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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-17
Seniors Entertained by Juniors at ;
Tennis Tournament.

The juniors the SeniN 3&ntertained
And good things on them positively
rafned,
On Friday, the twenty-first of May,
That "a set of TENNIS they might play
When 1t was late in the afternoon.
We wanted to stay till the rise OF
the moon,
But from four to six'' the invita-
tions read,
Nad we could stay NO longer than
they said
"A set of tennis first. we played,
xmd the Seniors remarkable(e1 skill
displayed.
Creme and Georgia won the set,
But they had to play hard foe it, you
bet;
Them in Irene's and Georgia's game
Georgia came off with glerified (?)
name.
And then the prise to her WIS given,
The prize for which all the Seniors
had striven,
Rose and Carey next had a Turn,
To see who might the -eoehy'' earn.
Rose came off victorious,
Winning honors CD SO glorious.
Then at tables placed under the tree
| Where we might enjoy cool eNenin;
breeze.
OF cream and cake we did eat
OF cream and cake that couldn't b.
beat
1t was served by maids SO charming
| They had flowers i'm the cOlors of ON
class,
And gold and white ribbons were worn
by each bright lass.
The SHE by mFw WIS sinking low,
And We knew we really ought to go,
But loath were we quite
To leave these girls SO bright;
! But them we w9ntht last,
Sorry that the two .hourS were passe,
We never had a nicer party,
And cur THINKS tic the juniors ar
most hearty;
| They are such winS0me laSSleS
I'm sure they'll 9sTpass AL forme
c14Rses.
ONE OFF THE SEM ORS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-17

and beauty,
And loud they are in their praise
Of one of my dearest friends of
school days.
Her pictures, indeed, are. beautiful
to see;
They are scenes of such grand
simplicity.
They furnish rest for the tired mind,
And much pleasure I'M them every
one can find.
Dear Rose, let me present this gift,
That may assist you as out into
hfe you drift
May you remember by this box of
bright colors
Forever and ever and with love
the donors.
May with them you paint picture
Whose glory will live far into the
future.
After I'd been permitted to see the
fate
OF each and every dear class-mate,
sousht in vain that / might see
A little OF what my life would be,
But the kind Queen of dreams for.
babe
| AAuI ouOuAu Sec a Adihud ~ Sdd.
The vision indeed was beautiful tt
| see,
And truly gave much pleasure t.
| me,
Although now it be rent in twain,
| The memory of it long will remain.
Now, my dear class mates, should the
dream true,
And this be the future for each Of
you,
f you will only do your very best,
I'm sure you'll be equal to an!
sort of test.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-17

event sad COMPANY should at any
time discontinue FIR nishing wahar tte
the lp1lblsc the said Company, dnring
tbs time of such GEcontinuance. shall
pay taxes ON all EHs property inc the
aaTae manner as other corporations
Sec. :, s. All thsy powers, privilege s
and ffStEts hereiRe r. anted, eEnagt TOO
ta1&tiol1 are for 2Eperiod Of twenty.
five years from thesdate Of the afDP-
item Gff this ordinance, and NO hanger.
Sec. k6- Be it111rther ordained,
That this ordinance shall take effect
faan and after it's anoption this date,
for cause. Ordained this LIST day Of
June 1893
PAT HENRY, Mayor.
w H. BARNES,
e. c. SPRAGUE,
"a c. McLAURIN,
"A M. SHIELDS,
Aldermen
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-17

Be 1T remembered Enat on this day
an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
to grant nc the Brandon Water Com.
pany the use of the sstreets, alleys
and battle-ground for the purpose OF
laying water, sewer AID other pipes
and c0ffdaiits to be used in furnishing
or supplying the municipality and
sewerage" isl the following words and
figures, tO-Mit: /" was read and
considered By sections, and on its fin
al passage was adopted by the follow
ing vote, tGNvit: Yeas: "A. G.. Nc
Laurin, G. c. sSprague, w. H. Barnes,
A. M. Shields. Nays: "a A. Busick,
sTr., and the Clerk was orNered to re-
8 ord said ordnance In the Ordinance
$ook of the t@rn.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-17
END OF THE COWBOY.
The West Finds That 1t No Longer
Needs Him.

Kansas City Journal.
Loved of all nations as an institu-
ton particularly American, and wor-
shipped By the small boy, the day of
the cowboy is passing.
The dashing swashbuckier. with his
leggings. his staggering sombrero,
his belt, reolerys, his lariat. Will
soon be no more; he is vanishing
from the plains, q victim OF the com
ing OF q more modern way OF doing
things.
The kneIf OF the cowboys passing
existence Is sounded In the decision
70 abaudon the reunioD Of coWpunch-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
CRAZY SNAKE WILL GET A
GALA880SE APPOINTMENT

Steea 70 lhe Daily .aaaer
ilu.d7nvilla March 2aTne ins
dlaue ef lhe several ieihas. accord
iae ii rapael gasa lliai TIE 0ld Chlak
Shake. wn3 81 Preslaaai Fait'e lls
augurlilDS gnd thal all aFgnusemenls
have bne0 uade iug q great demon.
etfatlun anl eoanell d war 90 D.
held by ihe ilsH tribes Al taking narl
ii the 90 ltielferg council sruuntis II
tie Hear future from 81 inlofma.
tloa 60 ba & lnrd { Is believed lhal
they can gegniu ile territory The
old t'hieg Snake is advised lhei H,NUa
III 3 soldiers Wil' he dispatched %
taas4 aid. aaa SAYS that III ieaa Tins
.hen II laksa q lell Il Oklahoma viii
be no mere the lsnd of The pale Face
bHl lhe true home Of the indlan
Local officials threaten TO arrest
Crazy Snake. lhn FIRST nyerl acs he
eo11mls aHd piaee him n illl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
No More
PILES
40 Matter How Bad Your cuae IL on
How Long You Have Had It. Pyra.
hid pilo Cure Can Cure e.

Frce Package Sent 70 Prove n
Half Of the suffering ana torture on
piles has never been told Whether
your particular case j plies IS almost
TOO e9erueleslng ior aay mortal 10 begf
or II yon are iaarfullY tnntallzeu oy
grrcachab.e itching end hlpedias of
Whrihef y Il bEye only d moderate case
o. piles. lbeip IS positive ielIal. and
Qalck to. IN pyramld Pile Cure.
You need not take I0s granted AN
we say ahout our Pile Remedy we
want Il ID speak tor Itself
That + Why we say 10 every pelson
suffering from piles or apy form OF
feclal alAease send lle ycnr aaHe 500
address aad We WIN sadly seaa 5 D n
free trial lacsssr d lhc uaFfeinie
BYrhuia Flie Cure after 0aInk sne
tFlal yue wlll bur = 10 yoiif nearest
6rnagis' end Rei 4 - rent h0x ol Hyfa.
mid vile Cure. n0w admitted IS lhuua.
auds q u 1ne ol The most wonderful
felIeia aud eRrea Ir pllen ever known.
inflani Eedaf can he gotten b9 aslng
The mAFfeIohs Pyramid Pile Cure Il
immediately ffduses IN n0uEnslipn
and swelling Apais ~ aofes ulcers
aud lffilalfa pats Il RENDERS III an.
efailun alIsunie4 unnecessary
Heud s1IlF name eud adllfaas ladag
cut tree Hflal pafsAf - pyfamIH nfue
& iss fksallR Hlae NaiAhaII. Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

lhe frock 10 glrIish and dainty, useiul
nnd practical 10th the Jacket and
sbe sklrk~ cans te lAnndenad without
diheully THE slUit IS finished with
hema ana closed with butinnholes at
the left rl lhe Front consequently i
o0a Pc OPENED oct and Ironed with
esss
FoF the sixteen year size wll Be fe.
quired 5.s Safda ~ material "a, 2 5.s
Yards e az rs yards IS inches Wide
with j ~ Yards 1i banding 3 gards
of edslns for ihe sklit @ yards 2i.
l Is cards 81. ig yards il lnches
Wide Aia9 Maninn pattern of tbs
iaekef Nc tgS4 0g ~ the skiei MI.
Gasa sl7el ann ie yeafs WIZ be
millea 80 aug adabse hy the Faahlou
Department e lais ppfgpaHer nn ~
ea'n on teH aan'a lof sfh lli in
Naatf seu0 aH aalllAnal we esHi stamp
fnr ieiier n0aiaEe Walcd lnsniaa mefa
wmnl caQteey1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
TX THIS UP YOURSELF
Al vnllp llnuL
nj lUUU HUNiE
'uI This out or Hand 10 Some
Afflicted One as Il Is
EyceIIeni

nue. ia,laNng prescription Coz ihc
|lfe VI fhaumailsm ana Kidney and
|ladder r,aubias hss n9 doub, boen
|aed mllliops nf times. viz. tlnid i;y
|'aci l)arfelloa, onc.hnlf onnce: Com
Pound Ktie3n, one oHnge Compound
|yrIlp aarsaparlla, throe ounces
|heSe simple harmless Ingredients
|it he obtained nl ANY GOOD psssefln
Ion phafmlcy al Hltie cost anl Me
hlxnl hY ahaklns wen No q bottle
| fho deaa fuf adults IS teaspoon.
N after bach meal ana at bedtime
|rinkng Gun iumbleriuli 81 walcf
Fer each DO e. % IS stiied that thir
description "a pueitiqc remedy tor
|idnpy iiunb.c and hlme back wenk
idder and urinary difficulties, espe-
|ally OF tue elderly people and one
The best inlnSe "a Be tjcd h rheu-
/ allc onlicuons. relieving The aches
|na pains and reducing sweillhes
"A gol-kn3wu authority states thot
b miylare Acts dlraeily upon lae
|lmiaailp5 l'ssses Of the kidneys
|earaes lheso spoagelfke organs and
YES them power to slit nnd strain
/ q poisonous waste maileg anil nfie
ii tlom lhe blood which " thn cause
rhWin9tlsm
II your bark or Sides ache and yod
|lspect kidney trouble d would bel
/ isr " lgg shis for few days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
WRECK Ar HoHART

Hobari. Mch AZ LAUNDERING down
q altep grade and around The sharpe
euise 81 tie north ynrds. Frisco pas.
fengee train 10 GAL s0ath bound, dne
ID arrive here nt 5:i5. and clipping
0H / pace q 2a miles at hour. smash.
ed headOn Int one oi the 10000 Eal.
Ken. eighs Ton 81 tanks of che Uncle
Sam Oh company SATURDAY. which Aad
blown aer0ss The main lIae BY prldag
Nights hpavy wind
The pilot q be engine caught the
tank s1usrely aud hurled h over ne
locomotive ga Il II we're but a feather.
1he momentum ol lhe train threw the
tank oii me haggage coach where one
door was smashed IN anil side Of
the cal tore aWuN The engineer
brought The train 70 a alind Still.
emla ghQ frightened ahelakn ot The
pnasenehrH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
IN LIMBO AT ENC.

aneeIal 10 TIE Daily Lender
Enid Mch 81 Chief OF Police
Thfa4hvr arrested q man Saturday,
Who gives his name as 4 =. Morrow.
and claims 10 be from henfieila Tex
He arrived here Saturday
Morrow ls under nreeat CHARGED
with passing worthless checks He
gave Che laadlnly % the Model
Naamlng house "a check Tor $500.
dfNRn Oh he fafmera aud Merchants
bans Ht lpnleltp and sHfe
Ruhan lref, anp on ihe sdme haUdt
l0f $3.50
The irasl ar eRcck Gives lnlhom
Heoa Waa iHrngd nerr "a Nhiel u
Police Thrnshef ana he wired iap aea.
lieaa Bunk 81 ascertain & q ~ Mef
fee bad aRg maneY there Tho reply
Wfa g tdp efeel ihal Be ssid noi and
waa macilelHg 8 graW 4 Aa was gaaa
lag aHeb checks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
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''a's'''' M1z17zzzs1
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

state Llhrars II Convention Hall
The slate library which has been
% three different places since slaie-
h0od 20 now permanently ioceled on
tho ground llaut ~ enc south wing
Of convention hall. where tie mem.
hers 81 The supreme and criminal
court of appeals. and III attorneys
attending sessions Will have easy
aeteaa
All books have been removed from
lhe OH senate rooms on The second
floor og the court house New and
modern book raeks are being placed
In the present quarters, arranged SO
that books can he readily found hY
0uioaiOwn attorneys Many vol
umea VIII be on The shelTea Tor the
ilrsl time, as the other locations have
always nrtgeh inadcQnela Librarian
DAVIS expects o nave tie library open
hy lhel ast of the week lot the public.
Halle Ready for Conventions
The halls III the convention build
Ing are vacant and ready far conyeas
Ing Of an conventions.
Each hals viii seat 1900 people.
The legislative furniture has heen
stored by the state % Give the eity
USE Of lhe halls fQr conventions end
other public aInerlngs,
Kept auey
Secretary oI state Cross oillca
force Is now passing through one of
ha busiest periods Following ad.
l0uFumcnt oI lhe legislature work
Cuubles regular routine. Secretary
Gross N member of several state
boards, which require much OF hIa
atfanll0n.
The popular. secreinrY'a signature
cant bp anything bni Just plain
eBHlH cross upon official documents.
as thar II he uame under which he
was elected The atioFneY@enef1 rlll.
ed THAI although he Is WsllIam Cross
III reality he mus remain BllI
Gross IN au 0IIleiil capacity and hs
be Is known EhroughouI The state
ia more people IS hat thing perhaps
any other name An CFh4s hMR rAally
~ Hhlah as he diruhaIIan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
SISTER ASSERTS
DEED WAS NECESSARY
Two Women Not Arrested For
an Awful COId-OIOOdSd
killing
snnIhwaaIeIn aFeaa.f


lnlitp Mont. Mch 2a. futbfr De-.
talis Of The killing ul Thomas 4. Met
Acl, following announcement Of hla
vile ami hef sister, Miss Rafferty,. taat
Mrs Melxel was gaaded 10 the mur.
dor l0roNgN fear w his mflm heGt
lns hpe and lho sister, DO not seem
as encouraging Tor the tNo w0maa tb
escape trial for he act. The killing
~ rhomls a. Metgel. the most prom.
lnrnl raltoher aud slaOkmnn In Mon.
ipni on bis blg ranch Ia the south.
Woslcrn pan Df the stn,e, thirty miles
from The nearest railway and telegraph
station was FIRST brought from the
tlnch by ihe sheriff and TIE coroner
who investigated the case. Il bears
remarkable similarity to the recent
iensaiicnai Ned Gables case near
Philadelphia when Erb was SLAIN
Metzel was shot and killed hy hs
wife after a serie. 81 uuarrels, accord
lns 20 the evidence Mhh Melzois sls
Ter, Miss ldi lkadeesy being the onlS
witness % tho shooting. Both 8omel
tesiaed that they had been beaten and
roniinusu0iy abused by Metzel. and
Mrs. Metzel showed bruises on her
body which she said were made by
nef husband Mil Metzal and her sis,
lep Hre txneri shots and, daring hunt.
esB. noted ihroughnui the state.
Melzcl was one Of the wesithlest
ranchets III Monlana, being 90 Yeaig
cid and well known IA club life ln
lidte and Iieluna. prominent ii bust
ness and politics and q member 81 .Ac
nf The oldest families III the atale
The story Of Mlas Kaherty Is that
1ulFrels over triYiai matters have
been continuous. and that when Mira
Metta and her Sister returned from
p ehlns trip lgsl Wednesday. Meizei
started o auarfel 6llh hts wife which
iaaiau al. evening and was resumed
lhc nrSl morning n fhe lhrpsy ihe
fQuni ls lung with MintlnR ana lr1p.
BINS raetles iiles, etc. Mfa. Mei
fel started 90 lht HalFs aHd erahac
'a tlhc from Iht wall and aimed Il he,
iuahapd Thp aiWH lfled io sef awa,
hu was ahol No lhe HuN. ihH msmt
lassne saalMh h body
DDS aleIsol went a hlm nna held
nls hoaa ID bon lap until De dlel
Tommy on aIt38 Ne l0 ihiH.H BN0
gs'd
"Yaa know + aia ietr Mai2ei
replied end then expired according Go
Mlea Kaasf'Ya ieHmaaY
Mrs 8elsel nimllled lha aadailne
Mli lHe sentiment o. Ehe Meizei falA.
Wv " ID aAf iaeaa. ihera heIAs nD
ePGlrr E prosecute uef. eud she has
nai even 9eanarpHIaf.
The daaG mau Haa hrfIed h the
family bNflal ErMnd af Ola Nevada
|cty- mud Mss Melaal and hpf maipp
a'ienfa llie iuneral Soias VIII iac
body disltnco 9l saYeral hmdIed
miles.
tnlplypa al iha mneh and the men
Working Ct aihnr fahahts aaaeii Mot
zel was not always liie aasfessaf in
ilr controversies e l0melle ma,
laie and lharc are Hsly stories aaoat
which Mls lead ID one OF the gfaileal
legl efat0vefalas Montana haa
known etee lhe glafk.Daly llaleaitlns
1i d deeatla ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
KILAHY IS WISE
But IGNORANT
Southern Woman EICOIIalgd
Man Bot May Not Prose.
cite Him

Special ,G iha Dnlly 5eades.
Oklahoma city. March s5-Anolh
er one III The Kllaby affair ls now
playing d stellar role.
Mrs Kllahy No i, formerly Mlas
Anna Lou Alexander Of llullendale
Mss, Is here no and through her
attorneys she said,
% have marriage license ana let.
lera from w. I'M. Rllahy which show
that am hla wife MY mGrrlaae n
renan shows that We we're married
IN Colorado Springs August 20, 1907
! have not decided whether OF not
] win pr seeule my husband. although
want my name cleared OF any slura
that might have been reflected on NJ
When J married Mi. Ktahy, II was
moi for money, although believed
him 70 be q millionaire az he repre-
yentca, but out Of pure love. Had ho
not treated me 80 mean. would have
lived with him, even after found
he had no money"
All Of Monday The Southern woman
was busy She did not cali On the
prisoner.
kllaby aeema a passenger train No.
mancer. Says Mrs. mississippi Klln.
by:
THE FIRST time / saw Kilaby was
on train enroute to Denver In July.
1907" said Mrs Kllaby. "Ep enter
ed into conversation with several
small children. which belonged 10 the
party Of iollendale IA which com
pany waa touring the west. iia
showed the children plctures 81 him.
self dressed IN lndan and cowboy con
tnmes and then views OF his pearl
fields, Several Of ms friends became
interested ii The millionaire and IA,
eited hlin To call Oh us N Denver.
Following hls FIRST Visit, lie eliG.
"a caliea me over the phone or We
ited daily Our acquaintance iipened
Ilc len after three weeks and Mens
20 Butte. M.ntana. 10 attend Il Wce
meeting iie Joined us ~ Salt Lake
aud lheH came ie Colorado sBflnss
where we were married 0nf cards
announced our hamn d Mexico. bui
We never went there &iahy would
susseal lhe "trip AMI chen hy enc pfe
text p other decide hal 20 make fhe
iflp
hu aaa & hpnps lflnker aHa hgVe
virtually supported hlla we left iIOl
lpndala ana went 10 Sulphur. OKLA
wlers stayed al summer kllahy
leIt heard from him once when be
nas n sjemphls If Il had nas been
lur hla temper would have HYad
with him. but ho wauld Ken nlBd ai
The leas. nfny0caii0u
Tie is terribly shfeWd. Ia II0lien
dale he a0deayurea to form e button
factory aHa secure the shells lfom
ihe rlgaFs hui tl0llahdale Daupla NJ
fused his offer lie bad documents
IN hls grip. that ara nearly wofn oui
from showing them to people 0u
trains His wealth lies iu hla talk
llA IA llllierate. bnt smooth + Au
not know thing 1T hls nas h,
would nal talk about a. hls al con.
gersaiIon was on IFS supposed money
ana mlHeg.
'KIlaby'a confession was affNf all q
shrewd uiove, and II Mrs. Alexander
Kllahg ehund conclude not 10 pFose.
cute, aa # Is now almost ceFlalH the
pretty Norman school teacher w0ua
not 60 He has g very Sood chance
% reach Mexico Without shacRleg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
nAay LEFT ON PLATFORM

Alecial IL lhe DAILY Leader
Wichlta, Kas March ~ just ai'
y The departure Of the MissourI pa.
Us lrelW 90 lha wsst this morning
Is nollee ii ihe depot found Q baby,
|uarenily gbaut lafnp weeks old ".
~ on The platform q Is d healthy
Rill aua cain,orlablg clothed
|The trah conduelag Eas cnmmuni-
Ated with III wlrr aul nu Naman 1n
ere lhe of'lrlala aale % locsge any
l1e Nap had ieii lha child TO lhe
re af sia depot enlnloyes. lhe ehild
as given ln,o ihe caro- af the police
laircn while lhe aH'eera aff aeafeh.
|g Tor iae mother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
THINK THEY HAVE KANSAS
CROOKS

Special to the Daily Leader
Wichita. kas., March 22--fouf men
arrested Today are believed by the
police to be members II aans In.
pllcaied III many rnbbtrlps. and IN
confidence games which have been
worked here recently One Of the
men was Identified as The ihlet wbo
entered the pnwnshop o. VI Nalk.
ow and took diamonds 10 the valN4 u
sl00 IL noon Saturday while the pro-
phetgf vas o. lunch He was seen
20 enter ghe Stop by a tailor doing
buslneas meat door
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
NlAN FASHION TALKS
Bv MAY MANToN


FOR GUNNER MORNINGS,
A4 @is a's 1Ss Ekssg + ib.Eas IiRS de de-
nifd lof auch dainty ana eQmiormblt
illes&es eA iHie pAa 4 cphhines &
iAha Aored ekift ulih very allrne
litc breakfast lackni and ln ihi caae
q IL made lrom lawD with tilnmlng
az fimpN YalancleHnes laee On collal
pnd eu'A There are q great many
sllep,c Washable mtlefais that are ".
lfaellYc hoNceef Zoe balislen are ex.
cWillnnnlly nfnliy lhls year aud u'e
much liSrd iar she purpose and lawns
ana fbF more aurahlc chamhgays mud
fuahliri nre III every way nppropil.
nie Either ihiee.quafter ur long
sleasea ,an be used and either The
Nide luinedneer collar nr The small
nlaalns ne hNl iual ea illustrated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

"Ali thought I'd lose mY Leg"
writes A. Seens0n. WasefloWn.
wis. Ten years Of eczema. that u
doctors enld nor cure, hal ii last
laiA me- ~. Then llucklens AFhira
saIye cufea 4 sonnd and we'll IN,
falllhle for SKIN Ei4lplnna. Eezena.
aall llheum. fals Fever s1tea.
Nntns. sealaa, Cuts ana Piifa 25c
"a An uFaaelhla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

a clever rs cent allvered "No.Drlp'
Coffee straiacr Coupon IS nov put ID
each 25c package of Dr. ah0up'a
Health coHfee. I.ook FOR 10 Ninety
large cups oi the Tery finest coffee
Imitation ever made from one Csc
package. Then besides the eelisfec,
tlon aud flavor 10 perfect Sold by
The Bank Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23
SEeooRAMs SOUTHERN

AERooRAMs SOUTHERN
ENolNEER
Do YOU lead It as the muzxle
When YOU take ahok or twof
10 you wind i With watch keg
As your father used to don
How'd you like to mop 4 horse car
Like you did long years auo1
Don't The auto beat the OK earsg
We'll, : rather reckon SO.
20 you argue that an hour 1lass
Beats Waltham all TO snashi
% you use the same old system
keepln books and countln' cash?
% you trim gooSe.qulll meath
When you want the Ink 10 fiow7
Don't yep think there's heen improve.
ment
IN tho last decade Or sof
Tell 40, arc you advertising
IN the same old foolish way
That your grand.dad did before yoa
And persist ''ll doesn't pay"7
Think the whole world knows your
address
Cause u hasn't changed In years"7
Wouldn't the pathon Of such logic
Drive blly-aoat 70 tears7
'Just a card" Is al you care for
Hidden, lonesome and unread,
Like tho sign upon tombstone
Telling folks that you are dead.
Wake up, man. and take tonic,
Bunch your hits and make a drive
Run a pcue and change your copy
Advertise and Keep allNel
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-23

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