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AZ tnc fesllenee 90 Mrs J. n. Davis.
3il North hrtQd street this afternoon
Ger ne Mission society Of the FIRST
ipiiM church was glyen tea The
Attendance waS lalge no guests en-
laNlng thc event and also coalrih
nllug nOi a llltle 10 the mission fund
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the Benevolent society hold IN lsa.
pcrtant business meeting this after
neer "a ne hone 0g Mrs. lIorace
Spee1 All ihe Officers If tae club
Nni 4 gmlly number 81 Nc mem.
hsrs were ~ attendance,
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lN I. Flay i here from Wiehlla.

Fire. K lleh passea through te city
iGiaY nlifonte 10 his homo ii Dover
ptla. after 2 trlp 20 South America
fqs the International Harvesting com
many q which ae + travelling repre-.
feilallvo MI Runch slopHed ugef
u Guthrie ~ visit his brother. Gea
Rnach. and faally on N lti Vine
Street
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satzAM Ham - sls "a garsahan .slast
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

N II Eads 4 FORMER we'll known
Guthrie man. familiarly known ~
Tank Is III tho city re has been
living IN Nevada but win return Il
0e.anoma
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4 lltfle sId liligina stafford iae til
4earoll daughter II stnalaf and MtH
Il + stafford IL oklahoma City
9i1rnpieu alat III ile aeAaie fhls
mfuine heaidr pfnsfanl s'earea NJ
rellamg aho oeenpied lnr chair ass
lilE he entire morning at1ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

RxAitofuey General p C. sImous
3 aver from haid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

/ feHI bHIIHf iIHn / hHd f0F aN tUAfH
ani legs susceptible % cold. hase gain
Ad ~ lhss and ali Ehe above sym
Dtomh haYr Disappeared vanished
before posinm There's i Reason
Name given by Postum l'na natlln
Cresk Hieh Read s1'he Huaa II Well
qllIe III nkgs of Postum.
Ever read the sbpxe letter 4 new
oue anpeafa from time ie time They
afe aenpiHe sfuel vnd full u human
inteFeaf.
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NJ 4 IsAsA0N.

1Fg 1sE Halleh qf Sulphur Is i
Gal'il4a aAllaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

Airs N y Cheadlc has returned
from q visit III Oklahama city with
friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

& + n1huef af Anlmare +
Guthrie FialIer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

gidpey j ROY Is up from shawnee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

Tho Easl Side w G. T 4. met thls
afternoon al the home ol rs presl.
dcui Nis y. : Waugh los south
Ash street The run membership WAS
present aud plans We're outlined ior
The work 90 the union during ne
snrlnE ana summer months,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

Il. Welt is up from Oklahoma
CITY
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AIRS Harry =, Newman viii b. host.
css % the ISmona club Saturday AZ.
ierncon a her homo on East Clpye.
lHnd Hycnue
al tho lloNe or Nrs. n d. Morris.
ON north iiroad ftrept Mis- Eslir
Walton entcFiSiuea the o, v, n cnD
Tails aftcru ci l'hc full membership
N tle club was prasent und an IN.
juSablc afternoon was spent aI cards.
i ilf Ynliflg peaple nt the ktfgl llan.
iial eaurelt ltapo secured Che teachers
Of lhe music department ihe glee
! club aud expression teacher IL The
4 southwestern Normal school at Wealth
0fl0rd, 10 give an entertainment To.
night s0me oi tho finest talent III
the state Will appear on the plagram
Tho program will begin ii e'eIqek
Doors ohen nj 1870. The entertain.
ment viii be absolutely tree and all
til people Of tlHlarle are invited hs
the Young people ol the church la
THIS splendid entertainment and re
enpil0H Il Is au opportunity e heal
the best talent OF tbe state absolute
+ ffea
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iudse i IL Dogle. of the ehm
is-i court of appeals. has returned
from . trip 10 Perry
.ack Love. chairman OF he Cor.
pesafion commission. returned last
n.sht frem Washington where he has
hean on official business.
Nllllam Taylor d prominent atsor.
me- Of Oklahnma City. is III Guthrie.
4 McLaushlia, president 81 tae
Central state Normal sahoel 1t Ed
mend Ii Guthrie visitor
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Charters.
Gray Hardware company. Of Enla,
with a capital stock Of s2o000. The
directors are: j. r Gray. VIM. Auder
sen aud Ed Gray MI Of saltwater
The Okmulgec Democrat Publishing
company OF 0kmulgec, with capital
stock of 100000 The directors are:
J. j. Maroney, A. A. Lambert and A. T.
Jennings an Of Okmulgee
E.eelsNri House Specially company
OF Oklahoma CITY with a capital stock
{ $a5000 The directors are. Otto
~ llanoocki El Mis- and G. l.. WALKER
ot oklahoma ~
III II Beenc company. OF Baftles
VILE with a capital stock OF $4,000
The directors are hl II Beene, a.. A
Smith and . Bliss. AN ol larlieBylnc.
FIRST State bank. of Chandler with
q capital stock Of $4,000 The diree
tors are; G A. Tllghman, y A. Ash
ton and n " Cegg all Chandler.
Tile Brooks ON company. OF Nowata
with n capital stock OF $4,000 III,
directors are; z. X Powell. r. /.
Bfacklas. D H. Robertson and 10. Il
lawson al Of Nowata.
w ndforI Baptist church. Of Wood
ford with the following trustees: I.
| j. Akers, II. H. Ledbeiter, G ". Jack
son and j. Il. Perkins, an Of Wood
vile.
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Mr.. DICK
LOOKING
PRISON
MODEL.


Special to Daily Leader.
Washington. ID G.. IAN. 2l-k. w
Dick. Of Ardmare. warden OF The OKLA
homa state penltenliaiy. Is IN Wash
ington making a study Of the Federal
bystem Of building and conducting
prisons. He came here from New
York where he made q careful luspec'
tlon Of Sing Sing and from Washington
goes 70 Columbus. O., 10 inspect the
federal prison there,
Mr. Diok says bis state contemplatcs
the erection OF O ppnltenilary at q cost
Of Approximately Ss0O000 and that be-
fore Il Is built he wants 10 know how
the best and safest pslsons In the
United states are constructed and ap
Grated. lie has Instructions from the
governor Of Oklahoma to travel until
hc finds the best ana most modern
penitentlary In the land aud II here
are none In tho United States That afe
moderu then 10 20 somewhere olse
but find one Oklahoma continued
Mr. Dick. wants peniontiary that
win ho a model IN every respect and
conducted along sanitary and humane
lines, and will be satisfied only when
Il has a prison that Is pointed TO By
ether states as modch
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aidss
proEahEo laArNes,
Ep wilbur Commlsalna %.

Green salt cured 40 l.......s. 6f
afhou 10. .......4g.....A .Aol
Hull aid stag ons cent less.
GlneI half price
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MAsoNs' CLOSING CEREMONY.
gconlinued from rage cne.

Al ilixoa ana p. NJ. T. nay were IN
thareo u the receptions and entor-
lalnmcnts nroyiacd for tho visiting
Ialale
Ladlca Ii Attendance To-day.
Mepdames r. M Dcsef1na q. u
smith Marshall Parker Joplin. Mis-
souri, Mlss Here Rnacnnuesf calcka'
hha: Mes anies r. n Renard Paw
husla: Il. Roseauest Chickasha
Gacc Kelley, 0rpha Canton Marsu.
orstc Walters. May Brooke s9eF're.
frankie S. 0weu, Lawrence, Kelley,
Mark Burke. Leo GiasfGp. lrent bei
Braden. ". Council Frank Guughler
Clarraee Meredith Smith. Weinberg.
e.. nil a saltwater; IRENE Baws.
bdlhnll. %. G. Wheeler pawnee; nd
na Rcynslls. porkla e ! Wlcoh
atlllwrter. Grace Deneuhangn. Per.
kI1s. r. b Quinn. liliymon; k Hpiea
TA.IN Frank Collins Pond Greek,
I4ebauhclm pawnee. w 4. hr0wu
lee. glagnshsr. O b HiIlreih New
saA. Kansas n u. Ghapnian Touka.
va: Olive N. 0aef. Muskpgee; NJ l
fle5r, Naflna Ig Troops. MulhalI; z.
( Hearst Perkins, y B4vls Pflnghy.
Fsate city: !. r. pearaon Pawhiske;
R Il ssafeli. 1'ulflei I w Wlng.
tantfm. ) r C-nwiey Piedmont w.
M kpeIel. 0ElBhoma clly: 4. T. Fdg.
ahntoh! tVAtlAga AIteil Pl0eghr Sew
ara eenfeb AZ fafaUa. 3khhnma
ivy ia T.lTh6mrHdn, Hdmohh A.eC.
sH|8cy pawHasNa n G. ilayk. raw-
hfska N g Norhup Woodward: j.
Il. rearsou HnwhHska Ghnilh# M.
laux. OKLAHOMA City lra n DIavel.
sl'iltster: {. r. Thompson. Fensoto.
Ia. FlnfHa; II y reinias pefksHF "
+ Mathews Alu!lalli p n8NellI
arr'ndH ll filssnul. 4. + DfaHl,Ill
Toneia KEnsasi Ipisltn HurNelf Nqf.
a4ll t.Herae groNell Ne* W. rlIsI
aeEff Nllhmcrlpe. e|aeeland Mls'
sts lsanIcn ard Matte smith, llnn|
neass p 81. HoIakftak. pefll|nas
A VI lsQheris QI pkIahahna f'llf
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Of 1908. as to monopolles.

OF 1905 as to monopolles,
by Cope, As TO speed OF motor cars,
providing for license, etc.
BY Gilmer, As 70 jury etc, IN capl.
tai cases.
BY Rider, For registration Of voters
In cities OF first class
by Savage. Of Greer To amend artl-
Gle one. chapicr forty, session laws of
1908, as to branding cotton,
by Savage, Of jefferson Amending
sections sixty.five sixtyOne article
fourteen, chapter seyentyiour gepsgal
statutes Of 1893. as to granting OF cer.
tlfcates.
by Haynes, Amending section lGSS.
article thlriy.nlne, chapter scyentecn,
general statutes 1908, rs 20 receiving
stolen property
BY Charles, Amending section one.
article ILL., chapter sixty-nine, session
laws Of 1908. as 10 sale Of liquor.
BY Co X, To permit defendant who
does not introduce any evidence in
jury trial 60 opcn and close the asgu.
ment
BY Lincoln. Amending section thirty.
five, chapter sixteen, statutes OF 1909,
as to mortgages.
BY Partridge. prohibiting unfair dis
examinations. between different sec
tions. etc
BY Bryan. As Il bills Of ladng
BY Humphreys. election Of special
county and district iudges
by Cook, As TO service Of wrltH.
By Cook, To indemnify iltlgdnll
againal frivolous motions, etc,
by Cox 70 punish drunkenness.
BY Cook Requiring notices Of ap
peals from judgments Of Justice courts
etc.
By Cook. 70 euforce collection oi
Judgments, ele.
BY ok, As 10 gerIiIcatlon Of plead
lngs
ny Cook As 70 practice IN case d
iemufrers IN jury trials,
l}y Ashby Amending article two
chapter seven session laws Of 1893
relating 20 school district bonds.
by same Making secondary schol
Of agriculture cf Alfalfa county hlgl
school at Helena.
by Bryan, Relating 20 bllla Of ladlng
By Moore. 70 establish a normal g
town ol Dewey
By Ross Creating position of dinl
ma clerk IN office OF state superln
tendcnt
BY Acton. Amending laws on bank
and banking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
WORKMAN
ON CORE
Representative From Rogers
County Pays Slowing Tribute
10 United States Senator

Representative Workman. Of Rogers
county, M seconilng the nomination
Of Senator Gofc made forclblc,
srnsible and eloquent address. !lo
said,
ION behalf Of the house second
tha neminati0a Of honorable + r.
Gore. The marvellous success Of cur
remarkable sei!or senator Is weigh.
Ing heavily upon the side Of right IN
the nation wide. wo-li wide struggle
between Democracy ana pluiocracy.
senator Gore IN many states OF this
union has sung Of Oklahomas fair
prsSesalups and ans chantel the prais.
ca of tho best constitution ever pen.
ned by 'hhmhn hailas Tic reluctant
eulogy uf hla political adveraaries had
been voiced by the Philadelphia
North American IN the rlngine re.
quest to Oklaboma Send that blind
man back to the United States sen.
ate.
III choosing him today this leglsla.
sure reflects homo npon our common
wealth and crowns the brow OF one
who Is q combination and q form In
deed wnere every gcd ild seem TO set
hls seal 70 give the world assurance
o. man.
Well and truly may we say Of him.
as was sail OF The Immortal Henry
Clay Ellis civic laurels will not yield
In .pleudor 10 the brightest that over
blooms upon a warriors brow.
Senator Gore has taken the peoples
side on every public question His
potent influence ii no longer olrcum.
scribed BY tae state OF Oklahoma, nor
eYen By the United States, fut like
the morning drum beats, rcsounds
throughout tile encircling globe His
hands are clean His heart Is pure
and undeiled. His voice Is the voice
Ql iuntico IN public affairs. and always
win be hcg-d Pleading for the sippll.
cation Of the eternal principle OF eQu.
Al rights 70 AN ani speclal privileges
10 none. God speed the day when his
teachings ana his doctrines will be
known and accepted by men, and
become the universal creed in govern
mcnie and tlat the prayer OF tho
Scottish bard may az last be realized
THAT 20 man the world DER shall
brothers be an a that"
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NEW A|RsHIP
PERFECTED


Norfolk. va. Ian. 2l Reliable IN.
Formation from XIII Devil Hills. N, G..
Is that the Wflsht brothers, now Ia
Europe. are making preparations there
for experiment With an improved aero.
plane. said to be far In advance II
the machine which thcy are now asing.
Il is said that the machine win oe
without q propeller. certainly without
one such as Ii now used, and marvel.
Gus things are spoken Of lt
When the Wrighis lefi kin Devil
Hills last spring, after a series OF
flights which startled the world aud
proved that navigation OF the air with
heayler.than.air maehlnrH was fact.
they announced that they would prob.
ably" return some day AT KIN Devil
Illlls the combined acrodrome. work.
shop and living apartments Of the
Wflehts are still intact. and IN It vs.
much aernplane parnphcrnalia
II is believed that the departure OF
Orylllc Wright for Europe Is for the
purpose OF Fastening the conclusion OF
buainess deals there that the expert
ments at kin Devil nllls may Dc con.
tlnued.
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nnnnvr Cured; quick relief; removes
UnuF jail dwelling 10 8 TO 20 days;
80 10 so days effects permanent cure
ffial treatment given ifee 70 sufferers
nothing lalfef FOR circulars, tcHu
m1niala aud FREQ trial treatment wrlb
Dr. II. II. areen'H Eona. Box @, Az
lantn teorgia
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PRESENTS
DIAMONDS
PARTY
FAVORS

Kansas city, Jan 2i- Mrn George
D. Hope. wife OF d wealthy lumber
man, Is The new diamond queen" AZ
n whist party at her home she sur.
prlsed her guests BY offering dia.
munds az prizes
Mrs Hopes husband owns 10000
acres OF Southeastern Arkansas tim
Der land. Seven years ago he sold
a SEQ acres that had been "cut over
e. HIS wife
After had bought the land. said
Mrs. Hope, 4 went down 10 look Y
over A railroad switch was being
built across my land 70 my husbandp
saw min / was watching the men
work one day when little negro boy
passed by. | noticed that he had a
peculiar looking peebln he said he
found Y where The men were working
q cut through hill for the switch
track
The boy offered TO sell me the stone
Tor d nsckol. ! offered him dime for
every stone like II that ne found. tie
brought me six moro stones. took
the pebbles home and forgot an about
them,
1.-TWO years ago when John w iInd.
dlesibno. near Murfroesbar0. about
twcntyflve miles from my land, f0und
diamonds. got out tho pebbles ! had
bought from the negro boy and had
them polished sent them 70 experts
IN Now ork city and they said they
were diamonds,
~ went back to the railroad cut on
my land whore the negro bny found
the diamonds, and round on the crest
oi d hil what appeared TO be the
crater of an extinct volcano Since
thcu have picked up 2S5 diamond1
n the vicinity Of tho old crater Most
Of the gems We're lying on the surface.
A few we're found IN the railroad cut,
/ had i30 og the stones cut They
ranged IN weight from onequarter OF
carat 20 five caraisH
Mrs. Hope has had four sgiltaires,
u cluster ring and TWO scarf pins
"madc up She has about 100 uncut
stones
several mlllionalfea ln the East are
wearing my diamonds, Mrs Hone
continued n don't ace any difference
between Arkansas and African did.
monds asked IN expert IN New
York city who Is q friend OF mine,
WHY jewellers tried 90 discredii the
Arkansas gems. lie said American
Jewellers werc oyorslocked with Afrl'
can diamonds and tnat It Arkansas
diamonds were placed on the market
lr Quantities lt would lover the price
of the African product
"a syndicate offered me $40 00a for
my dlamand mino but ! refused 10
lrcll AZ dinmaHd mine Ia the same
part az tie state has been capllailzco
fer $G5ea30'
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UF7IaH ~ VT NANEoFs
s222 Girls Plated rfineesse Dress.

6222 Girls Plated rFineesse Dress.
coming childish iieafes Il D simple
wllhal and being wofn over q separate
Euimpe. this feature can be yafied aa
often as may be liked The pretilY
shaped beflha Is arranged over Q cir-
cnlar yoke. and II d very simple dress
Is wanted he Bertha could be ulltled.
o. Il and the sleeves left plain 10 piace
of being sealloned Cashmere 8enrh
etta and materials af similar weight
win bo Iound iiItuIfablo while ihe
linen .qqd pppilh aad many alher
wathsbie Iabieb faaF are being OK
p0lled inst now VIII BE- ehrinInA 20
made
For q elrl Of twolYe years 81 aee viii
Be required 10 yards Of material "a
& f.2 yards 90 E rs yards "A inches
wide win rs yard &c inches vide and
i rs yards rs inches wsde iof the
rulmpc A May Mahlnn palieru. No
G22z. slxus 5 to Il yeaFs VIII be mailed
"a any aadfeea BY The Fashion Depart
meng i sls paper oH receipt af ltn
cents III IN baste shhA Al additional
tuu rent stamp ios letter Foasags
which insWes more prompt api|YoFY.l
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~ ? FFETI7"7 "|WE =
Fiji uul NE blank lines helnW
With your name and address, and
mail to tie 4TfSAMtf DRUG CON
pAMY, i5H pgfNatld BLDG, Mar.
ai|all. hheh 4 trial packaga ~ the
eIeai Pyramid pile Cure VIII then
hp hNnl eou III uuee nv mail.
FREE. It plaih wrapper
Name .....*....ss.. -t. s. s
Street s...s.4s.
Ellf md State s.. ..... -.
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Smell TER
SiANIFE
SUESF0R
DIVORCE

New York. Jan. a, Although she
obtained ono divorce from William
ulgRcnheim one OF tho smeiting
kings" his former Wife. Grace b.,
has begun q new action against him
fgr divorce. This was disclosed today
IN the supreme court before Justice
Gerard during motion to compel him
to pay allmuny and counsel feas,
Asking for an adjournment Of the
motion Samuel Untcimycr. Of llnlci-
mYer & Marshall. said. This lady s
courgel knows that her performances
II France had to be investigated, We
have had them Investigated and will
make full disclosures next Mondas,
The evidence has not yet arrived from
Franco. 5ut we expect It by shat day.
This action Is ostensibly for ahso.
mte divorce, but ia IN reality a case Of
nn entirely different character. The
lady says she Is Ia absolute distress,
SHE got Si50,QO1 seven years ago. and
u oil Of this has gone through her
uimblc fingers. we can't be held ac,
ccuntable Tor her distress
Married a Frenchman.
"Aitor obtaining her decree from
Mr.. Guggenhelm IN Illinois. SHE mar.
rlcd n Frenchman named Wahl here
he was Fifteen years younger than
she Mr.. Guggenhcim also married
three years latter that rs. about four
years ago and has d child
Soon after her marriage 10 the
Frcnchman, this plaintiff went to
France and secured divorce from thc
latter That divorce was haied upon
be fact that Wahl was too young al
the time OF the mrrriage to her, and
That they had not given their right
names These grounds are not, Of
course, recognized as sufficient IN this
ciate.
She now comes into this court and
claims that the divorce she herself
obtained against Mr. Guggenheim in
Illinois is nulIiiy'
William NJ. scnhury Mrs. Gugeyn.
holm Wahfs attorney replied:
rif the illin0lH divorce rs nuilily
as We claim. Il makes no difference
that The parties have since married
tiuggenheim Induced her 10 get the
Illinois divorce. That Il Is a nultIy
SHE did not know until several yearr
nsterwardY H
May Change Faith.
From q lawyer she then learned that
The divorce was invalid and 30 sno
secured a diporce IN France.
40 ! understand that this action y
intended for the purpose of tearing
his man from his present Wife anu
family asked Justice Gerard
No. SIR replied Mr.. Seahury, tht
action Is for an absolute divorce
The plaintiff was born in Chicago
aud spent most o. her HE there. II wa
said # was said her suit in Chicago
was based upon ihr ground Of ahan
doumenl bnt WAS later ehanged % one
oii the ground Ol dialoynltg
with Wabl. afior her mufmrlagc Il
him. the plaintiff made a rip ar0nAo
lhe world, returning Il WIS sald, vlr
lually nenniless
Mr duggenheim married In October
1871. Miss Aimee LILLIAN Slcrnberg
ci Thcl have little boy and ~,
at S32 Fifth avenue. next door g
Frank jay Gould In the last fcN
years Mr. Guggenheim has given moy
thar fsa0 zoo to local Hebrew char
titles IN mrmory of bis mother bui
many reports have hccn circulated
itat both no and hts nephew intended
10 20 over 10 tho Protestant Episeopa
itllh.
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PILES
Cured
Instant neilef Permanent cure--TrIal
Package Mailed Free 10 All
III plain Wrapper

II f3lNft WlaFENt
We want every man and w0mau sur
tcrlng from me oxcruelatlng torture
Q. pilas c just send their neme and
address % as and set ny return mail
free trial package Of the most e.
ftcllfe and positive cure ever known
Tor this ciaeasc. Pyramid pilu Cure.
Tha way to prove what this great
remedy will do In gour own euse Is q
lnst nh tni frne coupon and send 90
us and sou will get BY mail e FREQ trial
treatment Of Pyramid Pile Cure.
Then after you huye proven tu your
SELF what Il cnn do. you will 80 TO tic
drugglat and set a 60 cent box.
llunt Undergo an operation uper
atoms are lafcly d nueeess and often
iuab ln tafsibln cunaeancnpa. psra
pld plla Cure reduces an luiianma
llon muka congestion. irritation. ilch
lng snrna and Hipurs disappear ans
slio nIlos simply quit
F0r sale a. llydtug stores nl 50
coiila abe4.
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tI0plln Globe.

NMNHAAN NHNN'ff
Dr. Charles NJ Gould. state gclloglsl
Of Oklahoma. arrived IN joplin lhls
morning 20 speak bci "a lhe Rnglneefs'
society at ihc olivia tonight on eThe
Mlneroi Resources of Oklahama lie
Is one Of the best known authorities
on geology 10 the C untry and bis talk
tonight wll be interesting A large
attendance OF The mining men Is ex
peclcd
Speaking of bis work ard tse al
ysncemeut in the mineral resources
Dr Goua sala tbis afternoons
erhe best thing about Oklahoma Is
thai man. no difference what his oc
cupati ii IS. can find about anytime
he wants II he Is farmer ne cas-
get as good land as lies oui doors
capable Ii raising about any crop pro
dueed IN the United States. az one
lloaIh tic value OF Illinois or Missouri
Hand. II he IS Interested FL manufac
turing, be can find q larger array
lraM material than In almost any stat,
aud an undcYelopei
e0hlahema needs right now q hun
dfed manufacturing establishments
particularly Tor such products as brick
Title, sewer pipe. terra Gotta, lime salt
sement, an Of which are neR importci
Into the state although tie raw pro
duets for these manufactures ar'
found III Oklah ma
No state has more fuel nor a great
or variety OF mineral All thai l
needed is the development Of the pro
duets. Thu opment Is bound e
como. the manufacturer who has th'
Judgment 70 get In On the Ct und Hoo
fis tsc one who VIA seap the rewar'
Inter-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
DAILY FASHION TALKS
BY MAY MANToN


A DAINTY FR0CK on p9NGl9E,
pongee makes exceedingly ariaetlve
dresses fr the younger girli aud faia
ono Is iuat as pretty a;l charmlng ~
well can be while It fills a needed
place, especially at this time ot the
ycar II Is pale blue in color and
trimmed With embroidery worked onto
the material and j. worn over a gnImpc
oi simple embroidered net consequent
ly Il suits ell the occasions balt
dress that are so numerous durnh lhc
winter season. The dress gives inst
the long slender lines fhat are de-.
creed by fashion and la em!nenllg be.