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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
,(By Associated Press. }

Y ~
Indianapolis, Ind, June I'll the
balloon Indiana has not been DIS
qualified by touching earth, it has
broken the k American endurance
record which: stood for a year, at
forty-four hours. Starting in the ma
tional4 distance race Of the Aero club
Of America from this city Saturday
afternoon. two reports have been
received from the Indiana. 81 g. j.
f. The first one, was that it had
touched the earth nTennessee and
had taken on water and proceeded
toward the south II; this is true
the balloon is disqualified. A sec
ond dispatch, signed by the pilot,
Carl Fisher, and the aide e. L.
Bumbaughan, stated they had drop
ped down near to the earth 81 to let
down.a line and draw up a. bucket
Of water, thereafter rising for fur
Their travel. Under the lated condi-
lions the Indiana has not disquali-
fed :. y, ( /. = n. H.. ~ 81 =
It i is not possible, according to
available information that the Indi-
ana has broken; the distance record
Of $50 miles, for 1t was travelling due
south, and would come to the gulf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
and ALDRICH|
CLASH ON SI | | If FLOOR !

and before He: had concluded had
opened such ~ gap that the Rhode
island senator himself, could not. re-
sist the opportunity to walk in. Mr..
having said that he had
been inclined to support the recon-
Emend atoms Of y the finance commit
tee, the admission led the chairman
OF the committee to say that he had
not shown such, inclination by his
vote. Coming back the Indiana sena-
tor asserted his desire was to follow
to $conscience rather than the leader
ship Of any individual. s Il a..
III Fro mthat time forward the two
senator's were engaged In joint de-
bate much OF the time during the
day. u IN the course Of his remarks
Mr.. Aldrich. while contending that
many prohibitive tariffs were justi-
He'd, said / he had never favored q
|prohibitive policy. eli said that in
time teh south would become the
greatest manufactures of the inner
grades Of cotton goods. - q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08

]. FARGO GIRL IS
Under ARREST

After the elapse of two years since
the murder of Grace Burns, during
which time public sentiment has sub
sided, and the case given up as an
unsolvable mystery, the finger of sus'
picion has become fixed and Charles
Mccartney, a member of the famous
Ryan Observation-Disclosures gang, will
have to stand trial for the most afro
cious crime in the history of the
country:
When Mccartney has completed his
term in the federal penitentiary, Aug.
2, 1910, he will be placed under arrest
charged with the murder of Grace
Burns in. Fargo on June 21, 1907.
~ 4 Story Of Crime.
The official records of the Office OF
Coroner incent of Moorhead show
that Grace Burns, age Is, daughter OF
Hilda J. Burns, SO Front St., dis
appeared June Fl, 1907, and met her
death at the hand of some unknown
party, by being struck on the head and
other parts of he body: with an in
strument her body then being thrown
in the river from which it was taken
three days later.
The police Of the two cities, the
sheritfs and detectives from the cities
worked on the case, but nothing was
ever accomplished. The girl had been
seen in company with young men,
who at once were suspected.
1t Is believed that even if it were
desired to bring Mccartney to trial at
once. that it would be impossible to
bring him into the jurisdiction Of the
state courts, on account of the fact
that he is now serving time in the
federal penitentiary. Mccartney was
convicted at the last December term
of the United States court held in
Fargo and on Dec. 80, 1908 was SEN
enced to serve two years in the fed
eral .penitentiary and pay a. fine OF
800, in default Of which,, another
thirty days is added. This term Of
twenty-five months in all, can be re-
duced by Mccartney by good behav-
ior, making the time for his re-
lease Aug. 8, 1910.
John Shea, eldest son of United
States Marshal Shea. has rendered
valuable assistance during the past
few weeks in obtaining some very I'M
portant evidence against Mccartney
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
MISSING COUPLE
NOT FOUND As YET

jamestown, June 1.-THE work Of
dragging portions of Spiritwood lake
where it was supposed might lie the
bodies of the two young people of
Buchanan, who we're no doubt
drowned Thursday night, has been
continued. but without results.
Additions help arrived from
Buchanan, many friends and sympa-
thizers lending assistance. Deputy
Sheriff Harry Spanton has been at
the lake trying to help the search
ing party. The boat half filled with
water, the hat Of Mr.. Falk, his
checkbook and one oar were all
found pretty close together around
the point south and west of the Har-
rington cottage. The missing cou-
pie left the cottage aboue about 10
p. m.,. it being. a fine moonlight
night, and walked to fuckers
wharf to get q boat for a ride. They
selected the steel boat being light
and Just what was supposed to be
the best, and rowed west and were
seen passing the Harrington colt
ltaRe. where their friends were stop
Epfng: This was soon after 1920 p.
m. After that no other word was re-
tceived from the couple and it is be-
lieved that tehir bodies lie caught
by the moss, which is very thick;
somewhere 'nea rthe middle OF the
| bay west of the camp grounr. The
boat and other articles were found
near the shore, but of course there
is no telling from what point they
had drifted. Dragging will be done
by the use of launches instead OF
row boats and it is hoped that more
Thorough worq in that line can be
accomplished. It is possible that the
bodies may not be found for several
days or a week. The wates Is very
cold and will prevent rapid decom-
position, and delay the floating which
follows usually about nine days
after person is drowned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
MOTHER KILLS
SELF and SON

Salem, O., June with revol
yer, Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp, wife of
G. v. Sharp. politician and manu-
facturer, killed herself and her To-
year-old son, Harold, last night. The
tragedy came when the mother and
boy had retired after spending the
evening together playing the piano
and singing. #, H.s#yyta :,:4 =$s::
The motive is believed to be the wo-
mans sorrow over the Oct that the
son had q malady apparently incur
able. He had been mentaly deficient
from birth, Mrs. Sharp was SS years
old and was prominent in society.
Sharp heard tho shots n1uh1ed by
the bed clothes. Ell found the door
locked, broke 1t open and discovered
his wife and SON dead In bed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
BAP7ISTS W0ULD0US7MAN
FOR 0BJECT|0NAL WRITING

ter, is an instructor at the University
of Chicago, prevented the eviction
of the author of "The Function of
Religion" by practically unani-
nous vote.
Parker prevented action by calling
attention to ca constitutional pro-
vision preventing action without deli
beration. The matter was according
Iy postponed until June IA.
II want to say now that T. be ehre
next Monday morning to present the
same notions" cried Mr.. Meyers,
defiantly.
1t was after Foster had been char
acterized as "An Undesirable Bap-
tist," and as a teacher who would
dethrone the church and defy evo-
luton" that the effort to eject him
from the councils of the denomina-
ton was made.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
,By Associated SPress.)

C.yt~+ ~
~ washington, D. c., June The The
senate chamber was. again today
transformed Into q mental arena and
Senator Aldrich leading the conser1
v,atives and esnator Beveridge head
ing the progresaives, were the chief
gladiators. Both of, the senators
were frequently on their feet ana
there were many sharp conflicts be-
tween them. . I'M. $$ 4s:3 =4 II:
Beginning the session OF the day
with d vote on the Recommendation
Of his committee for duty Of three
cents i square yard and 20 Per cent
al yorlem on the. fabric known as
window Hollands, Senator Aldrtch
was apparently somewhat encou-
ragged over the prospect of making
decided headway with the cottoon
schedule. His hoops. however,
we're doomed to II early disappoint-
ment for only a few moments after
ward, Mr.. Beverage took the floor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
(By Associated Press

Presque Isle, Maine, June 1.-THE
entire northerly. section of this vii
lage, comprising the district where
were situated the most pretentious
residences, was swept by fire tonight.
a high wind carrying the flames from
street to street until 100 dwelling
houses and the college church, the
Masonic hall and several other
structures had been reduced to ashes.
The Canadian Pacific railroad sta
ton and two large store houses for
potatoes were burned. The total
loss is estimated at $1,000
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
CONVENTION OF
AMERICAN MEDICS

Atlantic City, N. j., June 7.-Phy-
sicians from all over North America
with many from European coun-
tries are arriving here by the hun
dreds today to attend the sixtieth
annual meeting of the American
Medical association which will open
here tomorrow. 4.
One of teh impartant meetings OF
the week will be that of the section
on pharmacology and therapeutics at
which asymposium will be held on
the present status Of serum and
vaccine tnerapy with special refer
ence to products on the American
market. 5.t.s 49, y. '%a&sSsa = 6 A..
The house of delegates, the legfs-
lative body of the American Medical
association, met today. ri &. Is. 5e =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
PORTO R|C:lAN BILL ).
PASSED WITHOUT
ANY AMENDMENT
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, D.. c., June 1.-THE
house of representatives today passed
the Porto Rican bill without amend
ment. The bill provides that when
ever the legislature shall fail to
make the necessary appropriation for
the ensuing fiscal year, those Of the
current year shall be considered as in
force and effect.
1t also provides that hereafter all
reports fan official character shall
be made direct to an executive de-
partment of the government of the
United States and to be designated
by the president and such depart
ment is authorized teo take juris-
diction of all matters pertaining to
the island possession.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
(Ry Associated Press.)

Chicago, ILL.,, June 7.-Prof. eco.
B. Foster, whose writings denounc-
ing as ia bitter Indictment of Chris
ton religion before bar Of scepti-
cism," haev narrowed the clergy of
Chicago, was today called upon by
Rev. Johnston Meyers, pastor of the
Emmanuel Baptist church, to with
draw from the Baptist ministry.
The fire of criticism was directed
at Fosters recent book
1.-THE Function of Religion" The
motion to ask for Fosters with
drawal was put before several hum
dred preachers and church laymen
gathered at the conference Of the
Baptist executive council, and only
the objection o fone man, Prof. A.
X. Parker, who like Professor Fos-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
I(lNEs AT. .Y0RKl[.

York Ledger: The parishoners Of
Grace Episcopal church were pleas
|antly and most aEreeably surprised
to haev visit and discourse by their
former pastor, Archde soon q, +.
Jones, of Bismarck, Tuesday evening.
Under his guidance the church was
built here and his interests In the
church ID 10 keen ana ~unbated' to-
day q it was seven years ago when
the church was built. He expects 70
lie II York again IN the near future
and We assure him . hearty vel
come. N 1 "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
WHISKY, WHISKY,
in SPITE Of THE
|COLOR|NGMATTER

Washington, D. c., June 7.-Whis-
key in the legal meaning of the word,
lis whiskey even when colored or
flavorlng matter is added, according
Ito aen opinion rendered to President
Taft today by Lloyd w. Bowers, So
!licitor general of the United States.
He holds that as so much coloring
and f1avoring have been used in all
the history of whiskey, such addi-
tion cannot be illegal or incompara-
BILE with the name whiskey. The
decision, however, is not the final
word in the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
|DRAS1ICMEASURE
IS RES0R1ED TO
|bY IS CITIZENS
(By Associated Press.)

Pittsbcrg, Pa, June 7.-Taken for
chilly from a house in West Pike
township near here, early today by
fifteen men, Mollie Ridge was strip
ped of clothing, covered with tar
an feathers and thrown into Pike
Run, while H. o. Wright, found in
the home Of the woman, was also
stripped, beaten and thrown into
the same stream. Tonight no ar
rests had been made. 1t is said the
woman has been warned to leave
ethe neighborhood a number Of times
and when she refused the drastic &C.
ton of today resulted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08

Presque Isle, Maine, June 7.-Up-
ward of a thousand people are home
less.
A high wind finch prevailed all
day is responsible largely for the ex-
tent of the disaster.
1t carried the blazing embers a
distance of a quarter of mile in
many cases, and new fires started
after the first was well under way.
Several persons were reported in
jured, but there we're no fatalities.
The insurance will not exceed $780,
900.
Pressure Isle has a population of
nearly 5000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08

"A cash prize amounting to $4,000
has been offered for the first kite &
q man 200 metres and keep him sus-
pended In the air at least an hour. :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
DEFENDANTS WIN 500 CASE.
Judge Winchester Directed Verdict in
81" Case Yesterday. 80

:, The case in which the 500 rail-
way was suing certain officials for
damages resulting from what they
claim, was an illegal seizure of liquor
and which had been before the court
for nearly three days, was decided yes
terday, when after all the evidence
was in Judge Winchester directed a
verdict in favor of the defendants.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
4 Rr(a RANK DEAL.

sg LAeds N. D., June A9nnounce-
3ment has been made here of the
g1s61asof fha RA1dsr, NJ D. tatesbank
sbysE sB. Page ana -. Jones 10 q.
lrather, q. ]. Mather and @. u.
/ {Arkson The new corporation has
bean organized ~ the election Of 8.
III llather a.. president ]. Nh
3tlier u vice president and o.. b.
Erickson q cashier.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
WINNIPEG RACES CLOSED.
(By Associated Press)

Winnipeg, Man., June THE
three days. racing of the Manitoba
Jockey club were concluded today,
So, 900 being. divided inpurses. ALT
RIFT won the 2:1O pace in 2:15 and
Bushnell King-the 2:14 pace in 2:15.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08

TRESTATE WEATHER
North and South Dakota Show
lers Tuesday and "wednesday.
Minnescota Showers Tuesday and
Wednesdays: moderate northeast
land east winds. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08

Cuba's first textile factory for the
manufacture OF hosiery ct nrst, and
cloths later on, 10 soon to be started
at MatanxAs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08

An English ornithologist has sue
cessfully bred the black swan, one OF
the rarest Of birds In every country
except Australia. 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
'PRESQUE ISLE, maine,
DEVASTATED BY fire
YESTERDAY EVENING
Nearly Five Thousand People Are
Homeless

BEST RESIDENCE WIPED oUT-LITTLE CITY
OF FIVE THOUSAND SUFFERS LOSS OF DER HALF MIL
LION DoLLARs-sPARKs CARRIED GREAT DISTANCES THE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Dt lohi nnea late Vt nefllhi tfAlasf
in the worlds leading unIYefsislp' 4
student 81 he arleuceS wiaely sfA
olal. lna careful observer 81 ~ W
snd thlnRs
Thla Hnled man wlll leettlfe IN liNt
re- 1t nc First N & chureA i've nlAlH
uf Aufll The aubleet ui nf ieeinH
Rlil bc tlaRneN4 Worlds Ihls ies
time viii he Ieas u which All aAtll IN
pHriake, as ii is seldom wh have suels
en opportunity Admission ANt Ais
cordially invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
STOPS FERMENTATION
OF UNDICESTEO FOOD
Now and Forever Rid Yourself
Of This Dread Misery Of
a Weak Stomach

n what y0u JUST ate Is sourlng on
your stomach O. Hes like lump OF
lend, refusing 70 digest. or you hclch
Gas and Eruetale sour undigeslen
tnod OF have q feeling ui Dizziness
Heartburn. Fulness, Nausea. Bad
'aste III mouth and stomach headache
ihis Is indigestion
A ipll ease Of pape's Diapcnsn costs
mis- 50 ceDt aud viii thoroughly curu
10 worst caac pf Dyapepsla and leave
uillcicnl about lhe house III case some
nc else 10 tic famlY may suftor from
stomach trouble OF Indigestion
Ask your pharmacist tp show YOU
the formula plainly printed on these
iV.ccnt cases, then you viii under
stand ,ay Dysnenlic trouble Vol ali
sinda mrsi so and why They usually
reIcyc 4 aour stomach ar indigestion
n Eve minutes Get b cnsa naw anu
ai enc Triangle after your nex meal.
They ngc harmlcss and taste llkc ean.
Is though each contains power u
iUiuni tn digest and prepare for AZ
Initiation into tAe bload All he food
ven eat. beades u makes Won q, to
be- table With 2 hearty healthy 40
acllic; brit. what Win please you most
Is thai You VIII feel that your stomach
anil lnte tines are clean and fresh and
gpn viii not nced 10 resort p laAA
ives or liver pills for Blliou'McsH o.
Constipation
This city will havu many Dlapcpsli
ranks ,ae some people Rlll call them
hui Yon Will be cranky abe,ii this
/ plendil agumarh prescription TOO i
gnn ever havr lhhlRe lluu uf Gaslslils
9r any other siumueh mlaerS aud ca
lnaI one .TrInnEle nI nanenalM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
NIbIaak--I4askeII NuptIaIs
lnaIIs Oklahomanl

tnail3 Oklah0manl
All preparations for the marriage
Of Miss Frances Haskell and Editor
Leslie q. Niblack, hage been com.
nleted. 1iic elevated stand formerly
used by the president OF tie senate,
has been bcautiilcd with a canopy Of
southern smilaX and flowers A white
weddlng holl Of lalsies hangs beneath
lt Under this The bridal pair will
stand whan Chlei Justice Kanc. Wlll
prom nncc thom man and Wife We'd.
ncsday cYeniDk The stnifWays and
chandeliers have hceu draped with
lhe cllnglng smllaX vines. The inter
ior of The senate chamber resembles
n conservatory With It's vines palms.
10i plants and llowers,
The first rehearsal was tonight az
seven O'Clock II was Witnessed by
lripndS Ind prominent eInlc officials
Presents Worth $4,000.
The Wedding presents are hcRiltl
ful They are shown IN tho Cover
uor'R roar Office. Mare laan cue iuu.
dred pieces Of cut glass are shown
aud bul an uf NC presents ha1e hcen
arranged There are three iuagnih-
cont cscsE Of siivrl ard many siualal
silver sets, end single pieces The
frognts are arranged into three
ercups silNpr. china and cnt glass,
/ and ihelr aggregate value Is approx
maleIy siD,nOe The presents are from
individuals and state departments the
t.ender stan tho stats board Of asrl
culture presented magnificent eansi
! uf silver 4ap criminal court DE ar
/ peals II the nor Of h punch bowl
ma al:issls with q silver einhDsstd
ttdJ. Tho oklahoma state medical
association L chest Of silver the Ok
ahnnla l'rass association cni glassi
! tht Democratic Presa assoela'iun cot
! laretles lresents afe sin arriTnA
/ rhn Wedding Will take place ut
alelf o'clock tomorrow night IT !
Adlnr'a state urtaesEta VIII plat 10
ienErlns Wedding march Tor the hfid
| Ill party to onter aud Mendelssahns
aa u goes out
Tho EfaomsMan ARE 10 be- lh6 I'll
GERS of the staff. IN full dress uni
form with Lieutenant Governor Geo
/ W. lleilamN as hesl man Misses Lue5
anA Jane tlHskuli, sisters pf the bride
Gma Weleh 81 MuskoHae ANT Ruby
/ emfan VIII aci as bridesmaids Ihea
viii wear pnk mesallne gowns aut
/ 0ll carry Easter Titles tiuearn8f
/ 4. 81 llaskell viii give the brldl
/ nway Miss Josephine NORRIS Il nl
Fcuea cits and Miss Faye sandlli
/ win act rs flower girls
| II Hrieay Party
Tia orchestra will be stationed i
af aleat6 III tho leIl al tho SENATE
ehsmher behind screen uf paml
| anl smiias The erlef Of a. hrlda
lAaft# will ka Adiutant NHueral I
| Nj. Canton and Major Black fpllpwei
4 BY The ether staff Qaicega Maids Fl
IS ed 81 thN tl0Aer girl and flnl
bearer 8lll come neAt Tho hrid ans
Fer ls4her win come next and wll
meel The efpm and hest man nude
The large tanUpy Il ise ansl ul Il'
senate chamber
Immediately following The ceis
mrns III bridal party Will 50 q To
reception fnnals n ae lirsi llap
81 the state hDHse and Will lhefn 4
c0ivn the guests until ~ a'fiack
The entire lower fnof will be de
! nfatch With palms. llagg and llnwef
I Tie enI0t seheue in tae dlnirs ID ]
bsmH riDK and white The First fei
I lmefttliI baud Viii play duriHs lhe I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

,Br a. ~ Johannes late a Ber
va coming. Tho public win expert
cneo d rare trent hearing llis lecture
of nr. Johannes at tae First N n.
clnrch Thursday evening Arm !.
al 4 O'clock Admission 80 cruIe TICK
cts on sale 1t poglutflcr Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
Short Cuts to the News

Work commenced thla morning 80
tnarslng the sania ne depot plltflrmg
Ten men are al work The platform
T. 70 ue extended on tie a1utN Ia Nls
las avenue, maldng platform lW0
blocks long The platform In front 81
The etsiion Is ID be extended 1n thc
vest % lhe fourth track
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the Williams aludle The chorus mem
bels are taking much interest 10 lhelr
work.
nr and Mrs nc. Mahr ana Mr
aad Nts ! " Ruby. OF Shawnee.
mIitcd llly moFnirS aed af guests
al tbs lonr
Former Representative SsN Mrs
+ vandayehfer are amoHs De Tar
tlcssiIlc guests in lhc capital CTS tt
day
Former Delcgate and Mrs Mllas IA
salcr arrived this morning iroul pauls
Valley
Judge aud Mrs J Il. A. Robertson
arrived on thc morning train from
caandlet
herman IS Haskall, son oi Gov
ernt ana Mrs Haakcll arrived last
evening from Muskosee
Ar and Mrs f. clay Wlllb OF
Fairylew, are guests az the Hotel
Royal
Mi and MIS- $. Weeks are
among the Muakoeee arrivals at the
! Hotel Rcyal today
Judge and Mira Jean z nay arriscd
\ lhis afternoon from P0ltat Judge nAs
fls member of the cedifyiug comnla
sion FocenslY appointed hy the bqve'
lnor
Misses nollle and Nell liuut of l'ar
eel, are the guests 81 Judge and Mrs
Henry NJ turman at the Hotel lone
Former Representative and Mrs j
In Crouch ci Forum are Guthrie yle
ii0rs. Mr. Crouch wad among ihe
editors n lhe First oklahoma lesisla
iure.
senator and MIS- S. A, c9tdel az
Ifiyeu Tits morning from Chandler.
Bankef Fahk J WleaH and famlh
are here irum saltwater
Senator i j soldani wife and thre
+ talented daughters afe guests at 1h
7 Hotel lone
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NErTlE HOLLIS MATTHIAS

NETTlE HOLLIS MATTHIAS
The Only coiurnd Specialist In the
city maker 81 haIf goods Fashionable
hair blessing manicure ,niaeHaaes
ahampoolng, chlropo6y appuifsfuentfs
made outalde of city for partlee of
five or more, ralned N Chicago cot
leue Satisfaction guaranteed, Tel Red
1885 Or write oi0 10th street ok.
lahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Hutchinson. Kans After trying doe
lors aud dilfnrent medicines 80 kld.
ucy. baddf md rheumatic trouble.
Halra rexaA Wonder cured me, Y "a
lhc best medicine on earth Walter
VI Perry. 30 4, Main street Sold n,
all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

LOST sla6OO Monday musnlng be'
tween Oklarnmu state bank and.
state House, l.lhrrul reward v fe.
turned % tioo. NcNeal at Slaic HOUSE