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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
Ms'MsAm I'm 4 q "a gu9f
\ NEWS OF THE 4
RAILROADS I


No}k Is now un M earnest ballast.
inR the lpnycn itnld all guli roulbed
helween here ana klnwa. Kansas.
a~4a4
pily Nagantr engineer pN ihp
l1asicrN fiklHbumn passenger run Was
iueca q lte Santa ao hosnlinl al wa.
lebf lHfi evening l0 undergo lreai.
npnl ryer nilark ol lagrlppp
Mr .spHrr Is Me Oldest onglHeer in
the eAieo uf tho Snnia se aud sai
lhe ,ilg mellrn 0f having nrorliS over
AlN rnu pi the Santa Nc System. Mr
Waeuuer pulled trains through Dkls
huma itne before lhe rnunlfy Was
npcnea up frF settlement aud has hcmh
Ia The employ % ilc road uearly TWEEN.
ly.four yeafa billy" rs he Is known
10 bis nMny railroad friends. lB n0N
well 6 Hg 4n years and fears ha nna
lnnde aHi rnn ne fought the phy.
slclans yesterday Who 0rlmed hni
senl @ lhe hospital IA raneha llt
sgid ae dreaded lhe trip aud wurlC
rather paN for Treatment hi The Meth
ndlsl hospital here Than d risk eairh
ms mnre eald 0n Toe ifil to Tie santi
fc hospital whose he ID eailllod i0
ltcaimeht srea,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
PA0E FTVE.


llpilinnk lhe danger aud Isaer ~
anleness q their condition naa lel
peoplr f1sh of and bus sucal4F. ln
tending o exercise n or Alas tor
ihc frallty Of human Inlcnllona FeN
survive Or agsl hours exeflloa. 9th
crs pftier tieline bul ere made Is food.
loulsh BY ihc hrsJ safofy ahlk III
brolled beef ihes RON into
How much easier \ IS lo eeg aafnn
i3r ease pi tlarmola rablols elthH
direct from the mlkefs. lhe hsagns
GO, iifigull kilei pg. heltef sglH. ol
your local lfugBlsl and lake one n
lhr genprous supply ul pleasant TAB.
bets { viii contain. after eaeh uirat
aat Ii hedllme. Forgel exercising hni
llicilis md Do this
.l g n0i unlF caslcr. bit anref aslI
selcf 'clnR maAe pgrliculAfly anH
strictly @ accordance vllh The fanlo0a
Nefmolt prescription chose lable.s
burt nr once don't Affect ne alomanh
~ ife slightest or prhduae even one
wrinkle ,nd yet a nlnslc ease 81 thon
win give : person most acceptable lei
vice. 81 fact scores Of people ha
Rem oT thirty pounds, IL fat In W
many DAYS inst hy taxing une ElfM
tablet Tour Tines iay aa pfeaurlhaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
BEGGS BL0vy PURIFIER
CURES eatarrl OF tie st0m acA
.lEMlGRAT lE THE lLl SGHllL

Ore II iHe ftaunch DeH0tfMs M
Ncil d one ol iho most popular as.
lornegs 81 t.e n use II Representa-.
tlvss Is Vance Of Greer county
Mr Fahee has charge of tie cloak
room md il the cloak room la nhere
iho baiises are all fought over he
ieNs aaiH very interesting Hns of
}ie'F eeantYs mlllical hatfea 81 ihn
old daVs 'iuflng 4hr eaHgresslouai
fampalsa whom FfanF Malheaa Bas
l1f gem efuiic endidnle. col Vance
lrnfe me aHl 'palh and hal lWb
more ifewnad in hls efforts ie land
iin itta4'ie haFa hfsl II afr
county forty fnnrs hhJ kuuNs efpfg
iu1u miI aigd nafh M tn eanHi
Tors llef col Vance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Major Ed5A fDlp. 81 kansas til]
No. win save rhurge eI the sel lvrN
sf the salyalion Armg halt ieaA W.
hinrflkpn iha evening aud tomorrow
evening 1T s D. ni The naiuf viii DC
aaslslef 4 lier sls'er frnH VALE OK
hhrma Naip3 Yndcr eaN fhi ploneef
eHiepf II ilp salvation AfilA nEnf-
lahnpla and hal chaiar ii The Sa'
tai'eu Army ln Guthrie for 0vcg 4
year some nine years aao She u q
sweet alngqr ami gifted braaKer All
are urged 80 hchr tse fHaiof ibis
cyeuin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
lI'f# Ill1'l1 n 7lIIl ''ll'I1l E377dIsl'I'l'
/ FRESH TOPICS
or THE TOWN
N..IaEMs ms,IH X lg.a.l..I II.sgs. On ..iM

aougssne School Lard 6ltl
Ex-senator q H. Alexander Is here
"a The head Of o delegation 9f Noci
ward tupslea working fef tho pas
sage be Me house Of The safaie bill
which provides TOR ne saIa q d gpaf
ter section 81 school Lind adlulnlne
tu alig pf Woodward IN tie west.
AH elefllnn has bceh eHIlsl ei Wood
ward 10 volo s7aA0H worth IL bon b
fnt sch pl pufitses With ihe lnlen.
lion Of constructing G n0defu Hlsh
selfoi bnNlne nu lhe has sought
10 be- acquired flr haiaaee ui ihc
lanH nt needed ior ih eanni tarp
na Wiil bn g0A M ica0 let's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

ari s beiRg h uIaa and niaoed on h'
taaloAs sireeg % be paved
follllee n ine Republican camp II
NarHns up Ihe primary ooenrs ai
tt aday neN,
South proad street has been pave,
win b.ick bel0eea Hafr.snn Goa
snflneef ateRnes
Bart FprpA has ieeeaus eree,ea
anle modern residences ON Easi
slaiAg stonne Coz faai ] purp0sea
the aHorcc CAGE nf Ma Nafs sia}
ici S. u Stafford. FORMER nr1gi
eiaf q he stafford drug h1Uaa Stu.
dismissed paay % ne district cauis
ef9h n5leu u thu pialAla
fee a of u " shenan &, v
tpstqW gtfc ndl Fl oil iHaleihls af
le aae1 ~ me district court
TIE lHy in tho cAse o. cleo Mllcam.
Rs the az Of Guthrie. IN which no
pleiuiiH saed ,or ga.9a0 dam igss laf
pfia9ual injuries fcmrfaI vanllel IN
nol tedaY 10 iatar u tha rlalatid M
lhe aita - sl2ea aillchall NJ 4
iaHer
resla04i shiyrly, q lhr Western
e aeiaiiHn. has threatened. Il is sAia
ae,lIeIu the 0thhnluh s:ils Mcia f4n
lo1Aire 20 wllh llR Tea lugae
4 lf IA iflin S0s play It 0klah5na
~ Apfl' srl Sunday ihe iih a
Aisalla and al Fi Smith on lhp 6ih
Hae flltelof % tbe llashfie base8 ill
~ Hil Mlq Muidas nlghl io nsl
So fil 4sunlzailln and eleel unl .cfe
sieiief ISIS lasl srar aIlii Wirhua
'a alIl4ed lD hHg iis felanse fnh
taElia SSulhcfil leaeae cfib faF
3a Alsr tuer hss hceu felustd
Fflity AoN against she 0fip -for 4
f1nies every sces1n siifr pfppeniles
be lltll CANDY Cald filire Tablets
sofIer ihFNk Respect j m0s ecrlaln
md llenenaabe saloauanl lrtyen.
lies. 4 lIc snceHe stage Viii ~
we'll alSp surely head oa an common
3 sls Hul pgpluptuoss. Il all.lmnmi
ant Kees Pfcgenlies II the pocket
af purse fof Instant uss ls0x of
Is fa4 CSC Sold bg Nailseas Dfng
sIaFe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

AN ano Mrs W. i leuiherm u Miss
Lizzie Palmer returned % hsr home
g cleveland lasl evening
Miss Wlnilled West BIAS ret1rnce
from q months visit in Musaogee gill
relatives aud friends.
Mrs. ) A. Wilkinson has rclumea
from 4 yisit IN Oklahoma Clty wits
friends
Forms reiesate ana Nos George
Berry q saltwater are Guthrie Wis.
TO s viewing the closing sccnes Of tht
s. ond legislature
Al Tho meeting Of tha raeadty Afjai
nQan }riage club ii the home 81 Alrt
N N Bronson this 0oeK Mls s. X
NanNpfltcs son The sssl prize enl
ala. =. l. Beland ghe second han8fs
The clnp NESTS nest witt Mrs. J.
licles ga March 2se
Complimentary e Norman iacfesi
Ah9 rlays tap chief f3la in Clas
maing which appeared ii the Bra3k.
lnealre last evening Mr. ana MIR
thHgie g knlfsleg eHiefi tined 4 fes
frlaHds "Wednesday svrning AZ siA !
clock dllAcr The lalaa.ed Young h
Ger is q close personal friends of va
luce l<ncslcy 0nd memhur or Il
k4ne c1llcse ffateflilg as Alf. Kales
lef AMI lls on
fhn feguluf weH9lY uA+Jnn 81 ihn
NnmsNs Union Chlhasan PRAYER
was conducted ihls afiar
moan at me iiniiea Presbyterian
ehnrciA
NJ Dayit of f2Is West Blansilr
aNanEe pleasantly eiit4lelncd IN. n
IS = fhlWhlr club this afienurn.
MISS y liir Sehf8ess. 1f 0ENhnms
t4if n llir week end gues n Nas
Mrliio Weinbcrger at SIS lGsst fik
lehpma ayeunc
Miss Frgacoa Toasehnell nr Crtsc
eht IS thc eHesl q Ter sister Miss Ar
Ale aseheil
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL


cengressmin n j. Fulton arrlgca
lNi evening from Washington. d. G..
sbefln , ~ Martin ls app from
chundlfs
HAa taasld ~ iaA Drt
I antkluualNtomf ccMra Taio Ora
~ Il - tar Oils lle has Just rctnrn
Ga from q trip to Washlnsi0h
q q rasc 60 Carney Is outh.
rlo visitor
H G Uplam IS among tae Okla
homa cily people here icdae confer
ring with state oRlciala
Pr9f J ~ Condor. OF the Central
state Normal school faculty. Has a
Cuihrie visitor Wednesday
y Hooker 81 purrel * cuih,
rie visitor
~ 2 Lane Is over from Euid
" & Johnson Walter 4. l.edbet.
I icr and chniles Evans afe among
mo Afameee ne rio here tolay
/ " I. larsh Is hero lgom Norman.
Frank y Kirh odter 0f iae South.
western jOurhal oi Commerce. X nn
from Disnhoma CHI to-day eallins
npcn aecretsiy illl CROSS
Attorney b . Leahy Is hero lranl
PaNhuskR looking gfer some cases
before tsc supreme 4 nrs
4 Frank h Mapaeva formerly OK
Mangam and now ol Chlckasha. n
here Witnessing the closing scenes "a
tho Second OkIahoma Legislature
Attorney O. o. Blake Of the Rock
island system rs here isnm fi Reno
looking niier some cases before the
Corporation cummisslon
Attorney a e McAGams s 40 from
Oilhong City
cliy School superintendent Charlcs
Evans, 0l Ardm0r, Is here confer
rims With laglsleliyp members
w y dill, county superintendent
Of 0shse county, ANA chairman Oi @t
Legislative committee Of The Okl1ho
na school oillcors ass0eiIion is horp
.oklug after educational legislation
President 9 % pngp, af the Langs
ton university rs here m0hma after
lhe Interests % bits school teiDro lhc
legislature
clinton 3. Bum Is aere from ara
nmc.
! Attorney Mont clpley of New
York ellY Is here looking after som,
telephone caFes belnpe the Corpora
lleu commission Tor Tho ls0ncci
relepaone nnG Telegraph company
Il n ghllrou reiurised shls norn
ing FROM Edmond
FadefHl Judge u IL guitefal re.
lurned this morning from Oklahoma
CITY where he auy been holding court
this week
w. E Reuse oklahoma CITY Is
4 Guthrie VISITOR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

y Among the 4
" Local Stores y
s s

Mr. coughlsR. Of the Monarch Dry
Gouis Co, b pni Of the city un bust
ness He sin return saturday or sun
day.
The pDskincn el lhe n d I4ax Drs
Goods cumpauy's store are putting z
pHrlitlon acius ,hc front ei lhe aleit
which VIII protect lno interior ifcm
ihe aealher and lhc clerks aud pai
rons lrom the noise 81 the busy wOrk
men. ior ihg store WIN be dolhS hua
ness inst Che same nnd take care 81
lls patrons ln the same c0u te9rs way
Nlfs Charlotte Clark. oi the iiroWn
Dry Goods compe0ys store, Is net oA
duty to-day on account D. Illness q
her sister
The 7msey Bros. Dry Gaais ecm
puny afc pultlag e locey swell glove
counter
Mr Charles cUulsy af Springfield
SO % Il. The city visiting hts eNnsln
Miss May McGoldrlck, Of lhe aamsey
Bros. Dry Goods store
Mise Hiaes of llackwell has accent
ed d position us salc hAiy 81 ,he mll
linefy denafimcnl az ne aamsei Bros
store
alr retefsen 0i enc Petersen elath
INK store iaiNaol Yesterday nan a
two wpel,N business lr'p "a Ch.clgO
lshere be hap been buying pabay
mcfehan isa inr mon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

i'N w. HthftHHHs
ccretry Of State VIM Cross an
naHnccs lhat he viil give his much de
n ~ reccpuon 3 the iill cross Chap
LnnHtera g f0nfeicracy and taa
tficaDiuie Veto ans Wo,lnesaag
evening 81 his office IN ihe STATE
~ ~tieb Is to be nul in gala ai.
gtfe iof lhc pecason The event bis
Eur " BE one 81 the lolflng social
llllie'lons Of the coming wea
All ylslliug tks arc Invited NJ 1t.
tgiul iNe hlks dallee lhis evening 1T
laalf nuaNeiHDl North Division street.
& Hines and Mrs. n b. filnes
g i'e'ieh ere l'ulhrle yisltuts fue II
aaf Or tNg
Mr anl AIRS p r Hughes II OK
laaar'a t'li sre quests VI lhc H0ei
levt
NJ hun aead ge uad neiva
.nfhfap ated p both OF cnshi9n.
Nere united IN marriage by cnnHgt
l'lase J e stang "Wednesday
slr aud Mm ullfpr Newland jlaSaI
returned irpni i visit ln cufmen with
iFllAds
Mis- \ n l.eaen III. n 5fl EAST
sAFlAFff pyeuae IS cnimlNnine her
mother. MIS- y. L Etownloe, nf KIM.
isllef.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

For any palh, from top 10 Toe from
any cause aplay nr Thomas Ecicc.
te'e Oh Pain can't staY whore u Is
naal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

huichlnaom Nans After trying doe
tors enu ar snt medicines for KID.
ney bladde 90 rheumatic trouble.
Halls Texa. .f8Dder cured ne. h Is
the best medicine on earth. Walter
y Perry go s. Msln street, Sold by
an druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
9RsasRsEFEsn4naK q ,saz
t. WORK OF THE
/: GRIM REAPER
;u9s@E@SsnsasxsasEsu@nsa -

Mas Jessie pardoe * ihe sal4FNaia
court clefka oaice thli musnlna .
celYed 9 telegram informing hel
the deilii If her father IN prnnaa
'nnIa Sire Usll depeit ihla avt9iuR
'le al.cnd the funeral
nn nseyerrold bah rs sif. AMI
Mrsi q. vi illnda os Steward died
Wednesday mornihg ~ pneumonle
luneHs services were held lhla aitag
noon ana iaterment made A. che
nRrd cemetery
Gard O. Thanka
We wlsh TO express our sincefe
thanks for the many acts 81 bIndnean
and The aympaliig e2ioniad during
he Illness end death of ouF duuaAle
and sisles 1llN
q 81 Reed nn,g faBilsy
-..-s..-s.
Group positively stopped n q mln
utes with Dr. Shoop's Group Reme
dN One ,esi alone viii surely provo
this truth Np vomiting. 30 dlslfess.
a safe and pleasing hyrup 60e. Sold
by Wnllaros Drug Stone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11
] fm1E4m9M.rM. -. !. y ga H.sms \
! SHORT CUTS \
] TO THE NEWS Il
! sm9nSasmsas K.sE sM.sRansaS

The Oklahoma supreme court hold ii
9as session today, converting 20 ton
i sals morning end not adioufnlag mul
IS O'clock twenty eaes were argued
% submitted Flfgy aa4fnevs. re..sa.
ealing every section af tne state aae
T IN attsnsance az tie sessions which
lasl unti Tuesday next
Jasper solid who failed ID secure
900 Judgment ia fhe District court
p 0klahom county for personal n
lufles while IN the empIoyc Uf ,du
snuhNcslcn Cotton COMPANY aDs
leaied his caaa ia lAe supreme court
adaH
iiesohcd That tho Government
ih0nld own ani operate the raiinals
II The un.led States IS he npio.date
heNe upon aglch The scaisf ami .uu.
1f class Wlll hold their ihlrd na
aual debate this evening rhc Seniors
l1Ne tHe affirmative and tho juniors
lo negative The judges viii bc
Mrs N. N carter state supmluient
nj Il y Camerpn and d Il. G'crr.
hauter A. t c0chfnm has born ap
alaied tr me co1nlg commissioners
Q Hueefri M Il s petty rpsienea
iNa msrbtr of the haafl % trustees
E ihp l0Gan county EiRb school
The county eamnliHlnners hagr ~
elsel lta BIN ~ la9lne for lhc steel
itldge 81 irh Is 10 snan Che Cotton
see'i ilfH on Ninth street. Tbe hrI g.
= to lia tffcled lt 1nee. me cts na,
- erected The allmmems 0d Nude
he annfngcll la Tba bridge rilli
g q nHch i'r7eilf e tic NrNtidel4
llpuli nrlltl1n slnnta bg gVatihlrda
p Chg iak payers II The l18nsllc oi
'aHinbell on the EasieFn 0klahoma
"a ihs cpEui slsners yesipnday fe
tafad tho name u ihr tllhko 10
fleasani Valley
ss -z--s-~-~ iisisI
Hhe nrniy pgmusaspaasa mf Wsd
nesd4y NJ rhfsulaf seslan aad nd.
i9Hfaet lp meet aaain 0n MHrch lE,h.
aftef lfansacllng The fcnlas roGliAc
hHsiaeas
! Three blOehs of paving have been
tomplstea on East safluser avenue
efpshep ROCK s noK arriving IA car
saH lsls itfm tte Hlll censlfue
lHA esnfany nNargs8a al Riniey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

pr watt ne dentist has moved
lls fHlee ufef ne National llanl a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Sfps1ep ROCK IS h0H arriving in car
saaa lHls term tte It'll cohAifue
aHA ffnranfs nNafFlea IL Ainiey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Three blochs d pafihe have been
samplstea on East g9rlaeer avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

he Mrnly pgmmleaspa4sa mf lived
He*a N eralaF sesHiah and ad.
IaHfneI AZ meet aaHin 0n Murth lC,a.
affef lfausacilng The fcgNlas rouilAe
hastaeas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Mrs N Wilkinson has rclurne.
from 4 visit tn Oklahoma Guy witt
fGeAds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Miss Frgaeea Toesehnell or Cresc
en- Is ihc enesl q lei sister Miss Ar
ne ssrhell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

formsf leleeate ana Mrs George
Berry q saltwater are Guthrie yis
10 s viewing the closing sccnea Of thf
g ond legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

AileFA lIleasaai tisll lnihs elly VII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Mics Wln'lied Nesl bias returnee
from a months visit in Mus&ogee Bill
'eailves aud friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

Federal Judge u 81 galtefal re.
turned this morning from Oklahoma
CITY where he aas been holding court
this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

NG and Mrs w J teuiherm q, Miss
Lizzie Palmer returned % her home
81 Clegciaud lasl evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-11

NJ Dayit of f2ts West 8lansilf
aRthEe l@aspulix eibftencd ihe N
s = fhlmhlv club this alien1rn.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-07-07
Gone Home.

The death of Mrs. Lucy Griffin Col
Inns which occurred on the morning
of July first at her home on Mulberry
street, has caused wide spread grief
in our community, and it does not
consist Of words, of sympathy, and
offerings of lovely flowers alone, but
deep down in our hearts, there are
throbbings- of sincere sorrow, for the
passing of the loving mother, the 10y
al friend, the faithful neighbor, the
gentle christian woman, for it is true,
that,
None knew her but to love her.
None knew her, but to praise"
She was the daughter of Warren
Griffin, and Mary Utterback, and was
born September 80, 1910. The 4th of
December, 1858, she was married to
Randall Taylor. After his death, in
1869, she married James L. Collins,
whose death preceded hers but two
weeks. They leave one loving and
devoted son, Randall T. Collins, of
this place. But one brother of this
large and estimable family, Mr.. Henry
Griffin, survives her.
She will be missed, in homes dark
ened by the shadow Of death she will
be missed in the social club, where
good will and pleasure speed the hap
ny hours, and in the Methodist church,
which she loved, always attending its
services when her delicate health per-
mitJed, viii mourn her loss and her
influence.
During her last illness when she
knew the shadows were gathering
around her thatthe summons had
come, she told her family thaJ she
was ready and willing to so. She
bore her intense suff.rings without
a mUrmur, and gently passed from
under the shadow and across the
bar, to the beautiful lard where so
many loved ones are gathering home
a LIFELONG FRIEND.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-07-07

county, as no friction from any part
Ct the county has been reported.
A splendid audience greeted Pres
II. II. Cherry at the skating rink,
at Williams Mines. 1t wasS
composed entirely Of adult people and
the lecture given VIII be Of immense.
advantage to the county aducatiop
ally and will aid very materially r.
the establishment Of graded school
to be made Up of Render, Williamss
and McHenry.
Miss Lillian Monroe, who has JUST
completed school at Williams Miue9
will spend the Summer in Evansville. '
Mr. Alvin Lloyd, Narrows, will spend
the summer in the Bowling Green3
Business College.
Tie educational rally held at Fordg-,
vile, KY. On Monday, uJIe 2S.1909.
proved splendid success in every
particular People showed their in
ter,st and enthusiasm by crowdingf
the college hall TO its limit. THEY
speaker q the afternoon, Supt. T.
J. Coates Richmond, KY, reached
Fordsville very i'll and to the regret /,
of an audience of 400 enthusiastic cit
liens who had been auxiously await
ing for hours TO hear him,he was UNI
able TO fill his appointment. Howl
ever, the audience was favored by,
strong talks along educational lines
by Rev -- - and Prois .. l.
Shultz ard Claude shultz and every,4 ,
one left the nall feeling that the
meeting in every sense led been a
success. Thanks is due the business
and professional men Of the town for
closing their business houses aud
turning out to be at the rally. The
local brass band also rendered very
valuable services ty going through
the town for an hour beforethe speak ,
ing and furnishing music for the oc-
casiCn. The meeting was Of very great
importance in arousing healthy
educational sentiment in and around
Fordsyille.
Supt DeWeeso desires to extendi
his sincere thanks to az those who
assisted m making lhis meeting q
success.
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Alarming Increase.

Statistics show that the mortality
from Brights' disease and diaSetes has
more than doubled the past 10 years.
Many of these cases were the result
of neglecting early symptoms Of kidney
trouble that Foley's Kidney Remedy
would have quickly cured. TakeFoleys
Kidney remedy for backache and ir-
Irregularities. This great medicine
strengthens the kidneys and bladder
and you should take it at once and
avoid a serious malady. Sold by u II.
Williams, Hartford. nj
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G.. L. TAYLOR,
HORACE J.. TAYLOR,
JOE BARRLTT.
Sees Mother Grew YOUNG.

1T would be hard to oversty,c The
wonderful change in my mother since
She began to use Electric A.'ters,
writes MIS-. w. l.. GIlpatrick, OF Dam
forth. Me. Although pas, 20 ST.. seems
really 10 be growing Young again.
Size suffered untold misery from dys-
Dcps.a for 20 Yeas At last she could
neither eat, drink nor sleep. Doctors
gave her up and al remedies failed
till Electric Bitters worked sucll wou-
dcrs for her health" They iuyieorue
all vital organs, cure Liver and Kid
ney troubles. induce sleep. imparT
strength and aurotite. Only zoe at
James II. Williams. m
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TO MAKE THE
HOME BEAUTIFUL

Does not always require the expen-
diture of large sum of money. This
depends largely upon Judgment, taste.
economy and skill Nothing adds
more to the appearance Of the home
than good Paint, properly applied.
Then it protects and preserves. the
property-that is, If you buy the right
kind. The best is the cheapest.
Masury's is excelled by none. Can
on US for Outside Paint, Inside Paint,
Carriage Paint, Roof Paint, FLEXIBLE
Carbon, 80 cents per GALLON, Japalac,
Liquid Veneer and everything in this
line that makes old things look new.
Prescriptions filled with care and
delivered anywhere in town.
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EstraY Notice.

G. /. Taylor Of tie Liberty neigh
borhood, post-orfice Beaver lam, Ky.
states under oath tina, Oh tie 2S,L
day Of May, 19og he took mp q stray
heller that had broken into his field.
described as follows: dark red, about
two years Cd. and Lad q sheep bel,
strapped around neck, weight about
500 pounds, a split in each ear, a mt
ley, valued at $l2 by Horace Taylor
and Joe Barrett.
G. L. TAYLOR,
HORACE J.. TAYLOR,
JOE BARRETT.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
by G. J. Taylor, Horace Taylor and
ice Barrett, this 18th day Of June,
1909.
25t4 J. H. WILLIAMS, !. p. O. c.
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tenn founded on economic wisdom
and administered with justice be-
tween man and man. Kentucky has
need of all these things. Under the
new Kentucky spirit it is no longer
denied that the need exists, and with
the admitted existence of the need,
the will and the way to remedy It
are not wating.-[LouisvilleT ines. .