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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26

ofacfs came aud went, ministefing
sHd helping, Janet did not leRe he
SICK room, save for the briefest space
until thc crisis was safely past. Miss
Wilton clnng 80 her even in The wild
est minutes. She was very white aud
Aeayy-eXad when the doctor looked
up at her 10 .say with his finger ON
tis tlrady pulse
Young woman, we've won-by tho
aelp.uf The Lord
Aen She felt like fainting. like
Saspmg like screaming, butss alsieaa,
s$le dropped down white ann weak;
Fer hands over her face. She creM
away husleop, q long aARavy sleeul
and awoke remembering the pearlss
They must be found. They wefe
surely @till in Miss Wilton's apart
menls ap sea-sprlte could have been
cruel eN1iigh to snatch them while L
sick woman aud her watcher slept.
Eut as the days slipped by, each
tiinging Miss Wilton health and heal
ng, James grew more heart sick.
search itS she might, she could not
lind the necklace. DR. Bently saw
,lat something was amiss what. he
could not discoNee He watched Ia.
net narrowly every time he came.
Miss N'lten. in turn. watched him
ana drew her own conclusions. She
was more than ever beautiful with
he transtiguring fairness of conval-
7Scence, hut she did not realize it.
The day she sat up first, fully
q -essed and the doctor hG5 come So
called to Janet. Come here. Fetch
my penis, ! want them and you.
Why 90 you want them?" DR..
hently asked quickly. over hes
shoulder he hal seen the panic in
Jdnet's eyes.
ITO give to your wife-you will
Marry Janet," she said TREMENDOUSLY.
You deserve her, Archibald. wish
Sou JOY.
Sorry but ] don't want her.
aon't wan any other woman so long
as you are above ground, Phemy,' Dr..
Gently said, taking her thin hand in
his
Her eyes closed, great tears well
Cd from beneath them and involun-
sarily her head slipped to his breast.
but 1t rose almost Instantly. "Oh, /
semember--the pearls: | put them in
that old vase. the very first thing
hefora | drifted out of myself. Take
hem down, Janet, and tell me they
VIII conscls you little"
Il don't need any consolation Ja-
let sad darting toward them, the
Gusty pta.ls cascading over her hand
Even If | wanted your Archibald
d reiCiee to give him up-but for
The shorH he gave you you might ney.
or have remembered-and should
have had the name Of
Not No. Neverl" Miss Wilton and
her lover protested in a breath
Janet stayed to hear no more-lov-
ne then both so well she was glad
10 leave item to their new-old love.
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Guthrie Citizenship Again In Actor

Guthrie Citizenship Again IN Actor
tTulsa World)
While defeated few days ago IN
theireaftempt tB drive the municipal
spokesman from control Of their cfts
TIE citizens Of Giithrie did not sound
The retreat aild give up the battle
Not Z bit Of it. Instead Of that they
chose the eminentlv wise course Of
rccasling their alignmonts and fore
ing another engagement at the first
opportunity.
The dispatches relate that the char
Ter forces have already begun 10 cir
culate petitions calling for another
election on tliei proposal to write a
charter, 70 be Submitted on the day
oi the rcguhr municipal election
April : This isFwlse generalship, AL
50 il proves cOntiusiycly that the cit
izcns of Guthrie understand fully that
hey were not outyOted in the pre-.
ylous election by majority OF sen.
timent, but by a majority Of those
other things which have brought par
tisan government in municipal affairs
into such disrepute.
The machine can only win so often
Eventually it must strike its color
before the aggressive charges of free
and untrammeled citizenship. and the
5000 people of Gvthrie do well to
icrce the fighting and not afford their
enemies time 10 recuperate from
iormer encounters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26
JUST Be DEMOCRATS


Naturally the people of each com
riunity read what is said of the &C
ton Of the Representatives of other
communities and, il they be readers
OF the stuff sent out by The Ropub
lican press buleau, wonder why 1t is
,hat such errors are made in legisla.
tion. All The people of this state need
to do and act upon, is Democracy. as
pure as IN the day when lmelocaI
ihundered his doctrine of individual
rights before the entrenched forces
behind Damascene walls. There can
be no excuse 70. the people of Ok
lahoma indorsing the Hook decision,
The people will have to be most fool
ish. indeed, not to know the real bat.
tie between the partisans this fall
will be whether or not the constitn-
ton Is TO remain intact or whether
II VIII be amended 10 enable exploita-
ton as in territorial days.
Our people need only be Democrats.
Some individual may have done that
not in conformity with party princi-
pies aye done wholly wrong, but
his misdeed is that of an Individual
deserving individual punishment and
can have no place in the making OF
state affairs for the next few years.
Opposition leaders have no state
ment Of fact; have no pleas 10 make,
save those for office; have no prill-
cipie 10 enunciate, save that Of Fed
erai appointment: no plan outlined
Just simply one grand negation tribe
whose wish is office and ambition is
70 nlisdirect the channel OF public
thought.
All the people need to offset all
tbs, is to be Democrats. firm ana
true and unshakable
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II is a great blessing 10 be able to
pay your debts
A boy is awfully young when any
hing his mother says scarces him.
A mother who isn't willing to be
imposed upon by her children viii be
talked about by the neighbors.
When a boy expresses a willing
ness TO climb a tree 10 pick cherries,
they are not for his mother 10 put up.
We wish we We a young girl who
has just returned from school. We
saw one yesterday and four girls had
their arms around her.
When a woman goes TO call upon
another woman ten latter thinks she
Is bound by courtesy TO tell her Wis
itor some gossip before she leaves.
If there is anything that disgusts
the people more than the spectacle
Of a girl chasing man it. is the fact
hal the man does not object to be-
ing chased.
No woman past forty should own a
chaiing dish Any one that age who
doesn't know that cob or coal fire
is more fitting isn't to be trusted with
cooking ~
An AtchisCn man OF ihirty-fyc still
'akes a trip When he gets a few dol.
lars saved tpi His motive probably
is that when he gets to the poor farm
he can amusc The rest of the inmales
by ldcselibfng his igips .eilW
In every ~ff0nsekeeper's ideak Of
bfavgp There are ispeclHi ybpfes ddNE
uesr The heas4slly-~hoir, and douk lcu
deeked crowns for the womnh Nho
neyer stole another womans hired
girl or her roomer.
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PoposE RRleAnE IM AcrtnM

One great feature OF the average
kepubfs u editor Of THIS state is
that he pops of bis toy gun of crit
cism without looking 40 tie facts.
As an Illustration, here is gem from
thc Mushggee Phoenix. alleged 10 be-
one Of the ablesi edited newspapers
OF Republican persuasion ia the en-
tire state 81 Oklahoma:
Anoiocr timing 10 be tlankml
for: lardaman win uo ne p
Inileies&t &taips sanafOr ore icfI
Davis Il 3 fisle IS enough.
The vniarkabe feature Is that
tiese is nothing in common between
DAYS and Yardanlan- he first being
an agitator who has often made a
display Of vnlgafity, Vardaman lin
guist with oratorical abilities second
t. 10 man in the South. Vardaman
is radical low tariff Democrat and
his idea OF settling the race question
- 70 prohibit ihe black man from
voting. In that be has not progressed
further or less than such statesmen
as the late Pef1us. Morgan. Gordon.
Lamar and Ga,laRd.s Rigtsta OF. sFong.
no one ever heard him dissemble up
on the question 0r-seek 10 eYade the
issue. But as governor of Mississip-
ri he was the greatest defender of
law and order that state has known.
he elm mated mob law. established
equity and brought TO terms an the
warning factions that had endangered
the prosperity of the state In a
race for the United States senate
against John shaip Williams. suppos-
cd 70 be the most popular man of the
South, he was beaten but a few votes
and is as sure to be elected TO the
senate al the expiration of the sem
lor senator's term. next year as the
sun is 10 shine again.
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HOROSCOPE.
Sunday, February AZ, 1910.
They who would unfairly gain
Shall find their undertakings val


Jupiter is in ecliptic conjunction
with the moon Mercury and Venus
are in conjunction The three plan
cts have place in the Zodiac today
that makes theis united influence as
trologically perfect.
Saturn, however is evil fIe af
flicts great wealth and estates, is
malignant for all who have or attempt
to gain an undue share OF the world
goods, and threatens the health of
high livers, immoderate eaters and
d inSecs and persons who rush
brea.hlessly through either work or
pleasure.
The indications are excellent for
correspondence especially II 1t. is
concerned with matters OF love or
I iendship. Clever and ingenious
persons who enter engagements or
become married today. may reason
ably expect fortune and success.
Music, singing, dancing, literary re-
ceptions or entertainments, dramatic
affairs household celebrations, din
ners and family gatherings are under
exceptionally brilliant signs.
Invl ations should be written or ad-
dressed today.
Schools selected in this period or
professions found for girls are picked
ajut nader very auspicioils# circnm,
stances.
Travel particularly if for health or
plcasuc, IS likely TO result FORUM
ately.
There Is Il sign that Il newcomer
in politics will soon make Il great
III cry and drive many forth
Fowls are under good signs in the
household.
Herbs under Mercury this day are,
ilnde' the rules of herbal astrology,
carrots, savo v yalerian, parsley, mar
icram. mulberry licorice, laycnde,
cndiya and dill.
Women and men with this birth
dafc will proli during he Twelve
month by oyci coming an old prcju-
dice, lorgieing an injury aud helping
an adversary.
Children are born today under
signs indicating assistance from rel
atives. and unexpected benefits from
strangers. They must be aimed to
work steadily at some one thing.
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O STATE BRIEFS. .
Q C @ 0 O @ C @ @ @ @ o 90 @ @ G

GHymon predicts big crops because
Of ne heavy SHOWS in tina: section
Getting irrigation seems lost inso-
iar as aid from the government is
concerned
No Mans Land folk say they will
raise forty times as many melons
Ibis year as ever before
Southwestern Oklahoma claims to
ge the largest profits from cotton
production than any other section Of
the United States.
There are seven railway lines be-
ING constructed in Oklahoma at his
lime
Twelve cities in the state are APP
Dlicants to be designated as county
court towns.
Thirlyseyen bears were killed in
he lie Flore county mountains dur
ing he month Of January
The blizzard did not strike the
Wichita mountains. the temperature
being higher than usual for this sea-
son OF the year
Red river berry raisers claim the
crop viii be two weeks earlier ihan
usual this season.
Cattle feeders in the Usage coun.
try claim the high prices for cereals
have interfered with the usual sea
sons profits in spite OF the price for
stock.
The pecan crop for this slate has
been made large enough 10 lis; in the
agricultural reports.
Oklahoma has more rock asphalt
then any other state OF the Union
save Utah.
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BIT How About Topeka2
PREslpENT HELPS oRpHANs

Hundreds Of orphans have been
helped by the President of the In
dustrial and Orphans Home at Macon
Ga, who writes: I'VE have used Elec-
trio Bitters in this Institution for nine
years. II has proved most excel
lent medicine for Stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles. We regard 1t as
one of the best family medicines on
earth" It invigorates all vital or
gans, purifles the blood, aids diges-
tion creates appetite. To strengthen
and build up pale, thin, weak children
CT rundown people 1t has no equal.
Best for female complaints. Only SOC
a. all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26

Is made by Jupiter's great lighl.
The moon Is in apogee this 59th
day Mercury and Jupiter are in
mutually powe full and favoring 10
diacal positions Uranus exerts con
siderable influence for benefits
All the auspices are for an excel.
'eut day in commerce and Industry
Jupiter rules namlngly for wealth
and health !, and makes strong infu-
pence in FAVOR of human intercourse
All new undertakings and enter
prises should benefit greatly. Open
ing new Offices and shops or enlarg-
ing. changing and removing existing
ones is under good augury.
Employees. and particularly sales
people, agents, canvassers commits
sione $. demonstrators and others
whose aim is 10 introduce goods,
should concentrate today and utilize
all their energy to take advantage OF
the unusual chances
Advertising is under a bright and
powerful augury of success. An al
NEST equally strong influence is in
dicated for letters of promotion. cir
culars and other forms of written or
printed announcements.
Women employees should benefit to-
day. They will do well to be on the
alert. Those who write or figure
will have an opportunity soon to
Utilize something that they discover
today.
The signs are good for lawyers,
clergymen, merchants In all fields,
BANKERS, printers, writer's, teachers,
oreto 5, lecturers, professors and
atlicers. aft i'i e
study. sight secing,l omMslal at.
lempts aud matters based on spirit
uali'find elevated desires are likely
TO benefit tud;ry under favor OF urano
mS .h1dggmpf fpBI inJuimVu & ~
daThc1sfguyadie snbdoforali business
eon'ceslaed with rappsing heat 10 dals
ticlcs OF food
In this deg &c OF Pisces ascends "a
holy man walking and preaching a
great thing
Rage aud spite win be evil If in
dulgcd In during the twelvemon;h by
people with today for birthdate.
They will gain some Important ben
eft by magnanimous treatment of
others
Arise above birth and station,
many friends and activities arc
promised for children born today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26

An attack OF the grip Is often fol
lowed by persistent cough, which
10 many proves great annoyance.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been extensively used and with good
success for the relief and cure OF this
cough. Many cases have Oeen cured
after all other remedies had failed.
Sold by all dealers.
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Ample Funds on Hand.

Editor Leader IN an item publish
ed last evening about the special
neeiing 7of he board Of agriculture.
# Was made 10 appear hat the board
had been called 10 take action on the
subject Of curtailing rs work IN she
field Of cattle inspection by rr5koi
m he fact lat The appropriation
sas exhausted Tor The year biIbng
Iue 50, 1910 Your nforupII hon.
Wherever obtained, WAS absolutely
eironeous The board met 10 Tot
corraels Tor farm barns and olhqr
improvements u the district agrl.
culiura' choolg. and tba board has
IN i's live stock inspectors fund for
the ensuing foBr months the sum of
slQ.e90, which is onc-thrd Of the reg
MIA annual appropriation made for
that purpose
CHAS. r. BARRETT, Secretary.
Whether drunk or sober some men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26
WON'T NEED A cRuTcH

When Editor ]. r. Sossman, of Cor
nelius. n. G.. bruised his leg badly.
II started an ugly sore. Many salyes
and ointments proved worthless. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salye healed 1t
thoroughly. Nothing IS so prompt and
sure for Ulcers, BoIls. Burns, Bruises,
Cuts Coms, Sores. Pimples, Eczema
or Pliessr25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26

When woman mas a choice blS Of
gossip to tell all her friends she gives
a bridge party. - 94e
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CHIROPRAHC

as taught and used at our schools and
offices has been proven to be the most
scientific and effective method ever
known for removing all abnormali.ies OF
tile human Systenl. 1t has attained suca
Pa wonderful degree of efficiency and
accuracy only after years of the most
sXlensNe ana exhaustive research, most
Of which has been in clinical demonstsa-
tDns. Out Of over four thousand cases
under our care in the past two years
only .wo deaths have occurred Make
comparson). Our results are obtained
through the nervous system alone. bv
reason OF which we can handle any class
q aDnormali ities, except strictly srrgIcnl
ahhsesi ,hses anq fh,ey are limited to cuts and
aalons i, Wneie stitches or anputation
,s aosolulely necessary. We avoid or
RI. r. her make unnecessary. 9S ner cent NJ
M aIe so-calied surgical eases. sucb %
appehuicltls. gall stones tcrsi,i,is
G@neHolos' goltre. cancer of the stomanh'
ioaling Kidneys ovarian ana ntha.
uni,il3rs; ,,i,iehs; IN fact any diseased cond,taa,,
cred cred" onero,ii aruer other methods, are consid.
haralysis. insenitv. e,iIensy
fe,a fs, rheuma ism, blood poson ali iiI''hs III,
chrorsI, eruptive and otherwisa. ' .aiu 1n
en,,o., diseases, such as liver ,ro,,,,n an
,S'Ipatioh' headaches stomach t,.o,,i'i'
amu @ an Weaknesses of The gonara,i,.,
olsenS are due to a deringement ~ ''se ,he
stelVes controlling the specific rerion az
can ~. ana the functlonal equilibrium
nau ,,. oiiiy De secured by inducing. in soma
e.a. normal distribution of nerve
Stlinuius Other methods are snecuIati,,a
as to result. but Chiropractic Is AS ac.
curate as figures. ~ "e
No Drugs. No Knife Call and SEQ ns,
Free. 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26

who should be placed in charge Of
the Oklahoma constitution, its friends
or its enemiesy n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26
Monday. February %, 1910.

The merchants business golden
bright
Is made by Jupiter's great lighl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26

Whether drunk CT sober some men
a ae natural born nuisances.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
Concert.

The Poehler-GilmOre Concert
given Friday evening in the
Opera house under the auspices
OF the Ladies Guild, was by far
the best that has been given in
Mllbank for many a decade.
Mrs. Poehler as mezzo, soprano
stands at the head of her class.
Hhe clear tones and voice being
exceptional. Miss Gilmore as a
pianist is all that could be desir.
ed. The selections we're enjoy
ed by an appreciative audience
Many expressed hope for a re
turn date. Of course we must
not forget Prof. Hopfner fine
renditions on the violin, treat
as usual. The ladies cleared
about $50 on the venture.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09

store. The proprietor, G. M.
Bowe, has spared neither time
or expense to secure the largest
and best stock of goods to be
found on the market. Shoppers
will do we'll TO call early and in.
spect his stock.
George Peterson, who for
some twenty. five years lived on
his farm near Foster on the lake
shore, removing from there a
few years ago, was in town Tues
day evening with his grandson,
Harry Lake, of Peever. They
were on their way to southern
Oklahoma, to spend the win ter,
where Mr.. Peterson has a sis
ter living,
Messrs. John Gold, Robert
Hicks, George Clark aud F. Zim
mer, of Big Stone, while on an
auto trip up the lake Wednes
day, dropped down to Milbank
in the evening in time for the
fine turkey dinner given by the
Catholic ladies, and later in the
evening had the pleasure Of lis
tening to the splendid lecture on
"Christian Education by DR..
Kerfoot, the president of Dakota
Wesleyan university.
Electric lights have been put
in the the several rooms of the
court house this week to the
great convenience of the county
officers, who now have their
vaults, as we'll as their rooms
lighted by the wire. A fine light
is also put IN the court room,
making a great improvemen ent
over the old lamp lighting.
Mr.. w. D. Marvin and wife of
ewiston, Mont, we're visiting
with the S. S. Lcckhart family
he first of the, week Mr.. Marvin
being a brother Of Mrs Lock
hart. They were on ,her way to
Florida to spend the winter Mr.
Marvin is located IN the Judith
basin, Mont and he thinks that
country has a great future in
store for a number of years to
come.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
We, the members of the Aberdeen district
IN conference assembled. desire to offer THE
Following resoutisns
let Be it resolved that: We extend hearty
vote OF tnsnks to the people of Milbank, to the
kev. Ernest Holgate, and to his splendid choir
1orthe r gracious greeting and royal .treat ment
OF us while in their city. We congratulate
ourselves in having Brother Holvate as one of
us, and wish him much success in his present
work
I'd. Be it resolved that: We extend to Presi-
dent 5 f. kerfoot our appreciation aud thanks
Tor the manner in which he enriched our con.
ference with his presence and message. Also
we express our delight that DR.. Hager is with us,
ana thank him for the vital message he brings
us
ID. Be it resolved that: We publicly and in
TINS manner, voice our approval of the good
work done by the program committee and
fev. Albert Hart and District Snpt. Harkness
IN their efforts to make the meeting at Milbank
q success.
4th Be it resolved that: We thank the CITY
editors or tbs tAvors and kindness which they
nave shown US. Especially we thank Editor
oownle for the offer TO publish some of the ex-
celient papers read at the sessions.
oth. BE II resolved that: A copy of these
resolutions be sent to the local press and also
tn at copy be sent to Dr. r, ker:Oot
Signed by committee
D. W MOORE
E. +. VERNON
HARRY LEE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09

A series Of sermons will be
delivered at the Methodist
church during the Sunday
evenings of December on Gods
Heroes"
Dec. 11-"Savonarola 'or "The
Florentine Hero
Dec. 18-''Francis Willard" or
1.-THE Heroine of the White
Ribbon"
Dec. 25-" Jesus Christ" or
''The Hero of Galilee."
Special music at each SER
vice. All are cordially invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
FOreSters Election.

At the regular meeting of the Cath
olic Foresters last evening the follow
ing officers were elected:
Chief Ranger-Peter Pott
r. Sec.-Fred Gaynor
Fin. Sec.-Will Martens jr.
Treas. Geo. H. Jurgens
Past G. RE. L. German
v. G. R.-Frank Mckernan
Speaker-W. w. Wilson
Trustees-Peter HublOu, w. F.
COnnOr and Frank KOsse.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
'Merchnt Of Venice" Date,

The only real live and genuine
play since the time of Shakes
peare. Possesses the sublimity
of drama, and the cream of com.
edy. TO be presented by the
junior class at the high school.
Friday, Dec. 16.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
Thomas Davies, Westport
j. +. Franklin. White Rock
M. Il. Crisp, Webster

VIM. Carpenter, of Andover, was
one of the laymen who came down to
attend the ministers conference Thurs
day. Donald Mclean of Webster.
was also one of the laymen who en-
joyed visit to the conference.