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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Bat vet from that moment. ~ | after
ward learned matters went On NOR" and
more favOrablv for me- Tn" District
Attorney had merely b'.an fishing when
he called julie To- the stand liz con
tinued hi eNciir-Ion m half h-aTtad wsy
The many witn"@-ss examined for the
people CAV" no direct "vId"nc" 10 nv
guilt Suspicion and -lur. yes Their. was
plenty and - spare. enough Indaad To-
rau-e jules face 70 turn paler though
her dark .vs~ glowed even the more
steadily a. she gazei on rn" But there
was an obvious failure u proof
All thus A. have -aId | learned after
ward m III" weary. endless Idl"ne--
afterwnrd when m. most vital news
h.coms, -tal" through reiteratlun and
even lif. Io-.-- - l..-t and even dea I h
loses ItS sting hut whil" n was going on
/ wa- absorb ,..d "ntrauced fixed by ths.
mptrpnl.-~- rNpre~sIoni'-~- pr"-"uc'' ~
COUSINS. CLAIR" ~ IN. -at Inh""dad hy
al oth.r- 10 the window nook
/ tried a. catch her eye. On" might 1s
well try to latch consuming nIm" !
tr.-I tn smile. a. formerly had smiled
when she had rrenbl'-i IN Joyous Response
To- a. Tn. effort was Useless go, th"r"
va. no doubt - u. had blended N..-
yond the pp--Inllity 81 explanation. and
vengeance would b" hers
Amer tam" was difnlv oon-clo,I- tha'
INV lawyer Mr Bplith". was on hi- feet
arguing ln reply 30 the Dis' riot ATTORNEY
I heard tn" phrase corpus d"hcti- re-
,,nat sd ~ often that The AR seemed filed
wrth a chorus of the -cho-- ~ it Tie was
strangely ia earnest; The Raz" 81 the
audience the juTymen. he Judge himself
80 often turned from him 10 me. seemed
to Indicate that what he wa shouting
and hanunering and insisting upon must
be for my beneht. hut could not
aPns- a.
Finally he - opped. The Judge bobb@d
forward in his reat He mumbled some
thing behind his beard lie jabDed ~ his
pad. There was a shout IN court. and a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
HARTFORD LINE

rom NrK Per ~ East lHyer fODI % f-v- SIG
daily except SunGay. a. .. N. Ter CouneS glcu
nlyar AadlBgs Wits f0r AigsaALs1 fotdsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

~ .o.-.a / was lIgit about Julie.
d..'' .unw. Nv fret slRh, - 'i'f-r.'d
'r" count room th. ravt morning 49, Of
r"r ~ -ua sat by dIgUin-d NruIth"r- :
.II" ral" hut smiling bravery r.,
rn.'1...r low thai the sharp eyes 81 bis-
TIT t''urusy Burl"igh followed my
~. --fI glance and that h. th"n willis
r"--.. r. 30, man a. hi elbow hut gay"
.''. '...f 20 what seemed no NOR" than
'. .-.ti u'I" - m" g.rn..
...f ....',. ton many ii-h TO fry - keen
~ '.r ruigrone FIRST and fore
n.-' .t- lNu-In" aIr- th,-f" l"s
.'.-. -., ~. M tho d."p rsCe-s ~ a
ru 20 mo. SIDE. her chm on her hand
h"-...- vanity set las" Eternity nusing
o. r'".
...~r was "a" Judge - look over
sh.-mln~- old guy he seemed
.1 90 M. bench with eyes half
ching "a a hIt 4 hconc"
g. p' muttnr"d a ruling which
IS lpd.r-taud and yahl-d -om"
n 'l.. pad b"f5re hun. which
%. would never und' r-tand
n"-" VA the Jury. Here
-p.p- wa- favortb" Ny
E.utn.. Wls getting tn" bet
o. pi,t - the same thing th"
.u. sinh ~ -ly Jok"- and
.. family interest and az
,".,-uu i'i.n 80 feel we'll
... VA looking ~ N~il |
...N.' WITH 'n.. utmost caro-.
ar- -..t ~ ~ a.. more
... t|lnut. = .r'' upon nI.
aIt-t.r- 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

rear.I a. have charged righ' through ~
". went forward and found % pool ~
n .ud tw"ly" aui hall va'd- from nv
tree. wH.r.. 49, first "lrphan' had ''-''rI
sighted ru' We wards from ~" hamh""~
ir s,.,-ruI Eggplant had ""ti"ntv ~ ~s'i
sIgh' o. u,. wh"u ! f,.Il hcuc'' NV "-'sII"
from nor Tho one | shot was rr'k"d uu
thru. tpll"s ~ with two bullets ~ Is
head and - embed most "yc'ng daV =
sluUffNT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

nOrFIs >>n RrSrI,WN>rS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
PkNNAII.VANIA.
Delaware water zap.
Only - Hours irum Sew YORK - l.. ~ z
WATER GAP HOUSE
TIN MOL MAN LAi.Ln!SI

" WI
Remains open until December. is ana Ieston .
abs the nnrst equipped best appoin tel. largest
ami most u NuriOu~ hotel IN this r~giuu. half
million dollar hotel Tor ihu-s who ~rsA the best
IN appuiu iv'-nf ~eTN tee. comfort ami luHa tlu'
lts grounds ami pr--rr,r> ,yr4py cnur- y ,"'
Noun tain. 10" htsGC~' altitude and coolest .o,A
'uu 'dtN did of fog>. daTirur>> And humidity b.
uuobstrCtci views ~ mag lntrnt noun tain
AK and rtNrI SCENERY from ever ruoT NJ
noise ur dust ~ n roads 80 f.' lr highways. hlf
within easy Ar'v>s ~ JUfh. Hotel p. AMI
ttl4lppru with over one hundred Nlrd ITfN 70
tgths. running wuvn tain ~ur'rg water IN all
rrpU,. SlsN tors s-r'Tl, light. st~a heat oyer.
log nrr~ most approve WAts- suYuN amt >aul
srE rluwhi0g sun par."rs uu all frUrs own
p Ms auu dairy ~ Registered COW. Enurr white
ssrN lU'. Trench chef Orchestra. With fires, ~
sofia. dlN rr,iOus Nll'HrI.. Row ling. Sc PRIV Ate
rtltng AFadT ms ~. lul-f- uAu De- ~trC Sew
garagr ami h'Gf class NNrr.. Coli truNIs. irur,
and river 0~hiHE. boating trap ~hoHf'Tg. ~
Special late Summer and Autumn rate Write
for tOoslet - ChmTrA views and auto nap-
Cparhr> meet trains FouTM SEASON same owner
shIn management John o. EIN ttpE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

LOVING D~~brH--". - no - % Most 80
~ ~ v N-,t T-gfh ~ -gP " IsIlt rNrryl
Sunia, tur Highland IHIls West Iu.u' return
Ing hy boat or rnlu, Cornwall. NrW u.rCn. N"y
HAuburgh Wilton PuuEhAs~p>.~ Il"uIp.' aud
Kingston Orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
VIRGINIA HAS 5000
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
BIGGEST COLLEGE TEAMS To
PLAY ORANGE AND BLUE Ar
CHARLOTTESVILLE NEXT
SPRING.

CHARL0TTESVIL VA, Dee. 10.
Although the University Of Virginia
baseball schedule for next year has
not been announced by Manager Nash
yet. II Ii known that the Orange and
Blue stars VIII play twenty-five games.
most OF them on the home diamond.
and make Northern "trip.
The 1911 season will be opened on
March Is, with a game between the
local university and Wake Forest.
Two days later the Randolph Macon
nine will be geen here. and then will
come the Virginia Military Academy
team. These games Will be primarily
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

suited in the importation of about
100000 900 worth of cut and uncut
precious stones and pearl by Maiden
Lane dealers. or this amount large
proportion is in cut diamonds and
does not include the receipt OF gems
ut other perts If entry which will
increase the total by several million
dailars.
In the eleven months ending with
November more than s31,743,000
worth of gems reached this city
through the custom house, and i'm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

for warming up and seasoning pur-
poses.
Easter week promises much good
sport here, four games OF baseball
will be played, and the remaining two
days Of the week devoted to an out
door track and field meet.
Among the teaTna to be seen In ae-
ton here during the spring VIII be
Princeton. st. Johns College. AM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Pursuant 40 decree OF the Circuit Of
Chesterfield County in the suit Of t.
Nunually VI. A. Scott, entered November
18th, the undersigned Special Commits
si6ner viii sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1910
Al 40 o'clock T. NJ
the above House pnd Lot. beng No. o
on the plan Of Bulk Hill Addition, said
lot fronts 80 fet on the South line OF Hull
Street beginning at point 1872 feet from
Lec Street, and running back between
parallel lines LIS feet to an alley IS feet
wide The house is a good. comfortable
5-roomed dwelling.
This is good property; the rents will
give you good interest On the investment
and the property will steadily increase in
value.
TERME:-One-half cash. ihc balance
ia . and IL months, deferred payments
bearing interest, title TO he retained by
The Court till all the purchase money is
fully paid.
LAWRENCE r. POOL,
Special Commissioner
A. T.. Atiameoa, Auriaoneer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

porters gay that this year ranks as
one OF the largest in the history of
the trade.
In 1905 only s12,s62.s9 worth Of
gems We're entered at this port. With
the exception Of 1905 and 1908, in
no one year has the total ever reached
s40.OO0.00o. In 1906, which was a
phenomenal Year in the diamond
trade. the appraised value Of gems at
this port was s43.573. &Ss and last year
II WAS f404g4ab6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

herst.7 Georgetown, Brown. North Ca
rolina, Lafayette. Dartmouth and
Penn State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Ads. will MI your house with board.
THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN WANT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
LARGEST YEAR IN
DIAMOND TRADE
5000. 900 WORTH OF GEMS
BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY
DURING THE YEAR.

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.--The de-
mand In this country for. diamonds
ANA other gep,v during 1910 has re.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

In the clerks OFFICE of the Circuit
Court Of the County of Chesterfield:
r. NunnalIy. Plaintiff.
against
A. Scott, Defendant,
!, Phillip Y. CogbiIl, Clerk OF said
Gpurt, do certify that the bond required
N the Special Commissioner by the
1eeee rendered IN said cssise on the 25th
- y Nosembsr, 1910, has been dull.
- und1 my band this 18th day d
y -. 1910.
7ItiW Y. CoGBfIL Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Electroliers

Electroliers are great feature
of our display this year, and
range in price from $1,000 to
5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Our Christmas Display
Appeals to all tastes---our prices to all purses.
Cut Glass

In almost anything you could
wish for, and at away down
prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
WHAT CURES EczrmA2


We have had 50 many inquiries
lately regarding cczomA aud other
slIin diseases. that we are glad 70
make our answer public. After care.
ful investigation we have found that
q simple WASH of oil ol Wintergrcell
AS compounded IN D. ID, y. can I-
rolled upcn We would not make
this statement unless we we're SIRE
Of Il and although there are many
so called Eczema remedies sold, we
ourselves unhesitatingly recommend
D. d. u. Prescription
Becnuse--Wc know that II gives
instant relief TO that tortutmg Itch.
Becauso--D. ID. D. starts the cure
at the foundation OF the trouble.
Because-lt cleanses, soothes and
heals the skin
Because--lt enables Nature to re
pair the rayages Of disease.
Because The records of ten years
Of complete cures Of thousands o.
the most serious cases show that y
h. ID. Is today recognized rs the alb
solutely reliable Ecbema Cure,
Drop In your store today, Just q
talk over your case with us.
Gray's Drug Store, 1903 West okla
homa avenue, Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Mgxlco,s BLOODY HISTORY

"The secret history OF Mexico for
the past 'wenty years IN red with
the stories OF massacrcs,' writes ~.
Alexander Powell In the American
Magazine he describes NOV the vast
estates, IN some cases amounting TO
territory exceeding the extent OF the
New England States have been ac-
qnired thr0nan the outrageous law OF
Dlaz, whereby the land of anyone
who could not prove perfect title
might be ceased by anyone else. This
law at the same time so strictly de-
fined perfect title that became
practically impossible for asmall land.
owner, OF limited resources TO obtain
one Mr.. Powell then describes the
terrible massa res that have resulted
where the samll land owners resisted
eviction. An illustrative case he des-
crlbes as follows;
Almost the center OF the state
OF Vera Cruz lies the little village OF
Papantla. Manuel Romero Rubio
father.In-law of President Diaz, dis
covered hereabouts rich tract OF
I land which was being worked as small
farms by several thousand Mexlcans
nearly every family haYing held its
property for generations Ascerta n
ing that their titles would not hold
under law, Rublo denounced the land
and the owners were ordered to move
Of. Quite naturally the refused. and
when squardon OF urales appeared
to evIct them they armed thomsclyc:
and drove the troopers away. Two
days later battalion of infantry
with machine gunes, descended on the
IN kless community and the slaughtel
began. -Four hundred seems TO be th'
estimate generally placed upon th,
number OF men. women, and children
who lost their lives defend ng theil
homes in the massacre Of papanta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

firm and fair and The skin soft end
aatiny.
A.s YOU have my sympathy. | ean
imagine how embarrassed you feel when
sou think people are looking IA gour
"mustache Why don't YOU Try dslasone
10 remove those Wild hairs? | have never
known II 90 fail Just mix u little nf the
powder with "a little water, so tE 10 mai.r
paste. ARMY 10 the surface from wh'ei,
you wish b remove the nal.s. so fsnsaiH
two ~ three minutes then Nipc 81 IL. IL
warm water. Delnt0nc IL rather ezaen-
slve. and your druggist VIII charge 4
dollar for one ounce. but 4 IS much
cheaper than ciectrolysls Repeat tbe
application OF delatonc II the hei'S
should return. They will be- thinner and
lighter each time until they tinalh e
for good. Mix the pace fresh for zach
application.
Mrs. ]. Very few of The so-ealled
egg slianipoost eontaln eggs tn any
appreciable quantity A shanpoo with
eggs Is rather difficult and niuksl
undertaking WHY don't f0u use rlatn
q pleasure instead of a torment. your
hend viii be absolutely clean. and your
hair viii bc beautifully soft and plant.
Just difselve tearpoonful Of eanshfex
In 4 cu1 nf hot water, pour HtHe ~
the bead at a time, rub AZ you woHl1
with any other shampoo: then rinse
yogr scalp and haic IN the clean warm
water canthrOV makes plenty OF rich.
creamy iather clcanscs thoroughly, r.
moves d8ndruff and relieves itching. Il
vii not fade he hair. niake Il dfs Or
brittle. or cause II 10 streak like son1r
s)aps do After canthf0x shRinpon,
f0ar Bair dries quickly. and Il i llutfs
and bright 50 that YOU can dfess Il
quickly and neatly.
O., YES. know what the sun and
wind have been dong % Jour complex
ion Use this beauty lotion and YOU
ounces Of spurlnax IA a half-pln q
hot water. add two teaspoonfnls Of
glscerine aud let cool Amply TO the face.
neck and forearms With the palm Of the
hand. rubbing gently until dry. spurmax
refre@hes. coos and wllitens the sRin. lf
removes ffcckles. tan. dryneSs. fallpwuess'
chapplng aud cracking " the skin dise 10
lieat. Wind or Weather tsc It daily IN
s4aad Of face powder Use d ffeeys Il
won't rub off or show like powder
Mrs. X. G.: You should begin taklaE
good safe. flesh-reduclng remedy AZ
enee a. fhs tepanHrg Il tor nns - taxa
On extra flesh during the winter months.
Ry dlSeolNinE four ounces, pt parhutis
( N x piFts hot water and fekIng a tails.
spaonful before eath meal. t0u will
remove yoar exsscsel nsslf rapidly wthr
out any III rffeet& apa ihaat ns1se
shanely figure THIS remtdE Il harmless
/ and has proven wonderful source or
lelief to many. many ladies who wffr
troubled with ofer-fatness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

! But | shall do the best ! can Time
Is the name that we give to a success
sion of events. But in reality there
is no succession"
you don't sayl"
Yes, / do Now, listen. At the
present moment you arc conscious OF
something"
81 am, indeed"
do you know what that something
is?'
Il have pretty fair idea
You think you have, but in reality
1 you haven't. What mean is that all
the universe, all your feeling. every.
thing In fast that comes within the
range of your consciousness, is what
we term phenomena. Very well. Just
remember that"
ITS phenomena?
That's what ! said. Or you may
call ii the contents of your conscious.
ness. Well, now, what you are con
scious of is only a particular comblna.
ton of this phenomena which is called
tue present. Pretty soon this Will
change into another combination
which we call the future. But don't
you see there is no future, only am.
other combination?
You don't really mean it,"
"Of course mean IL. Nothing is
ever lost. It's all the same, only it,
Just new arrangement, consequently
there is no such thing as time"
VIII you put that down-and
swear to it?"
Certainly"
Publish ii in an affidavit?'
If you like"
The business man turned to the
philosopher with tears in his eyes.
You have done me great sery.
ice,' he said.
In what way
why, was under the impression
or delusion-that had note coming
due tomorrow But ! will inst read
the man your affidavit and ii will. 70
doubt, be all right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Preparing for immortality.

Resignation Is tie courage OF ole
age. It will grow In its own season
and II is coed day when It comes ID
~, saws Dr. Henry Van Dyke. Then
there are no more dssappointmcnfs
Iiot we nave learned raat II is ever
better to desire the things that We
have than to have the Things that W
desire And Is not the best Of all our
hores--tae hope OF Immortality al
ways bcfpre uzz How can We be dul
or heaYT vhiiN ~f have that new tx
.pericnce to look forward fae /, w4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
GALLEY THIRTEEN TIME COPY
ta a ROYAL GIFT

NKIng George OF England has paid
Miss Agnes Murphy. the Irish Ameri-
can wrieer. the compliment OF accept
Ing copy OF her biograph OF Madame
Nelba This work Is published by
Doubleday. Page 4 Co.. OF Garden
G ty. \. Y. and contains besides the
biography several chapters by the
prlAla dcl.Aa lelseif =. taa. selection
OF music as profession and on the
science OF singing. Miss Murphy Is
known IN America. Canada. Europe
and Australia as the personal repre-.
sentative Of the singer. with whose
greatest 81 ceAses she has been den
titled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
How no CHEAT YoUR pocroR.

HOW TO CHEAT YOUR DOCTOR.
AN auto insurance against the,
ills of old age"
This is what Mr.. Herbert w. Fish
er's new book Making Life Worth
While" published by Doubleday, Page
& Co., has been ca led. Don't mis-
take II for one of the ord nary con.
veniional books on hygiene which
have been Cutting the market lately.
The author Is not an invalid, never
has been. and never will be- He baa
never passed through any severe sick
ness, nor undergone aDy miraculous
recovery. From a laymans point Of
view. he tells how to regain ones
'hcalth before losing it. and he tells
In an absofbingly Interesting way.
His work Is one to fletcnerize and
digest slowly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Fresh Topics
Of the Town
arrested With the Goods.

Deputy Sheriff Elmer Wilson OF
Meridian went to Falls yesterday
and arrested William Roper, l.. A.
Walker and Eugene Robinson for
breaking into boxcar used by some
MeXicans here as a lodging place and
abstracting therefrom several dollars
worth of wearing apparel. The three
suspects were on freight train get
ting away from Guthrie as rast a.
possible ard had not yet had time
TO dispose OF the property, which the
Mexicans Identified today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

For a mild, easy acton OF the
bowels. single dose OF D0sn's Regu.
lets Is enough. Treatment cures hab
tual constipation. 25 cents box.
Ask your druggist for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Help From Philosophy.

tl1fe)
"'fime." said the philosopher, is an
illusion.
tYon don't tell met exclaimed the
business man. II was evident that he
was highly pleased with the state
ment.
Explain TO mo what YOU mean, ne
said.
Il am afraid that TO your eonln0n'
place mind the thing viii not be plain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
CALL FOR STATE WARRANTS

State Of Oklahoma. Noccmber "a
1910 Treasurer's Office:
have morey on hand 20 pay stats
warrants up to and including regis
Ter number l4i3s The holder Is re-
quested to present same at the treas
ury for payment Interest ceases ON
December "a. 1910.
J. A. MENEFtE.
state Treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Short Cuts !
To the News

Az 2;.0 this afternoon the fire de
fartment was called out to Scveuts
and Cleveland. where brush pills
Was apsaze ann threatening surround
ing property. i'he DEPARTMENT nr.
Iised IN time to prevent any serious
damage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Dunklin and
John Dunklin returned TO woodward
yesterday after visit With Mrs. j.
4. Brow Of this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

Henry Smith OF Cold Springs was
here this monging On business with
the United States District attorney 5
office.
Judge J. F. King OF Newkirk was
here yesterday on legal business.
c. ?. Galwats Of Muskogee is in
the city today.
A. c. Gernigan OF Enid spent yes
terday in Guthrie.
DR.. J. b. Watchell was in from
Marina yesterday '
George Gardner of Falls was here
yesterday on business.
Frank +. Cease county judge elect
from Swanson county, came in this
morning.
A. c. Dolde was IN Oklahoma uity
yesterday.
J. W. Hooker is here today from
Purcell.
Ed Owens ard Jesse Campbell OF
Mountain Park are in the city today
$. L. Haskins OF Oklahoma City
came in this morning ON business
e. J. Simpson Of Ell Reno was here
yesterday.
United States Attorney John Embry
IS in Shawnee taking deposition In
the Kiekapoo land cases.
Judge Hancock, H. d. Pulliam and
A. r. Wclch. Of Cedar township
were In the city today.
Everybody is invited to come to
the international Entertainment Civ.
Oh By the Rehekahs at the Odd Fel-
lows hall tonight
/. WANTED CaIaicri boys at The Lead
cr. Call at psA m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

pending Thanksgiving with com,
folks in Guthrie. returned to Ep
worth university yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

Corn fodder bright, clean feed for
sale nt tho Fllson farm, one hair
mile north Of city on Seventh street.
Phone g35.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

The Kebekails will give an inter
NATIONAL entertainment al the odd
fellows tall tais evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

LOST Cold pin with diamond and
ruby setting Please return and
receive reward. Mrs Charles West.