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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-06

There were many visitors in town yes
terday but there Were none who were
more cordially vel
THE REAL coined or more heartily
BOOSTERS received than George
W. Ward and Sidney NJ
Ward, who came down from Hamilton
in the morning and spent the day
here. Both are well known and pop
. ular in Missoula. and the elder Ward
comes here so seldom that IL Is n
rare treat tn see him on the streets
All day while he was in town MIR
Ward was the center Of IN interested
group. and If his arm was not lame
from the prOtractcd handshaking
through which he was compelled to
go u was because he is in good train
ing and able to endure the strain. For
his part. Mr.. Ward expressed peas
ure at being again in Missosla, even
for brief visit, and he commented
uron the activity and development
which he saw here. He is making
preparations for the annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army men at
Wards Cove. and expects all of the
Missoula boys" TO attend The
camp will be held early in September"
said Mr.. Ward. and there will be a
good tire for all who come There
will be enough baked beans for all
hands and plenty If other camp en-
tertainment that will take us old
boys back to the army days and will
give the younger fellows chance to
get glimpse of the bright side of
the life of the war years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
10 RESIST TAX SALE.

special to Daily Leader
Sulphur, Okla Noy l3 Snit will
be filed In thp district court Of Mur
lray county TO prereat force sale 81
ne building az Sulphur occupied hy
the state sshool for ihe deaf The
Mopertq belonging 10 " G. Wall,
president cf tie Sulphur commercial
r4b has been advertised for sale.
alleging non.payment Of taxes Ma
te ial IN the building was formerly in
the Bland hotel then situated on tha
Government reservation II was
bought by Wall in April 1905 and
the building delivered to the state on
Scniember - last year Payment Of
Tie taxes and sale cl the property
ale to be resisted. upon llie ground
+ lhat Wall was not owner Of the proc.
/ eliy on March /. the date when prop
+ crty Is listed for taxation. and that
prioh thereto il was Government
property ard mol subject 20 ASSESS
ment The tax bill amounts p
$622 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
'NAN HIGHER UP" INDICTED

New Nprt Noy ia Afler months
af qnlei wark hehina ne scenaa b}
S. sopuuaee investigate here
CAME suddenly latc yesterday aiies
nocn lie neiriment and arrest of lf
Important lrniea officer al De Anne
iCm Sugar Refining company char
"a with conspiracy to aoleMd sae
Governments BY false weighing of a.
glH
The arrested man IS lames ~.
Bendcrnaset ior nloe iiae thirty
yell# WpofMeHimt of the ilayc.
W yer and Fidef FelinesX in Millame
burg the largest plant oi the Anet
iean Sugar lteiinins company v Waa
regarded as Significant lhal hemlef
Aaeela fHsianman from tlia faapMn
ihlp position w9s announced bg ihe
company only yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
LOGAN COUNTY CANE WELD

ha}i1 Swami whose afW u n,lf
@etidiNg i shaHn unpIa " the
svrgp nnds FROM he Lou'sln canes
lhg e lrsf experiment n ais
i4g sugar cam ln lh's climate it
haa pfafed great succeed Mi
awauk nov boiling iHe lice Hd
seia 9f SALONS om an sefp t
ae soils 3 se SYRUP friinaS i Res
ofieans at ioc d gailA. hcH"
I4e sass thal 4 COSTS f3a au acre
10 plant raise, press ana ball . IT. iix
Co. iho refinery THUS ihcv p.e#
fit 81 Ssh an acre Me be# rsfins
ffep III he state
Mr sWAnh hes l0ltY 81 pto8n
iae 2ta0 eai @ DE ailHied pra
duei of "a gross rei ot ffsNH 0 8
fei profit 81 5s,iea ffam lhe laliK
acfga He ihuts tlis g GOING ~
the bis crop n Oklah1ma rFallns
buamctu ana aliAia pH FoH
maker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
| IN THE REALM OF RELIGION


th- house. they iahos in vain that
beihl IT,. / ffmly believe This: and
/ ass Belieye that without his con-
carrina aid We shall mceeed in this
llalIEi al hal'dlng No Fssf Ter lhan the
helI sss s1 Ballsl fels 'bss q : 4
eli b tasf li1tIe. nataiat IofslI inter
esis: our prospects will be conIound'
ed. amd Ne ourselves shall become q
fepIoach and byword down 20 IA
ture ages. And what is worse. man
kind may hereafter, from this ul-
e. Junata instance. despair Of estan-
llsaing 60 ternment By human wisdom
and leave it to chance. war, or con
quest therefore beg leave 70 move
that heneefJrlh prayers, implcrlne
the assissaEce of heaven and its
blessing on our deliberations, be held
ii his assembly every morning be
fore We proceed to business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
ELY's CREAM BALM
sure 20 Give Satislactlon.
CisES FEIiFF Al 0pcE.
Oh. YoUl
Spearmint Gum Catches the Public
Favor-All Know It.

A prominent Oklahoma avenue
druggist tolI Leader man yestci
day newspal ~ advertising certain-
ly does pay. If yon have anybody
that doubts il. just tellhim alpm our
experience with Suearmint Chewing
Gum Since this has been adyeg
iised ia The Leader The sales have
nearly aoublea.'
This is the first time that cheRipg
gum as ever heen advertised in
newspapers ami al arst a grel' dli
of skepiicism was expressed as ID
whether newspaper advertising would
sell chewing gum good product
and good advertising, however hav
been successful
Spearmint Chewing Cum has
caught the public favor People who
get il once like it's delicious favour
and come back for more AdyeHis
ing first induces them TO t.y 10, then
he merit 81 me goods holds them
ais stead ycustCmefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
Christian Church.

Cornar Ash and East Mobile. two
,locks north OF Carnegie library
4. l. Neblltt, a. NJ. n D.. minister.
Res. 7uS East Oklahoma. Phone b7l
glhle school AZ 10000 q. ~.
No uus t4eme AroiHncas Ia the
ae "a M)fda
INenms theme Whore The Bible
Aae4t NR SRRhN* Whee iheNihle
iluu Ne age SlienL
Music bE lho chqir feMnfe N
N0lh serYices STRANGERS always Wei
couie 81 Christian Church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
A scalpFp soys sARleKs

horriiied his grandmother Mrs Marta
Taylor. OF Neho, KY. VINO " ties that
when all thought he would Die, Buck
iens Arniea &alre wholly cured him.
lnfaliibie for Bg-ns. Scalds, Cuts
Corns. Wounds bruises. Cures fcY
81 Sores. Bgils. Skin I1rapiions, chit
5lains. Chaper Hands soon ronia
Piles asc b All druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
AoA DISTRICT COURT.

kaa. Okla Noy 1.-THE Ser
tenfer term ef the district e0nrl fof
tho setemh judicial dlslfiei 81 faoa
fo.ce caumy adjourned Yesterday.
Judge hOberf Vt kaihff aeiis -
WeWoias 90 hold The next term Of
conr there. Much brsiress WIS
transacted anfiHa .he le n aid fae
ilcckei Hare mas uHursiesi - ise1.sas
proportions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
rrInltg Fp.ssapa. cMreh.

JUS N1HI N1UIa AT0hne.
re- Rev pr Brooke Bishop.
Rev a u Nicholas Rector
IWeHit third enniaF si fin.Js
Holy communion. $50 b no.
slmds scnool. a.iS - m,
Ssrfiee aHa sermon II 3. M
tteutHE erfire and gimun i.81
Friday So tlee af e. IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

ffnm tfr fln Ahiuliiu ftp ffs
El Fsra rea ine Hail q Mrs.
Nelie Tait g e1lsif d tte pfe 'ieaf
~ ma FiAee nef fal t.i flse.
aHer BeaaiHg s51 600 e nierlain tan
president. 6ill egpeHd a9dHitAallmat
- unan the raii Family Jus t
eco n asked he Mrs 'Iaii who IN fef
suit declares her property has been
damaged % lhal extent
SIX Tat IS lac widow of ] & faf'
who Nas 4 second cousin 81 iae pref
dent He ou Wiiliam Howard Taf g
3 nachinis fid bears ihe s8me nan
rs ihe eslleni
The nii arose over tie Durango anf
s1nnra street fspnefliea oi fac Nu1at
f 4esftA4s = ehaaa'
- q The STATE IF tH 5hcsas ssfat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
1oE pelKv DEAD.

Special to Daily Loader
Taisa. OEla Kew l2 joe pelkF.
a aeraeman known 10 followers oi tie
turf lhe country oyef dled a a nos
pilal here Of ynnoH isfer re was
- 4e8fs og Are THE haav was aE.
en- to Joliet H.. for burial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
GETS 60 YEARS II PENITENT!ARY


Special 10 lails Leader
MHskefe Ofla NpF FL l4ai
MHllM g yea oii, Has convicted
of nHfder in 5ac district court here
and sentenced l thirty Ycaa in be-
raaHenlafy Williams was one 81
.h meu WhO attempted ip hold nD
and loa ihe crew en- 8 ffeis train
ueaf Rfages. Okla. Lass Jaue Iaea
9 uD uFee fri and in 3 aGfi &d4
0alera ilat iiloNed lhe a0teHpte
aHAerg MiNiams ahe' aH. eillei
J9huM kifk i dgHHlg ceHelalile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
THE CHURCHES


FIrst FTesoYIeTIa7 N7EF1h-
ttrner Noble and Division.
Re. HARRY Omar Stolt. h ID. Pastor
Sunday schnal. 9sa a m
ipesitf segsIsa ai u p. nl
lir rS9tt iaerfes Nili ha
nUlaHs fHt asr FL aas
fiad iieafi go A il43 fehe
Asain me We oa h Ase 81
lsmllg
Evenln kep hy The toref 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
First church 81 chrIat, selentist

First Reader, Daniel NJ dycfs
Services. n A M.. Sunday School NJ
a, NJ, Wednesday, s y NJ iG N
Broad street
Reading Room IN rear of church,
open aafy from 2 10 8 +. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
Mhen N,nr IoInts Ars stIlf

and your muscles sore from cold or
rheumatism. when sou slip and spraln
a Joint. strain y0ul side or bfuise
YOURSELF Painkiiler viii take ont The
soreness and fix y0u right Always
have it with YOU, and use it freely.
Avoid substitutes thcee Is but one
Painki1er Perry Davis Price 25c,
35c and soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

The old. old story tod umes with
out number. and repeated eyes ARD
over again for the lasi 60 wears, bus
tt is always q welcome story 70 those
n search u health There IS noihIns
in the world fiat cures coughs and
fods as quickly as Chamberlain
c0nsh Remedy sold by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
The Evening Chit-Chat

DON'T YOU Keep your house odA
he average summer day.
Then you planning winter wardrobe maybe you Will
le ,segested h what an excellent physician said 70
~ cn4 why people buy heavy clothes TO indoors ~
the Winser he marveled living in win
ma average
pwear and suit IN wler do an the summer
Than passby put when 30 ou
where it really that TO me The only logical way
\ loas - ~. too nn my cnnscencn cnmnals ne d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
Woth Rememberlna.

Jesus love is 10 mere gentle and
involuntary ouipUurings II Is a rest
lessly seeking AMI struggling love-
Harold H9ffdmg.
Were an are selfish. the sage IS
nc Etier than the fool, and only
rather more dangerous. A.
Fsoude
A sneer is the apology for argu.
ment made by a man Who does not
mdestand. And that is Why. though
Nm find Christ Jesus angry you new
G find him ridieulng anybody, for
egery secret Of every human heart
was perfectly understood by the Re-
deemer.-G. Fl Morrison
With GCd there is no free man but
his servant. Though in the galieys;
no slave bur the sinner, taough In a
palace: none noble but the wrtuous.
if never so basely descended; none
rich but he hat possssseth Cod, snd
even In rags none wise but he that
is fool tc himself and tie world;
rene happy but he whom the world
litics. l-et me be free. noble, iich
wise. happy, to G1d Bishop Han
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

"Ths worlh will live for ages to
come. writes Rev. w. L Watkin-
son, and you never put into i a
sweet Thought OF a Kind word or a
pure Impulse or a genuine sacrifice
but it viii i've ID the HE of the race.
and bloom and multiply successive
haryests Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord Their works
40 follow them That mems that
their works keep ON following them.
Age after age they are ast0nished IN
the heavenly world by fresh sheaves
placed III their bos1ms, the seeds CT
watch were sown in This narrow,
rorr. fugitive human life.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

outdoor club with idea 70 BE- ont of doors
You eluD your community? If not Why don't sou
one2
the oest kind Of organization know Of and
really correct besides
The am familiar with meet once in Two weeks That op
The qualification Ter membership is love for The
big ont door world The meetings simply some form OF outdoor rec
sometimes sometimes tennis tournament sometimes
big canoing party.
tell me this nt good time start such club Its the very
OF coed deal but
i something special to gei them out in winter
think find enough 70 DO aA winter months here
from the club Zig bne and bar
November snovshoeing SIX skeeng ses parties
the conditions right ard always beautiful long in
vigorating iramps,
The Christmas Silt that hs niche however small l fairy god
however simple
gift that will remember long after expensive bn less
forgotten
pench open
lions these months viii do H. for those around
appeal relatives distant friends viii probably
settle that end of it
awful lot Of a fairy godmother
small and It's really a lot OF fun
Rau c,,4,,-,-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
WILL ReouIRE AN ELECTION

Special 10 Daily Leader
Helena Okla, Nov. 1s. 4 sFe
cial election viii necessarily be called
IN Alfalfa county 90 vote upon the
proposition of deeling The Alfalfa
county high school buIldins % tie
state. TIE state beard tf asrieul-
ture has decided ~ ilcdle tie dis-
tgici agricnltual school a Helella.
The beard of county commissioners
ast winter. in eoniuneti1n wish ihe
county high school. made he state a
oposih0n tbai they wound deed the
building grounds aud eQalpMeu q
islo state in turn wenli locate lhe
school Al Helena There S 40 opnc.
sition 10 ihe proposition bat ihe laN
+ demands an election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
woopwAao co0NrY eovaT.

Woodward. Olda Soy 1s
fail docket ~ md e1pnlg c9uri hel
sieNs elghtyniue cases lili3eish s.
vhlth are FOR sioa ions of tht liqufl
laE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

Craup Is most pre4a'eni during ihe
dry cold weather nf Che early winter
months Parents ol young ehliann
should be prepared for il Al, that Is
needed is a bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Many mothers aw
meyer Htfhoui it IN iheir heines ana
il hag never disappointed tliem Soils
~ all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

when a cold becomes settled in me
system, It WIN take several days
treatment to cure St ami the best REM
edy 10 use IS chamberlain's Coneh
Remedy. u will cure quicker th'A
amy other. and alsl leaves ihe systein
Ia O natural aud healthy condition.
s'eld hy an deales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
HUNoReo NovlcEs INITIATED

~ e A -------
SFeciaI 10 Daily Leader.
Oklss:Nma CITY Okla NoH j.
tbhfhk-S b. ao,slh4ial tfaih eitlfa bssf
innd f60 Wichita. Kansas. sMiners
joined Oklahoma sh iners IN cec
meniai session here A street parade
with 1906 Shrincrs IN line WAS Q fc-'
lue. one hundred noYices were in
iliated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
GIVES SEAKCES ON SHIP
OF AMAZING CHARACTER
In hid0eean Brought Word
From Another World and
Then Came Cold WIND

Nw yrk. Nov 1s Easapia
rilladno, he Neapoliian melim
uao has hanled SCIENTISTS fron %
er Europe by her snialualistic
aapecs. rived herc this vse9 en-
the Princess Irene of the North Ger
can q. yd lfs Maen The b,3 an
rived 0fieris and pas elRefs sa
tas he nliiera woman sad given
lhfee eanees on board tha3 We're of
an lzmg character She Is brought
% tAis country bY lleleNltd Jgrrln@
ION ai ihb cts q neluhe Of srNeai
societies Of nsychical research
Surrounded hy sesnNis DOCTOR
opera singers and ships cillcers tat
adin0 caused white hands O. appear
and lialtef before iheir eyes White
faces peered oui Of the folds of cur
tsins heavy table rose two feet in
,he air without q hand near = api
uncenny voices We're heayd whispers
ina messages said % ha from tha
desd Every nfecaptlon was taken t1
provide against fraud and the oilices
md physicians ul the Princess Irene
say thas 30 .Ma impoyslbe spr snN
bUuan confederate iO have aided ie
medium
"a ,he tiuer'e cahin.
Tht frs demonstration & "a Nea.
nnilans nleaiumiAic poaet siyed
ahserd ship was N the csbin 81 III
Vtlniiue ruianti the rosa Italian
conmiasicner There were present HI
The cabin besides tho captain q, Che
ship. Dr u Iellin Che ships doe
tuf. nf II. Oien a widely aIaNn
Ilahau practitioner. Mrs h3bert
Underwood Johnson OF Menphis
Tenn. GueseNp i,nmhgilo. ballet
MASTER far The Metropolitan opefa
house. and Mrs Bomiigiio Memo
had ever met Paiadino before and
she was brought into Their pleseHce
without the preliminary at an nn-
duciion
NAe Ihe short, broad shonldctd
itlt woman sat down 70 the table
about which the passengers aed oat
GERS were grouped Mr. CarspgiaH
made her show thal her hands wam
empty and ta nothing was conceal
II Ia ihe folds uf her dTess Then,
after sfe had lapgcd inlp q trance.
She began her demonstration First
i9ctm Otefi was asked II De would
llAe 60 receive q message from hl.
father Ile ase9pd and GuesliQns
were asked and responded 20 hy
faps The knocks were heard ia al
parts OF the cabin
Like His Fathers Voice.
THE medium spoke far lhe spirll
Of ihe phAsicAns father dnplicaiHe
Gao voice of ih dead OteH said
T on she spoke iO One DOCTORS
mother and the physician was SO
affected lhai d wepl The lonrs ahd
window gi she e8bn Wele .bui 8nd
dim Iishls wore bnrninE
FolloNing he communion with lhp
spirits y cold wind Nas lell in ho
cabin ihou@h d could ne haVe eaHc
fFem au aperture lhen 4 white
hard apaeared Ga ihe curtains a
mdruur of horror ran around tic
cabin which was followed by startled
cries when a faee gloHed oui Of thC
jda kne5s above the melium Thfr
The white hand iittefod atoul taf
room and came mh fel On ihe 6ii1nl
dor of Doctor oieFio liIpWs were
fell by an those present Paladinl
en neither read n0f write italian
aud she speahs n1 English Sh,
Knows n1ihiHs Of melapiy lc8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
49, sIae M.thoa.al cnureh

West Side Methodist Church
Corner West Noble and lllh street
Sunday school, 9:15
Preaching at u q nl aud 3.330 y p
lun.or leasue at 1890.
Young peoples class az 3 p M.
speura leseAe atltilS q m.
goriiai invitation extended 10 all
nj M LEWIS.
Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
NeeRo's THROAT CUT.

Special to Daily Leader
Afdmo q. Okla Nov. II Lee
Beseley 4 Negro was found dead with
his throat cut ten miles northwest
81 here John 1--we, anclher negro
was arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

Many school children suffer from
constipation. which Is 0fteh The cause
81 seeming stupidity Al lessons Cham.
berain's stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine to give a child
Tor they are mild aud gentle III their
effect. and will cure even chtonic con
slipation. Sold by alt dealers
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TO MEET AT McALesrsR.

Special to Daily Leader.
mcAIeaex Wkla-k Nov 12lz Tim
sullivan. ! ehhAnaf of Che County
Democratic central c0mEsitlee, has
called meeting OF that body for
next Tuesday, the Anniversary OF
statehood, to celebrate Tia. event
and begin the campaign for next
year
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Beside Still Waters.

"Life's journey has It's stages.
Here and here We are allowed @
forget sqiE Anif .2s,.s ana gssE islr !
little whIleF 80; s. Iglsj IA AsIve
rate tNasavifsel - Efkes travellers
that find at long dnlervals pleasant
springs and palm treas as they lour.
ney through the desert We find a
halting place where We may forget
The SO rows OF the way. But suca
isfergals Ct rest and peace are
short In a little while the coil and
strife mus begin again. The mas
ters We serve grndge US every hour
of peace.
1T is fortunate for as that Col has
made hal Of our day night. The
DAYS toll and strife can last only a
few hours. Then Gods peace reigns.
He lets down the curtains OF dark
ness and sets out the stars. The
sleep Of the laharing man is sweet.
and sSt-such rest as Christ gives
Is sweet to the weary and the heavy
laden. Strife ana toll there must
be: but God wills that We should
muse at least long enough to enter
into iha secret place OF the Most
High. and Is abide under his shallow .
to taay by the way and drink deep
al the wells Of salvation. Tae jour
kney must be renewed, the Toll and
yheat Of the desert must be endured F;
hut the Rock that was smitten still
follows the pilgrim that has become
a partaker OF tie divine nature and
COTS peace goes with him through
the worlds strife
"Th9 soul has light 20 its Sab
baths. ns seasons Of peace. It's rest
after the storm, when Il looks upon
ils doubts and its SORROWS as upon q
receiing cloud taat bears its bosom
The bow OF God II is Gcds plan
that we should rest and build laber-
nacles and be in no haste 10 so for
ward till We have drunken deep from
tile quiet water. There is no lasting
peace but tsc peace CT God. The
soul chn not be at peace wAile II is
In danger. ard il IS in danger till 1t
takes refuge in him. and having
found thar refuge, ii moves on with
him. led By the cur ent OF his will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13
Piles CURED m 6 I'd "a DAYS.

PkZ0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed
10 eure any ease Of ltehiae Blind
.s..a....4. IS. ~ s''F~ e -
"a days or mnnr1 Refunded. soc.
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Goo'e Hand in History.

Gcus Hand IN History.
4 have lived for a long time, and
the lcnger live the more convinc-
ing proofs | see Of this truth, that
God governs in the affairs OF man.
said Benjamin franklin And If a
sparrow can not fall to the ground
without his notice, is it probable that
an empire can rise without his aidg
We have been assured I'm nae sacred
writing that Except the Lord buill
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present the other point Of view.
/ asked anoth r doctor about It and she said she
thought ID plan because one could not get The
came warmth from heavy coat could from
heavy underclchln sg that next to the skin
Since the doct ors disagfes don't dare to advise
complete adoption OF the plan. but do think that TO
grade ones under and clothing with atten
zion to the atmosphere in which u is TO be wom and
not merely the nam Of the season ii is purchased FOR
would be sensible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

Why not try IN q wirlor having andefcothing @ b
lighter and your outdoor coat rather heavier than yot
usually do, and how il works.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-13

The Christmas gift that fills a niche.
mother kind Of gift thar grants SOME des
IS the gift that one will remember long
appropriate ones are Forgotten
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-14
Built Nest on Trucks and Orders
Are Out Not to Dis
turb 1t.

A. robin that built Ats nest on q cal
truck and has, in consequence, become
q travelling ward Of the Pennsylvania
railroad Company has given incidental
setback to the theory that corporations
are entirely soulless. From President
McCrea down all the heads Of the big
transportation system r solicitously
keeping tab on that bird, and peremp-
o orders have gone out that it shall
not be disturbed or molested. All the
thousands of employees of the system
have been constituted protectors OF the
bird. y
Car 1858 wasAon a siding in Bridge
ton ten days early In April, and It was
at this time that a bird built its nest
on one of the trucks. 1t was such an
unusual occurrence that road officials
gave orders that the bird should not
be disturbed and from the day the csr