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New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
CHICAGO PRICES.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS

X.
BEANS AND PEAS-Rsceipts today. 7SJ bags
beans and 500 bags peas Buyers had very few
wants supply and business volume.
disposed TO await developments Of week
We quote: BEANS-Marrov. 1905. choice. per bush
dun I9os Choice s. 27ls do pea 1905 choice 81 s5
So 3z5z; do imported 19US s. 20FI 80
r-y. 1905. choice. s. do good 81 40a
81 -: red kidney, choice. 1905 s. - 81 so yellow
eye l9us cnolce 3 S"t s. black turtle SOUP choice
81 20 n 81 -. lima California. choice 81 % So. PEAS
-Scotcn. 1865 bags. per bush s. - ~ s. 40
BUTTER Receipts today. 5-Ig7 pkgs 4 number
Of jobbers took their regular marks there
little outside trade Most the buyers had sup
pieo their wants ahead and the necessity Tor taking
further stocks not sufficiently
In much new business There Is quite firm feeling
on the cholee Anc fancy grades ot both fresh and
storage creamery Secondary qualities are steady.
while the cheap stock is being picked gradually
Some holders feel little frner fine process vita
occasional Jo5bg sales above Pc Factory ana pack
Ing stock firn We quote Creamery specials per
onds % 2sc: thirds 24c: creamery held specials
seconds "a = = ,t7{ 90 10 5s Isls &c. 90
tubs nnesi- 29a SOC: do choice pc, 2S: do
c2cs do thirds iSa l9c. Western imitation creaerr
nrsls' &C Mest+Fn iaetorE hrsts p &c. do
oros zVa 2lc 60 fhiras IS 10: packing
4 held 2o@ 2Oizc: do No =. 100 l31a No }. s8
CHEEsIe-Receipts today Ioof boxes: exports 80
boxes While the general market presents quiet ap-
:he last week largely out-oftovn dealers whose
stocks have run down and with generally favorable
fair sized sales made during week There is
nothing. however. Yet IN the situation warrant
shaping little stronger Liverpool cabIs. yy Fnast
Canadian. Cos colorei AMI 59s for white. we
Gepfenber small large. coiored white fancy lee
DO October. large small. colorcd white. best
Ifs q 12a ac. DO common 10 fair i01s 7I1lSc: skins
~ 10 specials. ia skins. Zoe: do fair ~
goea sas@s5zc: do common & &c: 10 fun skins Z
SGSs-Receipts today. asol cases This mar1s;
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FLORIDA.

New York January . 1909.
GRATN-HHEAT-Th local grain markets Ners
officially closed only curb
place. irregulsrity a prices,
sympathy with fluctuations markets which
open usual Opening about steady wheat broke
sharply under predictions for and mder weather
West then rallied commission houS@ and bull support
me Modern Miller belrish
conditions. but noted
localities Minneapolis wired good demand FOR
cash wheat MAY the curb ! o'clock 81 Is
1sc OF from Thursday might. CORN-The Western
com market was quiet all day but steady
fr:hs higher than Thursday. There curb trading
IN New York OATS-The market for about
steady and quiet. Nothing done in the local
PR0kISIOSS-Owing light receipts higher
hogs provisions steady today. although quiet
Chicago had II 600 hogs: expected
zI5.oo next week. Kansas City had 600 Omaha
.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

bb. $3G$% 20: BRUSSELS SPROUTS per quart l00 lie:
BETS, New Orleans. 100 lunches 5tGfS3.
RIOTS, s. 560$I do washed. per bbI SlGSI II: Do IN
washed. per tbl or bag, G0u9uc. CARRIAGES. state
white ton S25a$25. red. S35a$40. Danish rcd
per crate - 5OGS" do second crop
CELERY. pe- S2G$J 81. CACLIFLOWERS. cali
fOrnja, crate. 81 bS3. do half
do Florida. per basket S2Q$" 80: CHICORY. New or
per bhi, 81 5Dft$3 90. ESCAROLE. New Orleans
per bbl s. 50dS4: EGGPI-ANT Florida per box S2QS4;
leans per lunches 50 5OgS4: LETTUCE Flordl per
basket 81 254S2 50 OkRA. per carrier, 81 50q 81 30;
ONIONS. white. per bbl bag So 50a$4 90: yellow.
81 50p$2 % do red 81 QSZ; do white 81 ESQ
81 80. PEAS Florida. basket. S2HS4 80: PEPPERS.
carrier. S2HS+ PARSNIPS. bbl. 7JcG$1: FARS-
plain per b5, 5oIS5 Ter crate. a
81 30; ROMAINE. Florida uasket 81 So 50: do
New Orleans PER bhl S2aS3 ~. do per box
GSI %; SHALLOTS. New Orleans. per lOO punches $2d
80: do per crate, S2a So p: do Florida.
basket S2NS3 % do green crate, S2lS3. SPINACH.
Norfolk er $I@S1 -: SQUASH. per Dbl 75caSi
Florida box 81 06H2; TUHNIPS rutabaga per bbl
bag. 50c1l$1 10 white, per bb 5OQI5 TOMATOES,
I er carrier. 81 "oFtS' -
HOPS-In New York State the markets nave shown
liie iTner but without actual improvement Re
YnainEg estimated at from 5000 10000
bales on Pacific Coast there has been considerable
activity prices shade higher. Several thousand
bales taken in Oregon from &c to &C and in
Remaining stocks the Pacific Coast
,aIes IN Oregon 27.O0 bales
Sononu County. Cal. ana Sacramento sections
bales. while about 1000 bales est
mated beli in Washington. the local market
been little inquiry, aud hear of sale choice
fer n, 2GD3c medium good. IGallc; do 1907 per
h 3QGc Pacific le0S. medium to choice. 7d10c:
do 1907 4aec: Germans 1905, 10 go Csc. Pacific
Coast. le0S per ID. 298c-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

TINE-S Spirits firm. 29s
Cd. BUTTER-Good
PETROLECM-Steady,
@ liad-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
The kIRKWOOD
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

nrm f. 5sqfS. COTToNsEED oIL-Hun rehred spu,
dull 24s I'd BEEF-Extra India mess. lf5s
fOtK-Frne Western HAMS
Short cut, II to 10 H. quiet ass I'd BACON-Cumber-
80 10. steady 42s: short to { 10
quiet 45s clear middles light % to "a NJ easy
long clear mddles. heavy. 35 dull
clear backs Id 20 10 easy, 45s 3D. bellies
II To Is 10. 53s Cd. SHOULDERS II to Il n
easy, 36s I'D. LARD-Prime Western in ;ierces firm
ASS Cd; American refined in pals. steady. I'd
THEESE-Canadian finest white, quiet SOS;
hnes colored. quiet. Cos. TAILOW-Prm4 city steady
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Excursions.
Proposals..


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL Rr, RECEIVED
- by Water supply in the on -, ~ 70
Board No. 293 Broadway. New York. Room mo rf1tS
floor A II. January 1903 for C(Ni,E :, ,Sr
Sc construction II the NORTH HATr IN, IIIE-
Waikiki PRESSURE TUNNEL a tunnel :, -
crossing under valley OF WaIJliII riyar ,,S
three shafts depth. and a start
o9 uia concrete conduit known
Duct CONTRACT 81 for the construction ~, ra
SOUTH HALF OF THE Waikiki PRESSI-T,F, TTrS-
MEL. shafts $50 IN derrb 1,5 a.,
plain concrete conduit, known
aqueduct The pressure tunnel be Circra-
by l7ia vide inside. The 8 located +, r.
towns of New Patz and Gardiner, Ulster County New
York.
BIDS OF; PROPOSALS IRE INVITED FOR AT,
CONTRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH C0E-
TRACTS COMBINED. Any bidder may make 4 hid fo-
or contracts c,nlrirat
separate proposal VIII BE- for Tie nr
pose the combined bid. At above place and time
The bids viii lie publicly opened and The inward
the contract, II awarded VIII be soon there
practicable Pamphlets containing nfo nation
for bidders. form Of contract Specifications. an
pamphlets Of contract drawings be obtained Room
1913 the above address deIositing OF fen
dollars ($lDD for each pamphlet
thirty days from the which are +, he
opened. For further particulars see City Record
JOHN A BENSEL. | ConmisSIo-ar.
President. OF the
CHARLES y CHADWICK. Board Of V-afa,
CHARLES A. SHAW. SUI DIV
J. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

id. LINSEED OII~puu aas
nited States, steady. SIS
Nd ROSIN-Common frm.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Instruction.
FLORIDA.

Bows and Young Men-Ctty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09
ROAD To
HA]E:S IS
WOMAN
CHOICE

Denver. Coloa IAN. O lfs me "a
perdislun, and inorr mll inc i4a SO.
Ing tat limit There amt 4 ms to ba
10 halfway business 10 Il les mine.
! hate my husband and I'm sore au
the world. u me cops get me again Il
won't be IN Denver moi II they give
me enough time No gel enough money
together to get out 90 town
It was Mri Katherine Hover. en
elghteen-year-oid Girl, who gave voice
10 the foregoing sentiments. only she
used q shorter word for 'pefditlon
She vas preparing y leave Tic mn.
irons quarters az the city ian when
she outlined the future life she ex.
poets to lead She was taken lnto Gus
lntay On Monday nlght By request of
Aef father aud her husband 1hef.
sought 10 save her from herself bGt
they lahored Ia vain. Her father john
Falk aud her husband Bert II HOVER
IRE broken hearted. And they ne
helpless. t o. boCaue II Is 80 evident
that Catherine Hover Is lost 10 them.
Attaekt nuNpand.
The young woman made i vicious
assault upon Hover last nlg3t in the
mairon's room thai might have ended
IN his detih he WAS there 10 plead
9Th hrp no pp home with him and i've
: respectable lile, Ehe stood aeroaa the
oom glaring ne 4 iIgfess III hint
Suddenly and without warning, she
sllpped 4 ecavy hart PIN from her
sleeve. drew back her arm and sent the
laprt Used weapon ilying s~ifaixlt for
hts head The point struck he ION Of
his derby bat and pianed L 10 the
v adca partition. The long pin q%uiver.
ed and fibrelcd there With the ialee
Of The Impact,
Hates Them Ail.
Before he matrun could interfere.
hrs. Hover had rushed across the r3om
and THROWN herself upon her husband
like q wildcat She scratched ana
elawed ana bit him. She made infuFI
ated efforts 10 lab hls nyea out There
was murder N Ter heart and that she
lid n9t klll him wis niy heeaues che.
had no other ~wnapuusaye her hands
and teeth.
When f5o was finally dragged away
frem Hover who had not done any
thing more than attempt % protect
himsef. she tainted bin with cat f
and ngibcenily Tor being a e ward. iila
lace kas bleellue IN many places. sllll
he pleaied With her as he wIpfd away
the ulaoa 70 ~recanaldff ller decision 81
enter ihe wcfia Of Neyef Turn Back
Leave bet 28 young man. leave
her co. sald Chief Armstrong VIII hal
been sAain ned DIV 4hf malf1n e ere
II only enp placR N ne tot hat. an4
lhaf II nat III 4 pectahIe Iame|
II fFn tpt w hef VIII meal
81 maybe lnl 4 s be- Auf
ghEas further 70 "a with hes shA IS
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reckless, stubborn, vicious woman OF
the lowest type. Let her 80, young
man, let her ko."
During this arraiRnmpnt delivered
by Chief Armstrong. the Young woman
stood defiantly back, a sheer on her
face and hatred shining from her deep
dark brown eyes.
7 hate you ALL" she said, between
set teeth, y hato yen. hate you, hate
you And ~ 80 where / please
and 90 what ! please. and TO
with all 0f you"
Mrs. Hover raa away from her Dem
scr home five years ago and went 10 d
mountain Town 10 work o. q waitress
She was returned here and lneafeafas-
I'd ii The me for lneurFIglble girls
for several months. Two Years ago
she was married to BERT Il, Hover.
manager Of q sore In GlobesilIe. She
freely admits that her huabnnd has
provided for every want, ihat he haa
always been gentle aud nffeetl0nate
and that no has never m~isireated her.
lint I hated him when Re were
married and hate him nov she.
sefeAmed last night.
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n your Stomach, Heart, or kilhey4
are weak. Try at leaas, q few deaea only
0f Dr Sh0op's Restorative II five
.nf ten days snly tae result VIII SUIT
prise you 2 Few cpnta Will e0Flsr the
cost. And here % Willy hep eomah 50
quickly Dr ShOUp'e a0eanf dFHs the
stomach nor stimulate the iieafi ol
kidneys. 1r, Shu00a HsatafatIse goes
directly TO The Won ua tslla nerves
each organ has 10 oNa Hlrclllne
nerve. Whee theao nerves lail. the
depending organs must q Necessity
laller. This plain. yet sifal truth.
cleefly tells why Dr shQaH lteslora
two Is Sc universally successful It's
success Is leallng d|raGsiatA every.
where 10 alive u unigargal preference.
Al Test WIN surely toll. Sold BY Wal
iara's drug store
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DAILY FASHION TALKS


Satin on VOL material IS extreme.
~ effective ana greatly In vogue and
such a gown al this one will BE-
found available Tor a great many oc.
casluns. II can be worn with Oh with
out the Directolre sash and tha spaces
Intie whist formed by the trimming
can be filled With embroidery with d
little hralding Of snulacha or with ap.
plluue. While thcre are a great many
beautiful colurs worn thi sseason mus.
tard aud apricot shades are handsome
Hta new thefe Us a blue known aa
suezl which Is lovely trimmed with
black. al The rose SHADES are haY.
ing kreat vogue ANA peacock IS & nso.
neuneed ~faeprlte Any material That
IS thin enough to BE- tucked success
iaily Is apnfopiiata and The Hist IN.
elndea wolfe, messaline ana similar
silks is we'll as cashmerc. while again
qnitr q Inherent effect can be obtain.
ga - maxine The skirt o. such mr..
tefial al chiffon broalcluih anil tae
blouse if Of net IN matching color
Or. again Che blouse could ba utilized
for white net or lingerie maie.lal and.
trimmed with lace or embroidered
banding, IN place Of the satin. and
worn with the coat suit on odd skirt.
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Wedneaday. IanuarY IA.


"iElow May the County S%uperlnten.
lent Improve the Efficiency Of the
Teachers Under HIS Charge Super
lniendent ~. NJ. Frost. chairman. Talo
ga; II. G. King, Durant; j. u. John.
ston, Westyllle: Gertrude Motter.
Cherokee; Emma Gard Mills, Walton
ga: a. r. Harris. say-ei Kate Meade,
El Reno: L. y Snyder. Arapaho: Geo.
w. simms. Mangum; NJ L. Cotton,
Stlglcr; G. NJ. Jac0bsorg Mclrord,
state and County Normals."
(al Their True Aims Superinten
dent Chas. Evans, Chairman. Ard
more. Maudc E. Wldaman. Anadarko
Mrs. Mary NIhlack. Arlmore.
Oh Their Defects-rA. X Ralaton.
%Tahlequah y N. Hughes. Hugo; j
A. Johnston. Iawton.
lcl How to Improve Them-II. ".
G. saelton. Vlnita; p n Frye. sapui.
pa A. II. Paramlee. Pawauaka
How 10 Eliminate Machine Poll.
Ties from city Schools superlnten
dent 6 n. Brileg chairman MuskoEee
Al ]. Lovett, Blackwell: r. n Hos
III, El Reno IA. ~ Moore. Marietta;
Ii II. Ewlng, Norman Thoa. Scott.
.ukmuleea; r. y. RyDolt LAYTON Tom
Ygunehlula, Paula Valley w r. Clay.
McAlester; bert fengle3 Woodward
HResulta OF Recent LEGISLATION
Superintendent R TX Heater chair
man. clltemnrp; John o. Evans. By
ron. W q Canterbury Ardmnfei
z. Montgomery. Miami; Mrs. Hottie
nrlttpn. Kenion; Geo. l.. Payne. Guy.
mon. =. X. Faison. babel; A. J..
French. Purcell; }. NJ Rule. Hobart
Il. II Durham. ~Holdengllle; s. NJ.
Barrett. Edmond
Afternoon Session. 1890 O'clocN
Is specific Legislation Needed on
the Following poInts?"-
ttal Separate School Law~rsuperin.
tenaent Clarence Robinson Tacumseh
j 81 Taylor. oklahoma CITY
tbl Uniform system of Teachers
Certificates IN Cities OF First Claas-
j. G. Masters. Tulsa; Scott Glen
Shawnee.
fel VINO Should Constitute State
Board Of Education. and How selec
lea-Proi, W. S. Bryan. Chairman.
W~estheriord; w r. Robinson. Paw
ues.
eTha Construction Of School Houses
and Improvement OF Grounds snfE
erlnten3eni q A. witt. Chairman.
Duncan. q n Moore. K~lnghsher:
Nell Humphrey Guthrie, Mlss Fgossle
H Lewis, %Barilesyillc; Fred MefAhun.
SalIsaw, a. w. Grimes. Tulsa. 7. II,
Pierce, Ada: n. H Hubbard rOrHpll.
Relation nesween County snpefln-
tondent ant Teachers Holdlng Flrst
Grade and State Certificates sunnr.
%lntenaeHs Geo, Ralney, chairman enid
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Beauty and
Bad Breath
fpphot 30 fchether No Matter How a
Woman May Try to Make Them.

EpuHut SO Tcnttner No Matter How, a
Woman May Thy to Make Them
Il does not matter how beautiful a
woman mag be. Il she "a AFFLICTED with
bad breath she will BE- summed and
pitItI by inei. and even women win
tudluusly avoid her.
II any woman doubts this state
ment let her make q point az asking
q ttinnd N whom ahe may cnniIda, a
man friend or relative. II he be hon.
est he VIII ten her that foul breath
from the mouth OF a woman WIN drive
me- from hcf more rapidly than ally
ether personal anllction
F9ul 1reaih arnusea n man dis.
gust and where this quality Us brought
into play no amount Of ~self4lenial crl
r%eaaunins can overcome NE na,ural
d%epugnance whlca comla to man when
he Is IN company villa such 4 w0mar
What IS lrue OF bad treath HI o.
man Is not true Ia SO great d degree
Ia men. Women nre looked upon as
the Incarnation 81 sweetness. breed.
ms, virtue and refinement toul
breath viii slcken a man 20 thu. he
canfut feel TOR such n woman a CON.
%panlenship Necessary u make him
desire to De IA he's company.
'ihere il absolutely no occasion fer
bad breath IN either men or women.
Charcoal. the strongest absofbant
known, when taken lht3 ths s.omach,
Will prevent this reptSfnt tsndency
Cr affection.
Stuart's Charcoal ozenges are sold
n tremendous quantiIcs an over
America and Canada They cure and
have cured an forms Of bad breeth.. a
single box viii convince you OF thIr
fact. Cine SHOULD eat some Of these
lozenges after each meal and upon re-
firing. You might eat flfty OF them
without harm They are not medicine.
but pure willow charcoal mixed with
eseet honey 70 make them palatabla
and compressed into a lozenge 10 pre-.
serve their peculiar and lasting
strength.
The next time you Wish to 60 into
company ari don't want your foul
b-eath TO humiliate YOU. eat several
OF stuart's Charcoal Lozenges and
yciir breath VIII b. pure ana sweet
Every druggist carries thom, price
q cents. o. send us your name and az
dress and We viii send You a trial
package BY mail free. Address n A.
stuart O.. 200 stuart Bldg. Marshall
Miel,.
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COLORADO
BOASTS
MEAN MAN

tEy G. t. Van Loan, II Denver Pest
Man wants bat little hers beloa,
nor wants chat little long
THE poet who wua delivered u %
abnye noble sentiment has yef 10 meet
d muoman who operates s aae0na
hand store ln g Colorado town E
few weeks ESQ he advertised Tor help.
received several apgilcatleAs aad fuF
warded To each one q formidable type
written blank containing & string az
questions such as may be met with
on n commercial bond.
This Is an that this man loola foa
In d hircd hand II Is not much, ae
yon VIII agree upon perpusal.
Dear Sir want d man q WORT II
a secondhand store ln. / open
The store al z q. ~, and Gloss ct 8 p
a. except a~atuslays and the f0tn
and 18th OF the month. when ( keep
open until 3 p m. I handle heW and
secondhand goods. do ON lnaniag
business and handle railroad tickets.
How much experience have YOU had
IN the secondhand bualneaa1
are you 6 good repair man Of aiov.
ga
are you q good ropalr man On guf-
nltur0
Are you a good repair man on guns
and Watcher
Are You 4 good repair maa On asu.
INK muchlnesf
h7e you . good sgiesmang Booh.
keeperf colleci0r7
Are Won s0o6 at keepIns 6 agegs
looking neat and clean4
Are you competent end WILING 81
take charge OF the b'ylng an4 SELLING
and assume control Of the h~uslnessy
Are you married AMI how much q
8 family have youf
Can YOU give feiefeneesf 4 81
pieaR0 DC.
CAY you give bond?
Can you DO paperhnnsiaa9
Can you dp painting
Have YOU ever used d sfpewrlsaeF
ans wM
Haze yon over had any pxpeaeue6
l0anlng money on c0llaterai7
fla7e YOU eyes loaaed any money
on reel ostate3
win you keep eli business l7aaaass
lIons strictly conadentialg
Are you e%nereetic emo willing anz
able 70 do an kinds of wefk2
There Is always plenty 70 Be done
AROUND a place Of this Kind. and / 90
not want 70 hire a man to Sit afnuna
the stove aud talk. have naa zoo
f~coutlnued on PAGE Fou4l
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PUBLIC
SCHOOL
FFN)ERS
n MEE:T

The sec nd annual session OF the
Oklahoma public school officers aaso.
cla1i3n wlll convene IN The First Bap'
list church January 10. IA ana Is.
There IL but a county superintendent
Of the seyenty.five IA the state VINO Is
seid to favor the sale OF The seho |
lands and It is expected that the assoc
citation viii pass resolutions against
sale Of the lands.
o. l.. Brooks aud Or. q. A. Hughes,
Of the Guthrie school board, are az the
head 4f the reception committed AMI
will see that the visitors are we'll taken
care OF.
The program for the three days SEES
sion Is as follows;
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mgoApAoMs FARMERQ

That There Has Beoa z Faale and
They're tho Genuine Plutoerats.
Tie farmer evidently knew If the
panic lSst year only from the news.
papers. he alone OF All the producing
class hal no experience OF a con.
uacted iomand and l%esseued profits,
but, on the contrary. enjoyed the
most prosperous year IN his alstor9,
making g2eO.000, 600 more than IN
1907 his most prosperous previous
ypaf. ami reaching the enormous fetal
uf 97,77S.u 400, 900 lor an hia products
The prosperity of the farms hiss
been quite steady, the value Of farm
products rising without Interruption
from year 10 year Secretary VII
SONS report shows lhst taking tao
value OF The inrm products IN 1889
as 100. The advance has proceeded
thus: 1908. 1885,: 1904. 1871; 1895. tsf'
1908, 1913; 1907, l5s; 1908. 1855. 6 gain
81 So per cent Ia nine years L has
been Affected By general business
conditions, but has expanded stead.
liy without regard to The alishs busI
ness contraction Of 10000. Of the
severe business disturbance Of tg07s0s
Farming hns apparently feaeaed s
condition ~ stabf'ty when Il did not
have IN the days when the gradual
opening 0f the West constantly
brought the products Of nnwer and
more fe-aila sgoas into competition
win those Of older end less fertile
araas-to use the economEst'6 pa9sae,
constantly reducing what mad been
4rent lands" 10 tle position 81 mo
rent isnds." That process Is over
and the tendency Il IN the opposite
direction which ~ DOUBTLESS The ax-
PLANTATION OF the present movement
back 10 the land. New York
Tribune.
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1H344A #tr 2
For The medlrm Size win be re-
lqaiFea. for the blouse 3 IA yards Of
material u. 2 9N 5aeis A inchea
vie Tor the skirt 8 so yards e. Of I
Yards Il inches wide wden made
elthathP aoam NJ The centre front IS
iaiaflraied; 6 Tx yards A inches.
3 r made villpuf the seam. 4
MaY Mausun pattern Of the ui0Ilse.
Glssl Sizes 81 10 40 Inches bust.
s. s. gAa SKIRT 10 1904. alzes e to e
lneHes WHlal MIL W mailed ii any
address " ire Fashion department
It lhla ilane on receipt oi ten cents
feF e#ea n ~ lsa1le eenl ~ adj.
IIaHHf tHefehf b,ainp Tor letter pos
shIeh infe> Mpse flmopE e.
|t1HEz
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Mr.. l. p. Swords, Of
Washington, y. G., who
is 20 years old, praises
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiss
key for curing his lung
and throat trouble from
which he had suffered for
two years. M, Swords
says tka. X ID d fine tonic
e sapding rS thesycIer
.scSas letter ne r1isec.
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NIX. Swords, like scur~g
Others who have been cus
Dufy's Pusc Malt Whiskcy. 4 eifi
% tell Of L, so that Others who
SICK may know 81 CHS great nledicina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

Acknowledgment and a~sslgnment OF
Committees.
Afternoon Session 1880 o'clock
Ron call by counties and cities, aud
reports from county and city superln
lenients.
Evening Session 7,SOc- Report 81
county ana city superintendents IN
lshed. and meeting Of committees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
81 a absolutely pure atmadon Of matted grain great. care being used ohMc every kmnlM onmRhB mated
nute effective tonic imuhna and hrdmmor known nsIce;s hcndW warmth and moisture ne M1
bhy dhecdomh from injurious subhmc@ render il @hth car be retained bN cmMt scNNu Nunadl
L cures nervousness, typhoid, malaria, very form OF aonah trouble diseases fMe HoNa ulmpt
and almn down hand weakened conditions of the BRAIN and my. Il Is prescribed By doctors nd a
recognized % a family medicine everywhere,
!. CAuIoN-When you ask you'd druggist grocer ORD edkr for Dunyp Pure Matt hhkey be- sure voa get
never nbak Price I0 Lock mtet rdemSIL Ie sOM nmMtT on the abel All NATE use e
eMpwrI fG Nn unhrMn# MrtcC MuWNingP hysaM,D Duffy MMWhMkyC Co.. Rochester, n. YNa
nrh Illustrated mcdcampkht and free awe