lrlc chair al Auburn. N ", yesterday.
u might well serve for a portrait OF
Despair 70 hopeless Is the abieei lg-
ufe aud expression OF the miserable
murderoes who gave her blasted life
In explation OF her fearful crime
The story Is shocking aud awful
f,om beginning to eud. The spectacle
Of woman slailed by sin and & Ae
borne 10 the chair Of death, ciaaplng
70 her breast i cruclllx and m0rmnr-
ing as II 10 subdue her gastly terror
JNsus, Mary and Joseph, have mercy
on my s0ul. can scarcely fail 70 awak'
gu a touch OF pity even In the hearts
et those who hold, with an ans,are
Senss OF justice, that May FarmeI
vas no ess slayer and flghtfal
7 object OF condlgf, punishment beesaa
she was woman. Nevertheless, "
all Of those merclfnl instincts that ex
tend 10 4 woman degree ~ care
ind protection which men do not ant
cannot lsY ciaim TO- this wretched erea
ture. Mary Farmer, was more alon'
! ana detcngeless IN the awful "houI
ma article Of death than man wouls
have been IN the same crucial cI7
dumstances
Lei II not necessarily be imputed 4
cruelty that IN Now York and IN lh'
tiianltc state OF Vermont women arr
hnE 10 do'th mier The same law tha
exacts that extreme penalty from mel
who sIas their fellows, Nevertheless
We who live IN the Mcs. cannot fee
that We coull icllcllate ourselves Oh
4 stsIcte sense Ot obligation TO tn'
law o. q higher standard oE publi'
virtue ard righteousness by hangnl
women 81 shocking them 70 death, O
by giving our sanction 10 apcetaclci
That would recall the horrors Of fy
burn.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT sE CURED
By local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased PARTON ol the elF.
rherc Is only enc way 10 cure deaf
ness and that Is by constitutional rem'
cdies Deafness Is caused by an IN
famed condition Of the mucous lining
W the lausiachlan Tube When this
iube II iulIamed you have "A rumbling
sound on lmpeflecl hearing and wneu
N IA entirely closed. Deafness Is the
result and unless the inflammation
can De- taken our aud This tube re.
stored 70 Tx normal condition hearing
viii be destroyed folpyer, nine cases
nut Of ten are caused by CaIarrh,
which is nothing hui an lnnamed con
.ilion Of the mucous surfaces,
We Will give Ona Hundred Dollars
fur any case 81 Deafness (caused by
eatarrhl thai cannut DO curcd pY
Hairs Calarrh cure. send FOR cIrcu.
ars, free. VI.
Il 4. CHENEY q co. Toledo. q,
Sold by nlugglsta, csc
Take tall's Family lbs for cOnatlna.
lion
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4 STATE BRIEFS. Q
O d
. . : . . o y 9 o 0 = > q Q 0 Q

lnsaf Wishes j hp kuown Ill city
AliA f. Y. raer died Al Euli
lnelpf innles Ailan with has 81.
inncd ihe puslarate aI ihe lIaplsi
fhsrra Z ApImqiu
s1f cduas AlluA Nill % O CAV Of Tic
slFHl class ngEhlhK suUnad elilA abnH
slisle lliH aHfbHc ever Iear If
l'eeinf lanles IllKler the new leall
ii thp kEaEllslle college. cymea rom
New Ienipn Conn aud Will tap thp
tfeaHNfy l9f sgns0 uuuualis
Aif nd Mrs George lIoekmAn
t'heFahnh reIebfaied their cgsatal wN
sllnR sntHaf TheY weFe married III
1kIahuna lna
Ardmufn ii enjoying an nll haamlps
ami maHY bic I'll unHfAfosA afe blink.
inR II the city where Cdlouel sugea
found ne tracks If MI Adam When
tke litter was leaNlHh Isden bY re-
ailhal
Mrs Amanda gHmmlnA il serving
la|l sentence If The Carter county
iaIll III because Alnanda corrected haf
spouse With ] sH|eh II HluxeWo1d and
failed IL Improve h|s Iaelal appearances
4 a. IL Is - 2z4Iaz s1xsa 4 ESzssHsss 4 -
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THAT euPRtslNo"
The conditions down near the old
ssunIpins grounds of she Snakes
aip nai what slie press has becn rel
porting That two ur three cnserprIs-
lng coireSpondNnls have been able 70
~ auAAlH rxaneeratp the conditions
There aa % maxi X appear the Indians
III thai tribe were on the war trail Is
inRElpr II sincere regret to aIl Cit
Il ns ~ he State; hc damages 10 the
WAY efuaa repute beyond human com
nufetiun
stripped of all tFapplngs lhls Il what
nesnffp
Tha usaldlnes Vt the stamp dance
place Nafe betting occupied hy slx bad
negroes. refugees from Justice They
we're committing deprodallcns, and Hn.
ally 4 warrant Fas issued F0r arrest
ui III ltast tWn al The bunch,
The officers were tfed on by the
refugees Hnu feenInFeements wore ae-
cured. many negroes being arrested.
iagef wufa reached tile Mcintosh
county knorln store oi The negroes
NHge III the actual home n Hario o.
cEHgs Snnke ihe indlan WHO has al,
wnS usud Fl accept the same as
NS derreed III lhe hldians IN council
SoAle four ue liye hunaleA gaTis
distant from The llario hnmu, walking
WlIaoNl thought II harm. two of the
t9fee Nere Hh0l both dsHg almost lii.
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Announcements
roR CHIEF or POLICE.


The Leader Is authorized 10 am
nounce Bob Mger as d candidate for
CHIEF Of police. subject 70 the action
1t the Democratic eItg primaries
The eadef is au.aorlzed 10 an.
abnnce & W chaney as candidate
lur chief Of police. subject 10 the az
lion Of the Democratic city euneen
llan
THE Lender la authorized 60 aH-
,3enee that 6 MeFetteridge la can.
ldate ief city marshal Of the city OF
Guthrie, subject 10 the Will Of the
Democratic voters at the primary 10
be held April 6. 1902
Judge ] 4. Operb#t announces bis
candidacy for chief OF police, subject
% the action Of The Democratic prls
naries.
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Fo City Attorney.

The Leader Ii authorized 10 an.
nauupe The Name Of Nr, NJ II lei.
fers ii as candidate Tar city llt0fneY
subject 10 Tho decision III lbs Dpmo.
gFallo primaries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
FoR COUNCILMAN


~. II. shearer. announces hts eaneI.
dntg fer c0unellmau 2nd ward sub
.eai 70 Democratic primaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

~ wv " e " " " fftl1Af r n
Southern prisoner Of war III camp
Chase, Ohio. afler pining N sickness
IN the hospltal'ln thar prison for some
llmes AMI consdlng 10 his friend and
fellow captive COL w E Hawkins
Of Tennessee. that he was heavy OF
heart becnune hl3 nillnnced bride IN
Nashville did not write 10 him. dled
Just before letter arrived. In which
the lady curtiy brcke ihe engagement.
Colonel Hawkins h4d been requested
by his dying comrade to open any
cplstle which should come for him
thereafter and upon reading the let.
ter psnned the following Ines
Your letter came, hut came too late,
For hravcn he'd claimed rs ownl
AN sud dien change from prison bars
Unto The great white throuel
And vet 7 think ho wlud h 'yc stayea
Fer cur more dly of pain
CHnld nc have read ihoso taray words
Which you have sent n vain,
Why did SOU waii fair lady
Through many n wrlFg hauvs
tiadpyon offer lovers wilhEou
ln ltat sliscM F'lAfy b9llcrg
Lil oiacre knccl bcfare Your feet
Aud lwine bs.ght ea"lands therc
Artl yct J ynH1 ~ an thut thrnng
llis epif't hal gn rcer.
| wish that yOn were ~ me now
As draw the ellrct aside
fn roe NOW unip lhe ln1k hc wore
Awhll halurn hr irdl
TIC a9rruw thai vnl gagJ Go him
liat lrli lts wcarf iean
as nyrrr thc snadnv &c he cru *
uma hi plild facet
rlIcr love' dl eWnlud change ror
NJ,
thc wililcrN cold 10 spriur
All irust lc ,l,auEhllcys mailcna ly,
Thou arr q hiiior lhlngi
For Hhen these vHlleSs falf ia May
Cnce nue IN hlessons wave
rhc NorhPrH viqlql shalt grow
AbqYe " humble sfaYr.
Your dnle Of aeanty words had been
Hut QUO m1Io nank q boar,
FllMIghlu the last hr kissed wIlll love
This iiesa Of your soil hair.
! Gid no. put Il where he s9id.
For when The angels come
xcnd rot have them md the sign
Cf falHehuod IN his tomb
I've read the letter. and / know
The Wslea hat YOU have wrought
70 win that noble heart If his
And gained It--fearfu thought
What laeish wealth men sometimes
Eivc
For rlIle bright IHd smaH
What maalY FERNS are often held
In FuilYa hlmsy thrai.
feG shall moi pity him. for n1w
He's pest your hope aud fear
Although wish thal yam could stand
With me behind his bier
stlll | lnrglYe yuu, heaven knows
For mercy y0ull have need
Since God bis awful iuuemnnl sends
On each unworthy head
Tonight the cold winds whistle By
As | my Vigil keap
Within the prison deadhOuae,
Where few mounefe come TO weep
IA rude plank coffin holds him now
Yet deun gives always grace
And | wenld rather aee him thus
Than clasped Ia your embrace
Tonight yrur rooms are very gay
with wit aud vino and suuH.
And yun arr smiling iuaf al II
foIt never did a wrong
Ynur hand 50 fair that nome would
think
Il penned tlieHc lincs pf palH:
f0u skin So white would ii God g1ult
aeul
Were half 50 free frum stain
ia rather ln This dear. dear fripud
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Your letter came. hut came TOO late,
For hravcn he'd claimed rs own
AM sud len change from prison bars
Unto The great white throuel
And VET ! think no would h'yc stayea
Fcr cu2 moro day of pain
CNnld nc have read ihose tardy words
which you have sent N vain
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Nhv aid you wali. fair l9aY
Through many wears hauvs
Hadpfon otter lovers wilhfSou
IN ltat sliscn Flnfy bplcrg
VIA ota'ra knccl bcfara your feet
Aud twine bs.aM sArlanis thero
Ard yct J yaeN ~ alI ihat thrnng
lIis epif'l hHl ~ rcrr.
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"lIcr loNe da. vwntld change fol
iEs
thc willlcrN colh 10 priue.
An, irnst lc ;lauEhllcss maidcuA w.,
Thou arr 4 hiiior thing.
For when these valleys falf ia May
Once nlue IN hlessoms wave
rhc N0uhprn violet shalt grow
AbuYa " humble BraYr
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iinsae Wishes 4 bp Known 81 ! eity
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i've read the letter, and | know
The wsIes hat YOU have wrought
70 win tnat n0ble heart If his.
And galned lis-featful thought
What laelsh wealth men sometimes
Eipc
For lFllle bright ana smailf
What manlf forms Ore often held
Iii Fullfa hlmsy thfall
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-11-12

in your community who can at'
ford not to have q membership!
The building and the loan fund
that will be ready for the use OF
the members with the completion
of the founders chapter from
which members may borrow
money at lower rate OF interest
than it can be obtained for else
where; the loan and relief fund
that will be put in operation with
the completion of the founders
chapter from which members in
distress may borrow money to
tide them over their difficulties
giving their membership alone
as security for repayment OF the
loan, are two other features that
very few. if any, can afford to
overlook. Everybody hopes to
have laid aside ample provision
for old age, but are they sure
that misfortune will not overtske
them? Can anyone be sure? A
membership in the league in.
sures its holder against a desc
late old age. Do ysu know OF
any insurance more necessary
than this? How many can af.
ford to be without such insur-
snce? How many in our com =
muuity can afford not to have a
membership 10 the league, even
though the privilege of the re
treat was all it had to offer? The
rights, benefits and privileges of
membership in the American
Womsn's league are too many
and too essential to ce csrelessly
overlooked by anyone. The
question we ask: Can you afford
not to have a membership in the
Am merican Woman's league?
AMERICAN WoMAN's LEAGUE.