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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-26

Mrs. Frederic Robert Harris viii be
at home Informally today for the last
time this season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-26

Mrs. Diffenderfer- 1886 Columbia road
VIII be at home informally the second
and third Mondays in March.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-26

Mrs J. II. Cavanaugh and Miss Cav
anaUgh viii receive this afternoon from
4 70 O'Clock
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
RECENT REFLBorIoNs

Edwin A. Hoyt has brought suit
for divorce against s. Anna Hoyt
ana charges gross neglect Of duty.
Ray Powell who was hurt BY the
cars last spring Il getting along slow
~. The skIn-grafting process has
been only partially successful and
probably viii not be continued until
cooler weather,
Prank Pennington leaves Mon
day for q camping trip in Colorado.
He will Join w. A. Matteson and they
viii spend the next two months fish
ling and Keeping cool in the beautiful
mountain streams Of the centennial
state.
sailna journal: Abilene iS begin
ming to look dangerous. She always
aid to saIina but now the other
teams are getting ...sle BIT Of Il
Abilene has q bunch Of players that
lare good for first division team
although not q pennant winner.
III. L. Humphrey says the guea'
on his cement sidewalk was wrong
there win be ss7H feet Of Il. He e.
poets to take his vacation exercise
skating on Il with roller skates. with
Tout joking that stretch Of walk q
the cemetery win be the finest rolleI
skating track on earth.
Hope Dispatch; Miss kitn'
Teats returned yesterday from spend
ling the winter abroad. She has beeI
. lln most OF the countries Of Europe
was in the Madieri Islands. an ey'
, Ia ne north African countries, AM
. witness Of the terrible Aeslina earn
louai.s At tAe time nat disaster hap
lpsasd. Miss Kiitie landed It Ne'
Yofk last week ana cane hone are
-ssndiur ! lev dnya 70 ne east
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
ExrENDING IT'S TERRIroBY.
wholesale Grocery has sAis'
w seeking New Business.

The Abilene wholesale Grocery
CO. has extended its territory ana y
now inclues wakefield, Aida, Her
ington, Lost Springs, Lincclnyille,
Marion, Antelope and Latimer, me-
4 A. Sheldon is representing tne
firm at these towns, and y securins
a very nice business.
I'd. Hoyt. formerly with the van
Camp Packing Coal s city salesman,
and also calls On the merchants q
|Talmaee, Manchester, Industry, Buck
eve, Navarro and Donegal ana 7
showing his ability as q salesman.
A. o. Gary has charge Of the north
territory including towns on the
solomon and, Lincoln branch aro
while he is a new man. he Is gettine
I very nice business from mcstct tne
merchants he calls on.
Taking It all, the house IS wei
pleased with the business az thers
Il a steady increase all the time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

A. H, Smith sustained Q severe fall
yesterday Afternoon while trimming
trees at Mrs. ]. M. Hodges. He was
some distance from the ground, miss
ed his footing and fell q distance Of
twenty feet, lodging in the forks Of
the tree on chest. So firmly was
he wedged that It took four men 70
release and get him down. He was
unconscious when taken down and
was at once taken To his home on
North Buckeye. The doctors exam
inatlon revealed no serious injury
although several stitches we're needed
IN his forehead and his face and armI
badly scratched and bruised He 4
doing nicely and will be around Il
a few days. II was close call.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
TRAINS RUNNING LATE YET.
Eastern Mail. Is Delayed by the Big
Floods.

Union Pacific train No. 1oi was
10 hours late today. This train has
been cancelled for three days on
account Of the flood conditions. y
has worked havoc with Abilene mall
because this train brings the mail
from the east.
The other trains are not 3 great
deal behind their schedule. The az
teruoon trains are made up at kan
sas city and conditions in Kansas
are not 50 bad. The FriscO-st Louis
Is made up at St. Louis and water ~
MISSOURI prevents the train from set
ting through.
The trains from the west are run
ming about on time for the storms
are eentering in the east But in the
east the trains are having the time.
OF their lives making any headway q
all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
cRocERs HAVE TROUBna.
Fruit Shipment Has Nearly stopped
Because of hoods.

Abilene grocers are having a lot q
trouble just now to net fruit and sew
eral other articles for the market,
The congested condition Of the rail-
way trains prevents the fruit raisera
from shipping out their products. All
the berries on the market will have
to be shipped in and while the trains
are 90 uncertain the shippers will not
send them far. The trouble With the
flood viii probably stop the shipping
Of bananas also. This condition 4
likely to last q few lays.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

Miss Elizabeth Tinker Of Gypsum
and Law n. Mortimer Of Carlton were
marie at the court house in salina'
by the probate judge June ~. The
bride is atdaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Tinker, who live Just west
OF Gypsum and is one Of the Gypsum
Valleys most popular young ladies
The groom Is well and favorablI
known and is a farmer near Carlton
and has new house in readiness
where they have started 70 house
keeping.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
INSTITUTE BEGINS SUMMER
SESSION FOR TEACHERS
Good Attendance on Opening Day
with strong Corps Of Instructors.

The normal institute opened TINS
morning at the high school building
with a good attendance and promise
Of a fine session.
The instructors are: ~ y Az
miller, Manager. supt. w. A: Stacey,
conductor; Instructors, Prin. !. z
PERIL, G. H. Peterson, Miss Birdie
Crittenden.
The daily program is;
1880, Geography, Agriculture ano
Physics, General History. Orthosrap'
ply. 80.
$40. Arithmetic, U. $. History
Reading.
$50. Pedagogy. Music and Genera
Exercises.
$40, Mod. Glass, Grammar, Kan
sas History, Algebra.
1910, Physiology. Penmanshll
and Drawing. Mod. Glass, Literature
1880, Recess.
1900, Theory and PsychologS
BookkeepIng, cIvics. Mod. Clas..
4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
Advertised Mail.

Following Is the list Of advertised
man for week ending July ~, 1903;
Letters: Mrs. Anna Adams, Tom
Adams. Timothy ]. Bennette, Fair
Bliss, R. s. EngIe. Johnny Fischer az
q, N. Forrey. win Graham, B. M-
Hart, Mrs. Nick Hefrum. !. B. Hunt,
Sister s. L. Laport, Geo. Lingo ts)'
vaIsazlIo Martino. N. 9. Neighbor'
(s), Fred Palmer, Miss Alma Pom
ske, Joe Roller. Mrs. Nellie Smith
Eddie smuIIen. John witler, q. 9
Yertzer.
Cards: Henry Boully. John Den
ny, Geo. Downey, Ernest Goodrich
WIN. Harrison, James L. Hiscock
Garnet Lewis; H. W. Morse. Mrs. R
3. Rankin. Charley Smiley, yesli'
Woedrope,
r WARING, p. NJ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
RuIld Air Dome at Hays.

HAYS, July 1s. "a. N. Elwick OF
Abilene is in town making arrange
ments to open a summer theatre.
This is d new departure in the way
of amusement for Hays. Mr.. Hlwick
has net yet decided upon location
hut win make definite arrangements
before he leaves.
IL be finds be is unable to obtain
a suitable building, he says be VIII
have plans drawn up for the erection
Of one.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

We have Just had an illustration
Of the havoc Of 4 tornado can work.
when we look at the up-rcoted and
broken trees. It seems miracle that
more damage was not done to build
ings.
Surprising your house had been
demolished. would you have been
protected or prepared to rebuild ~
st. Louis lost $4,000, 100000 in 80
minutes. Galveston lost $1,000
100000 IN q, few hours. Tornado In
surance is the only kind Of protection
that protects in such q calamity,
Let me write you q policy
i2d2tw1t ]. 3, KEEL.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
IRON Tuesdays Daily.l 1

Abilene took its second game from
,tbe minneapolis bunch yesterday BY
the score Of S to 8. The game was
fast and exciting throughout
Il Tie sixth Abilene made its first
run. Manager Wilson calmly walked
70 the pan, busted his sweating pad
d,es. looked over the pitcher. and
waited for one Of his taste, and
hammered that minute sperical horse
Mae over the. left feeders head out
u the spectators sight. While the
ball floated along on its far distant
tourney ''Affie Just literally tore up
ne earth until he was safe at home.
Minneapolis Matched agscore in the
same inning and two more in the
seventh.
Through thres errors three men
we're allowed to gain first IN the
seventh and with ap ass ball ana 9
hi Abilene germInated two more
scores.
Another impetus on the pitcner =
liz eighth brought in the two win
ming runs. MalIon got 3 clean ~
over short. Muggsy Monroe theI
with his arlstooratIc stride steppee
a. the rubber Some one IN the aud
.ience yelled out ton Of coal !
YOU knock It over the right field fenc'
.Muresy' old boy wsll--Mpggs
must have thought there was golnl
q be = severe cold spell next vipts
q IL slapped the bali far over IN
r,eht field fence scoring Mallor
reseklns home safely and won the
aid ton Of coal. ouestIon-Will q
kes the ton Of coall
thompson pitched . vondersl
game yesterday letting the AIinni'
sovn with four hlln and striking o.
"A men. He von both games q Nj
uaanoIls ana had the Mlnneapoi
AGGREGATION hypnotized By bic cp
nese puzzles ana Japsnsse twisteI
ssMuersy" Monroe vas tbe hithI
arids yesterday a. be got three 81
out Of four times AZ bet One Y
home run. another z two bass
and TIE Other . pretty single. re
rrsr Wilson alsO biffed ne PHI.
- 4 home run md . single. b
rn. Barl6n ahd ward az play
s.nSlsnship ban. Ellla and Bee
d rIsfrt 4 tIsnly game - TIE fis
11las rFsT1 chenee'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
John !. KING MISSING.


81 e -
Minneapolis, Kas., July i2.-lohh
Il King. wei known here, and one
81 the prominent young men Of the
state. LETT home about 10 days ago
ana has not been located. HIS
friends are IN ignorance Of his where
shouts.
It Is said BY some that be has gone
to seattle With party Of young men
The town Il full Of rumorH con
csrnIne bis disappearance.
He has ben custodian and agent
for his mother-in-law's fortune
which is said to amount to upward
Of $4,000. His motherin-law 4
/ Mrs.. R. -. Thompson. wife Of the lat
Judge R. y. Thompson. Il is claim
ed that even ar. Kings own famil'
does not know the exact condition
lof aaalrs. Attorney Earl Sweet an
others interested are nOrkins % ~
certain ne condition q the estate
Ia fun Investigation WIN Be made
INo banks are said 70 Be- Involved .
any vay.
NJ. king Va1 q nrst sergeant :
lths Tusnfsth Kanaas, and vas iol
/ mnriy rerna1.nir'l1e ron oil4H
csuniy. srilus idnlu1i
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
OUTING WHEAT Ar NIGHT.
Farmers in south Dickinson Have .
Plan to Keep Cool.

Farmers in south Dickinson Have .
Plan to Keep Cool.
WoodbIne, July i2.--The farmers
Of southeast Dickinson have been
cutting wheat By night the past few
days g avoid the intense heat. The
harvest Of the county Is about half
over and the prospects are for an
average yield OF twenty bushels per
acre. making an average Of s7s Tor
avery lnhabitant Of the county from
This crop alone. The farmers are
selling freely and are getting q level
nrice Of 81 a bushel for the frls time
Al this season since July 1881
with the promise Of a large corn
crop they are happy and EXPECT q
see another rise in the price OF land
when sales begin next fall.
The harvest hands who have rested
IN the parks and waited for work a
IS a day have been disappointed tn
| farmers have generally paid not more
than 81 q day. in . few Instance
lsa.so and they have preferred tn
home men. High school boys are Il
lthe harvest fields and are makinl
better hands than the itinerants.
II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

Mr.. Knocker, why is It that you
do not 60 around the streets Of abb
lene with that cute little watermelon
grin on your face. II thought So" as
YOU did at the beginning Of the sea-
son when the Abilene team was DOOM
ed By fate. Now 1t Is up to you to
eel converted and boost your home
team while the sails are up and the
wind is high.
SLOW but sure Abilene is climbing
to the top notch Of the ladder Of per-
centage as this paper predicted At
the beginning Of the season.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

shut ont for the MInnles n 2 Fas'
Game SATURDAY.

4 -
Abilene can now boast 81 having
won a shut-out game as y brought
Minneapolis 10 time Saturday BY
walIoping the MInnies IN fast game
81 BAN By the score Of 4 to Q.
Abilene scored one run ~ the
fourth and three in the eighth Brit
ton started the snow slide by past
ing out a three Dagger. A couple q
walks followed spiced with 4 hit
bringing in the FIRST score.
In the eighth Harlan, Minneapo-
iiss pitcaer. got wild. that is, the
locals pounded out his Japanese
twisters SO numerically that Harlan
became afiicted with the "golly
wobbles' and threw several WILD
ones which were mixed with hits
consequently, Abilene spiked the
counting pan for three more runs.
Gafford. the Minnies' manager
has the nerve to say that Abilene won
the game through Harland's wild
pitching, but, how on earth could
Abilene accumulate twelve hits and
not score. 10 tell the truth the
score should have registered 10 to Q
Thompson pitched great game
letting the Minnies down with foul
hits. He win pitch in today's game
against Minneapolis.
Abilene ...0OO10OlO3 o.
Minneapolis 10 90 Q 600 OO-'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
a unfounded Rum0r.

The rumor that Il being indus-
.triousIy circulated By unscrupuloua
individuals that the Central Hotel
building has been condemned and 4
unsafe il absolutely without founda-
don n fact. A few minor repairi
are being made but the structure 4
n coed condition and 10 no danger
Of falling,
ISAAC sH0cKEY. Owner.
ms ND. MITcHNER prpp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

Mrs. Susan Chastain has filed suit
for divorce from Arba B. Chastaih.
She charges her husband with aban-
donmept, The trial will come before
the September district court,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
EITsworth 3; Manhattan I .

Ellsworth, July IS Ellsworth de-
feated Clay Center here yesterday in
q fast game to |. Score: R III =
clay Center 100000 OO-1 8 ].
Ellsworth 100000 OOO-s 8 5
Batteries-Ormsb and Allingham,
Parm and Sommers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
olax center 1; ElIsworth 0.

Z
Ellsworth, July IA batter hit
~ a pitched ball, single and an
error gave Clay Center the deciding
run in the fifteenth inning here Sat
urday afternoon. Score: RHE
Clay CIR 900 900 600 900 DOLL 8 3
ElIsw,th 900 900 900 900 OOO--O 8 2
Batteries Brooks and Allingham;
Woods and soomers. Umpire Nc
Kee.
SaIina 2; Manhattan 1.
Salina, July 12.-Salina climbed
higher ON pennant ground Saturday
By defeating Manhattan by a score
of 2 to /. Salina won on luck, how
ever, as the visitors got five hits to
the locals one. Errors and poor
base running on tie part Of the isl
tors gave Salina the game. Score;
RHE
salina ..1OOOOOO1 - 2
Manhattan ..OO01OO0O OIL .
Batteries-Fury and Swift; Slater
stack and 3. Coe. Umpire Hamilr'
Junction city 10; BelOiti
Beloit, July 12,In the poorest
game on the home grounds this sea
SON BeIoit lost to Junction CITY sat.
urday 10 to 4. Manager Campbell
Of Junction City was benched for
talking back to the umpire. Score;
RHE
Beloit ...2O02OoOOO-45 So
Junction ..OI1OO0S5O-1O 10 .
Batteries-sm smith, Neal and Moss
Aunt and Masters. Umpire slgler
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

salina, July 1S.--salina won Its
sixth straight victory yesterday by
defeating Manhattan by the score Of
~ score: RHE
salina ...O001O2O'O '-S s l
Manhattan ..OO001OoOO---13 * 2
, Baird and Swift; coe
and Coe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
BelOit 4; Junction city ?.

Beloit kan, July 1s.In a fast
and well played game Beloit defeated
junction city here yesterday Score
'-~., RHE
Beloit ...0O00IOO2l1-4 70
junction city OO010O1lOO-27 ~
Batteries-o'Neil and Moss; Doh
erty and Masters.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

priut watt ana wife 70 Geo. ,. Cur
"a. lots Z s. 6, Blk 10 io~n q
Manchester, sass.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
SHIFTING SOM

Rs.l Est.ss Transfss Reported p
HI Kssl, Absiraetsf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Johnson for work IN connection With
The ols Kingasher land Office. No ap-
nfopHati0n Was made by the ierriiol-
inl legislature OF 1905, when the bill
should have been paid
FOR . Constitutional Amendment.
Jones introduced 4 luini resolution
for the submission Of 4 constitutional
amendment under which rallways are
10 be declared public highways, etc.
Wilson. OF Greer. introduced q biz
tor the management ani control ui
the stsie lair at Oklahoma Guy "a
earries an approximation 1f s. 2@eh
The Farmers union az shawnee aeut
in memorial against the present law
IA meat inspection and inspection p
animals Tor slaughter They declared
Il to be q great nuisance q the farm
ing classes and desire u repealed az
least 80 far as q applies 70 them
During the afternoon the house was
twice In committee of Che whole for
tho confederation Of Aniheag's blu tn
the general property tax Wallace ana
Earle presided. Anthony WIS frequent
" on tho floor 10 aypl1ln the measure
and considerable progress was made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
SOUTHEAST NORMAL
AT DuRANT
fcontInned lrom Page d.l


NaN demanded and the vote stood go
XII % sl, against tablHg eight mem
bfs being absent ard not voting This
IL course cut Ada out Of the pin aad
1ecaled ne school at puranl RaN
ellAe give noiiee % motion i3 rac0n'
8 er bH ihls was declared out Of
pfdef The blll was IheI adopted By
serli0ns.
Appropriation Slashed
Originally he bill called Ter an ap-
pgat all8n ci Si00QeU Burnetie ot.
fwe1 Is amendment cutting This 10
SIS 90. aad Il was at once adopted.
ahe committee af the whole recon.
nondea The bin for passage aud its
feDofl WIS adopted ani cinched by
thc carrying OF lhe usual motion 10
gF1nslder ana table The bin was
thnn ordered % eDgrcasmont and third
madlps.
fhe actiunof the house meant death
81 the Ardmne proposition ana the
hlll locating the schuol al that place
VAS moi brought up for cnnsideratloa.
Mlycellany Matters.
A hli hv Durant emo bach from
lhe eenalo With changes as 20 the
IafguaAa and On roll eall the house
dnnrufred fl the alterations male ny
thh cchalo. ThIa Is the bill that ap.
l2pprIates s7iso 10 pas Mrs. Nina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

for train or tide or anything
In discussing the pllns for Mrs.
Forbes alrship. Capt. Baldwin said
yesterday. Il have always said tha,
given the money to do It, we could
build an entirely Amorlcan.constructcd
airship throughout IN this country bet
ter Than ANYTHING they can bull
abroad We have better motors trAn
they have abroad and We have been
able ID build even IN our primitive
Government aerial wsfshin muen
swifter and more simple vessel than
ihey have on the other side.
"0ur idens IN air8hlHs ais the most
idvaneeu In construction We have
evolved practicable theories, that they
are adopting in every country where
they are building aerial craft"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

c Il. Klugef the Ieweier 1860 VII
snla Ave. Indianapolis. Ind writes !:
Il was so weak from kidney trouble
that could hardly walk hundred
feet Four bottles Of Foley's Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion cured
my baekache and the irregularities
disappeared, and can nov attend 70
business every day. aud recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy 70 al suffer
ers as II cured me after the doctors
and other remedies had failed. &C Il
Reniro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
ALL TIRED OUT
t,undreds More in Guthrie n ne
Same plight

Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and day
Back aches: side aches,
All on account Of the kidneys
Must help them at their work.
A Guthrie citizen shows you how
Mrs. NJ v. Jones, d22 West Har-
riaon street. Guthrie, Okla, says J
!. ish ~ add my few words of praise
40 the many already given for Doans
Kidney pills. was vii lun down N
health and life seeme1 a burden. J
t4ed nearly All the so.ealied kidney
remedies on the market but waa ais
outraged US found no relief. NY
back VAS 10 weak tAai | could hardly
stand ami ii times was Intensely pplr'
p, The aecretions from my kidneys
Iwera too frequent N action aud De-
ramc very nervous. nally pro
ared Doans kidney pills az 4, N.WAl.
ace's drug store and was aslonlsheu
AZ their prompt work They we're
the only remedy that ever took any
ahecl on my trouble and | contlEned
sslng them until cured recommend
them with The utmost coriidsnee IN
heir curative powers"
For saIa By all dealers Price ~
enGs. FDaior.Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Nev YORK. sole agents Tor the United
states.
Remember The. Name poan'A and
take no other
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WOMAN 70 HAVE
HER OWN AlRsHlP


tContlnued from Page 50
10 regulate the Inclined planes. at one
side, and viii be Just behind the mo
tor. 10 that he can attend 70 lhls part
q his machlnesg II am iime e Is
ncce ssry.
~ThIs. \ think Will he The largest
alrship ever built IN this country for
practical purposes The frame under
The firship plan 70 build will actually
be longer than the bag Of the Gov.
ernment shin. being more than 900 feet
long. II will be built OF the best Sc
laciea Oregon spsnee, and will be
about six feei wide
THE gasoline tanks, With a capacity
Of twenty gallons Of tnel, viii be
plarel under the car. and wlll carry
enough pronulsive paNer 90 take the
ehip On q Journey without 3 stop gpi1s
al isa maximum snefd ~ thirty mie >
an hour. This will enable the airship
to make two hundred aud ten miles
without rpmlng 20 earth
'sMy daughter Natalie, twelvnf years
9lda ts enthnfiastic over thQ plan. She
81 q u lfing. aef2n itt and nothing. ElYes
hpf hsg& nise4uFt iIiiln ID 81 hall0ali-
Ing with me.
n will build The anchorage or han
gar o. theH call Il III Germany, about
$50 feet ava frcm my houae, The
nllol MI faye a nInee rIght 10 the
hangr This hansaf VIII front on Tie
Sound
VIII sail 10 Town 70 Shop
According 70 ny plans Il win be
very easy " make run 70 New Yurh
on auy day and Mrs Forbes and her
guests can % their shopping call f0r
me mud WE can Comfortably HAll home
any timo We desire Without walllue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Foleys Honey and Tar clears The
air passages. stops the irritation IA the
The throat. soothes the inuamed menls
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inhamed lungs
are healed and strengthened and the
cold "A expelled from the sys enl Re.
fuse any but the genuine T. The yef
low package.-C. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

a New York minister says Mat for.
elgners have the greatest ambition
for their children and as a general
thing. they viii rely upon thclr iadg'
ment In the matter OF educational adj
yantages, Even agnosilcs want to see
their children IN the Christian church
and Nhen the children are won par
ents quickly desist IN opposition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
HORSE THREW HIM

Special 70 the Daily Leader
Clinton. Okla. Feb. 80 g. Car
vim met with o painful accident Tho
horse be was riding 70 Arapaho ~,
throwing him forcibly breaking ms
arm in two places and iniuring MS
elbow Joint seriously