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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-16

hcf mclaar. prohclepi ~ literature
anil the sfts. was dismissed and hes
motics. wAo taught e class 81 h9ys
Il thc settlement housc at No. lSo
Eldrldge street Without pay Naa
aist seat swaS ~ Pct,qn.llethune,
stlll another roimllas WefkeF re.
ceived i nlgl leilcf 81 dlsilpssal
Il was s,is wine had necs drunk
IL the tenemens house a Nompn eni.
ployeo of sixty. Was allesealto have
danced malurka IN } nalr of baey
blue paiamas resembling hoes helpng.
lne 10 Duglani Il came 0ri then mat
Emma Goldman. the ans eflei ead
freelcve advocate. asi been wei
come guest at The settlement house.
II WIS spld she had concerted some
Ol the workers,
Pro- Hamilton publicly declared ai'
the tlme tsat the university settle
ment p1clety frCxlel upon even The
ialntest suggestion al free love
Prof flamllton's nfat wife aiesl SIX
years ago. The new Mrs. ilamAton
Is only eighteen. her hnsbsna forty
elk She IS q Jewess tae daughler
% D. Bcniamin Brodlky. OF NJ ll2o
st. Marks avenue brooklyn She has
teen q worker az the settlement for
q " g.
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ever. and the skirt Is adapted 10 all
the seasanahle sklrling and snlany
materials Ii Is distinctly novel aaa
very generally becoming yet II IS
simple anil gives lilsl the lines essen-
ilal to amariness, The blouse can
either Be chi II m plain material and
tucked as illustrated on be cuI from
already tucked OF ether fancy material
the nlein model shown in the small
view being used.
For the medium size the blouse VIII
require 3 Yards Of iuckod material S.
3 IL yards Il or "a | 3.S ya-as a IN.
ches wide or Il plain material Is nsei
ana tucked On Indicated lines yards
II Or q. yards ~ OF - yards t
Inches wide. fr the skirt "a yatsls
q. yarIs II or 81 inches Wide 5
May Manton pattern oi toe blouse. 10
GAIA sizes - 10 AZ inches bust. Or Of
the skirt. No. Gi5T sizes 12 ID s0 m
chcs waist viii be malled IL any ads
dress ~ the Fashion Department Il
this papef on receipt ten cents fuf.
each. III IN haste send an additional
TWO cent stamp for letter postage
wnleh naufes more prompt dellvery5
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Charcoal Removes
Stomach PoisOns
p0fe charooa VIII Absorb Ono Hun.
dred Times lie Volume IN
poleonaue Gases.


Charcoal was made famous BY tie
cid monha of Spain vino cured an
nanlier ol Ftpmaea liver. hsoea f~d
bowel troubles by tlls simple remedy
0ht little merry Us FeHehman he y
forth its virtues Before 4 famous con
fention OF European physicians and
surgeons. Secheyron waa his name
He was odd. quaint aud very deter
mIned Ills brothers n medicine
laughed at bills claims rhereupen Ne
swallowed two gralu0 I atfychnlno,
enough TO klll three man. mud ate some
CHARCOAL The doctors thought him
mad but DO did not even have to 10
to bed The charcoal killed she effects
ef the slrychnlne and seeheyrun was
famous Ever since that day physl.
clans have used H. Run impure water
through charcoal and you have pare.
delicious drink
BAD breath, gastfilIa. bowel gases.
torpid liver. lmpure blood etc. give
way before The action of charcoal.
L Is really wonderful adunct b.
nature and Is a most lnexhausllble
sIarehouse OF health 70 The man or
woman who suffers from gases or I'M
purIiles Of any kind
staafls Charcoal l.ozenges are made
81 pure willow charcoal. sweetened to
palalahle state with honey
TNu 0r three 0f them cure an ordl.
nary caae oi bad breath They should
be aaed after every meal. especially n
ones breath n prone 10 be impure
THESE IlliIe loxenRes have nothlne 70
De WITH medicine They are Just sweet.
fresh willow. hnsned to nicely for
charcoal making md fragrant honey,
the product of the bee. Thus every
ingredient comes 70 man from the lap
Of nature
aAe only secret lies III tae stuarT
n|ueess 81 compresalne these simple
substances n,0 hard tablet or lez.
eaEe. SO thar age. evaporation or decay
may not assail their curative qualities.
Iuu VIII ske as many d them as
fnu wIah art lne more yon take the
quicker viii you remove the effects OF
had breath au, impurities arising from
2 aaaayed N aseaFinK meal They AZ.
sist digestion Nflfy the bio and
heIH The Ipitallnas ana bowels throw
or al waste matter
g g your lflsgIss Il ance and buy
S package u 1t3afIs Charcoal Lon.
easaa nslca 20 cents f8a will soon
he IaIa hf your ffIehds that your
breath IS ~ bad q i Haa Send
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(I|IJP {
welded
WITHOUT
VOWS

New Yo-k. Jan. ie The unlyes.
slty settlement house. IN Rlylngicn
street o. which President fsooao'
velrs protege. James Is Reynolds,
usei 70 be- the chief. WIS literally
aeog With animated discussion ycs-
leraay over an announcement at
pref. Iames II. Hamilton. tie hea
worker and Miss EtiN Brodsky, OF
Brooklyn, another Of the workers,
had become man end wife on the
Ethical culture societys plan. with
out exchanging VOWS or obligations
The announcement was confirmed
on inquiry, BY Df John L. Elliott the
assistant leader Of the society OF Eth.
lcal culture. who said. wden seen az
hts home. 40. 36i West Twenty.
seventh street: Eyes 1 married tho
feuRIe. There q nothing wlla. thou"h
about the ceremony. Il ia perfectly
simple knd legal.
vBefore pronounced them man
ana wiie male a short aaafess pri.
talnlng 10 the marriage relations anN
all taey call for from tae parties
soneernqi. After Tits foFmallly 4
eueh you call &C.. toe ring WAS cx
changed. Then they elaspel hands
and the nupllhl kiss was given.
Thereupon, pronounced them m.n
and wife. ana snch theg were
The wedding took place at lle
mnma 0f the Rev Df elliott who ls
prominent In the work Of the Hudson
guild
Prot Hamilton Is the direct sue.
ceseor OF robert Hunter as head
worker OF the University settlement
society Re took charge IN the lall
Of 1903. ~ resigned the chair Of
sociology Ia Syracuse university n
take the position Henry M TAFT,
sae preslaOH elects brother was on
the commiss that notified MIN Of his
selection ne IN . graduate Of the
Cincinnati law school He halls
originally from GreenbuFg Ind
some liuin lter Prof Hamilton BE-
cKmn hcndwDrker. the University sct'
iIemanf society was shaken By q
scandal ti#t attracted the attention
II lhe pt N Tne facts. as paDllGnca
1t sta time. wre taat AsslstaAi
neAdeo. sf yelpSs nurlana q HRr
ear1 Efa8u IA close friend oi ]
& phal Stokes. he'd gone away un
- enfereei vocation. because his ne
0ae believed 20 be IN danger from
tha 1ren At Is woman assistant
Msss Eina N' iughtrY
ssvernl Then Left,
Nis acCaughlry. The eepport 81
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sAVEp FRoM oPERATIoN

The first three years / MS married was the most
wretched part Of my lie I eufered everything with
female troubles had such bearing down pains could
hardl7 walk across he roon and was in awful misery
tried several medicines without relief, and the doctor
said would have TO have an operation, but my hus-
band said no, and 20 ! began % take Cardui After
The first three bottles felt ike another person. slept
better, didn't have to be operated on and now we have
fine baby girl
MRS MABEL RAY, Wilmore, Kas
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1898. which reduced the usual winter
demand
The main cause Of he decrease in
the eeal production was the increased
consumption OF Oh and natural gas
throughout Oklahoma. Texas and Lou
lalana. which caused ahoul 5 per cent
If the decrease Ia The production Of
Oklahoma c9al The bulk Of tie OIL
came from mo wells III the Vicinity Of
beaumont, Tex, and increased quantl-
lies from the Glenn pool, located near
Tulsa, oklahoma, Except IA few
cases the production Of coal was not In
any way affected IN any sheae
states BY shortage Of ears OF labor
Nearly all Of the mines we're idle dur.
ing Apfll. May and part oi june. be-
cause Of the suspension pendiue me
settlement Of the wage scale out shis
did moi materially deerease production,
t. the demand Vas llgat aud customers
had supplied their requirements by
stocking MP
! OIL II III the wtlls dl Northern OKLA.
k6sna Il nbw Extensively used lal' toeI'
Il Kansas CITY and st 1oaenh, Mo- The
Coal uncn consumed Il Fp9 hnllil
Ark has been replaced hy sas nFudun
Ell locally aud the demand loF domestic
Is we'll az l0F steam Al At TeXAr
kama. Ark and Shreveport l.as ha7
been supplied By natural Kaa from lhe
cadsu gas Wells loeaIad midway pe
tween Tpxaf|iana and shfeftnort up3
uAIaauma CITY Shawnee. uuirfln
Tulsa and Bnflles4ll|H aEa n9W all sllp'
aI|ed hy natural Gus EFam lhe Naflhr
Oklahoma fields
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LANpRuM,s slLI-.
Has The Elements Of Good intent 10
Widowa and Orphans.


TO alleviate confusion IN the dlyi
sion of estates following the death of
sons. daughters. brothers and sisters
Is the purpose Of bin introduced BY
Senator I.andrum Of Tahleauah. Il
provides that II the doceaent leaves
NO issue. the estate goes IN equal
shares 70 the surviving husband Or
wife and to tnR decelent's PARENTS
II thets 9e no PARENTS then une-haf
goe8 IN equal shares 70 ihe htosaerR
and sisters Of the deccdcnt and lo
the children 1T aly dcccaaed hr0slief
a- sister rs right of representation,
II The deeeaonl being q minor. leaxns
no issue tae estaie must go tr the
parenls If lIvIns toFolhef and # not
living together TO The one haeing the
custody Of tie apcedent minor
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1t will help yon.
COULD NOT SLEEP

Yon know how sick / was, when first wrote YOU for
advice and yon told me to take Cardu had bad faint
ing spells could not eat, was weak and thin and Lad
such awful pains al over / was 80 nervous, ! could
not 20 10 sleep at night till about four o'clock IN the
morning After taking II bottles Of Wine Of Cardui
am nov well and strong; can eat ANYTHING sleep all
night can do all my housework and feel better than N
years.
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PAINS I'M SIDE

Before began to take cardui, was so weak and
nervous could hardly BE- up and could hardly bear the
noise Of my children had such pain in my side it
hurt INC every breath. I also had hacking cough,
could not eat we'll fell on great deal and lay awake at
nights or else had scary dreams Inside Of one week,
after taking Cardui, the pain had left my side and in
three weeks | felt like another person. Now | feel
right wcl
MRS. DORA sTAUFFER, Wily, Va
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. OUTPUT
Of GOAL.
DECREASES


Special 10 paiis I.aaden IA tnitqtF
Washington .. G, Ian i0--ludlta
tons are that the prediction o. coal
I'd oklahoma during the year 1908 WAS
q decrease Of = pef cent compared
with lhe production 81 The state ii
1897 The decrease IN Missouri was
aoaul 3 per cent and that IN Afkauaas
between Is aud s per cent
q Is estimated lhai nn|g abo1, ten
nef cent Of the loss IN producing IL
these States Uas due 10 the financial
aenIessspQ HhIAa about per cent Naa
|s|nn 10 ihA exceptionally warm Weathaf
Ihai prevailed aaEsaK pa l|fsl snfea
months ana IT, IaHl Three months oI
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am go years old, and had female trouble pains
low down in back dizzy dull headache, papitation of
the heart and was so weak coud only sit up little
while at a time had one Of our best physicians but
was going down. rapidly, decided 70 try Cardui
Before had finished the first bottle felt much m-
proved and now that have taken 10 bottles am up,
able to do my work.
MRS II. BEATTY, Iusk, Tex
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day Time was when OFT WAS Of the
house Of sleilamy. and he drified away
because the TWO did not agree on al
topics The re.appearanee Of o., IN
politics and as stalwars VIII not sur
prise krwlng ones about tha senate
chamber. for whatever be said Of the
little lieutenant governor he has never
been ylndlctve aud Is liberal y Q faux
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suffered from female trouble every month, ever
since | was l6 had such dizzy spells and backache
that would have To 90 10 bod aud was go weak could
70 take Cardui the dizzy spells and other female
troubles stopped and now | nm well and happy
MRS. NJ. Il. ALFRED Hartford, Wash.
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FEMALE cATARRH

suffered FOR nine (sl wears with female catarrh,
which caused many dsagreeable symptoms AT last |
decided to abandon other medicines aud try Wine Of
Carlui, and have been improving ever since. Now |
Am almost as strong as ever was and ask for no to
help me with my homework
CORDIE ABERNATHY, Gaffpey, s G.
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Cardui is certainly the best and most wonderful
tonic there is to build mp shattered and for all
other female troubles ! have used it for myself and
daughters Before taking it, was total wreck but
after began improved from the first and know that
il saved nv life
MRS EVELIEE McGREW, Austin Tex.
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EASY CoNF1NEMENT

cannot find words to express my gratitude to Wine
Of Cardui for helping me in my last confinement For
inerly suffered all day and night, but this last one
was fine big baby girl she weighed ~ lbs at birth
and was sick only Is minutes never felt better in
my life than / do now
MRS IRA GRAY, Budd, III.
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ALL RUN DOWN

About five years ago. all run down, having been
afflicted with female trouble for several years. The
doctor said would have to have operation, but
began to take Cardui and before / had taken half
bottle felt like q different woman. Whenever feel
oyer-worked Or rundown few doses of Cardui make
me feel better.
MRS. A. BRYNER Cameron, I'LL
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SAVED HER LIFE

take great pleasure in telling you how cardu bone-
ficd me for know it saved my life. ] was troubled
with flooding peln and other female troubles for years.
and was so weak could not walk alone across the room
had not taken one bottle o. Cardui before | was
greatly improved and when had taken two Settles,
felt like a new woman.
MRS. RUTH WILSON, Travellers Rest, s. @.
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NUMB SPELLS

suffered with numb fainting spells ever since was
sixteen would lie sometimes All day like was dead,
and could not talk or see. They spent hundreds of
dollars on doctors, but nothing helped me- At last,
about years ago I began to take Cardui, and since
then have never had any more Of those SPELLS | took
five hotea'of Cardu, and can truhfullg say chat it
cured me.
MRS. M. JOHNSON, Tampa. Fla.
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ACHED ALL OVER

Two years ago, my health pqs very bad. ! suffered
untold misery and achcd ali over every MONTH AT times
/ wished for death, to end MY suffering AT last de-
wonderful medicine stopped my suffering and made my
life worth living
MRS. MATTE CAMPBELL, RatcliiF, Texas.
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For nine years, suffered with severe female dis
orders, irregular my back and side would almost
kill me and every month | nearly cramped to death.
tried everything, without relief, and lost all hope till
one day took Cardu, which toned me up, 50 can do
my housework with all case and enjoy good health
SARAH J. H0SkINS, Gerry, Ky.
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cannot say enough in praise Of Cardni. II Is
blessing to suffering women. During pregnancy,
vomed nearly all ate and my limbs were swollen, SO
] could not walk A week after taking Cardui, the
swelling was nearly all gone, and though have had
12 chilGren the baby that came after taking Cardub
was the easiest birth and the fettest baby ever had
MRS. ALICE GOTTEN Wheeling w Va
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The tender leaves Of q haFmless
lnng.haallag mountainous shrub give
Ia Dr. shoops Cough Remedy rs WAR
yelous curative properties. IlgRl.
tickling. or distressing coughs quickly
Yield lO the neallng. soothing action
Of this splendid prescriptions Pr
shoSns Cough Remedy And 4 II 90
safe aud good tor children. as well.
Containing no opium, chlproiarm, of
other harmful drugs. Holhers should
In safety always demand Df Shncp'al
II other remedies afa offered tel
iaom MOI Be s0nr own iuage' Sold
by Nallaoes drug store.
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did not know that anything could stop female
pains from which had suffered for two years until
tried your wonderful medicine Wine Of Cardlii had
other female troubles besides but was cured in little
while. Cardu Il blessing to womankind ! recon-
mend it to all my friends
GERTRUDE GATLIN, Timbervie, Miss
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recommend cardu to all my lady friends think
II the best l1edicne for female troubles 1t works
like charm, had suffered untold misery for 20
years, with various female troubles took all kinds Of
medicines but nothing did me as much good as Wine
of Cardui Now | am regular, suffer no pain and am
better in every way
MRS. MATTE CHRISTOPHER, Atlanta, Ga.
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ALMOST A SKELETON

was very weak from female disorders and was al
most skeleton. It tired me 70 walk just little Now
general houscwork for family Of nine (9} and haven't
been in bed a single day, for over two (2) years.
think Cardui il the greatest rcpsdy on earth
MRS. LULA WALDEN, Gramling, s. @.
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was SO irregular and suffered from other female
troubles but took three bottles Of Cardui and II has
done me more good than any medicine ever took in my
lfe Now ! ann perfectly regular and on the way to
health again.
MRS. MARY FREEMAN Paint Lick KY
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o O . 10000 o. o . o Q Q 0 0 {
Q TALES FROM SEN. {
0 ATE CLOAK ROOM {
. Q Q 90 90 o eo o . {

Since the first announcement that
Editor Peter Phelps Duffy might De a
candidate fog governor appeared ii tho
Cloak Room, the distinguished dlplo
mat aud pet has received much en-.
couragemeni Other newspaper men
mas hing back because OF sIigat
feeling Of jealousy but thai NIL aoon
be over.
MY Friends The chiros Be with as
now. mourned senator who opposes
specially In legislative line His was
leok Of resignation and sorrow as ne
strobe down tie steps enrnule 10 the
dinner table,
Messengers from the tpo houses can
hniop The winter They are III untih
pnH rahf aAsl need hot bother ABOUT The
weataer: that however Is Of little mo.
menl III Guthrie, being the vefF heart
al she most eauable climate Of the
llnlled sgases
saualor nlalF has been very kind. as
usaaI. He has also been very aaiel and
must hare some special big farmer bll
p hs sleeve
There Is no te||lHe Nhal aae lhlnks
IL Hhea he Wishes lQ guess said a
senator II lae sale df DAHeefss|a I.as
aalSIIaHH nIhlnN M pNIasea II Q|I| ilA
l8ns Eaa lAnNY NaKs i iHs aIaEE
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DAILY FASHION TALKS
BY MAY MANToN
MN rnE RAsnIoNAanE

WIIH THE FASHIONABLE
TUCKED BLOUSE
Nothing makea preiller contrast
than 4 Ulonse of very thin tucked ma
tesial worn with skirt Of cloth wo |
pongpe o. saemthlng similar, the color
being tae same for both, Ia this case
the shade Is the new cniawba, that Is
SO fashionable and so hands me, and
the blouse Is made OF chiffon the skirt
nf broadeloth and trimmed With but
tons and simulated buitonhoes. Net,
both plain and figured, crepe de Chine.
messallne, an materials of the art
are appropriate for tae blonse. how
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suecial Gale en- ahees. = per cent uls.
count on any ahoe IN stock and 20 per
cnnf discount on warm shoee AZ Rob
nson't.
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4 sttl8ss slaIhing company
Shawnee. nos stock Nalerod by huFal.
Ine nf ppe. not n Ihe usual railroad
ualercdftock plan.
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Bruce 0ll. former eiItas AMI eoan
mlllec clerk fabhefed through The
convention aalI and chambers sesteF.
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however ia the tale of Republicans al
being split over committee appoint.
ments then he proceeds In The next
few lines 70 ielI Of alliances between
solid Republican delegations and the
Democratic inaIJrity. That by Is al
right and Is milking the proper medl.
clne For the minority save he contra.
diets himself In the same statement.
THAT Is an Oh Republican trlck be- Is
attempting eut It Is Of dhe long age
llka catching snlne4 etc,
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"An' II he we're not 50 straIehtiaeed
and determined TO be stern anyhow
he's a peach.H ana the three fifteen.
year III statesmen. leaning over The
railing had tls7lr hands pointed down
tD where the Bryan county farmer.
lawyer sat smiling AT the effort Of a
brother senator to make bits perloah
and mind meet At the same objective
point.
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whats name ~ shem two preach.
crsg quered the agent Of tho cmhr ii.
cry concern. pointing down an aisle @
where Davis and Roddle, solemnlg al.
tired, and with solemn manner held 4
consultation ahnuE some technical aelHt
AZ issue
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MRs. DOM sTAUFFER, wiIN Va
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MRS. NJ. JOHNSON, Tampa, Fla.
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Nfs Neoauvhtry lhe pemort 9
The daily tribune., 1909-01-25
uMesa ss,oee .su,,l.

John Vivian. the we'll known
ranchman living near West Four
Mile, was held in 50 200 bail Satur-
day at preliminary hearing at
Guffey, on charge of felonious ~.
sault.
Vivian is the man who shot and
seriously wounded Clinton Wilson.
seventeen year old boy, infiicting two
bullet wounds on January 6. The
boy is at present at the Sisters hos
pital at Cripple Greek where his con-
dition Ia said to be serious.
According to the story told by Wv
ian, who has been married but three
weeks, he heard = noise outside his
home, and believing it WAS chicken
thieves or midnight marauders. he
stepped outside his door and fired sew
eral sbots at form he saw crouching
near his home.
Facts developed after the shooting
showed that Wilson, with a number
Of his friends, among whom were two
cousins Of Vivian's, had decided to
serenade the newly married couple in
| their cabin near West Four Mile, and
had ridden ont to the place after the
meeting of a literary society, with
this purpose In view. They arrived
at Vivians home about midnight. and
then gathered around the home pre-
paratory to breakout with their noise.
1t was at this moment that Vivian
came outside and emptied his revovier
at Wilson. who WAS the only man he
could see. the others being in the rear
Of the house
The daily tribune., 1909-01-25
Stomach Trouble Cured.

II you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Cham ber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mr.. J. p. Klote of Edna. Mo. says
l have used a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble. but
find Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy ever used. For sale
by Daniels Drug Store. NV I