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The Washington times., 1910-07-23
HEALTH OF PEOPLE AND
HEALTH OF COWS.

The reason cities make regulations
requiring inspection OF dairy herds is
to minimize the danger of transmits
sion of disease, chief OF which Is tn
bereulosis, typhoid fever, and scarlet
fever Just now the District Health
Officer Is engaged in putting through
a regulation of this character. 1t is
interesting 10 note, IN this connection.
the results Of a series of investigations
conducted by Dr. W. Ii. Park. a prom
lnent physician and scientist Of New
York city. DR.. Park made study OF
eIshtyffOur cases OF tuberculosis. Sc
lected from general practice he found
twenty-five patients suffering from a
disease whose germ was that of bovine
tuberculosis and sixty-two from dis
ease whose germ was that of human
tuberculosis OF she sixov-two that
had human tuberculosis. thfrtv-six
died OF the twenty-five that had bo-
vine tuberculosis, four dieJ.
It cannot be assumed. OF course. that
one-fourth Of all The tuberculosis comes
from cows Dr. Parks eighty-four
cases are too few TO furnish the basis
Tor any general conclusion. They offer
evidence, however, that the health and
lie Of the human Is endangered by the
existence OF tuberculosis IN cattle. and
they emphasize the necessity for a sys-
TEN OF regulation and inspection which
VIII eliminate the disease from dairy
herds.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

During the run on the Knfc1za-bor7-s-
Trust Company in New York. a few years
aSo, messenger boy learned a lesson
IN nigh finance which viii be aurra-
Grated by any man Who has REALIZED
how hard 1t IS 70 convert securities into
cash IN panic The Day and NfrHt
sank drew a check for $3.50 on the
i>IllcAerbocker, and sent II 10 be cashed
~ tne messenger boy. He was paid In
hiTteen 500 bills. and the temptation
"s,S 700 great and the boy disappeared
with the money For two fsvz So -
wandered the streets Of Nevv Vol
literally starving with Szz01 IN his No.
ket yet unable 10 ind . rarsan who
would change a 500 bill When starved
ont he returned the money, and went
10 jail where he could eat
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

Lieutenant Commander T. r POL
Lock detached Navy yard. Mare
Island, Cal, 20 home and wait or
Lieutenant ". y. JEFFERS. when
ciSclarSed treatment Naval Medical
ocneol Hospital. washington. d c..
70 Once Naval Intelligence, Wash
lnEton, D. c.
ASSISTANT Surgeon 9. c. RHOADES. 70
NaFal Hospital Norfolk, Va
f'asSed Assistant Paymaster T Will
lAASON, ir-, detached Panther. 70
loLnF settle accounts, and wait or
ASSISTANT PaEulaster ?. .. ROGERS
deiacled Scorpion. 70 home. settle
accounts, and uatt orders
Assistant Paymaster J. /. CHsTTr--
Ton. detached E-azIe and eT15+i0----r
duty Hist, 10 home, settle acro---z
and wat orders
Assistant Pay-nnaster 7 .. COTIF. de-
IdCned Delaware under iusrr-lerf~.--
70 duty Panther and additional d-Tr
SOlace-
Assistant PaymasteT d W ROSE. de-
tached North Carolina under IN
srructio1, 10 duty Scorpion.
ray masters Clerk J. A. REBEN-
IISCH- appointment as paymas-
ters clerk duty Panther. revoked
PayDaster's Clerk b L LANDLORD.
appointed uaymasrer's clerk duty
Navy Yard. Philadelphia Pa
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
IN ENGLISH ACADEMY OF
IAfMORTALS.

The high-brows Of Great Britain are
preparing to organize an Academy OF
ImmortaIs along the line OF the French
Academy Twenty-seven charter mem
bers have been selected Let rs hope
that the published list was taken al
phabeJically, for 10. Alfred Austin-s
name leads all the rest. The original
twenty-seven members VIII select thir-
teen more, bringing the membership
up 20 the conventional forty. The
chances are that, like its prototype
across the channel, the British Acad-
envy VIII be chiefly distinguished by
the names it does not contain, and
that real distinction VIII lie IN exelu-
sion from its ranks, Just SIS
The Caesars pageant. shorn OF Brutus'
bust,
Did hut Of Rome's best soil remind her
more
a long line Of notables, such as
Byron, were too big to fit in West
Minister Abbey; Swinburne was too
bold and individual to be given in form
the laureateship which he held in fact.
and IN the enumeration OF the Iirerati
who are connected with the present
movement We see no mention OF Kip
Ing as among those present. In
tins country It has taken years of IN
dignant protest 10 force the name Of
Edgar Allan Poe upon the selected list
OF eligibles for the Hall OF Fame
In all these literary oligarchies there
Is something arbitrary, to put 1t mild
" and the omissions often make them
ridiculous. Stu, If literary England
wants a new toy, who shall say her
uay2
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

plt them al It with gradually d.
l-e@SlIs Watohfulness Til they have
tle "hole matter IN their own hands
anu Lien YOU need only give a paSSfr-
stance at their records from time TO
li'lle' ana word OF advice OF encou--
aSeiIlent vii be all they need But
s''oN tneIn 10 grow accustomed 10 an
DSaiius 70 you in every thing. rsTv on
Ou IoT all decisions a--d YOU VIII kin
al thelr lniti1tive and ruin them as
lnpioyeS while 10 leave them deDend-
eht on thelr own judgment VIII be 10
strengthen and develop that judgment
just as the biceDs of tn. a+II-+, -
strengthened By the graduate -
ins weight Of the dumbbeu.-
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
WALK IF POSSIBLE.

Those who live within a few blocks
OF the Business section OF the city viii
be overlooking an awfully good bet II
they fan 70 improve their opportunity
20 walk 10 and from their worl>Or TO
aud from the shops whenever called
upon to visit them Walking Is excel
lent exercise, and the mere fact that
this statement has been made some
lew thousand times before doesn't in
the least alter Its truth nor detract
from the benefit that may be derived
by walking Riding IN closed street
cars In warm weather Is not conducive
70 good health. Walk II possible.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

Watertown arsenal. with Mrs. McKie-s
sister. Mrs. Schulz. wife OF Major
SChul, ordnance Department The mar
rage OF Lieut. and Mrs MCKEE took
place IN Washington the Ist Of June
Miss Ganard
Leaves For Gettysburg.
Miss Valeria Garrard, daughter of
II commanding officer at Fort Nver-
and Mrs. Ga-rard Ieft washington ro-
DAY Tor few days at Gettysburg. Pa.
Mrs John Frederick Leech ana her
/ Idus AteF' Miss katherine Leech. will
, lSSf e " dsnlng ton Thursday for Fish
spend 1 fSa r7o =; II where they VIII
= ne marriage OF Miss Leech 70 Lien
tenant hughes, United states Coz et
- lIltt1leIy corps, stationed at Fort III.
| y " Fls-ht FISHERS Is-s-nd will take
pace some time this fan. Their ~
EagenenJ was announced IN April
Miss Lucinda Penuebaker has n-ona
70 stony Man Camp, Va. where .shc
VIII be the guest OF Miss Maros,e4
] E.aSterddy. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
George yesterday, for the season.
Miss annie Elliott Penuebaker viii
LeaFe Washington Thursday for OrIZ-
ney Springs, Va. vince she win spend
the summer with Mrs ". H Rohrsr
and family.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Cohen. o:
. Galy eston. Texas, are visiting their
mother. Mrs s Gre snappIe, OF Girard
street.
Bert Cohen, OF Columbia road, has re-
turned from a twO-weexs' trip 10 At
iantie City and philadelphia
Sol Cohen. OF NorfoIk. Va. who has
been spending the past Two weeks with
his aunt, Mrs. II. Cohen. OF Columbia
road, VIII leave for his home this
evening.
Miss Minnie Ellison and William Quit,
both o. Baltimore. Nd. were married
yesterday afternoon al the residence OF
rabbi Louis Stern on Columbia road.
After the ceremony they left on a short
wedding trip before returning 10 Bal
tinore. where they. viii reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol J soImson. OF the
Amherst. viii leave here next TUESDAY
for Baltimore, from whence they viii
sail for Boston and the Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer. ~ 7515 II
street northwest leave today for Brad
dock Nd, where they VIII spend several
days
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bendheim are among
the Washington colony at Braddock
Heights Nd
Miss Lillian Harris. formerly OF Wash
lngton. and now OF New York, IS the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Phil King, at
Blue Mountain, Pa
Bernard Baer. Of II street northwest
leaves Baltimore tOCav for Tampa, Fla
where lie viii be the guest OF his sister,
Mrs Ernest Mas
Mss Ernestine Rich. o. Harvard
street. leaves Washington this even
Ing for Toledo ONO where he VIII be
the guest OF Miss Marguerite Helm
She viii return late in August
Miss Claudia Jackson, who has been
visiting Mrs Lew CaliSCheT- Of Bel
mont street mas returned 20 Rock
ing the summer.
Miss Bella SchiHman IS the guest OF
friends at Ingleside, Nd
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Mendes Hecht, Of Bal
timOSe, Nd. are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs Dave Frank
northwest. leaves this evening for
Norfolk. Va, where he viii spend the
next week as the guest Of friends.
Lester Marx and 'SicEey West leave
here this evening for a trip 70. Nor
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Frank, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meades Hecht, OF Baltimore, Nd
Miss Elizabeth Jandorf- Arthur Baum.
tomorrow on yachting party down
the Potomac
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer stern. Of the
Averne- n Y. and Atlantic City. =. J.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
DIR. WILLIS CHOSEN
DEAN At q. w. u.
viii Succeed Prof. H. L. McBain,
Resigned, at Head Of College
e Pnf1+;-n1 S-snu-n
of Political Science.

DIT H p. willis Is the new dean OF
the college OF political science OF the
GEORGE Washington University. ap-
pointed 20 succeed Prof II f IcBaf-.
resigned. WHO is now q patient in the
Providence Hospital
Dr. Wills is appointed for only one
year as he declared he would not be
able 10 devote his entire time 10 the
position on account OF his newspaper
and literary work.
Blaine T. Moore has been appointed
assistant professor Of political sci
elce, and has accepted the position
lie comes from the University OF
Michigan.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

Persons leaving the city for n
ioRE or short period during the
summer can have The Times
mailed TO them at the rate %
thirty cents a month, or seven
cents week Addresses nay be
changed as often a. desired All
mail subscriptions must be paid
In advance
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
MORE GAMBLING ARRESTS.

TRENTON. y. J. july z3-Three more
arrests have been made in connection
with the charges made by Solomon
GC0dSteiu. the AGED South Trenton lie
brew. that he was feeced in card games.
this makilZ seven persons now in Jail
on the charge Of conducting gambling
houses and EaubliuG-
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
The Business Doctor
By Roe FulkersOn

Tied down 70
your business. en- -
said the Business
Doctor. cant set
your employees 10
take the response
billty of of your
shoulders Too badI
7 \ cir fault Of
courseI Let me tell
you, my friend, the
fauIt is not theirs at
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
Excursions Today.

CcIonial Beach-Boats leave Seventh
streeJ wharf ESQ and D. m.
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf
Gas p m
Odd Fellows excursion &c Marshall
Hall-Steamer Charles MacaIester
leaves Seventh street wharf 2:3O and
$50 p m
Chesapeake Beach-Trains leave District
line 2-30. sac, I-45 and gas D. m
Washington. Baltimore and AnuaDOIfs
electric line-Summer excursions TO
baV points. Ocean City, Rehohoth
Reach, Pen-Mar. and Atlantic City.
Full information at city ticket Of
fee, 1924 New York avenue
(The Times win be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments
N this column, Phone or write an
HOuncenleEts.l
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

The value Of the farm products Of
Georgia for 1879 was S193.G93. coo while those
of Iowa were worth million for every
day IN the year-365- The cost Of fer
tiIizer to produce the Georgia crop was
almost SS,0oo.60o while Iowa spent only
one-third OF $1.o00.Goo- The answer is
that Iowa is tk5 home Of the asricul-
tursI college and Georsia had none az
this time; rule OF thumb work against
system.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
What's on the Program in
Washington
TONIGHT.
AmuSeme1tS.

I dLLloLLLLLILo.
Be1asco Roof Garden" Twelfth Night
C-olTmbia-''The Little Grey Lady,
csssii1SoE-Motion pictures and vaude-
Cosmos-Motion pictures and vaude-
RTs feSfic-Va udeville-
Masonic ditoriUm-Niotion pictures
Tz-or9etovn open Air Theafar-ATo-
fio6s pictures and vaudeville. 7-45
and 9:15 D m
Glen Echo-DanCing and motion pic-
lures.
Lima Park-MuSiC and vaudeville.
CHEVY Chase Lake-SeCtioa Of Marina
Band.
Arcade-Nusic -an5 motion pictures on
roof garden
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

THE net total circulation OF The Timer
tCdlly) during she month OF June was
aO-stSi5, all copies left over aad returned
Dellg eliminated This number when d.
Vided b. IS. The number Of days o. publlca-
t-oa- shows the net daily average for June
- have been S9.6Z
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

One weE-knOVn soft drink concern IS
planning to spend exactly Sf0,e0o IN the
cally papers on a single advertisement
which consists Of Just ten words It's
not 4 splurge either. for they have built
a business worth millions by these
methods.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
Mrs a B Hayes
Leaves For Mexico CITY.


Mrs Arthur 3. HAYES. wife OF the
former solicitor Of internal revenue
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Ruth Hayes, and her young son, left
yesterda.- for the CITY OF Mexico by
way Of steamer 10 Vera Cruz. They
VIII remain In Mexico for three or
four months
Mrs Henry f Hle and Miss HIe.
ana Mr. and Mrs. James Gleason sailed
from New York this morning on the
Carmania for three months tour Of
the British Isles
Mrs. Carter VIE of liant p n
Carter, L s a. is visiting relatives
az 1915 Newton street. for a few weeks.
=
Miss Anna Phelps has gone to Le-
noE and VIII spend the greater part OF
the season al the Curtis
Mrs. John s Loud has returned to
Fort Smelling. Minnesota. where she
makes her home with her son. Lieut.
James N. Loud, Twenty-eighth Tnfau-
Try. VINO IS stationed there. after an
extended visit TO her former home in
Washington she vas Joined AZ Fort
Smelling on her arrival by her daush-
ter, Mrs Francis F LonEIey. wife Of
Lieutenant Lo1gley. L = A.. who will
be the guest Of her mother and brother
for several weeks.
Mrs r J. Tighe and her daughter.
Miss Marie Friday have closed their
residence ~ irving street, and have
gone for a fortniSht's visit TO friends
IN New Jersey and ar NyaCk-On-the-
Hudson
Air and Mrs. Preston Gibson are en-
tertaining Mr- and Mrs Charles A
Mum. il, at Beverly. Mass, where
they are spending the season
Dr- Frank Leech sailed from Naw
York this morning on the Columbia for
a two months tour OF Europe
Mrs. Bates
At Lenox For Season
Mrs. Alfred E. Bates. widow Of Brig.
Gen. Bates, L. s A, ras arrived at
Lenox for the season
Mrs Thompson. wife Of Lieut.. Col
John T. Thompson, L : A, has gone
70 Chicago, Ill, for visit 20 her moth
er. Mrs n B. Hagsns
\ DR. and Mrs. Tom A Williams viii
not 20 TO Europe this summer. as
planned. but VIII remain IN Washing
ton until August, -hen they expect TO
visit the Atlantic coast with their son
DIT Williams was expected in London
10 take part in the meeting OF The
British Medical Association
Lieut.. and Mrs. John ". MeKie.
L. s A., the latter formerly Miss Flor
Gle Edison Of washington. have been
spending part OF their wedding trip az
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY AlAIL=
mo- NOS NOS IT
Daily sid Sunday -S9-s5 sg-yy 80 $50
PAM onIy-------. - "a L50 1o5 J
kEEcsy only = - 4
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

The How Of street car lirnericks may
well cause the Society of Hcosie- Poets
to n.sIe certain its laurel Is firmly at
tached-
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

The net total circulation OF The Times
SSuldGySl during the month o. June was
ISIS, al copies left over and returned BY
EseTllS being eliminated This NUN t-zr. when
divided by 4. the number Of SUNDAYS during
ene. shows the net Sunday average for June
60 have bee1 cso54
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

4 really wise move would be that Of
the newspaper which hires Mike Murphy
10 pick the next Speaker.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
Concerts Today
By the .. S. Marine Band At the
White House At S:z5 p. N
WILLIAM H SANTELdANN,


WILLIAM H SANTELNANN,
Leader
PROGRAM
March. ''Durch Kampf yum SieE"
Won Blon
Overture. '.StradeIla". .......... FIotow
The Famous 8Iinuet' (request-
Grand Fantasia, '-EanseI and
GreteI' -HumpeTdincz
waltz, Morning Journal Crc-
Gueso ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Strauss
HumoresqUe. The Merry Widow
Arranged by.-----....----,..Be llstedt
Grand scenes from ''SieSfried''
Wagner
The Star-SDanElcd Banner"
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

Tie number OF complete ana perfect copies
q TIE Washington Times printed Sundays
Curing tEe month Of June was as follows.
sSne 5-------- ., so5t Uns B. Il .544
June L. s8s255 June CO. S9,S06
Total Tor the month .----.---.- Us. 81
sunday average for the rnoash--.------ u.2Z3
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
Mrs. Fitch and Daughter
To Leave for Summer Home
Widow of Chief Engineer H. W. Fitch With Misses Alex
andrine and Henrietta Fitch Who Have Been Guests
at Gerhard Home Going to Bayhead N J.

Mrs Fitch. widow OF Chief Engineer
Henry w Fitch. T. : y. and her
daughters. Miss Alexandrinc Fitch and
/ Miss Henrietta Fitch. who have been
! the guests Of Mrs. Fitcb's son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Albert Pep
per Gerhard. for several weeks, viii
leave there IN a day or two for their
summer home al Bayhead. y J.
Arthur orr. Of the State Department.
and Airs. or. were hosts II an informal
dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last ev-
ching asking their guests to meet the
bassy .. Berlin and Mrs Joseph Q
Grew IN the company were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 5 Miller Cart Dan TYLER
Moore, L. 5. A, Basil 3ales. and Hugh
Gibson.
Dir. and Mrs Frederick MCGUIRE left
Washington TODAY for the Virginia
Warm Springs. where they viii spend
the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. Todd
Goes To Blue Ridge Summit
Ms. Todd. wife Of Mai Henry Todd,
= s A, eft Washington q day OF two
ago for 8Iue Ridge Summit, Pa, where
Major Todd viii join her the latter
part Of the month They viii leave
there July - for san Francisco. from
whence they VIII sail on transport
August for the Philippines. accom-
panied by their two children
-
Mrs Spencer Cosby, wife OF Colonel
Cosby, u s. A. who has been the
slleSt Of 2trs- J. Frederick Schenck, al
Valley Head. Lenox, since Colonel COS
hE.s departure for Europe, wiU spend
the summer at Lenox-
Mrs 4 r Feunlng has closed her
residence on Judiciary square. and has
gone 70 Asbury Park for stay Of sew
eral weeks she VIII also spend some
time IN The mountains before returning
10 Washington at the end OF August.
Mrs Willard NJ Mcconnell and
laughter Miss Mildred Mcconnell ana
Miss Florence Mcconnell. are spending
the summer In Wisconsin
Charles Henry Butler left Washington
today 10 join Mrs Butler at their place
ar YOnkers, y y Tor the remainder
OF the summer.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

IN each issue OF The Tines the circulation
hSures Tor me previous DAY are plainly
printed az the head OF the first page a. tcs
teft o. the cate Inc
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
JUNE CIRCULATION.
Daily

The number OK complete and perfect copies
CT The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing tne month " June was as IoEIOHss
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

Mr. Bryan has lost his scalp again
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

WATERFOWL arsenal. with Mrs. NfcKfe-s
slsSers Mrs Schulz. wife Of Major
Schulz, Ordnance Department The No.
rage OF Lieut.. and Mrs. MCKEE tool
place In Washington the Ist Of June.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
COUNCIL HELLO BRIEF SESSION


The city coMaoil met in regular
,essioa Iast n.shs rushed through
vih what business could noi be ioss-
s3ne4 aad hen adjourned to permit
ae las. campo meeting Of fhe com
nlssiea form oi government ques-
ion ria ia ;G cilv han auditorium
I'd vas ner ssars Ter the council ~
alids.r 'he $l-5.00a bond issue re-
entity voted sAd this was don't bY
sass.As ave ordinances appoFiionihg
he money to the yari9aS depsr;-
mems where ii rill be sypenced The
ssna Is divided IS fellows
WaseT mains aAd wstarwO Is ey-
ensioa, S5a.1o9 mex fire station md
s16. i5na' aprs-7Jus ss0Eb9. West
SIDE wer lfs9p East Side sewer
ia&sa lubnc SG IS s25fae
me Council Es3i -uee again ionish
DISPOSE Dl business n0 attended
las. nighl
The meeting ia biz auditorium
.eel pa1 uo-aHg rev Thomas
Th5m son. TrsnE OlsmilA. Frank
BueA aad . CaiVey presented
.agumsas .M fsVsr d fhe change
shil- W Z H-rcd. WEI Chappe-i. J..
Il So~a Tslter Warren. :. II.
gr-eg md IN Ramsg reiterated
Aeir ubiseiicls 20 discerning tae
lFeseai syssam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19


ais race aud hosWc iaiks
ka9acae gan sild aRa p uYaTdoW-
ins iu sAt hn7Hs Frag sh occasion
sus rznea h3 discussion Is i
i45F hH hy SINNERS. wcrmsu anl
flllo,su qrrsin= . shl,sb eeart
Saardlaa s c ssic PiurF cwner
Is oii and Sas San The bin rad
Issr III pursxg. a54 he ssil Mfn, sHe
allowing 2. at mirer aMdowacr hg
san-s sszA AN lcz h lands as
adults, alwars shec "a the praiga5
rauT. NasaF2ily 8he f8l effects
la8'ars wnaer a. qlF taR og .aTf-
1lsni- and DCr-A o. Dsrant nuse 10
y CITES agalast fnr he- 6fsrri ninaifon
10 the IaziaB 2il Dnran.. the Chcc-
AN u alwaYa nqusnF 5n bis
spSet-g1 g1ss hui fae ccai. determined
ea2as@ nc~ 1a shss easiun Mas more
powerful ban aHwiasU- ever beard
this sssSlon Rnc -aEsn@ ere differ
sace hffoy n Fe11ssS UaGe hg Eae
1 goNsran.s n aSfh aerra1 F.ilarz.
EET1Et sc2g G7 ~ CaisA aad
t'enel4Ws aRl Ts.se4 iha iens, hard
AaSsle Aa REL CON Mrre g4re
afEoa $50 = nA1ia.si M gpg-
eramsnf gss9ae, lcpanE t6 ae eG-
l'gsi icalss as rvxAa of nf
~. sen Gc naraas, fu6iaa pro-
ses' aSsr gae bir bgDE-hi se@pse.
-nSsaFf lneiaa s0 hSs sd aad aha
.@a fHw gAa1n afgsF st-a ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
DIES F8l@ OUTLET MOUND
Ln. sas..sel II

h@Esas N.W. FE0. .A.--Glss Agnes
i-es Is E.slns aiece ri United States
Ser4t-- S-e8 3 E.kIrs o. West
Fi--sa.e drd ii aoci hee at $50
ac'ess s lsst ni-ht a. 'Ae resul; q g
aasRF aoHns siie inflicted uaen hrr-
ssf lEsf s. taa sAay 3 ae@R ins
nsp3ialeuc. e3cf the failure OF her
-slatse- s. Ni- hev 70 Aaeunle au
escss Is sAea hs the sVnus ~om-
an' srenas es ihe csus a her sBi-
~te hsH slaicd music and
a.9 l2u el sonl snAr-
see c.faiHtd a7r Dc d s 10
senator s'cs IS s p haF1 iasu-
tar hcrn ng gisa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
TooK AL HIS MONEY

Often ali nan earns goes 70 doc
tcrs, or for medicines, to cure a Stoni-
ach. Liver or Kidney trouble that DR.
Kings New Life Pills would quickly
cure al slight cost Best for Dyspeir
sl2, Indigestion, BlliogsHess. Const.Da-
ti0B, Jaradices Malaria and Debility
&c Il all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19

iae RroFle IT ae stare thz lae Iss.
3lan ana thr Nhisn man h4d seree
e i,e enc anl have .he same law
anG she saMN riEhs aBd thas he. a
repres aiarive qf bis race aud s.nc
ahn 1ia.e s9a1e as lrasg In making
'ac ufrsHif law mo going ID hzht
lntii ae ce'd iiSh mp longer agaJns
sng ard .al ulesSGFus walch hsv. -ac
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