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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Thrift Passes Examination.

Adjutant General Guy e. Logan has
received letter from former Adju.
tant General W. H. Thrift saying thai
he has passed an examination for
keeper of national cemetery. He has
not yet been assigned location.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

The reason a girl can be sure her
eyes are blue is they aren't.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Rev. c. L. Nve to Move UP.

'tSv' " wv 20
Rev. C. l.. Nye of Woodbine, pas.
tor of the Methodist church in Wood.
bine, is slated for the appointment
as district superintendent, according
to the ecclesiastical political gossip
He is said to be in line for the posi-
ton as successor to Rev. William
Stephenson, who has completed his
three years term. Another appoint
ment to be made by Bishop Joseph
Berry, in charge of the Des Moines
conference at Ames Sept. 15, and the
pulpit appointments for this confer
ence, will be the successor for Rev
Milford Mann of McGregor, who has
accepted a pulpit in Milwaukee.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

When a woman will eat onions it's
sign she's married
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
BOARD At WORK
Conservation Commission Chooses
Permanent Secretary,
BAlLY OF DIES MONIES, NAMED
viii Take UP Duties of Position at
once-Commission Desires an
Office in the State Capitol
Building.

Des Moines, Sept 7.-Iowa's new
commission for the investigation of
waterways, drainage and conservation
Of natural resources has got its work
under way and will begin at once to
collect material for a report to the
next legislature. R. w. Baily of Des
Moines was elected secretary of the
commission and will take up his dut'
les at once. The commission wants
Offices in the capitol building and may
be assigned the lieutenant govern
or's rooms for its headquarters.
The rooms used by the speaker Of
the house have been turned over to
the new educational board of control.
1t was left to A. C. Miller chairman
Of the commission, to outline the
work which it is planned to accom-.
plish. The members gave their ideas
as to what should be done and MI.
Miller will formulate course of pro.
cedure including the various sugges.
tons.
One division of the report will deal
WIFI WdlSl pONSl SllSo anu IL 10 IuC
intention of the commission to de.
termine the value of such sites SO
that the state may Ak fair price
In case of selling them to private
corporations or individuals. No at
tempt will be made to take up the
question Of river improvement at this
time except as it relates to water
power and soil erosion.
A report will be made on the ques
ton Of unification of the drainage sys
TENS of the state and on the conser
walton of all other natural resources
such as coal, clay, timber, stone and
shale.
Major Roche of Rock Island, who
has charge of the river improvement
work for the upper Mississippi, will
visit Des Moines soon to consult with
A. C. Miller in regard to the report
on the Des Moines, Cedar and Iowa
rivers. This report will decide wheth
er the government shall make an ap
preparation to survey the three Iowa
streams.
The conservation commission Sc
lected E. A. Burgess of Sioux Cit.
and w. H. Stevenson of Ames as 1T
representatives to the annual con
vention of the Upper Mississippi I'm
provement association to be held il
Winona, Mimi, this month Delegate:
have also been named by Governor
Carroll.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

The coffee tree begins to bear at
three years and reaches it's fullest
bearing at 10 years.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Bond Company Files Its Suit.

The Fidelity & Deposit company OF
Maryland, instituted action in district
court to collect $5,O20.90 from Carl
M. Spencer, who secured three
years sentence in the federal peni-
tertiary for embezzlement of the
funds of the Des Noines National
bank. The company was on Spen-
GERS bond and had to pay the bank
that sum, it being the amount Spen-
Ger is alleged to have embezled.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

Weather forecasts by wireless tele
graph are furnished vessels in the At
lantic by the British bureau.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

Georgia's coal production last veal
Of 264,S22 short tons was the loves
since 1899.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

The. health record of the German
army is better than that of any other
nations fighting force.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Wreck Victims Recovering.

Physicians report that all of the
victims of the railway accident on
the West First street crossing will
recover Three were quite seriously in
jured. No arrests have been made
but the police are conducting an in
vestigation into the cause. of the
wreck. Arrests may follow. The
street car company has devoted every
effort to the care of the injured, en-
ploying ten doctors and eight car
riages, two ambulances and an auto
mobile. The two victims most seri-
ously hurt are at Methodist hospital.
They are ]. A. Murray and B. B. IT.
win.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
New Pythian Hall Almost compIet

INCW Fytuidu I1du ALMOST complete.
With the remodeling almost com
plete and everything in place save the
gas fixtures and radiators, the new
quarters of the East Side knights
Pythias lodge No. 6S are almost read.
for the grand opening October 6.
District Contests for Corn Growers.
Des Moines, Iowa. = The Iowa
Corn Growers association has dlvil-
ed the state into districts which vii
compete with each other for prizes at
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

Several German shipyards are
equipped with electromagnetic power
full enough to lift dead weights of
$4,000 pounds.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

White pine water tanks have been
known to last 20 years, while some
built of cypress have lasted 25 years.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

The known petroleum areas of the
United States include $3.50 square
miles and the natural gas areas 1O,O55
square miles.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

A New Jersey resident has patented
pie and cake box which is ventilated
to prevent the contents from becom.
ing soggy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

OF the public lands still owned by
the federal government it is estimated
that S0,000,O00 acres is underlaid with
COAL
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14

When completed the new White
Star liners will be the largest afloat
being $50 feet long over all by so feet
beam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
y y y " ~ y ~ ~ - ~ " 49, " -
o STATE BRIEFS. {
o o 90 o o o O o 30 o 20 0 :

Mrs. J. A. Foster died at Ell City.
Arcadia bad a iIre, same aa Dallas
ana other bis cities.
Charles Atkins, Duncan has aled
d petition N bankruptcy
Davld williams. Stephens county
commltte dsuiclde al sherman, Texas
Wichita Fails road Is helng built
Into Frederick, capital Of Tlllman
county
Bartlesglllc Elks home association
70 commence erection ~ lhe $4,000
edlilce az anee.
IiaxiI Nicholson. Parsons Kansas.
married Mre May Morris al her home
IN rryur Creek
SulphnF has truly become city Of
the iiratdlass shr is having Fegu4
ls- Wichita municipal campaign
sapulpa leads the water developers
with 4 we'll Of flowing hot water.
Someone had nrophesied that sapulpa
was near q Famed place
~
Bartlesville.Dewey electric concern
Will utilize power plant for The use
e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

as death of hamiral ceryera re
AIla thS heroic EFFORT o. that descend
nut "a spanish mariIlme glory % re-
acsm the name d Bis country. Rls
sash from The nfosectIon OF the shore
Daiscreh and mlnea at Santiago &c
Cuba. during She wer between spain
end she United States, July >, 1888
uAa one o. the b-eyesl acta history
ecofia. No one knew better than tne
victorian tcfqera that hts ships were
llhe sub8 1ompared with the Amerl
thn Feasele, and the captured reports
he had ,ierafsd Tor his native land u
ha dlnd ct escaped, showed his ea'A'
aie 81 me comparative forcaN
wye Aiil geek escape Cover Of
5aflrose spd the intropediiy OF tae
snoyemenl d shc only hope Amerl-
cana ln force, with bgttleships and
ermorel cruisers are manned by the
best gunners this world has known
tcy fear nothing wsnt only battle
wlll SEA ous shlps and llYea az dear
IN nk possible. CERVlfRA.H
TNe spirit 0E the aye when Spair
wne more than / berlbboned hpnch "
lail hrhiine hFavadDes seemed tn pre-
Will WITH thef veteran He had n0t
lettltea aimaeli al % anu nutCpme.
AepHesu commanders proclaimed
his eilomnt "a take hls lHy.euuippcc
halfmadnt6 kHd wholly unprotected
cfuiaefs oul Of that harhor, along g
cnaafllne llloWne great yeseeia 70
rdach kuD-3lslauee Of the shore aa
lnc best Illustration Of maritime couf.
aeo modern MARS have Afforded And
X might also he said thar hRt not the
mM,l sccoAa Ill command, backed uy
riAlN III CHE terrible hnttanhlp ol that
GlecNae. thu ofhgon, reached the post
Hun denaigmans that Ccryera's second
eommanae aaula haTe reached g port
of safety
Gffyefa NaH 8 maftlnel. bat 3 com
maudef who believed IN his country,
and ore who cheeffully offered hts lile
a deiAnee al BE lag
Aaoag naval oiIieers of the laat cen.
sary he viii take rank as one who
aaflesalY ana her0leellg faced what
eVNT the Eorlunes ii war had 10 ofler-
Spain. deallning With g0.fnption ana
oppression eu alI sldes win be Tong
in eprHflne commander with BRAY
AZ arlflf o. aeHa aodeai eAnrqaaien
tis views.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

The remarkable speech, followed 1y
various irte-yIews by Senator stephen
i. Elhins. OK West Virginia. III tho
session 81 the upper body 0f he leg
islstive branch OF Government, II II
means anything means there ID still
hope for g tarila 0Ill Of value. IB
the snddest days Of Roosevelt madness
when the magazine agltalors ana yell
low newspaper warehouses; OF shallow
sensatlOnqlism were assaillng an who
opposed the imperial regime. Stephen
b. Elklua was the maste- spirit II IN.
dependence IN either Of The legislative
bodies
Senator Elklna 10 The best Rn0wa
Duslness man os the upper body With
less wealth. perhaps than CugKen-
helm, YET lie 10 al individual empire
maker standing with his personal
name behind millions OF Investments.
lie has been listed as trustmagnate.
siiil holding little corporate interests.
Wila his father.in-law, Henry Gassa.
way Ds.ls, the coal mines Of West
Virginia are largely owned, but lney
are not Incorporated Elkins also
built tho railroad In Arizona and Mex.
leo without taking Out corporation pa.
pers, plpdglng hts personal wealth In
time ~ tho great panlc
il bis holdings can be placed one
substantial reason 10 hts bitter oppO.
sitlon oF paying tribute 70 the East.
lie q on investor IN the Northwest,
Eouthwe1t aud South.
lie has Alaskan holdings Ia his
own name; New Mexico and Arizona
know aim as an Individual Investor.
Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee, being a
partner IN the copper mines Of Aria.
pna and lievada
Senator Ekins has served notice
be vii lead the battle in the sena.
ioflal contests against making tariff
laws to favor Eastern manufacturers
Al the lxIlpuse OF the .nen ii hnsl.
aess vest ioF the Allegheny range
Ii ihaE announcement there IS hope
aud message OF glad lliinga
& means we may get the pulp clause
through. that lumber may be nlaeeu
within reach Of the building publies
lhat tbs uncalled f0r duties nn ahe
lhlHgs wr do not Import may BIZ 40
arranged ns "a he made d some pslr-
nase AMI the great reRenue rates
maHe applicable % modern acIenee d
lHxalinn.
aFualaf Ellglns Wili not be auliier.
he does no. belong 10 Democracy nor
does be make clalm OF friendship but
BE e an able leader OF the other party
persuesIen. one who can and will bat.
tla When notice - served. N him as
commander che West and It's allies
stand sume chance OF getting fair
HhaAe 81 tariff schedules.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

The petition af forly-seyen proper
lg owners of Tie Third Warc and for.
aix from tue Fourth. in The clif
o1 suso. asslag Che city council q
ALLOW lhe people b vote on whether
cr net iha e0ea may ram ai large
within the clty limits has destroyed
tha pdlteg og tho Daily News chnncea
81 Aeing great church deac0R
Not that he aweara aloud. Or That
Ae barales thoae Whe asked for the
vera Nay. nal that mum Of consef.
qellge thouCN Hn6 fairsletlns-hts-
seemelhoaa
ih iacl lIlile Il acid, it So what
hlshl b inferred that has caused
alarm to the aavaaates oi allowing
soMa lo Diea the weeds end grass n
tha nretlv onG new city nf Hugo AZ.
tef relating ihn COWS are NO betleF
shah the ahoasa hf the sheep. Oh the
mules rnd the other anImals which
n7a d0mastlnated emo travel ca four
.aas he. fihat aallarl modesliy states
~ ll a4ifehaee re beer. ,pfovl6.
rs lhe dealzene vlsl Gross Red river
If Il aan Be explained nn0
pf0veu the eera ought to promeneae
tae etreeta. sask n8 reads ihai
shny are mi allowed 10 grazt after
fnaf bel0rk III the afternoon "a &eM
Ymk and. aAmnhls and unless bis
fflnndA prove lie cows grAae ~ those
two cltiaA nnmplested be refuses ald
rill continue 10 refuse 10 advocate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
Tulsa County Democrats
Stand b. Haskell


! backed hY tic territorial grahcfs who
for Years fauened on the people oi
Oklahoma under carpcthae rdfr. and
who nnsler HIaskell and the conalliot
lion haYu had 40 qpit their stealing
and realIzing RAT ihls fight Is helng
cenlefd On Gov Haskell hecanse he
was the maln-sprlng, The pathfinder
Of 0klahoma'a magna charter Okla.
hfma's constitution. which c0nslIlu.
linn Is being more widely copied and
dlfcussHa b the honest people OF
ailparlIaH 1t his nation than ans doc
unienl II lni'1t years. and believing
lhe ohleei nl The assault on our gov.
cfapf i maae Ii order Id dlscrealg
'AhlA AcoHHlItulsap. W siiSrtodlgihr lts
anthda = neliaaefANa ofNN.s cam.
is reliFzzsntad hyEHA c0uilts keisS :
commit zIenounce iAls persecution
'ol our governor and hereby fenewa
lls confidence II him and pledge him
is hearty support and encourage
ment
We further point with pride 70 the
fact that under this Haskell consIIlH.
ton the corporations cnn NOT break
town oaf lWu.tens fare Low A. lhev
are dpIte II nsheF cerporallonfidaen
slaiek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05


Thomas N. Miller. former buslnfaa
partner ~ Andrew Carnegie Visited
Mr. Carnegie recently IN FinFlda und
returning 10 pitlsburg gave me newa.
papers ai' Interview n shich he said.
"M- Carnegie thlnka that Mt Taft
VIII provo 20 be a eaaa solid gJm-
mon sense president but Mr. c,Tne'
gie's favorlte Is Ellhu Root who has
lust been made d senator from New
York state io aueeead Thomas @
Flat air Carnegie says, ~ ! we're
% name the next president 0f the
United States It would De Eiihu Rplt
lia vs. the ablesl and most sncceaainl
aiiusler of dlaienitIea inst / haya
ever me. IN council
BY "lhe ablest and most successful
adiuslar Of didlenilies that ! h,Ye
ever met IN council Mr. caenegle'
melns that MIR, Root Is the ablest aHd
most successful of truHt lawyers. Hf
Carnegie is doubtless correct on this
poinl and It is 10 that very fact that
Mr Root owes bis present day prom
inence IN the Republican party
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

special 10 the l4aiif Leader
TULSA Okla. Anrll 5The Demo
cratic committee Of Tulsa county hat
meetlug Saturday afternoon AZ sns
COMMERCIAL club fb0me A represcn
laflVe allehaaHee was presenA Tho
nflnclpal business accomplished was
fhe passing Of resolutions herewith
8rlnted. The first refers to he COW
afdly and unfair attack upon Goycul
Or Haskell, hs Hearst and The pflxk
leked clasaps whereby confidence Ia
nklahonR governor i expressed
ilhe FRcon0 resolution eonmends TIE
efficient chmpalgn recently carried nh
hs the cltf Democracy In I'll fare oi
afeal odds and ienouuees 4 Akeul
IlkhpuhllcaD administration Yef.
the poorer classes and laHNts M
richer ones. The Haskell resolutions
follow.
The llemocraIlc Central committee
o. Tulsa county believing that there
Is at la|s time an unfair fight being
made on Governor & \ Haskell lcd
BY the strenuous one aud TIE deeen.
crate Hearst. hehiHd whom ere solldly
lnlrenched ihe nrlxiEeeea clasees and
eofIl1fale greea u she entire nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

Miss Kate Gordon. OF New Orleans,
is president or the Juvenile Court cir.
Gle IS leading O movemenlte aatgbllsh
Ia slate industrial school providing
manual training for boys and girls.
She proposes o. tax Of Is cents on
every $1,000 10 pay the expenses The
women taxpayers OF Louisiana. who
kage O right to vote on al questions
relating to taxation. have pretty gen.
orally let lt be known that they are
willing & pay their share to establish
the school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
c 5000 o 90 oc 0 Q 0 o d
. 3
. WHAT suIToes AaE SAYING 3
90 oooooeoeeeeaoe eooS

According tc q Cincinnati mefIuM
Andrew Jackson has sen, commu.
nlcadon 70 ika American people. n
this document 0ld Hickory pays
high compliment 20 the Taft ad.
.nlnlst74lcn ana sayN aI@ flt Fllbtp
lIAe Z. niHst e,sierfug IN b M
it0ld Hickory nlhss Bs sFsanyi Ish.
pressed with the promise. 20 FAR as
concerns popular government. o. az
admlnlslrallon thai begins with the
selecaon as cablnel officers of mum
Der ~ eenllomen whose activities 10
reesigt wars >Aave been closely 'den.
llfctI7wln great eorpotauona.
-~
Missah lohnoat
Since lohnsing reached-his high cat
tate, he has Il Ia his head, that be
alone Is truly great. OF living men or
dead. Yel Alexander. IN his day. made
things seem rather hot and Cyrhe
put up lots Of hay-0r SO we have
been taught fseoaidas stood np al
front oi bis famed scrapplrg band:
and ccassr did a little stunt that
seemed to lar the land, ulysses could
q rough house raise. although he wore
q crouch. and coming down 10 later
days. Napoleon was no sl0uch, That
IohnsIn3 Is The planet Mars, we'll all
admit fnll soon. but there are sundry
other slarsi likewise O sun and moon.
Walt Mason Copyright 1905, BY
4eorge Matthew Adams.
s-s.~
Tho Crazy Snake Stories from Okla.
hon1a.
dallas, Texas, News,l
The ddya cf lnGian 0nrlsings are
long gons. That, we imagine. Is one
reason why the cspers Of Crazy
Snake nave occasioned so much excite
ment In the newspaper Offices OF the
Ncsth and East. where pages have
been devoted 10 his doinga and where
many varieties OF bis picture have
been printed. Another reason, of
course, is that the correspondents Of
these pupers have not felt under any
restraint as TO the facts They know
more about the elements Of wild West
drama than Crazy Snake ever d@esmed
cf. and they have not neglected 70
make gocd what he failed 10 do, their
lmaglnatluns stimulated as they were
by the wages Of space-wrilins. The
people of the North and East have
been much entertained, undoubtedly
but their fund Of contempOTaneons
hislory has no, been greatly enriched.
Neither has their notion of conditions
IN the Southwest. and IN Oklahoma
particularly, beck appgeuiably correct
ga That Is The circumstance which
somewhat abates the admiration we
should otherwise have for theae cor
respondents working on spree They
are not peculiarly 40 Oklahoma pro.
duct; we have a tribe ei them IA Tex
as Their Inventions and distortions
have cost this state 6 vast deal III
money nnd people, q say nothing Of
reputation They are post when,
llke gnata. Il seems Impossible 10 snp.
noss, though The expedlent Of giving
truth higher market price than 40.
ton might be tried b. those contein-
porarles which ale really lnteHt on
making %efaelous history of the
days dolngH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

The melon belt OF Oklah0me Has
once considered desert, not even
the cor men paying attention to that
vast region more Shan seven months
of the year Little BY ll1ie the fa N.
efs pushed westward. each year fortl.
lxins themselves with little better
knowledge Of how to handle lhat fer.
tile domain Win n'sllghl rainfall. uu.
III now Il ls an under cultivation and
bids fair TO be one among the rich.
EST belts n the entire United States
Of America
Alfalfa, ka0lr corn. then corn.
wheat and broom corn we're all tried.
and al paid the landowners moi s
bed percentage. ehe lack Of fixed val.
ues being largely due to the loss Of
ofop nov and then.
nnl the melon raisera fear no inas.
Cold Nealher can only cut M the
earlier melons: irusSs can not hurt t3
excaea zenith 0f the production.
anE the rainfall Is haligufEIeient To
produce the delcciablc table deiie.
aex.
Witn The production of The crops
which can be handled IN smalI aerel
ages with splendid nrodts. the entire
state Of Oklahoma, save lhose hills
sud mountains whofeln are minerals
snificlens to satisfy the nosi exact.
lng AZ te profits becomes one great
empire Of productive wealth.
Surely IN 2 country So heaIIhiull
beautiful and So respondent to hon.
est effoft Oklahoma offers III much
nf more than any oi her sister states
far those Wno Wish 10 nHneegls hdll
IA the atorehouscs of the best lhnas
of the world and II our age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

Ntpnbllean newspapers have one pe
ru||NfIty NbIeh entities theni ic rleas
llon whether II be IaNetahle ur moi
n maiier oE aneN eWn enOuslnn
They nfFef saf anything about an act
N one 81 fllaIf 1alelais until after he
2|a o|n Il 05Iee. unless the SAYING 81
favorable 10 sha ane mehlloned ton
kseseman Morgan Is case IN point
More lHan sesA n ghe Republlcan
NJ IapeF # slis district have ap
klkfNa ihsiF 0hb0si2lnu tot Cannon uElA
fnuhonlams aaaih0aHFed Aioraan nsplllH
oppose annnn Morgan voted win
unn f6f Cannon each time. hut the
same naINEa aFo declaring, Morgan
voted tIahI HNhfY fEme an of which
Ah0Ns III Morgan may have a feN
al D|sHas s. = eas % he boys who
Hiond % the Hafks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

BFoken ARROW Democrat
Up at Tulsa they have a Piano IN
The county treamrer's Office which Is
PLAYED by electricity Tax paying Is
'aiher Qaiet Just now and Mr.. Rich.
nrdson, to liven things up. turns the
button whenever any one drops IN to
pay his taxes, aud two or three pieces
ol music IS GROUND OF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

Hutchinson. haus. after trying doe
iors and different medicines fbr kid
ney. bladde md rheumatic trouble
Hali'a Texas wonder cured me. It Is
the best medicine on earth. Walter
.. Perry. 20 s. Main street. Sold by
aIl druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

And Build Ue The System
Take the Ola Standard GROVES
TASTELESs CHILL TONIC. Yon
know what you are taking. The for.
mula is plainly printed on every bot.
tie. showing It Is simply auInine and
eifectua form. For grown leopn
e1ectual form. Tor grown people
aud chiidreu sos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

The Leader is authorized 20 en-.
uounee che name Of Mr ~ E. JEFF.
lefsen as candidate for city iitorney
subject 20 the decision Of the Demo
cratic primaries.
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In spite of the Folk who have hlca
to remodel the ways Of the good folk.
llh latter seem 70 always have the
most contonied c0nsclenees
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ron COUNCILMAN


w III shearer, announces his aandi
iaey for councilman 2nd ward sub
lect to Democratic primaries