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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-05

our soldier boys, Company F. West
Virginia National Guards, have return
Ell rom their annual encempment at
"ettysoHrg and report having had a
very Hne time. The boys come back
WITH iire coat of tan showing that
ey have been in the sun.
Ihe annual Harvest Home which
mas been given by the mem bers of The
Scrabble al. Il. church, as been aban-
aoned for this year much to the regret
Vi many who have been accustomed
TO attending and enjoying good din
nsr and a pleasant outing in the
woods.
we greatly regret 10 learu that MIR.
marry l.. Doll is very i'll at his home
% East Burke street, this cry. He
suffered a stroke of paralysis few
Gays ago and lis condition seems to be
growing worse rather than better. His
many friends hope for his speedy re-
coyery.
Alls' Carrie Bowers, the youngest
daughter Of the late d. IL. Bowers, OF
.n'S city, is very i'll at The home of her
brother, Mr.. Harry Bowers in Grafton.
me young lady went to Grafton
wan her mother TO visit her brother
"uu soon after getting there was bitten
VI 'le lip by some insect which has
caused her serious illness.
t.. me Oi'y hospital, of this city, has
just gotten in fine new automobile
I1ou'Snes. 1t is not only good look
s out has great strength as well as
t t'Dilott' 1t was made by the Craw-
80 works, at Hagerstown after spec
0.. A''0ns gotten up by Or. t. X.
aus the head of the hostita 1t
p run over from Hagerstown on
,t 'Iu"y and has since been in use at
hospital and is greatly admired.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-05

,,.spmENys FOR THIS PAPER RE
-,v.n uitb the GUARANTEE that the
OSCILLATION OF the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS. that of any PAPER pub
,.hsd in Msrtinsbars. berkeley
county, West virgins
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-05

Successful Sunday School Con-
vention held Here.
The Sunday School County Convention for Berkeley
County held the First NJ f. Church city
day night last.
General Secretary A. T. Arnold of Wheeling presented
and delivered besides were
NUMEROUS addresses made by Sunday
county
GENERAL TOPICS.
THE M assa W We Study Do
Master We Serve
TUESDAY MORNING.
e.oo-Opening Service of Praise - ..
Prayer asking Gods Blessing upon Convention
S. s. work of the world ----~... Rev W. D. Mccurdy
o.3o-Devoona Bible Study Mr.. Arthur r. Arnold
1o.15-Song. Gen Sec'y
1o.25-Appontment of all Committees.
Registration of all Attending
Getting better acquainted with each other
105oThe great Charleston Convention Rev. Gruver
1i.1o-Ofering for State Association.
Song.
The Best Won Deserves .@s % Is, , sofR@sn
12oo-song.
Benedcon- ]. b Chamberlain
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Prayer..~-.- -... - Rev G. s. Trump
3.2o-conferenee of Workers on the Departments
Ilone isuauon'
@AuNaheeu .@+".~~.a~rt arthur = Arnold Gen oec "
345-Address Sunday School,
and the Preached word Rev j. Paul Wright
4.10-The Teachers preparing to teach
His Personal Preparation
Week dav WORT sneaters IN ,;r,tas each
4O-praver pe, ky A po,st
-. ~ .. ~. - "
80 49, ~ ui's iSaaei''
Stewardship Report Of County Treasure
Report of District Officers
5.15-Report of nominating and other Committees
Eectng OF ohcers ohefng
p NeV' ~ f1ohheihs
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Marie Pierce Warner, wife of
Editor w. G. Warner Of the Lamar
Leader, has issued booklet Of
poems that are said to be very
good indeed, Several of the po-
ems are on the general subject,
Missouri"
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Mines. Requa and W. H. Ward
entertained the Junior League
Saturday afternoon at the Ward
home. Mrs. Wald is the league
=
superintendent.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Mrs. ]. H. Lloyd of Milo is visit
ing here with the families of her
daughters, Mines. L. E. Thornton
and A. ]. Baker.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Rev. Requa left Tuesday to at
tend the M, E.. conference, which
is in session at Elderado Springs
this week.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

The families Of G. S. Wolf, o. E.
Roberts, ], A. Cozatt and L. E.
Thornton enjoyed a pleasant out :
ing Sunday At Bird Lake, four
miles west of town.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Get your seed potatoes at
Luce's. He has the pure Red
River stock, and prices are right.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

For SALEM. M. Johnson "Old
Trustyn incubators on 80 days trial.
WALTER Dapp, Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

B. P. S. house paint can't be beat.
Pitts is agent for it.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Flour Sale at Schroeder Elevator
! Lowest price. Come and see US. 2-17f
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31
:, Eggs taken same as cash.
Vogue Millinery.

How are the figures on the margin of
your News?
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Mrs. Ed Ballard is on the -sicl
list. -"
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

Screen Paint and all kind of var
nishes. AT Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

:, Mines. R. L. Roberts and Ertie
Shoenjaket spent Monday in Car
,thage.
The Jasper news., 1910-03-31

+ Rev.'Hogan will address the
public school students at the Bap-
list chafch Sunday evening.
Everybody invited,
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
PLAN TO RAISE Fund
/. FOR NEW CATHEDRAL
Foundation Certificates to
Be Sold for IS, Pay
able 81 a Year.

The building Of the magnificent Wash
ingtOu Cathedral, which, when com
pIeted. will be one Of the architecture
glories Of the Capital and Of America
has received rev impetus from the
impressive ser vices held yesterday on
the chanceI foundation, and from the
plan just announced by Bishop Hard
ing for the further raising Of funds
toward the work
In order that every one may take part
in the contribution Of funds for the
foundation OF the cathedral, hve-doIlar
certificates. known as foundation buiIC-
Crs' certificates, have been issued by the
washington Cathedral Chapter These
certificates may be purchased Cor s
each. OF at the rate Of 81 per year FOR
five years
The names Of those purchasing the
certificates. or making any Offering to-
ward the cathedral viii be entered az
cathedral foundation builders IN the
Book Of Remembrance. which IS 70 be
ken. IN the .chancel OF the cathedral
In the services held YESTERDAY at the
Cathedral Of SITS Peter ana EauI e.
celebration Of the Feast Of tn AsCeu-
sion Bishop Harding, I'm MS sermon
dv-elt upon the need for q "nationa
Cathedral in the nations Capital The
omen air evensonZ. in which all the
cierrv OF the diocese assisted, az which
was largely attended was conducted
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
JAPANESE PRINCE
VISITS MONUMENT
Is Guest of Vice President
At Luncheon In
Capitol.

Prince IyesatC TOkugawa, president or
the house Of peers of Japan, who ar
rived in Washington yesterday is spend
ing a strenuous day in the Capital, and
his i,,tl4 ii,y-sslss - not end until late
tonight If the present program is car
RED out
The Prince. accompanied by Mr. NJ
Sengoka. second secretary Of the house
OF peers, and Mr. NJ Shitara, Of the
Princes household, paid a -isit 70 tke
top OF the Washington Nom nent-
shortly before noon, the Prince, &C
companed By Mr.. SengOka and Mr., Shi-
tara, and Baron Uchida- ambassador
from Japan, went 10 the Capitol, where
they spent the greater portion Of the
afternoon
From noon until nearly l O'Clock, the
party were visitors in the Senate cham
Der. where the Prince was al attentive
listener to the various discussions Spe-
cial attention was paid to the parli-
mentary methods, for the Prime, as
president OF the house Of peers, holds a
position corresponding somewhat 40 that
Of Vice President Sherman
After a stay IN tbs Sena<er the party
ad Tourned TO the room Of tie committee
on military affairs, where NiCv President
sherman was host sJ a luncheon II
addition 20 the japanese party ans Vice
President Sherman. the following we're
present Secretary OF State Knox, Sera-
tors Hale, Lodge, Depew, Root, Bacon
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
PYTHIAN SISTERS
TOATTEND FUNERAL

Delegations from both Rathborne
Temple. No s. Pythian Sisters, and the
Grand Lodge Of Officers. Knights OF
Py-thias. have been appointed TO attend
the funeral Of Mrs Clara G. Wiley.
mast chief ruler Of the Rathborne Temple
sisters. who died Wednesday morning
at her residence. 1914 T -Fird street north
west
A brief service VIII conducted al
the house tomorrow afto noon. the Rev
E f. Marshall officiating. Pallbearers
viii be T. A BynUm. 8. H Bassett, II.
3. Armstrong, and II. NJ Nandervort,
Of the Pythians. J z BeLton and H.
w. CImstead The Rathborne Temple
Society WIZ have charge Of the cere-
monies az the grave
Mrs Wiley was a, native OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio. but was reared ana educated
in this city Her death followed a pro-
tracted Illness Of more than a year, and
was not unexpected Beside heT nus
band. Harry p. Wiley, she IS survived
by her mother.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
HYOMEI CURES CATARRH
OR NOT A CENT TO PAY

tie Of HyOmsi and simple instructions
Tor use only costs S1OO. Single bottle
Of HyOmei costs but 50 cents at druggists
everywhere and at Henry Evans It IS
guaranteed TO cure catarrh. coughs, colds
sore throat or asthma. OF money back
Nah orders filed. charges prepaid. BY
Booths HyOmei Co. Buffalo, n Y
Many catarrh sufferers use HyOmei
this way for instant relief when head II
stuffed UP and breathing difficult
Pour half a teaspoonfuI Of Hyomei
into bowl half fun Of boiling water.
cover bowl and head with
towel and breathe the heal
ing vapOr that arises II
gives wonderful relief and
many who have stubborn UA
cases Of cstarrh use this
method once every night. !"
using the pocket inhaler ~ 70
through the day. NJ
!: :. !: : {. ! !: : ~
Henry Lena. New -
Orleans. La. Says (AN ~
Hyornei ure d my AS&.s
sister after the doc TEHA
tors diagnosed her case KAL ~
as3TuberculOsis ~ M
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

on the foundation OF the cathedral
chancel and choir
Bishop Harding said.
we can have no established church
in America, but, fulfilling one Of the
cherished ideas OF the great first Pres
ident. George washington, we can have
a cathedral We can have the realiZa-
ton of the vision Of the first bishop Of
Washington. who chose this site as the
most fitting place on which a great
temple should be erected"
The estimated grand total cost OF the
foundations alone Of the cathedral is
SO, 900.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

Cure u now-start to
day-cUrs &c without pour
ing into your stomach a
vile and unpalatable nos
trum- HyoI1ei pronounced
High-o-mej cures catarrh
in nose or throat and does
Il by such a simple and
pleasant ID e { b 0 d that
thousands who have been
cured are clad to recon-
mend IL.
Just breathe HyOmei-
and its soothing. medicat-
ed and antiseptic proper
ties viii come in direct
contact with the fn1amed
parts. stop the discharge
drive out the soreness and
heal the membrane
Hyomei Is made Of En-
calyptus combined with
other antiseptics: breathed
through the inhaler Il de-
stroys the persistent catarrh
germ
4 complete HyODeI out
ut including inhaler bot
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Mems National Missionary
Congress Stands for
Religious Unity.
DRAMATIC INCIDENT
IN KOREANS SPEECH
Organization Outgrowth of Chris
tan Endeavor Society
and Y. NJ. G. A.

CHICAGO. Ill, May 6--''The nine
.ss1tr century made mankind one
neishborhOod. the twentieth century
must make mankind one brotherhood
This sentence. more nearly than any
other uttered, expresses the sense OF the
r,ee+inr and IL is readily seen that for
rba majority OF those attending the
Mems National Missionary Congress,
mankind Is already one brotherhood
7-ba three sessions each day seem to
hold every delegate At no session 1et
has there been a vacant seat on the
main floor Of the Auditorium, and many
~ the gallery seats have been occu-
pied. The addresses can be DESCRIBED
best by saying they are Ike loohlhs
through some new and marvellous tel
escope. first surveying one land ana
hen another. or BY Ifkening them 10 a
cries of ten OF twelve EImendOrf or
Burton Holmes lectures crowded into
one day
The dramatic incident Of yesterday
vas an address by Hon F H Yum. OF
Korea It was the Eastern brother IN
the Western brothers home Almost
dirninutive in size and perfect tast-
EN- type, he called forth enthusiastic
applause.
East and West Complementary
II am but an atom OF the mighty
East" said ne, yet as one drop OF
water is as truly water as an entire
ocean. 50 I am a son o. the East The
Young man in the Orient IS arn5is:.s''1
to be an old man IN the Occident- Your
old men are ambitious 10 be young In
the East We think Of the past as better,
the present as bad, and that the future
will be worse You Of the West think
the past was good, the present better
and that the future viii be best Of all
East and West are Complementary
and not contradictory We need your
hope and your enthusiasm: YOU may
profit from our calm and contempla
ton. Your activity viii stimulate Ou1
energy. our contemplation may give
You depth and repose. It Is in Jesu!
Christ that we see both made one
A missionary from the Philippines
SAYS that more people in the Philippine
islands are now speaking English aftel
only nine years Of American rule thar
spOke Spanish after three hundred and
fifty. years Of Spanish rule And yet.
said he, people say you can't hustle The
East"
T.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

est life had for him since he becams
interested
Governor Stubs, OF Kansas, urged
the investment Of not only money but
fortunes IN life and Christianity as
bringing the greatest satisfaction
The real significance Of this gathering
IS more and more InpreSslng an pres
ent Nicer before in the United States
have representatives from every demon
ination and from every section been
gathered together This movement has
united the Protestant churches OF the
United States. Canada and England as
they have never previously been united
These lands furnish 81, $4,000 out Of the
total Of S24.000.00O given for missions an
nually by the entire Protestant world
Denominations United
This congress is the spontaneous Tow
ering Of a growth that has its roots
back IN the two principal and peculiar
interdenominationaI lay movements Of
the past fifty years-the Christian En-
deavor Society and the Young Mems
Christian Association For fun gener-
alton IN the annual conventions of these
organizations people Of all denomina-
tons found themselves in one place and
Of one mind and they marveled as they
heard each in his own tongUe-MethO-
dist. Baptist, Congregational. Lutheran,
Presbyterian, and Anglican-the wonder
full works Of God
Unity was Inevitable under these con
dItious- Whatever else the layman's
missionary movement may accomplish Il
/ has already touched the farthest point
I Yet reached on the road 10 unity, and
/ Il has also shown the churches that men
I viii go far and stay long to hear facts.
7 10 hear the truth the whole truth and
nothing but the truth.
/ Three words express this congress.
universally, unity, and reality
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

Money, Kean. and GalIinger. and Secre-
tary Of the Senate Bennett.
Following luncheon, the party visited
the House Of Representative where the
Prince spent considerable time
Tonight the Prince will be the guest OF
honor at a reception by Baron ana
Baroness Uchida at the japanese en-
bassy-
Tomorrow the Prince viii be received
the White House
Sunday morning the party VIII leave
for New York, sailing for London on
Nav IL on the Mauretania- A tour or
The continent viii follow
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
VICTOR LAUDS ROOSEVELT

AMHERST, Mass. May s-LaudinE
Theodore Roosevelt as the living ideal
Of American democracy, George s.
BrenEle, a senior Of Wesleyan Univer-
sity, won the gold metal in the first
contest held under the direction OF the
New England Intercollegiate OratoriCaI
League. in College Han
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
FARMERS TO AID UNIONS.

ST LOUIS. May 5.-The executive
committee OF the Farmers Educa tional
and Cooperative Union has adopted a
resolution Indorsing the Federation 81
Labor and pIedginE all organized farm
ers to give preference 20 union produGJs
The organization is said 10 number
Zoo, 600
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
HE WAS VICTIM.

The new housemaid had just opened
the door in response 70 Wiggiesby's
ring. rs Miss Darborough IMP asked
Wigglesby-
Yes. SOFT. she's in sorr, but she's en-
gagged said the maid
yes, I know smiles Wiggleby.
I'm what she's engaged tO-"-Harper' 5
Weekly.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Pleasure In Giving.

H H. Hyde, a Kansas banker, who for
years has been giving $4,000 a year 10
foreign missions, told Of the new inter
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16
Para las fiestas.ls

El Popular" siempre dispuestG,
a proporcionar a SUI numerosa ciietJ'
tela los mas acreditados artfcu1og
de su ramo de calzado, perfumeriaI
y otros objetos, hizo oportunaman
te los correspondence pedidos y~so
han recibido y continuaran recibjen
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de nueras torn1as, para sefords, 50
Noritas, niHas q cabaNeros. Calzado
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Madrid y Londres, los tiene Ell ST.
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constantcs ia avorecedores. Para Pas
cuas, Ano nuevo y Reyes, como pa
IA los pr6ximos bales hay c6modos
y elegantes modelos. Todo fla
mantle y de rigurosa nbvedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16

IA el mes de Ma
20, en- una de
esas nananas de
pllnlaNora, Guam
do Hel'silia V
Antonio, prota-
gonistas de nucs
trO cuentO, Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-30
CORPORATIoN COMMISSION
j. y. LOVE,
A. r. WATSON.
Commissioner.
How's TH,s,

We offer One Hundred Dollars. Re
ward for any case OF. Caiarrh that
IAN not be cured By Halls catarrh
lure.
FL. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known
Q. J. Chen Y for the last Is years, and
believe h erfectly honorable IN all
business tctlpns and financially
lble to carry out any obligation made
by his firm f'13t
WALDING. KfNwAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cureis taken inter
lally, acting directly upon the blood
Ind mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Price rs
'ents per bottle Sold BY al druggists
Take Ral's Family Pills for consti
atlon.
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NEW COURT CASES

The Oklahoma steel Iron wire
FaDric company involuntary bank
uptcy
VI. Y. nou.sr 4 & Akatie Eior6o. trans
'ripi OF Judgment. 80 10
Is.M Dukes " Lam Baalaeaa ~
'oyefS of S9iqs FS y
j. +. HpTis,a trustee US. CITY OF
iuthrie rcf6y Of Sl,soo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-30
DRESSED IN BLACK AND

MOI Football colors." but the col.
or OF The carton containing Foley's
Honey and Tar the best and safest
cough remedy for all coughs and colds
DO not accept substitute but see
that you get The genuine Foley's Hon.
oy and Tar in yellow carton with
black leitew-J. y. Wallace.
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ROUND HOUSE AT LAwroN
ynocIal Do Daily l.oancr.

Lawlon. Okla. Nov. 30 y A. Bow.
ersock OF Sapulpa, okla. supcrntend.
eni of bridges and buildings on The
Frisco. Is IN the city to oversee The
work on the new round house which
Is going 10 be built here Immediately
The material for The new round
house to be built hero Is already or
dered. and II VIII be started within
the next thirty days. said Mr. Bow.
elaoek II VIII measure i0xiC0 ana
viii house -four engines, N addition
TO a machine Shop blacksmith shop
and stationary engine.
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WAN is
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NoTIcEs.


lFirst puhllHlied ut Gthge nlily l.eader.
Novcmhtf ig 1900
staic a oklaama county ~ oklaBa-
fna ssesiA tN
We j. p. JSiMflp resIdeofsSbnd H. A
kroeser seerftai3@ Die &i6al cly
Traction CouipdnSsM corpmaton oespu-
ized lpAef,1h aw4af fhd stAM or 6sua
aSinasasFfii are RhIfasand so4siaey IN.
sspsqliYlg spl.i iiic aprcai meeting 81 the
f'ockholdefs'Df iht Capital ciiy Traction
Company he'll w me office of lhe said
corpoTllon NsAbR ssAma city, osnhaIn6,
On ilIs 7isSHR NJ NoYFAibcr.e |aipt alo
i Pl3n pa 3lcsnl daS ofsNogeDlbcr
1910 dNspecidf1hectine 81 The at0ckholds
ega Of The Capital cly Fraction company
was dply aud legally held ana convened
at the office ur NE said corporation IL
me ciiy " oklahoma City. oklanci "a. for
the specific purpose of changing tie
iame Of this corporation. and mat al
such meeting an 81 The stockholdefs cf
me said corporation we're present In
pcron
z, yhereupon the meeting wan daly
called 20 order and The following resoIu-
ton was duly presented ana adopted.
to-wii.
"Recoution."
Whereas II II deemed advsahle ana
lofaiho best interests Of the Capital city
Traction Company. d corporation organ
ivad .,,,fc,. 49, 4. 49,. . "a. e,l -,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

500 MEN, 20 to 40 years old wanted
at once for Electric Railway Motor
men and Conductors. $50 to $10O a
montr: nc experience necessary: file
opportunity; no strike; write imme-
diatel; for appll at on M9 ~, rncl1s
irg s!emp Address H. !. 7, cara b.
Leader
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iscELIANEous.

-s--~>---->s~<-<>s~>s~~>~
'AANTED--P Position by eperienced
stepogiaDbers Address A. L. B. care
this paper.
.LOST-Gold pin with diamond and
ruby setting, Please return and
receive reward Mrs. Charles West.
At ----'---- - ii -
LOST-A gray fur collar either at
Brooks theatre or on the way to
lone hotel. n found leave at the
lone Reward
WANTED Work OF any respectable
kind by two young men. Telegraph
operators by trade, but viii take en-
plowment of any other kind. Ad-
dess "A" this office.
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ipeclal to Daily Leader.
ne fiardinoreS fjR n Nov g4plT Tellni4'
iaafedsahaoft sSgsdoslth hpnsssafa 6bfl
Iote'h sthndeiiei> ainf ioSi sishnaDs
jso idsbeaii s7sauawaNa TeA
afe was found about two mles norths
as' Of tho city heaten 10 pieces with
edge hammers witt dnly $lSn left
~ Its contents There Is no cleW
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FOR SALE--East hall Of SECTION "a,
To. is. range 1, Springer township,
Logan county, four room honse, stable
drilled well and wind mill, plenty OF
lrfruit, close to school,. Good terms.
See or write George A. Matlack, Sis
Lee Bldg, Oklahoma cry, Okla 4
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FOR SALE-Flrst class Challenge
paper cutter, 36-inchS terms easy
Address Leader foofilce. <2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-30

= do net believe lllere ls any 9th
r medicine 50 Eopd for ahpopIng
Ak-.4 "a .atttsf - 4 = tsts4+sit 3ssils
ly.v writes Mrs Francis rurpin.
uncilon city. Ore ThIE remedy Is
Iso unsurpassed Tor ux:ds and Group
For sale by All dealefs. .ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-30

ON live stock from or TO ihe Nailona
Stock Yards or oklahoma rpckng a
Provision Co. IN oklahoma CITY original
lug at or destined to points outside o.
oklahoma city yard limits, the switching
charges shall be absorbed by the lln'
performing the haul oatoide OF such yart
limits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-30

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