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Henderson Improvement
Society.
Or Civic LeagueJ

| Contrinqted.
The Henderson Library will be opened
Saturday at the Teacup Inn. and it is
earnestly hoped that every family in
town will subscribe on that day.
The books will be in a room TO them
selves, where person can If he chooses,
spend quiet hour or two reading maga-~
zines and new books are to be a special
feature and Immediately after the musi-
cal Thursday evening. an order for re-
| cent novels and magazines will be placed
There are 26O volumes on hand and, of
course, Thursday will add a large num-
ber to the list. Among the new books
| that are going to be donated then, are
The Rosary" and THE Olive" the two
| most popular books in the world today
The subscription price is 81 90; and as
| the rooms are to be open Tuesdays and
| Saturdaysit will be possible to take out
two volumes a week. At the end Of
week every book must be brought to the
Library. Under no condition can book
| be tranferred from one person to another
| This has been the death blow to many
| libraries
Again the Library Committee asks you
| to subscribe at once
Having made some changes in the
Civic League Committees, the list is pub
| lished again as follows:
WAYS AND MEANS.-Mrs. f. H. Har-
ris. Mrs. d. Y. Cooper, Mrs. W. b. Wad-
| dill
HEALTH.-Mrs. ]. T. Alderman, chair
| man, Mesdames 7. VI. Pittman. J. c.
Kittrell, W. f. Moss. R. b. Powell,
c. NJ. Cooper W. II. Wester, W. T. Car
ter. Prof. j. r. Aldermen. Drs 4.
S. PendIeton. B. G. Allen, II. II. Bass.
| r. J. Gill, F. r. Harris f. F. Fenner, and
| Upchurch-
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS. - Mrs.
| Nede Morris chairman. Mesdames d. II.
Mangum. Isham Rowland, T. r. Man
| ming. r. S. McCOin
LIBRARY.-MrsS S. F. Cooper. chair
man, Mrs. Henry Perry Mrs w D. Horner
| Mrs. J. II. Parham Mrs w. B. Parham
| Misses Claude Hunter AmyButler, Olivia
| Lamb. Rebecca Watkins Messrs. ]. c.
| kittrell, 4. J. Harris. T. T. Hicks. I. r.
| Manning, Revs Il. e. Craven. |. W.
Hughes, R. NJ Andrews and ]. A.
| Mcclure
FORESTRY.-Mrs. f. Stephens. chair
man. Mesdames Samuel Watkins, Asa
Parham, s. r. Chavasse, II. Perry, ]. l..
| Miller, r. j. COrhitt. ". W. Faucette, L..
| R. GoOch, Z. &. Lands. j. H. Bridgers,
| e. 4. Lewis, Y. II. Chavasse. S. X. Row
land, Misses Leona Currin, Belle Hicks,
! Lula Page, Lillian Dean, Belle Graham,
| Ethel Pummer. Messrs Bennett Perry,
| W. S. Parker, J. II Bridgers, }. 4. Moore,
| d. Y. Cooper, W. +. Moss, r. S. McCOin,
s. X. Rowland. S. T. Pea.e, S. Il
| Chavasse, DR.. f. r. Harris
| 4 RSiiabie Hled cine-Not a Narcotic.
| Get HE genuine FOlpy's Honey and Tar III
the yellow package. 1t is safe and effective
Contains no Opiates. Refuse substitutes
| Sold by all druggists.
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Certificate of Dissolution.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINAl
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DIS SOLUTION.


TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY
CoME-GREETING:
WHEREAS, 1t appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the proceed
ings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by
the unanimous consent of all the stockhold-
ers, deposited in my office, that the Bur
roughsIf foleman Company, II corporation of
this State. whose principal office is situate
at No......Garnett street, in the town Of Hen
derson, County of Vance, State uf North
Carolina, q. B. Burroughs being the agent
therein and In charge thereof, upon whom
process may be scrved), has complied with
the requirements of Chapter u, Revisnl of
1903, entitled Corporations, preliminary
to the issuing of this Certificate of Dissolu-
ton:
Now, THEREFORE, |, J. Bryan Grimes See
retary OF State OF the State of North Caro-
lima, do hereby certify that the said corpora
tiop did, on the Doth day of November
1907, file in my Office duly executed and
attested consent in writing to the dissolution
of said corporation, executed by all the
stockholders therefor, which said consent
and the record Of the proceedings aforesaid
are now on file in my said office as provided
by law.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereto set
my hand and affixed my official seal nt Raj
eigh, this Goth day ofNovember, A. D.. 1907.
j. BRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of State.
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High-class Attraction Coming.

'The Man on the Box" which will
come to the Grand Theatre next
Thursday night, Oct. 18th, has been
seen here before-in April 1907
when Max Figman was "The Man"
1t is one of the best attractions that
will be here this season. Pure, clean
comedy of high-class- order, with
strong and we'll balanced cast-the
same that appears fin the large cities,
Washington, Richmond, etc. To say
it is is presented by Henry E. Dixey
-One of his greatest successes in
in fact, with Burt Leigh iu the lead
ing male character-is sufficient.
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Announcement by Kings Daughters

The Whatsoever Circle OF King s Daugh-
ters wish to inform the public that they
have hall to rent for use of amateurs.
They will present, November 1st The
Spoiled Darling" a comedy i'll three
acts.
November Sth and 9th, their yearly
Bazaar will be held. Come aud see their
display of fancy articles, and get some
thing good to eat The kittrell ladies
will hold their Bazaar at same time.
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Cotton is rolling in. both in the seed
and buled.
Miss kennie Dunkley has gone to
Lake City, :. C., to teach in the
graded school there.
Scenes about the tobacco ware
houses present lively aspect. Sales
are large and handlers busy.
Many have read the book, The
Man on the Box. now see the play.
Grand Theatre. Thursday night, Oct.
18th.
Mrs. ISABELLA Belts and daughter,
Mrs. Annie Farriss, OF Wilmington,
lett Friday for Smithfield, Va, to
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Missillier calls attention to a
Nice line of cloaks, sweaters and rain
coats. \ good time to make a Sc
lection and Il big assortment to Sc
trt from
Mr.. Leslie Perry has moved into his
III" office, recently built, opposite the
court house, where persons who wish
TO see him on professional or other
business may find him in future.
ihey never Miss Dixon play, and
DE Sins of the Father" Monday
night will be no exception. Indica-
lions are that the standing room
only sign Is going to be displayed.
Miss Agnes Harris leaves today for
oh nil OF n
month or two with her uncle, Mr..
frank fage, whose wife is i'll in DR..
hodges sanitarium in Richmond.
Miss Welsh, head trimmer at Mrs.
y. .. Whites millinery establish
m'nt who has been sick the past few
uayS, Is at work again and will be
PieaSrd to have the ladies call on
her
You have not secured your ticket
i9r The Sins of the Father next
honday night, you had better do so
at once. They are going fast, a
great many having been sold out OF
Boys. Girls! Free Columbia bi-
cycle tor little easy spare time work
ioF Hampton's Magazine. See ad-
F'rtlsement in Want Column and
write lor particulars if you wish to
investigate this proposition.
Mrs. {. NJ Cooper, Mrs. W. d. HOr,
Her, and Mrs. Cora Phelps spent sew
tE"I days III Macon last week where
'A"E attended the Woman Mission.
"FE Mon. Mrs. Cooper was elected
secretary and treasurer of the Union
Mrs. Peter Arlington of New York
c,l'yy, Is visiting her brother, DR.. A
:. fendletOn, having just returned
from Germany, India, China and Other
countries. Mrs. V. L. Pendleton o
1M,arrenton, Is also visiting her son
pr PendletOn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thomson ar
,,iFed Tuesday from their home il
Hafgarettsville, n. Y, to spend tn,
WINTER III Henderson. Their numerou
trends here give them cordial vel
Iohe; Mr.. Thomson will again tax,
his place at Wells iewelrv store il
charge OF the repair department.
Postmaster W. H. Jenkins wa.
elected third vice-president of the As
Soclatlon OF North Carolina Post
masters at the fourth annual con
Vehtlon held in Winston-Salem.
Is rare that convention of any kin,
Is held IN North Carolina that a Her
derson man is not elected one of tn
officers.
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Notice to Members of the Choral
Association.

Every member OF the Choral Associa-
ton is urgently requested to be present
at the meeting next Tuesday evening,
October 18th, at s O'Clock in the Sun
day-school room of the Methodist Protes-
tant church. We will practice one hour
from s O'Clock until 9. Please be
prompt BY order of the directors.
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Services at the Catholic Church.

Rev. Father Thomas f. Price of
Raleigh, will hold services a the Cath
olic church next Sunday in the after
noon at 4 O'Clock and at night at
7:3O.
a cordial invitation is extended
the public to attend these services.
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Machinery Exhibit at State Fair

The Tate Machinery and Supply Co.,
Littleton, n. c., will be at the Raleigh,
fair Oct. 1922 with an exhibit of Eclipse
Engines. Saw Mills and Wheat Separa-
tors. They want mill and machine men
to see their exhibit,
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PILES CURED.

ORA. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY will CURE
the piles no matter how long you have sui
fered 1t will eradicate the disease from the
system FOREVER,
SATISFACTION, or your money BACK.
At Thomas Brothers, Henderson. y. L. al
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WANTED AT ONCE-HamptOn's
W Magazine wants reliable man
or woman in Henderson to sell the fast
est-growing magazine in America Earn
$50 to- $500 n day. Write imme-
diHtciy for Salary Plan" and FREE
outfit. Address ''NON." Sales Mgr.
IIamptou's Magazine, 80 West Both St,
New York nOv1
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THE WHATSOEVER CIRCLE OF
L Kings Daughters will be glad to
furnish IIyacinths, Tulips, Lilacs, Mar
cissus. Crocus Bulbs, Pansy roots, Sweet
Peas etc. Please leave orders Mt Mr.. g.
\. Roses store or with Mrs. William
Buchan
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While cotton is high prices on
goods are the same last season at H.
TIIOMASON'S.
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FISH AND OYSTERS
FRESH DAILY.

wish to announce that my Fish and Oys
ter stand is still on Main street, in front OF
the Southern Grocery Company, where
carry nice stock of Fish and Oysters
RECEIVED FRESH DAILY have no ice
shipped in my oysters. All come in sealed
cans with ice packed around the cans, and
have a nice quart can for selling the oysters
out of and no ice comes in contact with the
oysters.
ers to be fresh and In nice condition or
money returned or made good. Try me ewith
an order if you are not already among my
list of satisfied customers.
B. III. BULLOCK,
Phone 36O-F.
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DOl$, GIRLS! FREE COLUMBIA
ID BICYCLES for little easy spare
time work for Hampton's Magazine.
Send postal for wonderful FREE Bicycle
Offer Address Bicycle Club" Room
5aN SO West Both St, New York. nov1
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VERY LOW PRICES.

On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows. Frames, Oak
VanteIs, Tiles, Cahill Crates.
IO4N B. WATKINS.
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More new goods arriving dt Fl.
TH0MASON'S.
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I0RSEYS PRESCRIPTION DE
ID PAETMENT is more complete
tIan ever. Have your prescription filled
there and receive a nice present with
.arb .l.Ic. Liquid one.
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DRINTER WANTHD-Single young
| man preferred. No cigarettes. Must
be- sober and intelligent and know how
10 -rt advertisements as well as straight
matter Write this office giving neces-
s.lrv Information first crack.
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ED-IOSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE re-
" .rrj-.- rhc services Of a representative
b.. Henderson tp look after subscriptions re
,.rI- and fu extend circulation by special
,.,LoJ- which have proved unusually sue
.,..far Salary and commission. Previous
.r...r.rlr. desirable but not essential.
Whole tim. or spare time. Address, with ref
.r.f.,. n g. tampbell, Cosmopolitan Maya
,.r.. 1853 Broadway, New York City.
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TINpERGARTEN Glass; will be
N ready to begin my kindergarten
class on Monday, September 18th. Pa
rents who intend sending their children
will please bear this in mind.
Instruction given at my home, oppO-
sirr Episcopal church on Chestnut street.
.IESSICA RANDOLPH SMITH.
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lpECIlL SALE OF POT PLANTS
- have a lot OF nice Palms and
Ferns which will close out atcost Now
+. vour time to buy for winter.
MRS. q. G.. WOODWORTH.
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Miss kennie Dunkley has gone to
Lake City, :. C., to teach in the
graded school there.
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Scenes about the tobacco ware
houses present Il lively aspect. Sales
ara large and handlers busy.
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Cotton Is rolling in both in the seed
and buled.
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Many have read the book, The
Nan on the Box, now see the play.
Grand Theatre, Thursday night, Oct.
l3tL
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Get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar il
the yellow package. 1t is safe and effective
Contains no Opiates. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists.
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TWAS A GLORIOUS VICTORY

There's rejoicing In Fedora. Tenn.
a mans life has been saved, aud now
Dr. Kings New Discovery Is the taik
OF the town for curing G. " Pepper
Of deadly lung hemorrbages Il could
not work nor get about" ne writes,
and the doctors did mc no good, but.
after using Dr. Kings New Discovery
three weeks. feel like new man.
and eau do good WORK again For
weak. sore or diseased lungs. conghs
and Colds. IIcmorrtages. Has Fever,
LaGrippe Asthma or any Bronchial
anection i stands uuriyaied. Price
soc and tin0 Trial hottie tree Sold
and guaranteed by all drngsIats
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sTRsNuous PASTOR
STARTS SENSATION
Sapuipa Stirred BY stefeoptIcon
Scenes Displayed In Lecture
OF Methodist Divine

Sapnlpa, Okla. Sept. 2.--- Rev. j. &.
Jeter OF the First Methodist church.
south. caused another sensation last
night 10 an Illustrated lecture on 30
cial conditions In SapuIpa. lie de-.
plcted municipal officers as shutting
their eyes TO their duty In not clos
Ing liquor, gambling and other plae-
es. Several days ago he preferred
charges against Police Chief Depp.
which caused Mayor McDougal TO sus
pend Depp. One picture that had n
political significance was n scene In
a graveyard w1ere friends were at-
tending the politica funeral OF the OF
hcials The real motive OF this move
nent. II - said, had It's elimination
wnen Mr.. deter announced that all
candidates for Office under the com.
mission form OF government should
be made to sign the pledge" Tie
coming charter election hag simmerea
down to whether or not S4Dulpa .all
be a closed town There is Intense
excitement
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wsshinaion ~; philadeiphs, ba
Washington. Sept 2 rhiladelpaia
captured both games OF yeslerdayG
double header from Washington,
Waller was HI hard III ihe dfsf cams
ana gayA way To Reisling Erroa
loat the second r,mr
ilrH game II II N
washington 900 100 800 s q
Philadelphia IN. OH lil 600 z ~ o
Batteries Walkor, Reallng ynd
Beckenoor ana Anainith coomha
and l.app.
Summary na.rs Oh balls walker
I C00mbs T.
Struck OFT walker }; Rclsltns &;
Coonbs 8.
umplres Colliflowor and Connolly
Second gamc. Il II ~
Washington .... ono 000 0l . >
philadelphia a 0oV 3ll o. J &
Batteries Gray and Ainsrnltn. Nor
gan and Livingstone.
Summary-pases on balls MORGAN
Struck out--Gray . Morgan 2.
Connolly and CoIiilower
Boston, S. New York, 6
New York, Sept S-1he New YORK
Americans made ave runs in The
eighth inning ana thus beat Boston
6 to g.
Score By Innings IN y
Boston .....a. OlO 600 SOl : 6
New York .. 100 090 0j4--G |
-Cicolte, Wood Hall and
Klenow. Vaughn Quinn and Crgcr
snmmary-Sl out Vaughn 2,
Quin /: Cicottc | Wood
Bases on halls Vanshu clco'te
l3: Wood Quinn
llmpircs pcrrIne aud Dlneen
Detroit 2; Chicago, 5
Detroit. Sent g Althougl the Wis
ilors hil Mullen hard the hits were
scattered, white Detroit bunehei hIls
AZ needed Tines
Score by innings: II II y
Detroit .... 300 OIL SOf ~
Chicago .. 600 Oh ol0 3 IL
Batteries Mullins and schmidt
iange and payne
sinmma ~ Bases on bills Nlnllinl
H. Lanee /
struck odt MuilinA 2 ilnge 4
Umpirea O'I onshlin and fssn
Cleveland. 4 81 iodi.. )
Cleveland. Sept 3--CleFsisna woi
from ST. Louis 70
Score bg innings II |
cleveland l0l coo III II
81 Louis s 20d 900 0s0-5
Batteries Mitchell and adams
iall, crisp and killifeT
summafy-struel out Mitchell I.
Hall 2.
Umpirs--Eyals
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aias rafsnfll lAirHoViNc

ada, ckla., Sept 3, Mrs. " b.
PraAnell. who received a pistol shot
wound In her neck. inflicted BY her
husband, who at the same time kill
ed himself al Center. Okla, twelve
miles west Of this city. few dayB
ago. Is rapidly improving and II past
All danger. The body OF her husband
has been buried Al Center
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ALEX A wArramsloa cfnysx


norman OhlA.. Sept J, Shsb AlsA.
ander was here rom Alex. 0kiI, this
week and says Alex Is the real water
melon producing town OF the slate,
come $50 car loads having been al
ready shipped from that point 10 all
parts Of the United 9tates. Each car
load brought An average price OF tIt0
He says one man on 4 tsn-3cfe tract
Of land near Alex produced over 5000
worth Of melons
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Yolney Merritt Higgenbotham, Dem
ocratie candidate for register OF deeds
OF Logan county was born IN "Old
Virginia. in Amhersi county. His
.reat grandfather on his fathers side
came from, Scotland aud his great
grandmother from ireland. His moth
er was descendant OF the fighting
Merritt. One OF his great uncles OF
this name Was soldier under Wash.
ington during the Revolution An.
other WIS with Paul Jones Two other
great unclos served in the Mexican
war. His father moved from Virgin
10 10 Ohio while volney was still a
small boy. and volrey was raised Oh a
farm In the northwestern part OF the
state He was educated IN the pubic
schools OF Ohio, aud The University at
Ada. He has taught successfully for
y years, sixteen years In Ohio ana
five years after he came West. lie
settled hi Oklahoma the year The
Strip" opened, and has put two black
Jack farms IN cultivation. lie has
always been good Democrat and has
done much for HE party He has held
the office Of justice of peace ioi
twelve years. bhf never in that tlme
settled case on the docket. but IN
every case affected compromise. fIe
believes that honor and principle are
greater than dollars AMI cent and
thai d man shodld be honest, and have
higher interegt tfan just being hon
fst for policy lake II elected TO OF
flee he wiil tri' % III II With hoLest5
and efficiency and ne most earnest
II solicsis yoar sapport Is@sfilss-
of politics
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TO LEVY TAX ron SCHOOL
Special 10 Daily l4anm

Teeumseh, Okla. sept s--The
proportion 10 levy special tax OF
ten mills for he support Of Tecumseh
public schools has carried at the ei.
eciIon by . majority OF more than lOQ
The ladieg took great Interest in
the election and large numbers oi
them turned out and voted. Some oI
them did some pretty effective cleo
tloneefinE
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SCARED viii A HOT iron,

or ccsided b. overturned kettle--cuf
with q knife. bruised by slammed
door injured Dy gun or Ia any other
way--lne thing needed al once Is
Eunklsns Afniea Salve ~ suDdus IN
Illumination and Kill the pain It's
eETth'n aupreme healer, infaiIible for
Bo,is, Ulcers. Fever Sors, Eczema and
Piles o5o al all Drdggiste
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THHssnEHMaR biFs
FROM His iHiUEifS
spscIsl 70 the palIy Lsadtr.

Beaver Okla, Sept. 3,--r G Tdtb,
who lives six miles southwest OF So
phia. in Beaver county. vas 50 sefI-
odsly injured while WORKING at 4
thTasnils machine ia that yicinlty
that death resulted. In some way he
caught his arm In the machine and
II was literally torn IRON his body
The shock was so great, and be lost
so much blood ne died late last night.
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MCDONALD D-cHILDs

El Reno. Okla. Sept 2--Ben Nc
Donald, time keeper for the Rock Is
land, and Miss Kate Chiles, daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs VIM Chiles. were
married al ite home of the brides
father on North Evans avenue at
o'clock last evening. Rev. Forrest
Maddox, pastor OF the Baptist church
officiating
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sroae aeokfa laro
soeelal 10 tne psIIy I,4adaf

Special to the Daily Leader
Sayre. okla. Sept 2 The store OF
the Bonebrake Hardware company
was broken into and about $40 In cash
I've reyolyers and a lot OF pocket
knives and cartfiiEea were taken
The thieves took time 10 tfy cart.
ridges FOR the different guns they
took, and, not knowing how to wort
] handsome automatic, left It Ia the
case
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onufr THREE FINGERS AND FAN
spscisI 10 the Daily Ieade,

EI Reno. Okla. Sept. 3. Chief Three
Fingers was in the city yesterday com
ferrlng with the secretary OF the Fair
association relatiye 70 bringing an
Indian village Of | COO indians to the
fair this coming month and arranging
to pit on big Indian dance.
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Read rhI.

Hutchinson. Kas. After trying
doctors and dltferent medicines for
kidney. bladder aud rheumatic trou.
Die Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II
Is the best medicine on earth Walter
b. fsrry. 70 ), main 81. sold sy AZ
druggists
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siSt q minute anoaii be iost Trsn Z
child s1ows symptoms uI Group
cnarnperlain'A Ccutn Remsd3 given
ss coon as rhe child Dssomsz hoaras
Or even after the cronpy eougn. ap
rears, VIII prevent the attack Sold b;
sll dealers 81
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rhf calat oI lpLthEas

idiensss means trouble for any one
lie tine same with iazy liver. 1t
sauses constipation. hss1ache, jaund
ice, saiiow complexion, nausea, but
Dr Kings New Life Pills soon ban.
ism liver troubles ana build up your
bsaith &c al ali Druggists
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WESTERN LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

cnattsncossSew Orleans, poslpon.
ed, rain
Montgomery Memphis, postponed
rain.
Birmingham. D. NashyIile, 0
Mobile 4 Atlanta. Ten innings.
darfness)
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Farmers, mechanics. railroaders,
laborers rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil Takes the sting out Of cuts, borns
or bruises at once. Pain can not stay
where il Is used.
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nATIoNAL LEAGUE

Nsw YORK. al philadelphia, 81.
Philadelphia Sept, 3 Philadelphia
defeated New YorE IN two games by
3 to 2 and 5 20
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Can be depended upon Is an ex.
preston we all like to hear, and when
il Is used In connection with Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrloea
Remedy it means that II never fails
10 cure diarrhoea, dysentery ,or bowel
complaints 1t Is pleasant to take
fTd equally yaluabe for children and
adults. Sold by all dealers.
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Guthrie Markets

Corn--G5c
MilIet-Sl.zg
oats -35c.
Baied hay yii 10 SIS.
Loose hay~yE 10 SIC.
Flour. soft wheat psient -yaso
Hard wheat y2.70
Wheat. hard tl07 II.
Bran, soft wheat tia.
Shorts 81 10.
Alfalfa meal Ji.2b.
Alfalfa need az Ia tii p.f ~.
Cane seed 81 90
Chops 81 60
Butter l7c
Eggs t2 90
Hens-9c.
HToilers-101,
ksffir corn-ti 70.
biiilet seei-S125.
Poultry fo5i-5256
Oyster shells 112s
Corn meal-y1. 70.
Cow psss--Js 90
Lairiv---S5 TO &c
Bssf-fs0O 10 js2s
Hoss-s7 77D
Veal si00 TO gs00.
seese--5c.
Ducks--7c.
Potatoes Colo. Zoe.
Strawberries. per crate Jsss.
melons i lie per pound
cantaloupes $3.50.
Bananas 4c per pousd
Tomatoes 1919.
Oranges-t2.1g To -
Pinappies-- $500,
Hstes sa,' c.,fAd M ! ~
Hides, green No. lec
Hides. No, !. one ssst isss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-03

Don't think that plies can't be cured.
Thousands Of obstinate eases have
been cured by Doans ointment ~
cents at any drug stors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-03
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