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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

Richmond, Na.-Attended by dclega-
tions from the Confederate camps Of
the city, the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and a large concourse Of citizens
funeral services were held at st. Pauls
Episcopal church here over the ashes
of Mrs. Margaret Howell Jefferson
Davis Hayes, daughter of the prcsi-
dent of the Southern Confedcracy. who
died in Colorado recently. The inter
ment was in Davis plot in Hollywood
Cemetery Eycwwhorr there were
manifestations Of sorrow at the death
Of Mrs. Hayes
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
Marriage mt Cross Hill.

Cross Hill, Nov. Miss Charlie,
the beautiful and accomplished dau-
ghter of Mr.. w. c. Hill and Mr.. Ace
Boozman are to be married tomorrow
evening. November 2nd, at the home
of Mr. John Matthew'S Miss Hill is
very popular and has a host of friends
who will wish her much happiness
cellent qualities and an all round
good fellow; he will be congratulated
for his good fortune.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
HOME ENDORSEMENT.
Hundreds of LaurcnS Citizens Can Tell
You All About Ii.

Home endorsement, the public eX-
preston of Laurens people, should be
evidence beyond dispute for every
LaurenS county reader. Surely the
experience of friends and neighbors,
cheerfully given by them, will carry
more weight than the utterances of
strangers residing in faraway places.
Read the following:
Mr.. j II. Nash. prominent hard
ware dealer. LaurenS, S. G., says: II
give my name in recommending Doan $
Kidney Pills in the hope that many
persons who suffer from kidney trou-
bic. Will be benefited thereby. My
kidneys were disordered and | was
caused much suffering from pain in
the small of my back. | was told that
DOan's Kidney Pills were good for
such troubles and deciding to try them
procured box at the Palmetto Drug
Co. | had used them but a short
time when the pain disappeared and
my kidneys were strengthened. From
the benefit | received, ! can say that
Doan's kidny Pills are a most reliable
kidney remedy"
For sale by all dealers Price SOC
FosterAliiburn Co., Buffalo New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
CATS ON THE FARM.
More Apt to Kill Chickens and Birds
Than Rats.


Many an innocent hawk. skunk. owl
and weasel has been shot for the deeds
OF that sleek highwayman. the hous.
cat. 1t Is safe to say that this ma
raudcr. which enjoys all the comforts
and protection OF Il home destroys in
the aggregate more wild birds and
young poultry than all the native nat
ural enemies combined a cat has
been known to Kill Il whole brood OF
chickens in Il day, Il feat uncQunlcd by
any predaccouS animal. with the DOS.
SiDlc exception of the mink. others In
the course of Il season have practically
destroyed whole covcyS of quail or
stcrS. A well known naturalist cSti.
mates that in the New England states
alone 100000 birds are destroyed an
nually by cats.
The offender is not so often the well
fed household pet us it is the aban-
doncd and neglected outcast. In 1908
the Society For the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals in New York city
killed monthly an average Of G0OO
sick. injured or homeless cats-a total
for the year OF over 10000 a con
siderable proportion of these were pets
abandoned by people who had gone to
the country for the summer.
Moreover. summer visitors to the
mountains or ScaShOrc sometimes take
with them their cats, which. on their
return home, are too often left behind
to swell the local overflow and make
serious lnroadS on the birds of the re-.
giOn. 1t is safe to assume that In the
rest OF the state outside of New York
city as many cats follow nomadic
life as in the city, and II we assume
that each cat kills one bird week we
have a grand total of over 3.5OO.OOO
birds destroyed annually. In the mildcr
parts of our country. as In the chapar-
ra! region OF California, where bird
life is abundant. cats often revert to
Scmiwild state and never revisit their
old homes except for plundcr Sports.
men and bird lovers should be ever
watchful and whenever possible re-
move marauding cats from the covcrtS
The principal reasons given for keep
ing cats are their attractivcncSs as
house pets, their usefulness as com.
panions for children and their alleged
value as rat and mouse killers. 1t Is
impossible at present to obtain correct
figures on the subject but 1t is safe
to say that few persons during n nor.
NAL lifetime run across more than half
n dozen cats that habitually attack
rats. Occasionally hunter cat is
found which seems to delight i'm catch
ing rats, gophcrs or ground squirrels.
1t is common experience to find prem
ises that are well supplied with cats
overrun with rats and mice. At n GER
tain ranch in the west II member of
the agricultural department In Wash.
ington trapped eight mice In his bed.
although there were eight cats on the
ranch.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
A WE'LL SHAPED SEED POTATO.

dians did not cultivate the potato ex-
cept for It's leaves. which became
known as their tobacco; hence the
leaves and stalks OF tobacco are large,
but there are no signs OF potatoes at
the roots. So much for cultivation.
On account OF the starch they con-
tain. potatoes are valuable as food
The potato tuber consists mainly OF a
mass Of cells filed with starch and
encircled by thin. corky rind AS
stated. the chief value OF the potato
as an article OF diet consists in the
starch 1t contains and. to less ex-
tent. in the potash and other salts
The quantity OF nitrogen In It's com
position IS small
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

Chester-lt is understood that the
Chester county grand jury will be
handed this afternoon or tomorrow an
indictment charging James S. Farnum
OF Charleston with bribery.
Sessions court commenced here this
morning and the presence Of Attor-
ney General Lyon and the fact that
several witnesses who testified against
Farnum recently in Columbia have
been subpoenaed to appear before the
grand jury gave rise to the rumor
about Farnum.
Attorney General Lyon has been in
consultation with Solicitor Henry. but
it has been impossible to get any
statement from him.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
L arm ano
OHarden
FORESTS FOR UNCLE SAM.
Gifts to Enable tho Government to
Save Big Trees.

Gifts to Enable the Government to
Save Big Trees.
one of the most public spirited gifts
ever made TO the government came
during the year from William Kent of
Chicago. who has decided 10 the Unit
ed States 2JJ acres of 6SImevaI red
wood forest OH the southern slope Of
Mount TamalpaiS. about six miles
from the city of San Francisco. This
grove is one of few remaining tracts
of redwood forest to be found in it's
natural state in California At the
request of Mr.. Kent it will be called
the Muir woods, in honor of John Muir.
the noted naturalist. The destruction
or redwood by numbering has been
very rapid during the last decade. The
large timber in the Muir woods has
escaped the AK partly because of its
location and partly because the former
owners of the tract have protected it.
Now that the gift has been accepted
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
7 f'E+ $&E's s&aS%&%asx& &E#4 4Ss14,E#k 4
: AT THE, THEATRE .
90 MMRt {, -. = MkM N n. !, scE, : e..

Important among theatrical engage
ments in this city is the coming on
November 25th., of Miss Mabel McKin-
ley, favorite niece of our martyred
President Mckinley, on which occasion
she and her company of artists will
present grand opera in concert. The
organization will give GO concerts be-
tween New York and Cuba and will
come direct from New York to this
city Miss Mckinley is now con
ceded by the most severe critics to
rank with such artists as Melba, Schu-
man, lleink and others and her APP
pearance is always hailed with delight
and with as much enthusiasm and ap-
plause as Nordica and Calve who have
sung before her on previous occasions,
and the Cuban Star at Havana has
styled her as the American Melba and
one of the greatest singers of modern
times.
Reservation Of seats at Dodson-Ed-
wards-25, so, and 70.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
rreatment Of Sick Eomls.


In the majority OF cases the sick
fowl should be killed, according to
an authority. Generally 1t does not
pay to doctor sick fowls. and often the
sick fowl that RECEIVERS Is not the one
that amounts to anything afterward.
This is particularly the case with
fowls sick with the roup. This disease
seems to permeate every fiber OF the
birds, and II they recover at all they
are OF little value for long time. 1t
is doubtful II they ever fully recover
their old vigor. If one owns a high
priced bird IS may prove to be profit
able to cure 1t for the sake Of the eggs
that 1t may produce, which eggs may
be used for Matching other high priced
birds. But n fowl that has been sick
and has been cured should not be sold
to an unsuspccting customer. The
fowls that arc to be dOctorcd should
be given good food and good surround.
ings rather than anything else Their
native vigor will help them to recover
when medicine would be n dctrimcnt.
Sunshine is an invigorator and may
well be considered a great help in the
doctoring OF fowls.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

Bulletin No. 25S Of the New York
experiment station recommends the
following as one OF the most satisfac-
tory methods OF making vinegar:
When the cider is pressed from the
apples the barrels should be piled about
two-thirds full and the bung replaced
by loose plug OF cotton. which will
lessen evaporation and keep out bugs
and dirt. Where the quantity Of vine
gar to be made is considerable the bar
rels should be placed In q room where
the temperature can be kept from 70
to 80 degrees during the fall and early
winter months. II the batch is small
the barrels may be left out OF doors
while the weather is warm and then
placed In the warmest room conven-
lent and later placed in a dry cellar.
II the temperate OF the storeroom
does not fall below 45 degrees the con.
version OF the sugar into alcohol will
require about six months. but the
process OF fermentation may be hasten.
ed by an addition OF fresh commercial
yeast. When the cider has quit work.
Ing the clear portion should be drawn
Oh' Nhe DdIIel TlDSSu out ana the llQulu
replaced with the addition Of from
two to four quarts Of good vinegar
containing some mother. The next
process. the change OF the alcohol into
acetic acid. may be effected in three
months and may require TWO years.
In any event. 1t will take place most
rapidly in temperature ranging from
Go to 7G degrees. When the vinegar has
reached the proper strength. which
should be > per cent Of acctic acid. the
barrels should be filed full and tight
ly corked. This will prevent other
changes and will cause the vinegar to
keep its strength If one has consid-
crabIc vinegar to make it would be
well for him to secure the bulletin re.
fcrrcd to.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST
in SOUTH CAROLINA
CuIIed And Condensed for
Busy Readers
RESUME OF PAST WEEK
State Selected and Briefly Noted
For AdNcrtiScr Renders.

Anderson Mistakimg her for Il bur
the Bank of Starr, ten miles south of
Anderson, last night shot and killed
Martha Young an aged colored wo-
man employed as cook in the family.
She had entered the house to secure
milk for sick person living in town
and ignorant Of Mr.. Hudgens' presence
in the house failed, apparently through
fright, to answer when he asked who
entered a coroner's jury today cx-
onerated MIR. lludgcnS from all blame.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

See the bargains that we have IN
Solid Oak, beautifully finished Side
boads, in different designs and sizes.
S. NJ. 81 f. H. Wilkes e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

Columhia-Attorney General Lyon
is gathering evidence in the prosccu-
tion of the Standard Oil company for
violation OF the law The company is
charged with charging different prices
for its products in different towns in
the state, with the object in view Of
running the Peoples Oil company out
of business, that company having
branches in Columbia. Charleston
Greenville, Anderson, Denmark and
Edgefield.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

ufeat ie NEssourl
The Knlsas City papers tell uA ut
ifak legislation ln Oklahoma and the
Springfield. Missouri. Republican gets
q howl foot long every time a boot
logger " the east side gets IN iail
f0r selllnD other than ozark.maAe
whl2koy h
NoN comes a man n pA Missouri
IL alature and INTRODUCES q bill for
.a Draw peker commission. The com
missions fees are 10 be so mitch.
according 10 the ante IN the lack
pot.s whrloeer be those lafnal thinge.
This IS no fake. The records oi the
Missouri legislative body now ln SEES
sion viii show lfe bill introduced, o.
elise the independent press bureaua Al
ST Louis and Hannibal are dolng g
mighty stunt throughout The South
west
This mun Is IN earnest he wants
poker commission and that com
mission g to attend 20 the poker de
parimeut Of Missouri, as the board o.
agriculture attends to The farming de
aartmenl, which by the way, % no
such vide territory as that whers
poker Is played IN the same state.
ARyhoN attention Of the Mlssour
newspapers ia called 10 the bill y de
nrves attention, Reports indicate lha
the old.tlme Missouri poker game
where a man might win 4 wife or
mule ~ one jackpot Is Of the pasl
THAT nov be could not win as nue.
ap seven aollsfs, and the takeofl I
is Rlfong III 20 the daya OF yote
Y seace me desire for q commlsslol
and powerful regulation az 10 th'
lacmands OF the poker trade.
Once more may the brewer ana th
Elisli.er look forward % the goos
ald times. and the critics of Eieus law
Il ok .homa consider The fate of u
/ fharlses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
NONE tell THEIR PART.


Newspaper dlpaiehes cay tial
oaghsou nrand dnbefa nndaf h
dlciment Ia New Yark f9F granl iaf
se1y LIS disappeared aHd hns Er
.rlied Isis bail bona
Now who IS Br0ughioA nrandenh tFg
nd what was HIS o1et
nurlne the late nalienal c1mnalgn
every noN NsgaIer that vas agnilnE lhp
democratic tlnllat made mitch 81 d
.etler printed Erst by the Ncy Ysfk
sfins~s wiilei letter Il WIS tealafed'
had been written ls9 Grover CleYe.
and This ialler pnfpuffsd 10 be d
6enuncl leu Il Mt RfYaa and al. n
aorsement BY The late sornieF pfeaI'
Cont Of Ar Tafi
Henry NnissFsun If the l.oulsvllls
Courier Journal wes the arst 10 nues.
ION the aushanilcliY Of that letter. MI,
Wntle On snally ran Il down and al
i esul4 ~ tho Investigations he hesau
Rraneenbffa WIS pfresfe5
Ko one ~ the newspapers inak
wrote profound editorials giving char
anscr 10 the BranNanbere letter dafna
nav ID speak III lalensa Of lhelf hlg
itlve irem Justice
Bul not one Of lhese newspapers
from Inc hlghAsi 20 Ihe lowest has
eyef ofefad to rs feaaefs an unnleEf
faf ne publication # this FRAUDULENT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

master and nickel king. once tnl
the writer proudly Three men wil
make tie next tarllf bill, pol one
them q member Of Congress-. Al
havemeyer told David A. Wells /.
1894, He was right That bin. Ilk
all les predecessors. for nearly fort
years, was made Ii practice h III,
representatives. Of wood ana w6olen
ot iron aud steel and sugar. Ana
spite of all lhe signs 10 the eoutrar
y is probable they viii control tha
WI Of 1909 we may say 10 onl
selves this Is impossible. This time
the voice Of The people is too clear
this time The game Is too apparent
~ the game Is no more clear ana
lle Rnlce Of the people n0 lnndel
thnn II ls70--ln Issgg3- h lssg.'7-
IN 1923 Just So long as the com
mitiees making tariff bills look Il
lle manufacturers VINO profit b. dr
ties 6 the chief source OF their tn
formation, Just Va long those manu-.
heturers viii practically frame the
hlll. They VIII frame Il also A. The,
have always done without reeneci
Tor the protective principle ltsoIf. ~
one can study The drift OF public opli
IGN Il each of Tho great Ggliatlona
'he tariff question n the last nfty
years without realizing that at lee
nlne-ienths OF The people hnxe stood
only Tor such duties as would pro
hnce needed revenue and would give
industries Whica we're trying ID prove
their ability 10 exist III the United
states. protection through limited
period, But when II ccme 10 the
point the people har enever had such
antiea md On mQsl articles they are
further from getting them today than
ihex 9efa AZ The close ofllhe Civil
War e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

y was uliling experience ID Mra.
lda Soper 10 face death. FIR Years
q severe lung trouble gave me- ID.
tense snneflng. che #rlles. ana
several times nearly &c nsed my death
Az remedies failed aud doctors aaId
] was inenfable Then Dr Kings
Rev Discovery brought quick relief
and q cure 50 permanenl fhal : have
not been troubled II twelve years.
Mfsl S0per lives N Bis Pond. Pa. Il
works wonders III Coughs and Colds.
Sore Lungs. HemOrrhaaea LaGrlnnn.
Aslhme Group. Whonplne Cough anil
al Bronchial affections. sne and 4100
Trial bottle lfse. Guaranteed hy Al
nfuxglslA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
} o d . q q o q o 8 80 o @ Q
MUCH IN LITTLE. @

Angus, fleiAnn has Leep q anal
e1rler IN Kansas cily Cor thlrU-iye
years, owns hcmc and buys iils
wife q new Easter bDnnes afe'y' siN
years.
Texoa IL bayiAg em aealN ny
father 81 lht spoasor q tps essen-
bly, slgned petition asking i4e SOL
aAs 70 n.sss ihe appropriation DIES
und 10 Ii me al cncu lexans ysl
have high regc.d tot aiiA eppro
priaiioa Ills.
Fat women are ael6om Jealous and
iheh sisters rlaim there is no occa'
sion Tor them 10 ges that way
Whenever 6 Kansan set 80 hr can
raise mere of the devils sos lnan
homefoas ike. they send him e eaus
sress On applaud lis eff lris y make
nolst
Notes ifom Washington say 'la Gam
non ls s.ll sitting al the pilci 7haal
and laughing half Of tie time 81 ne
5oys beneath the h0X
when 6 man Gcls SO pnery ae nas
neither friend or foe BE- aep get llls
namo la she papers rs declaring t1f
sonic great reform os which he is aa
example af tha necessity l.r iha OCT.
aGer ST Cor the editorial assuring
lls easef of the lettes genaineness'
.Voi ONE uf these newspapers dare a4y
q word fer nfandenherg The fugitive but
not one of them has sp5Kenln defense
Dl its own integrity
lJdndenberg is ! fugitive but who
viii question the statement that the
onar 81 the newspapers thai stood
ponsar m the Bfandenbe,g letter Is
yet 10 pawn2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

AZ men Wuutu NAN@ ~
A clown and wise man mel ans
day
And the clown sal down IN ihs roed
and sighed.
-tt s hard he murmufed. 10 hope
away
When q man asks, only 70 be denied
haze tried b. hundred ways anu
more
T1 be- nf use and to gain renown
liat I'm ever driven from door 10 door
And huoted AZ az d carelees clown
: have long hecn seeking the wise
man sahl.
ITO show my VA and % prove my
worth :
lay spreading glee where Il Should be
spread,
30 banIshlng cares and BY leaving
mlrlh.
llut the people have turned end they
would NOT hear.
Because taeS ye agreed Tint muat
be viae;
Ny vii n-ais or on The atmosphere
And hope that long have ifesn-
ured dies.
The clown ana the wise man irudaaa
away.
And the wise man spoke slih many
Jest
While the clown grew xFaYc and had
much to say
Concerning problems thas caused
unrest.
The wise man ceased 10 BE- wise 4
while,
Forgetting the reputation he had
Ihe clown, With never smlrk 0g
smile.
Was solamnly wise ana both were
glad
s. .. Klser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

That @ ha wll. eventually become
part and IN expensive pari of The
United states can be 10 longer doubt.
d. the people over taefe are trouble.
one and refuse 20 submit 10 the Nlll
! the majority and Il viii Be- brought
nto tho uniEed states rs I matter Of
elt.dVlersz Few want the lr1uhie.
ieedlnf lAtIA domain, but i aii army
lae 70 b lhere iof medication pdf-
losesgell Sc en- knoH he Anglo.
akon fefnsaa susrdianshIH nnalrE fel
p.ege KlQEl ATTACHED ahAFREQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

We "
#he present session p eons'saH
Aac t9untry ope ias'las sqa0' -'u
ap y w'll ~ 'Fosya 1s ''.
lly e>reeiea ifpn 'ns es''s' Y
Git tdy On lia sagsn a1ps''pR'
III mattel mhas ihe general Spp-
N ..s ~ e,n pnrlsna news
a's''t " ~.4os nm4 NJ
.lefRftieent''i W. NJ
4 aoW stands g EeltnsF fsssn-e w
As.eeHcs af is 6 scE ps clcNn
,As. setnsaa am ata nun.
W e@a. wpr
M ~ Ps'ias 49, ,.ea5.
were asa st fo NAen sn
rsr caile e cn'ef end wac speW
~ .ss sAret ~ ha aomnilt
8F ..., ss .t
Ha pf0NAa' N"'e 'Ns
eed ne 4 'aFAA eais '' "AA''
a. into lnw
nk. u,.,o eaffA. ersr fiaa N .Ae
=. t.st .nt
Pltl A'sf ''s ,.,
aaHea sAe senA'R 'hso9
a attend 10 ghei p1r g t1s Ncrf
ss e,nw, hnw and hor tae oemid,i.
~, .s...a !. ,hs ieak
''2ni"" ,''''. ,,.
without mqkspa 1oo muse AVlae "'
naflne M being d3ne
Ihe amended blll viii tu 1aek ~
ae house "a lAe closing DAYS ana it
Hli Dr. passed wlih muca confusion
xlnune iht lelly members never cailea
6ag0 the inner circle
some months later tae Se0ple Hlil
akan "a tfgn FACT the hili Nas dfaits
s. lof Dr0ietsina New England ana
81 the 1ole purpose Of allowing -
Yankee Oh his biFfeu. aleaa halls d
cbnglaups ii lalang ihe pgadaciige Aee.
anns III the euuntsg 10 the adyantaae
SEQ ond the y great disadyah.
ms 81 lhe nra 0csiVe afates.
The mtaaufe gIll be unpopular ami
Hfa Il 4 rue: but the Old war-cfy
81 nfrtecllne ihs Republican pirty atld
SLOWING Il ID work out the saNatlun
fhe Republic win prevail and she
i election eill aaf the Yictlmlsse
aaa aud Kahsas inrnefs slouiina
suew lhelg alIeRsnse Be taa party q
NeW nngiand. ard voting the ticket
hieh ls namea Republican, ihe ynal
naiorlf wdfklHe nnd voting undel
IS 8eiueieu IAa voting means thel
aafnoa Easia ghost wIl n0I be gl
8aed q f.ake and est lhelr NJ
cNlia5er anFoa.e IS Sac Nalls
oof
ia aa9 aommelY 81 e9idi
.laAa. nnG L seems the one lesson ihs
asaa who contribute shele brgin enc
Asswn out III me ler..ie xealth-glylnf
saahons for the farther aasancemen
aas hRnpineaa Il section cursed ts
naliy win hafrenues5. and gbe eG9l
added t,s IS s climate lhat even thl
ravens mid ducks Wl,l nor endure SEE
eh months Is the year.
Far ar hundred years the alaneeF
ha4e hesn aHshina westward payiai
asoli har3 aaa sNeaibrlnelne 90r ,hi
aapEieaA Of addlnr untold millions
Is the tfxabIs wealtA Of the acDuh
lle Thay AaYe. mastered the al0uga
5iahaa AZ iHa Genital dlvialaa of states
aua mads VI Eden whpfe once thl
ufalfle are ana ne Foreat denzen
aHelt rheY have builded cltiea am
brought ihe spinnlne wheels Of com
ansFrp 20 the fore.
They have each and alI. indiylduslli
and collectively, added 10 the store
II wealth I'll the lesa-4faductlye bu
older sotlled regions. and such ,sa
expected Cor ueh Is the lull eommetc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

Fsriify now ngainst the Grip lur ID
comes every scasnn sure preventIca
-A-lhe little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
-oiIefIn ibis respect a moss certain
aud dependable safeguard. Proven.
Hes. ai the "sneeza STAGE VIII. as
well. also surely head bG an common
4 hls ant nrompliless " nIIlMnofl.
ant Keen pregenliea ii the pocket
Of Nurse fnr lnalaaI use nux uf
IS for 2se. Sold = Nal|acas Drug
Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

Remember Tue demand for modern
iasiness structures never ceases an,
IS the city grows and the thousaas
ZONES built last year ana this ln,s.
aies d steady growth, We must nave
digger rooms IN the business districts.
III evidence Of great commercial
growth shows III all departments Of
ae cl'y, end the slep should be IN
.nls0n; at WORKING wlsh tie same
igh purpose and 10 the same end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

The East IS still trlfle panicky
nd Aldrleh viii ntt lessen bis grasp
d tae tariff sliugtion. That bill viii
le for ana nt New England sts.
Be suckers Il iowa and Kansas VIII
aniinue to vote the Republican tick.
I and whuop Il up tor Narin reform