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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
@nrnm iidD OaS Scrbltlnnb ROTH
fGrGt.

SVtllIl lulI uUl ulln DNllAloJNh
9aubidmuf Der 8Glumc ipred)en, 10
0enfeu mir al Ole Soll6moloer, oeren
9l1ttcr in Den munnigioltigIten $50
riationen bon Dem foblen 0elb bis
III benz %tiefourfcln Eotb ldlllern.
Gic 6ro0e, morum 0oS berbltlIte
Soltb u%llnI1Iig Die rotbe 6orbc on
nimmt, lit idon mieoerbolt sum De
aenItun0 c~ingcbenocr llnterluhnngen
oentud)t lporoen, nber crit Dor &urs
icnn bat oicicS Yroblcm cine Spiung
a%cfunocn. Ger @nglGnoer Sperton
modtc lGmlid) Die Intercollegiate
@obrncbnung, ooB Die neugebtloe'
ten 9lGttcr Ginger Grcmplorc pom
IroifbiB (Sp0rodoria morIuS ros
nac), Der %befonnterL oft III 3tmlnters
G"lollorien 0eboItencn Sd)pimmpfloh'
&C, Ole oicien Nornen erbolten bot,
neil Die Wilr5el utten obgeltuBt, lptc
obucbroden criheint. cine lebboTt
rotbbrultnc 6drbung o%nnobrtcn,
nodocm tic cini0e Gage in elmer
Ihiuud,en H0iltng bon Gobr5ufer &c
holten norbcn mnrcn. WcIterc Yer
lud)e Scigten, ooB Die auItltr aus MT
lcren Eeidcn tno Siimpfen leld)t 81
beid,oifcnoel GilullSelt in SoIungen
BON &obr5uder, Grouben5uder ltllo
6ruftoic regclmGBig bicic 8irtiIn9
uiti Die 51rbung oerieni0en Slntter
iibte, Die lid mGbrenb oes auientbol'
tes Der 8flun5e in Der 5llderboltl9en
90iuu9 crit cntluidelten, ooB ober
ioqor Die 9lGttcr, luelde Dor Dem
Gi1oringen IN Oieic uoa entrutfelt
iuorcr, ollmoliG bic gleld)c ROTH
broltnc 6Grbulg o%nnobn1er.
Sucrtol unterlltdte nm dltdl olc
biniGuiqcn 8lotter bea Scrbltlollbea
mo funn, ouB Tie 5llr 3eit lbrer MOTH
fGrbuulg mebr 3ltdcr ntlo luclllger
StGrfe entbulten ais I'M Sodlpnl,
nter. YltSbnilcrn0e Slotter, ooS bclBt
ipld,e, Die, mGbrenb oeS lebtcn Cont
merobid,nitteS 9ebilOet, bis 5llnl tola
oenoen Sriibling oocr CONNER an
Seben blcibcl, perliercn ibre rotblI'
der Sinten nit 9tiidfebr oes mar
men Wcttcrs uno iperben mteoer
oriln. Sierbcr 0CbOren inter oitoe'
rem Stcd)pullncn uno Gpbelt. Yet
niclen miro inn 6riiblin9 Der 3ilder
oeo 9lotteS UicDer III St1rfc 5ltritd-
perpniloclt.
Is iolqt olta alien Oicicn Serllt.
d,cll buo N%od)itchenbe: GrItcnS, Die
rothfGrbertocn Subltorlicn Der grit
nell YilonSen linO i'll ocll mclNteh
SGQcn Gerbinbimgcn tonltutortlger
aorpcr nit 3lider; 5iuciten", Die
bnuptiGdliditen pbplifoll'd)en Se'
biuoilngen bel Der 9iloung Der TO.
tben Iyorbe iinoS onneniteilL Der ollf
Der einen Seitc Ole Niiinilation NIT
,3~ilderbiloune iteigert ltno orf Der
onoeren Den hemiihen Ero5eB be-
id,leutigt. Scr sur Sorbitoffbiloutg
iiibrt, urtb cine nieorige N%ud)ttentpe'
rotltr, peld,e Die llmbiloulg oes 3ii'
dcrS in St1rfe pcrbinocrt. Sic ro'
then SerbIttintcn iino nit ol,oere''
@ortel ooS oirefte Gr5eigiiB Der
born berrifctoen INSTRUMENTATION
Ioftoren: Soitrcnihein nno nieorlge
5emperotitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
&urtuGrts!

IaS 9er5 erbcbt, c5 offnet lCtnC
Yfortcn,
Tie ountIe Eieie miro pom 2id)t cr-
Ger GroboIl iteiat aus nGd)tIid ount-
len 6Iutben
Die Sonnc nubt nit ibrPu Strublcn.
9l,,tben,
SIR 2idt crgieBt lid iibcr ollc @clt.
Nod)t 9ubn Dem 2idt! 10 rlIit Der
groBe Wieiitcr,
Zen 8lid rlud) oben, 81 Dem Hcid)
Der @eiiter,
Ger oltc @ubn oeriinfe III nS9tidtS!
@out Sbr BEN Gotcr ifou'n in iciner
&lnrbeit?
Qonn oicut i'm @eiitc ibm ulo III Der
Wobrbeit!
60 iprod) Der grobc SpcnOcr olIe9
&id)tS.
Wlud)t 9uDn oent &ihtl 10 ricf nit
Qomeritimmc
Sin Oeutider @eIO; nit cOlem 80.
lpengrimmc
Sd)ritt mutbig CT Der nClteIl Belt
Oorun.
99ic ullb oic finIteren Sdcrgen i'm
beItiIrmten
81 piloc Mogen nm iein Soltpt lid
tbiirmten,
Gr bats %gerpo9tl Dem Hittc brod) er
8abnl
Wtod)t 9obn ocm 2idlt! 10 ruIcn
pad'rc W6uner,
Ge9 Observation-Disclosures mlttbigc De
fenner,
@iupeg nit 5olidbcit mo nit 6ronls
meleil
Sic beiIigite Der Eilid)tcn IoBt ms
ilben
SSn jeoem Menid loBt inns ocll @ru,
Der lieben,
Sin Ycreat Der gor5cn Seld)eIel!
WIad)t 9obn benz 2id)t! mag audi
Der Grob er5ittcrr,
lluO Gromerieelen Sud ocn aeld)
berbittern,
&er5aget nidt, Sbr Otonncr oleIer
3eitl
0enft an Die glten, Die ibr &ebel
lpagten,
Die nid)t i'm &erfcr, nod lml 600
perSngten,
sic lcbcn fort in Der llniterblid)teit.
Wtodt 9obu Dem 2id)t! So mobnt
ms ooS S%obrbuubert,
9uS icoe fiibne Wcnid)entbot beipltts
bert,
Ms eilten &ihtitrubl Cilicr lleucn
3cit.
Wenn Yboriider ibren 8eifer IpriselI
lluo feige Wcmmen bel Dem 6lelId).
topf iiben,
IS miro ood Siht, troB ollcr 9unfel-
belt.
Wtod)t 9obn Dem Sid)t! lton
iIommt'S in uaen 3onen,
Ic3 @eiiteS Some iicbt man bobcr
tbroreL
Sb oild) Die 3bicrgeltoltcn lie be
Miog aud oos Seer Der 8lnlterllilge
idlreien
llllo Grd) nit SAB, nit 9fteoertrndlt
%be0r1llcll,
Ncr5ogct nid)t, tic boben ibrcn Sobll!
Wod,t Wabll ocru Sid)t! on berrlld)-
ties bon ollen,
9u oeiild)cS Golf! Lob oelIlc 6obllcIl
luolicn,
&eraiB es nid)t, mas 6ott al Cir &C.
than.
Sb in Der Seinlatb, I'll, Oh IN Der
Sernt,
. buloige Dem belttldcn Nonlell
gerlle,
Ger oertid)e Same lit fem lccrcr
Wobn. ". y. v.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Spll man lanae ldllafcu?

Gle 0ealler oeS loltgen Sd)lufenS
pflegen lid gepobnlid III ibret &c.
boliptungcn, Dob mr. iuenig Shlof
oeIuno lit. pon Den W1nnern iule
Irieorid) Der 8roBe, NnpoleonL Mel.
lington uiterltiisen 81 lniien, BON
Mdnnern, Die befonntlih Itur bier
Stuu1oen Sflnf braltftell. Gas ma
reil ober ebeIl 10 nltBeraemobnlide
MGnner, BOP lie nit ibrer Gnergte
iooor Die Hutilr, lto 5ipor Die Nn.
trr hires ei9eren &orpero 6e5luingelt
fonnteu. Su @irflihfeit 1T LANCER
Sdloi ouBerproeutlid) geihno, lllo
fir Ssrallen io9or ein iebr ptd)tiger
Softor sur Grbalturtg ibrer Sdols
beit. Riemals ielte man Die 1d)ipere
M%iioigfeit porilbergeben lolIer, obne
lid 81 9ett 81 begeben. 9tienlnls loll'
te man ollfiteben ebe mani ntht boil
fpmmen olisgeihlofcn bat. GerDinnlt
ioa 8 Stnnoen, Die 6rou ioll 9Stnl.
Den id)lofen. Sdru1hlide atnoer
ieaen IL bis IA Stnnoen Ihlofet.
Ior5eitigeS llnterbred)en oeS Sbld.
les iiibrt AT eiHer oliberorbeltllfert
Sdpp1d1ilte pes aorpers mo beS
aait3cn Organisms. Die nnnd)ts
Iomfeit 70 maider Sdulfinoer riibrt
oober. boB Die ainoer nid)t poltg
oisaeidlofen bobcn, iuenn lie sur
Sdyulc sebcn. Ger Shlaf in friidcr
9uit BEL offenem 6eniict lit ous bette
fosnletiide Mittel, es erbolt Den
Scint lange roiig ullo friid).
Ser <fIeine 3metfter.
Gurldlen: ,Wnmu, beiite bnt inns Der
2ebrer er51blt, Der liebe 8ott b1tte
Die Wenihen aus eiilerl eroenfloB
aen1oht: bas fporeit bod Die Shmor'
5ett aeIt2" - Mama: nslber mnrun
henn2 0otiirlih 'bat or bic Weibtn
mld) geifniien." = &orlden: oager
Mnnin. 10 ipeiBen 9red, iuie Gu fit,
eibt's bod gar nift!."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

StereopticGns.
Tripods (wood), 81 to Sc.
Tripods metal, oollapsible), 1925
to $500.
Trays (tin. composition, glass,
porcelain, rubber), zoe to 81.
Trimmes, 40c to $3.50.
Velox Papers, in several grades, $50c
to So.
Water Colors in sets. csc to So.
Etc. Etc. s.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

ger. u. s. n. The decision Is as
follows:
"The civil service commission has
before It opinions of the attorney
general to the effect that paymasters,
clerks of the army and navy are Of
iicers OF the United States within
the constitutional meaning of that
I term, and that they are officers In
the regular service within the mean
ing Of acts of congress respecting
; retirement. which view the attor-
,hey-general bases upon the practi-
cal construction which has been CIV
en- to the statutes by the war and
navy departments and the comptrol-
Ter, the recognition ~ congress. and
the decisions of the Supreme Court.
Navy pay clerks on sea duty and
army paymasters' clerks on duty
with paymasters hold excepted posi-
lions under the, existing civil service
rules, and the commission has un-
der consideration the necessity OF
amending those rules SO as to place
all army and navy paymasters'
clerks outside the classified civil SER
vice"
The army paymasters' clerks may
rank as first lieutenants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

Chemicals fer Photography.
Camera Clamps (tripod substitute),
75c.
lark. room Lamps (oil. candle or
eleetric). Csc to Sc.
Dry Plates (Seed, Cramer, Ham.
mer).
Developing and Printing Outfits,
$3.50 up
Daylight Developing Tanks troll or
pack, films or plates), $3.50 to
$40.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
New Rations 0. K.

| The new army rations appear to
be giving general satisfaction, ac-
cording to reports received by Cen
eral Sharpe. commlssary general OF
subsistence. The chief commissary
of the department of the east says
from the absence OF criticism. COM
plant or even suggestion. Il is a safe
assumption that the ration is salts
factory In kind. quantity and varie-
ty to the troops. He adds that the
liberal savings made on some of the
components at nearly all posts, es-
pecially In the articles OF lard, sir
ups, spices and havoring exartcts.
Indicate that the allowance OF these
Is generous perhaps to an unneces-
sary degree. In his opinion the
time has not yet arrived for thor
ough and decisive test of the merits
OF the new ration regarded from an
economic point of view, but that
another years experience may fur
nish an answer to many queries now
hard to satisfy. II Is the intention
during the present winter and COM
Ing spring to send all commissaries
circular letter asking report cover
Ing such matter as Is now debatable,
the result OF which will be stated In
the next annual report.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

Levels, Soc up.
Negative Racks, 25c up.
Portrait Attachment for Kodaks. Soc.
Panoramic Cameras. IS to 500.
Promo Cameras, So to $176.20.
Promo Film Packs, 40c to SLIGO.
Plate. holders. Soc up.
Pack Adapters. 81 to $3.50.
Paste lin tubes or jars), &c to 81.
Promo Optical Outfits, Sc.
Printing Frames, 15c to Sc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
From the Ranks.

. WASHINGTON. Nov. 81. - As
the result of the competitive exaIili-
nation the following enlisted men
have been appointed second lieuten-
ants in the field artillery arm OF tho
Army: Sergt. Frank A. Turner,
Troop l.. Second Cavalry; Squadron
Sergt. Mai. George G. Seaman, Sec
ond Cavalry, Sergt. Charles &. Rey-
noids. Troop l., Eleventh Cavalry,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
Rank for Paw Clerks.

a decision Just reached by the
war and navy departments will, In
all probability, have considerable
weight with the bill now pending
before congress placing paymasters'
clerks ON basis OF assistant pay
masters with Increased pay and com
mutation OF quarters, and will effect
Edwin 8. Gee, clerk to Maj. Is. Is.
nay army phymaster. and James
Dunn, clerk to Paymaster Hornber
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
Business Notices
MEETING NOTICE
Manoa Improvement Club.

A meeting of the Manoa Improve
ment Club will be held at the resi-
dence Of Judge II. L. Cooper. Pun
pueo. Manoa Valley, on Tuesday eve
ming. December IA. 1903, at 1880
o'clock. s. DE FREEST,
44S9-4t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
Those "Hellmets."

An editorial In the 23rd Infantry
!-antaka has the following to say or
the service helmet:
"A man writes to us please blow M
the man who invented the helmets
In which the command is now being
housed. We pause here to assure on
young friend that the man who invent
ed the helmet has long since been
blown up although he didn't take wha'
Is usually regarded as AN upward
course, He very logically and Justly
followed the course of which his ne
iarious invention Is an ever present
reminder Fact Is there is no use In
having ones self blown in any direc,
lion to get the full effect of the tenn
peratnre limited at. Given a tropica,
sun and this ancient design of head
gear and a man may carry arounf
with him about as. much of the afore.
said metaphorical heat as one indiyid.
ual can well support.
Seriously, however. a cork helmet
is not so much mistake as a blunder
Made OF brass or steel the helmet was
meant to serve specific purpose An
warding on blows! To follow after
such cnmbrous design when the pur.
pose has long since been eliminated
seems bit foolish. However, we
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
What Army and Navy
Folk Are Doing

end Private Armine w. Smith,
Troop II. Fifteenth Cavalry. Those
appointed to the infantry arm We're:
Sergeant McGrath, Company i.
Ninth Infantry; Sergt. Cornety II.
Hodges. Company l.. Seventh In
fantry; Sergt. Rollo c. Ditto. 166th
Company. Coast Artillery Corps,
and Sergt. Samuel s. SHILLING. Twen-
tieth Infantry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
For Advance CORPS.

For Advance CORPS.
II Is announced at the war de-
partment that an examination VIII
be held Feb. 20 next Of captains and
first and second lieutenants of the
army at large with view to their
selection for detail for period Of
four years as captains and first lieu
tenants In the ordnance department
to MI fourteen vacancies in those
grades. The details will be made on
the recommendation of a board of
ordnance officers which will be con-
vened as soon as practicable after
the receipt of the examination pa
pers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

Major Dunning has sent word TO
captain Fetter of Hilo that he win
Inspect the company on the bic is-
iand some time during the month Of
February. IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14
Batteries for Crater.

When the Congressional party
visited in Honolulu in September
there were several expressions OF
opinion from several interested In
military and naval affairs who ven
tured at the suggestion that the
mortar battery located on the mauka
slope of Diamond Head would have
been better placed II located in the
crater proper. Military men here
at that time expressed similar
view. particularly after looking at
the extent of the available land
within the crater walls.
Military men and .others who
have had more or less experience
with military and naval matters
are still of the belief that. although
the mortar battery now known as
Battery Harlow, may remain where
II is, a new battery will be recon-
mended for. the interior OF the
crater.
Those who have never climbed to
the crater rim and gazed down into
II have no idea what big place It
Is. nor that 1t has bed OF the rich
est soil In this part OF the island.
With water sources tapped and
brought to bear upon this fertile
tract, the crater OF Diamond Head
would become one of the most beau
tiful government reservations under
the control OF the war department.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-14

= ------- - FAX y y. -
sbo,,a,. mind ,bo .rror ,,aor a,wor.
an, co,ai,,,,s 4, ,o,,aro,,r, M,
cold climates ono doosnt mind mar.
,inp goar Hare no docs 7, cote on
nj. ,erves No nj, mus, con,as. tho,
wbero tho comsor, and health a, ,ha
| so,d,ar 10 con,arno, wo ongh, o,s,,,,
IN pivs nm apv bantor,,o of,or IN,
beadares, n,ctnrod -, onc,o,, uorr,or,
and give over in pernotuItv IN the
mun,cina, no,,cs all r,ob, ana tito ~
knipb,,v aes,yps
"Tbo cork hot 10 sons,,,o oon.
,rivance for tho tro,ios nc ,,y,,,,n,
who have wo,n ,,.r for a yonar.,,n,
or two tes,ify Tb.v hova crou,,,
md , br,m 90 nj, hot. ,hor,, h.va
ana nrotect The head ana foco sro,,
The \sun The nresen, helmo, no. al,
the advantage os s,yIo =, pom.n Co..
soldier as beforo noted. :, covar. ,ho
head ana n p,od r.r, or Tho Too h.,
does NOT shado the head nm, ,ao. as
a hat 20 moa,, ,o ,o T,o h..,.',.s
used by marine divers coyers ,ha hasa
more completeIy than does tb,s hsImo,
end personaIly we feeI anon, n, co,,
Portable in one What 10 wan,ed In
this country. as every man should
NOV 4. shoaa -, M,
helmet having no brim m Tho s,das
md in front fails in both essentials q,
closely covers gives rise to superheat-
'hg' while the rest OF the head. ears.
nose and face. are left In the open
sun. The crown OF the contraption
Is all right. the top of the head must
oe covered ana II II mad Wide brlm
IKE the campaign hat such al civil.
ans nave round to be comfortable Il
would come near the serviceabillty
Oh the campaign hat. which has four
lines us much brim surface as has
ms Dutch oven design.
announcer objection IL the weight
ma awkwardhess OF the thing. II IL
impossible 10 double time In It without
irst comWeteiy telescoping the head.
is Impossible to ride In 1t. This
Iammins down on the head stops the
Teuia''oh. me open vents admit air.
y ID true. out as between hot air and
''ood man mad better maintain
mact'cai grip ON the Harvey theory Of
''Icu,a''oh'
we could say more. but this ia
F"o"sh specihc objection"
One OF the branches of the Nation,,
Soldiers Holres for Dioablad Vo,nn.
teer Soldiers. the gattle Morn,o,n
sanitarium. Is IN charge OF a physl.
,ian, with the official title OF governor
md surgeon, out this ia the smallest
one. and all the rest are administered
by laymen. The Journal OF the Amer.
can Medical Association raises the
| question whether the time has nor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT

Pimples Rash. Eruptons. etc, Quick
ly Eradioated by New SNIn Rem
edy
Ever SINCE us discovery p0s'am.
tle DW skin remedy. has iu
Is eNtralrlingry accomplishments,
exceeded the most sansulne eXpecta-
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thousands ot cases Ot eczema and era
dicated facial aus otner lishgre.
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ped with the first application giving
proof OF It's curative properties at the
very outset
In less serious skin affections, such
as pimples rash herpes, blackheadsr
acne BARRIERS itch. etc, results show
after an overnight application. only
a small quantity being required 60 ef
feet a cure. Those who use poslam
for these minor skin troubles should
lmediatel5 secure one Of the special st
cent packages recently adopted u
meet such needs Both the 50-een'
package and the regular s. Jar may
now be obtained I'm Guthrie at +. B
Lilies. Postoffice Pharmacy j. \
Wallace's. c. O. Boe's. and other lead
ing drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free Of charge by writing
direct 10 the Emergency Laboratories
.32 West Twenty-hfth Street, New
York City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Guthrie Men
and Women, Old and Young.

and Women, Old and Young.
Kidney ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years
Can't control the kidney seeretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
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Women worry can't do daily work.
Men have lame and acking backs.
The cure for man, woman or child.
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Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
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For sale by all dealers. Price so
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Remember the name--Doan's-and
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
Aow,s HIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars l.
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cannot be cured by Halls Catar
cure
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We. the undersigned, have know
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cially able to carry out amy oblie
lions made by his firm.
WALDlNG. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blooC
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price Z.
cents per bottle Sold by all Drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

Many people with chronic throat
and lung trouble have found comforf
and relief i'm Foloys Honey and Tar
rs il cures stubborn coughs after
other treatment has failed. L. NJ.
Ruegles. Reasnor Iowa, writes. The
doctors said had consumption. and
| got no better until took Foley's
Honey and Tar 1t stopped the hem
orrhages and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound as bullet.
c. r. Renfro.
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REMOVED FROM PENlTENTlARY.

special tc Daily Leaaer.
McAlester Okla. july 23-Two
men ser.ing ;ime fer murder and one
Tor assault 10 kill We're rem 1ved
from HE penitenuary 10 the county
Jail ON wrils of aabeas corpus. the
supreme court having held that per
sons convicted of a felony can not
be- sent % The penitcuuary if they
nave perfected an appeal TO the su-
prcme court and the appeal is pend
inG
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1891 Box Plated Yoke Skirt.

a most becoming effect Lingerie
batste, embroidered muslin and the
thin Indian silks that are used in lin
gerie style and, indeed. all materials
Of the sort are appropriate.
For the medium size will be re-
quired, for the blouse 3 rs yards OF
material y or - or yards a
inches wide with yards of inser.
ton, - yards Of edging; for the
skirt s 3-4 ards q or % or "a
yards a inches wide A May Man
ton pattern of the blouse. No 6292,
sizes % to 40 inches bust or of the
skirt No. 639l, sizes % to 30 inches
waist. will be mailed to any address
by the Fashion Department of this
paper on receipt Of ten cents for
each. (lf in haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage
which insures more prompt delivery)
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Weston oceantoiocean Walker,

said recently: When you feel down
and out feel there is no use living.
lust take your bad thoughts with you
and walk them off Before you have
walked a mile things will look roster.
lust try it, Have you noticed the in
crease in walking OF late in every
community? Many attribute it 70 the
comfort which Aliens Foot Ease, the
antiseptie powder TO be shaken into
the shoes. gives TO the millions now
using IT, As Weston has said, "lt
has real merit
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ASSISTANT CASHIER.

Special to Daily Leader.
Cheyenne, Okla July 23.-Paul A.
McNeal. son of The well known finan-
car. Joe NcNeal. Of Guthrie, has ae-
copied d position as assistant cashier
i'm the che. enne Cotton EXchang,
bank. going 10 work during the lasl
week.
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GOOD NEWS TO WOMEN

Father Williams Indian Herb Tab
let's, Natures Remedy, Is becoming
the most popular Female Remedy in
use. Pale, Weak, Nervous, Delicate
Women suffering from those weak.
nesses and diseases, peculiar TO their
sex. will find in Father Williams In
dian Tablets a wonderful TONIC and
REGULATOR Il quiets the Nerves,
puts on flesh. gives strength and
elasticity to the step, brightens the
eyes, clears the complexion and
makes YOU well and strong again. Tea
or Tablets. 20 cents.
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TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE.

Special to Daily Leader
CKe,ne. Okla July 25-An ohoet
is being made To organic "a baseball
league of the following towns.
Geary. Okeene. Watonga Hinton and
Hitchcock. This league is 70 be- on
ganized for the remainde. of the sea-
son. Okeene and Watonga have
both accepted the proposition