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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
Deaths.
IRWIN.

News has reached here of the death
Of Mrs. Irwin, formerly Mrs. Samuel
Gold, which occurred at her sons, Mr.,
Robert Colds in Minnesota on Tues
day night The remains will be brought
here for burial and are expected TO ar
rive to-day, Friday. The remains will
be inferred at Gerardstown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

SIS predicted last year the propusl'
lion Do vote on removal OF the capital
has NOT been ordered Il can not be
now al This session and the wild ialk
li inilatnP a bin Is done TO please the
fancy 81 inc mon who DO not consider.
Had the Russell bIl carried Il would
have ruured longer than 1919 70 have
tolleH ready according 70 lhe ga
hof and hc perhaps nad figured out
lhc time
Tho facts are Gle agltaiing iown'
builders wish Che removal OF the cap
iinl and lho pe0pe prefer 20 leave Y
as Il Isl lls removal would mean q
tremendous cXprnac ana an election
81 tNn. POSSIBLY a half dozen, and ihe
NHlfa over thr results would be bad
ioe lho property Interests Of the state
very few people believe there viii De
5 eery strong efl0rl to carry out the
ula scheme Of removing tue capital "a
build uu the i0wn.lot proposition Of
some energetic and ambitious real es
tnse deaier
she sN1nlp ng Guthrie have deal
snIHly viii the people tn ull parts y
tae ataia anl have used discretion ant
wisdom IN being Of assistance for the
development Of eli sections. The re
sull Is an era Of good feeling and such
feeling as will unite in bonds indls
soluble the people Of this state 20 th'
ielr.deslips and hosWtable capital ci1y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

7ra71E 20 TIE
WOHt,
rfe = PATCHES rNiHfh enENl,tlf
having charge The rough ifail o. ID l''1
,in bin to be acted upon u he special
session oi the C3nercss, declded after
due debate and deliberate considers
lion. not 10 add 10 lhc las of bpei uf
whisky. because whlskey IS alfead> 90
| high. and beer has been bothered By
lack Of consumption 10 prohibition
states
Hence duty Of four cchtH puulpl
on coffee. on hcrllagcs a gluull ail#Nl
aau bank checks ulll bo9aSdd, as u
also deeds lAnd documenis Of sind N
impeft Hf fi
The palrloiic wisdom Of ihe cdmuat
Slon seems indeed great 10 tax brel
nd othe lntoNlcants which are rcquls
lle for the elevation Of SIM w0ulu nc
doubt appear wholly uuwige. especial
| y 10 when the mortgage the gond wlfg
Hually hes TO put on the home bccahae
her husband spends bis money IN fhc
beer saiOOns can pay the tax X u
9erhaps we'll 70 allow The brewers d
eeoup some Of their LOSSES. ana the
toor man who tolls can hump another
iour cents additional on each pound OF
aonee. tlial the poor brewers be not
disturbed IN their wear some effort Il
make large dividends.
Such wisdom IS along the usual Re
publican line and only shows thar
swift contribution to a campaign fund
{ put on the desk o. the psychological
moment viii ee, results and care,u
consideration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Fort Worth Tcats HoEsls 81 bslns
only Jobbirg city ~ Southwest
on Motorcycle
IT. Worth Texas Nagea i909
Mf 4. q, johnson OF thA rity has
secured the Geueral Agency i0r lcNs
and Oklahoma iur he Yale q ~ iE
r. Motorcycle Fails means hat i'r
Worth Will be the dlslrlhuliae paint
and Is n0w lh only gily in thc tNp
states lhnt can , ast ol laphuS 1r
whclcsaliha melprcyelv
0ne of tac beautiful hlHe mlchlnca
nrrlyed in Ft Worth on Friday lasl
ana hss allActei considerable al.
tculiou rhere are several more ma
chimes lh transit and Mr lonuson w
wsea los That agencies age mpldly
being established ln helh stslss and
thai tle puhic will Soon he anlo "
purchase lhe Yale through asenis
m pgch city and town in fesas and
Oklnaoma
Mr. johnston formally LIVED Ia colo,
pda Springs. Colo. one nl he best
automobile and motorcycle elilea IN
lho country and states THAI lie mot
ar cycle Is sfct hoc5nlns into fayuy
thrlughnui this section 1ne siirpFiA
iue lalae "a me public Is tae laci
lhal the 1860 Nnlc i4 II motor
cycle can he operated flueiadine rc'
Dairsl al lhe exceeding leW eest %
i.i ie / ) cent per mile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Legislators are. after all iust peo.
n.a. end. IKE The poor eommunaliiy,
llkely 70 suy that which they DO not
intend 20 ssy
Ii debate on The aeuate floor
recently. one senator 81 ko OF rep
pesentlne q farming constituency and
therefore De- was Jealous n inoklne
ailef th0se Interests another sens
t8f slso was lor ihe farmer hrl be.
cause ha, too represented them. One
closed the debate hg saying he rep.
fekenled the most populous district
81 The state and must do well for the
counties having the most voies.
About this time senator N 2
4alf hour speech. showed wherein =
man elected 10 legislative body.
Was supposed 10 work for tho inter-
esls at all ihe people and that aNl-
1us error followed the provincial aus.
tlie. idea 81 SERVICES
and how trne Il L Legislation loF
the good OF small community u ie
be Ell the expense Of some ether COM
munlty OF legislation iur ih2 better
mani 81 an ayocsllou at the expense
81 some ether way mari earns sualen'
anual all lead % bad results w als
rust. alscora and uniairness.
rhe great principle Of the Demoe'
racq is opposition Is elass lcgisa-
tisa. L Is baneiul TO commence WIN
aud becomes q source Of mlsrnle ana
mlsatmeUnor then aetHal crime as is
g well exempllHed ai lhis Time oS
lie criminal irusip We we're callinE
infant industries unls q few SHORT
eaft agt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

sion, contrary to the common accept
ance. Il not new II was matter
OF proof Of conditions. and the rail-
roads introduced evidence to show
tACir business IN Missouri would NOT
stand the reduction
The corporation commission OF this
Hsate. without gust,, made similar
decision. and II has also been made IN
Massachusetts, save Ia the latter case
Il was proven that two cents was suf
iciant fare and the court 80 ruled
The Republican party must face
those issues Il must not shout al
The pysmy ami shake hands with
Goliath on the commercial world
They arc not thlaAme and the peo
pie realize and distinguish the differ
nnun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.
BY local applications, as they cannot
feach the diseased portion Of The eas
There Is only one way 20 cure deaf
ness and that is by constitutional rem.
sdles Deafness Is caused by an To-
famed condition of the mucous lining
,f the Eusiachian Tube when this
une Is Innamed you have o mmbllna
sound or Imperfect hearing. and wncr
4 Il entirely closed Deafness IL tht
tsult, and unless the inflammation
AN be taken out ana this tube re
tored 10 IT'S normal condition. hearlul
viii be destroyed forever. nine cases
lut Of ten are caused by Calarfh
which Is nothing bui an Unnamed con
lii0n 0f the mucous surfaces
We viii give One Hundred DOLLAR.
of ans case of Deafness lcaused b,
aiarrhl that cannot be cured IS
lalfs caiarrh Cure seuG for circl
lars. free
p, j. CHENEY e co, Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Ills for consllpa
iion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Nothing Ia the way Of Cough Is
quite SO annoying rs a tickling teas.
ing. wheezing, hroucha-Congh. The
quickest relief comes perhaps from
Ia prescription known 10 nrassists oy,
crywhere as Dr. shcop's congh Rem
mly And besides, X Is 80 thoroughly
harmless that mothers give II, with
perica1 safeiy even To the yonngest
babes Tho ienlor leaves Of e simple
mountain shrub, Give @ DR. Shoop's
Cough Remedy lls remgfkanlc cura-
live effect a few days test Nlll tcil
Sold by Wallaecs Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

a mesciless murdered Is igpendl.
citis with many Victims ini pg.
Kings New Lille Pills klll Il hy PIE.
eentlon. They gently stlmulsie stem,
ach. liver and bowels preventing that
clogRlng that invites alpsndlcllls,
curing Constipation, IlillHNsHtss.
Chllls, Malara. Headache ard In,l.
geslIun. a5c al An Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

The bin which gives Mussogee
county an additional district Judge
nassed the scnste this morning and
haa gene TO the governor sof his ap.
nfnsal r. ?. de Gnf1enfied end
Chafles BAse OF Muskogee are being
nromlnenily mentioned Iur The berth
Nhieh the new eill cFealaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

that the well viii 20 down a.0H0 feet,
and the q mpany Is composed Of Hnf.
hcient men OF wealth IN this city %
make the guarantee absolutely good
Several prominent oil men are now
IN the e'ty looking over the PROPOSE
ton, and The we'll creating consider
able interest among oil men,
II r liafdenhufg, of Tulsa. has the
contract for drilling the we'll and has
moved hts family here, and has taker
considerable interests IN The com
pany witniu the lasl few days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Al thought 10 lnHa NV lNE1#
writes i. A. Swensan NnlertoWn.
Wla.. ren years of eexema lhat V
doctors could nol cure had 81 last
Isla me up. Then aueklen's hrulee
shIve cured II sound and well IN
laBlble for skln ErunlI0hs. Eczemal
salt nheum. Hnla. Fever Sores
Hfas. scalds. Cuts SD Pies RNs
ii At ufNgeisle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

laet wlulcr when the First leglsla.
I've assembly was III esslan. TIE ctIt'
& seFe AW IN announcing 30 The
nuhAc The lealef dld not always
pntasn The qetnh happealugit The
sealer neyer made fanly The plhef
aaF wire rqpori Has eani oAl over
be state announplne the nasshke 0i
ne Taylor municipal election bllls
soine q those more aeslye ~ imagn'
Try news telling when and how the
governor would sign same a parusal
Il the llcofds of Wednesday aitef
lonns proceedings Nill show the agice
nani ui the house % the conference
erori in other words. The reports
= flfealaied are # iImee lncoYrt,i
tNaF lNca they afu not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

CLASSMATES" with Norman Ilnekpii
IN the sstle role, gave thorough pleas
uro 10 q large audience n Inc Brooke
last nlehi Mr uackets e fortunate
also III being provided with an cN'
celleni support and scenic lnvestt
tire thaG drew forth unqualified ad
nlration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

As the man who hila hard aud sils
Town. Ratchet, leaves Two legislatures
sa acknowledged ehlei As aa econ
mis he wears we'll with the people
tlrald ip apcnd money for tie very
lungs needed most llascAett b on
lnsghi. an ahle and i feafleca man,
Ahan bp brushes be- euhNehs 81 dls'
ruslfunefa uul 81 his vision ranec
le sin ke Ms lghtful place as one
tmone tho Most able and earnest leg
9ialori The southwest has pfoduceu'
lls race rs but commenced ana NE
must 6o NE one TO say whether o.
lal by broadening out he might not
tsame a mlghllef and more valuable
since
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
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with nmbcrgrls aclIus a $50 an
iunce $50 aseurlain we have none for
sale.
y press dlapatrn fcialos cow de,
rallied rain travelling q eighty mites
per hour Cow or faln OF BOTH
Dama Fashion has ordered the rats
Il The heads Of folks who wore them
d order tc become fashionable, No
protest
Hhlcago newspaper very hlithaly
iNnlalns chat womens walstllncs viii
De Wnrn Just above the knees. Fats
summer and our devil admits ne has
been wanting 20 talk 10 bis hest girl
with her entire anatomy resting on
his knees for some ten on taelye
weeks but chat her father had refused
to entertain the style o. permit ii be.
ing entertained ~ the house. Bow.
wov Buzger
Win the singing o. the birds comes
4lso the iene OF the circus barker ten.
lhg what an awful big free exhibition
an be seen ii we wlll but bike oul o
BE aaoWafounds.
Getting ibe other fellow 10 nsres la
Ii times su hard WG wonder why iha
liher fel0w can De so stubborn
Because Cicero made q ble speech
az Rome two or three thousand years
age IS no evidence Rome Ii the sent
q efatery this day
TAFT gets along better althout lhe
aid of lhe auckoos foF which We all
return thanks
T--frrs--a--a 4szs=ss~
THE LURlp cLoW or DOOM
was seen in the red lace. hands aud
body Of the little son Of H n Adams.
Df Henrietta. pa. His awful plight
from eczema ned. for I've wears. de.
Hed al remedies end hafglad the best
lutl Is, who said the poisoned blood
aaa Aiieeled hls lungs and nothing
,oulA save him But writes hls
mother. seven BOTTLES Of Electric
Rltiors completely curad him" For
Eruptloas. Ergoma, Salt Rheum
sorus. aud an Blood Disorders and
rheumatism Electric Biltefs ~ ei.
nrame. only 50c. Guaranteed by All
nrugglale,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

itehlng. toriuring skin pruldions
dlsllgnre. annoy, drive enc Wild 10
ans Ointment brings auIek relief au'
LASTING cures, Flity ceuts d amy Arus
Ntnra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
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q STATE BRIEFS. {
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plea. Sunday March T 1903, az as0
D. A.. al The family home On South
First street, INC lSm0nih.0ld child pf
Rev aud Mrs phomlsuu services
Were held al ihe NJ. Il church ~ 70
o'clock 81 Monday conducted by ne
nastor. Rev y. b. cale. shlcFmert
vas made In the n'aInan cemetery
blackwell News
-
Last Sunday morning aanflN SpR
school cniidren accompanied uy thflf
teachers "A s Peal and Alasea Slmms
and lamme sang songs aI parting ana
laid wreath Of Mowers vveF the eoi'
IN ii George Wesi q pupil d lhe SIKH
efade. services 0elne belt n the Ma.
eedunlan church Hasg Tulsa fnlsl
Demo0Ia' ,fsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

suatlal to lhc Daily Lealer
Nasavllic Tenn. Marrh - Mrs.
abAvt. was nlleblc 10 he presoni %.
aav Argumanss wore continued
a4g child was bufned terribly about
.iha Faen neck and chest applied pr
Themaa Ee,eclrlc on The pain ccas
ha and the child apnk lntnaa reslful
glespa Mrs. Nnca u, ilanFqn, Ham
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

nama Fashion has ordered the rats
II The heads oi folks who wore them
h order 10 become faghlrnahle. No
protest
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
LINGERIE
Ideas for This Season Excel All Past
Ones in Daintiness and Smartness.

IN HE we'll dressed woman takes
really more pride In her linen
than in her outer garments. III
requires but a small amount of ma
terlal for corset covers, so one can
AFFORD to use pretty, sheer linen. main
sook or crosS-blr dimity for theii
manufacture, When any of these ma
terlals Is used. In combination with
pretty lace and insertion, the effect is
very gratifying, 1t is really more
economical. and at the same time
more pleasing, to have the under gar
ments made In sets. consisting OF The
drawers, chemlse or corset cover, pet
tlcoat and underSkirt. IL used to be
that people thought nothing could be
used for underwear but cambrlc oil
muslin, but now the tide has turned
ana the softer. sheerer materials rule
the market. The daintlest possible
set is OF crossbarred dimity, trimmed
with swiss embroidery. Dotted ma
terial Is also used to good advantage,
and when trimmed with bands OF en-
broidery nothing could be much pref
tier. The drawers are finished with a
ruffle OF embroidery with hemstitched
edge. and the rufhe Joined by Wide
band of beading. through which inch
wide ribbon is run. Wrappers FOR
ones boudoir come under the same
classification as underwear and are
beautifully made of the same mate
rinls. A pretty one Is made OF dotted
swiss, with "A wide sailor collar edged
with a band OF embroidery. and the
empire waist effect Is marked by
belt OF the same embroidery, There
are numerous ways of making night
dresses and some of them are really
works of art. For summer, OF course.
they must be made with very short
sleeves and with quite disparity OF
neck. A pretty STYLE is made of main
SOCK with a square neck. outlined
with Wide band OF embroidery. and
the Guns on the tiny pufIed sleeves are
finished with bands OF the same en-
broidery. Round necks are equally
as popular rs the square ones. and
are prettier edged with dainty lace
and beading than with embroidery
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
LIGHT ROOMS

When the drawing room. reception
room or living room does not appear
cozy and attractive when lighted up
at night the fault often Hes with the
chandelier. A room that is lighted
only from center chandelier is apt
to have II glaring. cold appearance.
particularly when the room Is long
and narrow. Side lights are the only
remedy for this, unless there are plen-
~ or softly shaded lamps around the
apartment A high central light IS
rarely coy. nor In the case OF long
room does 1t brighten IL evenly. Can
die brackets on the Side walls are bet
ter # there are no gas fixtures there.
II must be remembered that room
does not have to be glarinGly lighted
UP at any time. A well-distributed,
soft light IS better upon all occasions.
Soft lights do not necessarily mean
low lights. as a poorly lighted room Is
equally bad taste. 1t remains Tor the
clever woman 10 arrange her lighting
so that IL leans t. neither extreme.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
KEY RACK

The English custom OF a key rack
to hang in the hall and whereon all
the keys of the household are sus-
pended is fast gaining favor In Amer
lean country houses. A pretty and
novel sort. an improvement on tho
plain square of wood covered with
hooks. Is made as follows;
Obtain Piece OF wood about an
inch and a quarter square, the length
being determined by the number OF
keys 1t Is to hold, and paint, stain or
enamel 1t, On the under side screw
small brass hooks for the keys to
hang upon and suspend from the wall
by piece of ribbon with a bow on
tho top. At each end of the wood
fasten rosettc OF ribbon with stream
ers hanging down, The wood VIII look
very we'll painted white and 1t is u
good plan to paint. In colors to match
the ribbons. the names Of the keys
above the hooks on which they are TO
hang Tasseled cords might be used
instead of the ribbon already suggest
ed The former, In fact would be
more seryiceable. inasmuch as 1t
would not require renewing quite so
often.
4 good Use for this rack would be
to have the various members Of the
family hang their door keys upon it
each person having separate
marked hook-when returning home
for the night,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

ono cup nut meats. slightly, soited, ! cup
chopped cherries und Age mixed. and peat
nve minutes longer This Nils a pan about
SKA Inches n you beat tho candy while
1t ~ boiling hot IL win be sandy and Srltty
Instead OF Bmooth and creamy,
REAL IRISH CHUMPETS - Take three
quarters Of cup OF powdered sugar, ono
tablespoonful lard. four oups OF crump2t
Uour ono egg and ono pint OF swoet milk
Crurrpot Hour Eight and three quarters
pounds OF Hour two and onc-quarter ounces
OF baking soda three quarters ounce cream,
ot tartar aud Two and one -hailf ounces OF
baking powder Mix well Crumpcts should
he baked IN Iron rings placed on pan.
VEGETABLE ESCALLoP - Put u layer
each OF hnoly cut celery onion ond bread
crumbs in r buttored baking dish; seas IN
With salt and pepper and repeat until dlsh
10 nearly fun having tho crumbs en- top Dot
with pieces or butter and sprinkle WIN
grated ohocso, then oil dish nearly fun OF
milk and bake ono~hah hour
INEXPENSIVE BANANA CAKE = Take
ono egg one cup sugar, ono cup sweet milk.
aud II pioco OF butter sZS Of small egg. two
cups Hour, two teaspoons of baking powder
and MANILA ileyoriug.
n measured la small cup this VIII MAKO
TWO good layorS-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

CURTAINS

~ RETONNE borders appliqued on
net make dainty summer drap-
cries for windows. The idea Of
combining heavy lowered material
and delicate net Is daring. but the ef-
feet is all that could be desired for
bedroom decoration. Coarse alloyer
white net Is used for the foundation
OF the curtain. This comes in extra
width and costs little. One length cut
down the center will make a pair of
curtains for an ayerage-sized window.
For the border j lowered pattern
In cretonne is selected Zone having a
connected design cuts 10 better ad-
vantage than q separate grouping of
f1owers) and this is arranged across
the bottom and up one side OF the
drapery. Basting Is looked upon as a
waste of time by some sewers, vet it
fs safer to tack the borGer down first
before fastening it all around the
edge by hand or on the machine. Cur
tains Of this style bought In the shops
ready TO hang are finished with ma
chine stitching In white. Garlands
OF pink cretonnc flowers alternating
with large clusters OF roses and small
ones OF buds are connected by slen-
uer green vines which look as deli
cate as painting on porcelain when
the decorated curtains are held
! against the light. There are so many
enectiye cretonnes this season that
one can find something To 20 with
the other furnishings of the room
Pink roses and blue watered ribbon
designs In cretonne are dainty in
either pink or blue room
''r' The width OF the border varies from
a narrow stripe OF three inches to an
elaborate floral cluster IL Inches
across. IL side curtains are used over
the lace ones a narrow border Is pre-
ferred for the applique. In simple
bedrooms this extra cretonne curtain
is dispensed with and only lace hang
ings are used When n cretonne chr
tain Is hung over the lace one the
pattern In this should match or AT
least harmonic with the border an
Dlication