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The broad ax., 1910-05-28

Memorial services will be held Sun
day afternoon, June 26th, in honor OF
Paul Laurance Dunbar. The pro
gram and location viii be given later.
The affair win be under the manage
ment OF julius N. Avendorph.
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]. w. Casey. agent for the Gran
ford Apartment Building. Seth and
wabash avenue; has removed HIS Of
fce from $50 Rush street, to room
SOS. lO1 washington street.
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The Spectators.

Many spectators think it a great
hardship that they have to sit down
and wait for the crops to grow.-New
York Evening Post
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BULL TERRIERS FOR SALE.

For Sale:-TWo male, game pit
Bull Terriers, months, Price $1,000
Hamlet, 50Se Armour Ave.
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Mrs. J. Gray Lucas, of 1887 Wabash
avenue, leaves today for an unlimited
visit to relatives at her old home, in
Indiana for the benefit Of her health.
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THE HIRAM KELLY BRANCH OF
THE CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY
THROUGH THE EFFORTS or ITS
PRESIDENT, Ro6ERT }. RoUL-
sToN WILL BE CONSTRUCTED,
CORNER s2ND AND NORMAL
AVENUE.
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CHATEAU RINK NOTES.

Rain or shine, the Chateau Garden
viii open its gates to the public Sun
day, May the 18th with the best Vau-
deyiIle show in the city, also moving
mixtures, roller skating and dancing,
easy chairs, swings all in the open
air. All good people are invited, best
Of decorum, admission 1Oc, one dime.
Take State street car to the door,
5s1s State st.
Come out where the air is pure
and the fun most furious, and hear
the great First Regiment K. Of P.
Band at the Chateau Garden. Your
money back if the Comet strikes.
Monday. May sOth, being Decora-
ton day, also a holiday, there viii
be big attractions at the Chateau Gar
den.
Don't miss hearing Hugh Buchanan
in his own illustrated song, 'Mamas
Black Baby Child" at the Chateau
Garden, Sunday May 18th.
You can skate in the open air these
warm evening at the Chateau Gar
den.
As usual, a record breaking crowd
visited the Leland Giants new base.
ban park, 6sth and Halsted street,
to witness the great game between
the Stars OF Cuba and the Leland
Giants. Score III in favor Of the
Giants.
Don't forget to see the game Sun
day, May the 18th between the ex-
City Champions, the Normals and the
Leland Giants, at Leland Giants
PARK, ssth and Halstsd street. Game
called at $3.50 D. m. Come early and
get a good seat After the game visit
the home OF the Leland Giants. 5S24
State street. the Chateau De Ia Plais-
ance. Roller skating, dancing. vaude
VIE show, and moving pictures.
The tan Of the town. the Chateau
Garden. 5sfs state St Grand opening
Sunday, Nay ssth-
80 !
] 81 in his own funny comedy ct the
Chatezu Garden, Sunday the zsth.
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

the Brunswick Hotel. 5000 State St.
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
Holt, at the Mossdale Farm, near
Niles, Mich.
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Mr.. and Mrs, N. Penticost, have
moved from 5243 Dearborn street. IN
to their own home, 35S7 Vernon ave
nue..
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EYES EXAMINED AND TREATED.

Dr., P. ]. Scott, ocular specialist
Spectacles and eye glasses made TO
order. ssssh State street, Chicago.
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SIX ROOM COTTAGE FOR RENT.

Nice 6 room cottage In fine condition
for rent. SIS per month, 543s Butler
street.
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George W. Holt, the head light of
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

The tan Of the town. the Chateau
Garden, 5sfs state St Grand opening
Sunday, Nay 18th
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

Entered a. sseOnd-ciass Matter
Aug. Is, iso2, at the Post once at
Chicago, IIIlnoIs, under Act Of March
3. 1873.
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81 in his own funny comedy It the
chatsuu Garden, Sunday the astA-
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wE TAILOR sa''r ..A Pa
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

You can skate in the open air these
warm evening at the Chateau Gar
den.
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

Don't miss hearing Hugh Buchanan
in his own illustrated song, "Mamaf
Black Baby Child" at the Chateau
Garden, Sunday May 18th.
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

Come out where the air Is pure
and the fun most furious, and heal
the great First Regiment K. OF P
Band at the Chateau Garden. You
money back if the Comet strikes.
The broad ax., 1910-05-28

Monday, May 3Oth, being Decora-
ton day, also a holiday, there viii
be big attractions at the Chateau Gar
den.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
LITTLE PR OBLEMS OF
LOVE AND MARRIAGE
Does the Business Girl Make Better Wife
Than the Stay-at-homc?
BY Barba ra Boyd.

The business girl who earns her
own money aud provides for her own
peeds learns the value OF money aud
becomes experienced IN spending 1t
ludcionsly. This Is one Of the great
est gains OF business experience.
The average girl knows little about
money until she has some such train
aug She Is usually elfeh q little
;,pcket money, but as her clothing and
obcr essentials are provided Dy her
parents sIe spends this generally ~
she pleasss
by going into business. girl
leuns some of The hardshlps Of life
aud II Is iuat as eel tp realize thqi
litc Is not all "boer aud skltiles.h Sb,
is better fitted to train her children
for what IS ahead Of them IN The bat
= of lie Size ~ prepared TO po,.
1sl' 10 tacnl the so-i of arnOr they
VIII need aud - help them put Il
on s4a
shc learns, TOO, self cuDtrJl She il
80 longer ~ The mercy or lrf, whimi
and. caprlees There Is no place Il
business foG ,llcse tiIings and ihcl
D. q grairily eliTlndted from bet
character.
Fest OF Gil. few years spent Il
ibe business world teach her bette
illln anything lise can what soft 0
sofue the business person needs an'
what home means TO the one wh'
works. Nothing else can give he
lust this insight She knows what !
II to come to a CHEEKY, comfortable
tome n, night. whore q nourishinl
and appetizing meal awaits her
whsse everything possible has beeI
thought OF to rest and refresh her
She REALIZES 70 thr MI ''is' whas M
lneans 10 thr tired worker. She I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
Advanced Case OF Consumption Cured in
Eour Mnnthe

Advanced Case OF Consumption Cured in
Four Months.
Lung Germne Co.,
jackson, Mich
Dear Sirs: | feel Il my duty to write
YOU that have been saved from the
grave bv Lung-Germine. Ever one that
saw me thought I would die IN a short
time. aud my doctor told me he could not
llelp me, Analysis Of my sputum by the
State gBoard Of Health showed that thou
salldslaf tuberculosis germs We're present.
i swaS having hemOrrhages very bad and
fever los every day m N M m n
fever 1903 every day
heard OF Lung Germine and began its
use. At the end of two months my cough
was all gone and | was gaining very
fast. | sent another sample OF my spnt-
um to be analyzed and the reply came
back that there were no germs what
ever When | began Lung Germlne treat
ment | weighed 95 pounds. | used tn,
treatment four months In all and to
daS | am well and strong weigh Ii
pounds, and can tru.hfully say that !
am completely cured Of consumption b.
Lung Gcrmine. Your very truly,
MRS. Lucy BUNDY,
l403 T.. 33d Ave, Denver Col.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22

W1en Que considers all the duties
and Responsibilities that woman
takes upon herself with the marriage
VOW, It would seem that there could
be little doubt but that the business
girl Is better fitted for them than
the girl who has had 40 busincss
training
Whatever makes woman more
capable, whatever gives her broad
81 outlook on life, makes her bet.
Ter wife. From tbc snIalhSt details
70 tremendously big problems. at
lesat half of the homes happiness
depends upon her. sometimes nearly
all Of II Whatever makes her cap
able Of handling these things 20 the
best advantage fits her betft7 for the
matrimonial partnership.
This businegs certainly does, ~
trains he. In many OF the small de
tails that help the domestic machln
cry 10 run smoothly. II gives hci
such D wide outlook ON life that she
I Is able 10 grasp the big problems witt
sure hand.
A business gill learns to be pune
tual This means when she Is III,
mistress OF home that meals vii
be on time, engagements prompts
kept
She learns IN the world Of worI
the yaluc OF system, order neaincss
All these are Invaluable TO the hom'
manager Il means there will be sy-
TEN In the household work, nc1tncs
n The home Par OF the fruit 0
these is economy Tue home that i
managed systematically and which }
orderly Is not 10 expensive a house
inosu 10 run as tue Dae wi.esss .,a'
management and disorder reign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
A Wild Blizzard Raalna

brings danger, surerlng--ollen death
Ito thousands. who take colds.
coughs and lagrIppe that terror OF
Winter aud Spring It's danger sig.
naly are stuffed up nosirils. lower
part of nose sore. chills and fever,
pain in back Of head, and throat
gripping cough When Grip attacks,
as YOU value your life, don't delay
getting Dr. Kings New Discovery
"One bottle cured me" writes A. L.
Dunn, Of pine Valley. MISS. "aftel
being laid up three weeks with
Grip For sore lungs, llemorrhages
Coughs. Colds. Whooying Cough
Bronchitis Asthma. It's supreme 50c
81 On. Guaranleed By AL druggIsLs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
MAN NARROWLY ESCAPES.
sneclal 10 paily l,eader.

Special to Daily Leader
Ringer Okla. Jan. 20 While
Chester White. an cmploye Of the
Opiiz cutton gin here, held to The
machinery to keGp from being wlirl-
ed 10 death, his fellow workmen cut
the greater portion OF his clothing
from his body IN 0 derso release him
from tho machinery. While at work
Whites jacket caught on bolt head
and he was drawn into the shaftins
and whirled around twice. Presenct
OF mind of John Daugaerty, the engi
neer,f in stopping the machinery
saved Whites life. As Il, was, he suf
fered four broken ribs. his left arm
and hand were badly mangled and hi'
back seve ely bruised, and one eal
almost severed from his head.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
Mother and Son Cured Five Years Ago.
Perfectly Well Today. lfth
Lung -Ccrinlnc Co.
t,nl<o.s, Nh

IH
Jackson. Mich.
Dear Slrs; As to the condition OF my
self and mother. | can say that we are
both In normal health. In the year 1902
we We're cured of genlune consumption by
your Lung -Germinc. Before using Lung
Germlne we We're treating with the best
physicians IN Jackson. bGi seemed to &c
ne relief, TO say nothing of q cure. Une
physician told my father that notliiag
more could be done for my mother. she
being IN the second stage of consumption
was IN the second stage, Soon after get.
ting this information Lung -Germine was
recommended to US. and we both began
It's use. The result was that we were
both cured. completely and permanently
No trouble Of this kind has been noticed
since we were cured which IL now Just
about five years ago.
shall never be enthusiastic over Ling
Germne and recommend II 20 anyone who
has lung trouble IN any form. No matter
how far the disease Is advanced, | believe
II Is never too late TO give this mcdiclno
q fair trial. for II certainly has been sue
ces fiil III our cases one Of xhich was a
most advanced one.
Yours very truly
Al.ONZO BECKER
X. f. d.. Jackson, Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
WILL WE'D IN NEW YORK.

Clinton. Okla. Jan, % Charles l..
Lamb, a Clinton capitalist. Is 10 pe
married In New York City. January
%. tC Miss Lulu Benns of Enid. They
will be at home in Clinton after Feb
rnsrc / Miss Benns has been teach.
Ing in tbe public schools OF 0klaho-
ma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
COMPLAINS AGAINST FRISCO.


Special TO Daily Leador
Tulsa. Okla, Jan. ~ Claiming
that the promises made by the st.
Louis and Frisco railroad to this city
TO make number OF needed Inn
proyemeuts here have been but SO
many Idle words. the city commission
today filed a complaint with the state
corporation commission The de-
mand Is made that the passenger STA
fion be enla ged. that viaducts be
built over Main street and Detroit
avenue and that there be change
OF yards, obviating the blocking Of
the downtown crossing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
Chronic Bronchitis and Lunn Troubl
Cured Three Years Ago, and Patient
Remains In Perfect HcaItl, 10
l,I n.H

Following are few extracts from 4.
letter which we received recently from
Mrs. n G. Boldt Of Cuero. Teas Il wa
permanently cured Of lung and thro3l
trouble by your Lung -Gcrniimc stlirc,
year. ago, and am glad TO say that
am feeling fine as silk. and nave no.
even suffered with 4 cold to amount q
anything since | was cured. Before using
Lung -Gerninc | had tried almost ever
nown remedy and srvcral of our beat doc
tors, without relief. and | had lost al
hopes Of ever getting well. recommend
Lung -Germne as the only medicine In
the world that gives permanent relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
Women Make Protest.

Women OF the Hyde park club In
Cincinnati decided at recent meet
ing that one cause of the advancing
prices is the extravaganza OF those
who .efuse to live within their In
comes. 1t was resolved to refuse 10
buy foodstuffs that have risen to abb
normal price, or, II that Is impo ssible,
tr reduce the amount used to the
minimum and to seek substitute un-
til the prices are what they ought to
be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
2 Cured OF Consumption Five Years Age
/. Not Single symptom Has
Appeared Since.
Lung -Germine Co..
,JacNsol, Mich.

Gentlemen: In response to your II
quiry ! can say that Lung-Gcrmlnc cure
nie completely and permanent Of whs
was pronounced by my attending physi
clans, GENUINE TUBERCULOSIS
used only tow bottles Of your Lung-Gei
mine, and this | too IN March, 1902 4
you see II Is over five years sincc wa
cured, and there Is not he slightest ir
dication Of relapse, and not a sing,
symptom has returned
Before using Lung -Germine | was los
ing flesh very rapidly, had night sweat
and had two henlolihagcs, assn
you that ! appreciate beyond cxprcssio
what your medicine has done for me- an
hceebs give you pcrni3aion to publls
my letter III gouI wish.
Yours sincerely
VIM BERLCMAN.
l9iS Herbert ST. ST. Louis, Mo.
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a wretohed Mistake.

10 endure itching pn!pful distress OF
Piles There's 10 need TO- Listen:
Il suffered much from Piles writes
Will a Marsh Of Sller City. n. c..
Atill I go; & box Of Bucklens Armies
Save, and was soon cufed' Burns
Bolls. Ulcers. Fever Sores, Eczema
r.ds, Cfapped Hands. Chilblains
vanish before It. csc at all druggists
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ROCK lsLAno DEPOT BURNS.


Special 10 Daily Leader
Granite, Okla, Jan ~ Fire de.
strDycd the Rock Island depot aud
contents at ibis point At the time
81 the iiso no one was in The depot,
and The blaze Is Of mysterious origin.
A Rock 'land special agent has been
gent here 10 investigate the FIRE II
L believed by some thai tramps fired
Tho place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
VA, Rcslaned from Committee.

Mrs. Minnie WaIkins. formerly
president of the Illinois State FEEDER
alton Of Womcn's clubs, has been
oh iged to tesign her position as
chairman of the legislative committee
of the General Federation of Wom-
ems clubs, owing to the illness of her
husband.
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ready 10 give II to the man she loves.
The business girl is certainly a
broader minded. more alert. more cap
able woman aud. therefore. better
wife than The girl who has no train
Ing to develop her along these limos
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Make Life safer.

Everywhere life " being made
moro safe through the work Of Dr.
Kings New Life pills in Constipation,
3illonsness, Dyspepsia, indigestion
Liver troubles. Kidney Diseases and
Bowel Disorders. They're easy, but
sure and perfectly build up tbs
health 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
Reproach to eod.pn,

Mrs. Florence Kelley reproachcd
the women Of Boston at the child
labor conference when she told them
that they held The cause back by not
insisting on al eight hour day for
! the children. The South points 10
The North when its lack of child
labor lawsis called into question.
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Deserving Of Sympathy.

Mrs. Pankhurst, the English suffra-
gette, made many friends while she
was in this country among those who
did not think as she did on the suf-
frsge question as well as among
those who do, and they will be sorry
to hear that her son, just entering
on manhood. has just died Mrs.
Pankhurst was considered by those
who met her most motherly wom-
an. and, no doubt. she will suffer
from tie blow very much
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
FILTRATION PLANT BIDS

Ardmore, Okla. Jasi. 22.--The board
OF city commissioners has extended
the time for receiving bids on septic
tanks. filtration plant and sewer .ex-
farslcn un'il reh oi Al plans will
be ready by Feb. III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-22
prominent Women suffraeists.

Prominent Women Suffrsgists.
A new suffrage society has been or
ganized in Philadelphia, which is TO
be an Equal Suffrage society of the
state, and among the names of well
known women VINO are vice presi-
dents are those OF Mrs. Charlemagne
Tower and Miss M. Ca ey Thomas,
the latter president of Bryn Mawr
college, the institution in which Miss
Helen Taft Is student. Bishop NC.
Vickar OF Rhode Island is one of the
honorary vice presidents.
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The Daily fashion Hint.

!. One has only to pass the counters
of the department stores to realize
fiat much hair is the rule nowadays.
Such quantities Of 1t are for sale,
and the young women behind the
counters have such quantities ar
ranged on their own heads, that there
may be no doubt about the fashion
able disposition Of false locks. Large
pins are used to hold the braids or
coils in place and sometimes these
are Of gold and silver, especially with
evening dress.
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q. r. W. 9. RULES Rexision.

w, VI FVuICu Ff~vFSFVFf'
One of the interesting points that
will be. taken up by the revision com.
smittec OF iae General Federation OF
Womens clubs will be the rule In
regard to the nominating committee.
AS II Is at present. a state With only
one delegate has as much to say as
q state with twenty or more,sthe
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! .ltFH ] Hfbfl

state presidents forming the COM
mittee on nomination. There is a
popular clamor for change, and no
doubt in the revision the representa-
tion will be taken into account.
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The busiest an6 mightiest little
thing that ever wa. made is Cnam-
berlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
They do the work whenever you re-
quire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy. gloomlncss into Joyous
ness. Their action Is so gentle ono
don't realize they have taken pilrg
atlve. Sold by all dealers
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Cured Of cronic Consumption
Il L. y Il l.. a l.
W"HUI, JHCkSUII, MIVIln
I.llng -l.prnIne %

l.ung-tiernlne Co,
Dear Doctor: 1t Is with pleasure that
write to You TO let YOU know that afte
taking WON onths treatment OF Lung
Germne, | am completely cured Of chrom
c consumption. My case was diagnosis
before taking your medicine by several 10
cal physicians. and they pronounced M,
case Chronic Consumption. They also tol
me that my right lung was ~ badly clos
ed up that not particle of air entert
Il, and so TO speak, was OF no good I
me whatever
| called on my regular physlcinn N
10th of tails month again. and he teste
my lungs. After doing SO, he told me m
lungs were sound as those Of an, health
person. He wa greatly surprised to fin
them In this condi ion must, Of cours
give Lung -Gernins absolute credit ft
the condition my lungs are IN today.
| have increased In weight from 100
l20 pounds, and 50 far rs ] can see IN
cure Is complete. | assure YOU that | wi
recommend your Lang Germmc to an
one whom | may run aci oss with wea
lungs. With best wishes ] remain.
Sincerely yours.
MRS. EMMA HAYWOOD,
Ogden, utah.
r. S.--Please address all correspond
ence to me In my husbands name, MI
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WOMEN,S
DEPARTMENT

Tie wave Of interest in woman suf-
frage seems to have reached 81.
Louis, as there have been several
talks on the subject this week and
more are promised. It is definitely
settled. 1t is gumored, that Miss
Ethel Arnold is to come 10 St Louis
under the auspices of one of the clubs
of the Eighth district. She 1t will
be remembered. is a sister of Mr.
Humphrey Ward, but she favors
while Mrs. Ward opposes suffrage
1t is also pretty certain that the
Greek E.nics club will bring prom
inent suffragist to st. Louis, and a.
number OF women a.e proposing that
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch be the
one invited Mrs. Blatch is daugh.
ter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and
represents the aggressive American
suffragist.
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ch.r-h in the South.

ch.r-h in the South.
Il hfe-irayclcd from TIE Atlantic
10 The paclilc in America, and In
mcst Of the leading European coun.
tries, and nowhere have | found Sun.
DIV observed rs Il Is in the South,
The church Il! such favor or religion
SO much part OF the peoples lives
write Clarence II. Poe. 1T viii be
we'll indeed II The church with us
shall e2lidte It's great opportunity
SHALL Iand Itself 10 the occasion. and
MAKE itself the mightiest FACTOR in
.hc production OF that Ideal charac
ter o. which I have written--the char
acier which we'll combines the nn
swafsing upright ness OF the Puritan
with The warmth and geniality fol
Wi ioh the SoutherfIer is already dis
liineuished It Is not senti
lNenlnlism IL mot mere Eenera,iza
jon. bur Il II the tlnth of hisfor,