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THE COME rs TAIL
WILL TOUCH US
THE CELESTIAL VISITOR WILL
BRUSH THE EARTH WITH
ITS TAIL MAY 18TH.

Halley's comet has gone into Sc
cluslcn for about a month and during
That time will be shielded from NOR
tai eyes by golden wells of sunlight .
This announcement, according to
! Chicago dispatch, was made on
Saturday by Prof. Edwin B. Frost,
director of the Yerkes' Observatory,
Williams Bay. Wis.
The reason for the retiring of the
comet is that it is so nearly in line
between the earth and the sun that
it cannot be seen against the bright
background. There is a strong prob
ability, too, according to the profess
sor, that the tail of the comet will be
long enough to envelcp the earth on
ay 18th.
we have just STOUT given up try
ing to observe the comet for the
present" ne declared ut is SO close
tJ the sun we can't do anything with
it,"
when will it be visible again?" he
was asked.
well, about April 5, | think; but
then it will appear in the morning
sky, whereas, heretofore, we have
seen it in the evening sky.
Nov, unless the tail lessons in
length much faster than it has
grown, it will easily encompass the
14,000,000 miles between the earth
and the comet on May 18th. The sky
of that night should be filled with a
fine, luminous display. In fact, we
will all be bathed in the comets tail.
as it were"
A dispatch from Fresno, Cal, the
professor was informed, quotes Prof.
B. R, Baungardt as saying that Fresno
will he turned toward the comet on
May 18th, and consequently that if the
tail touches any part of the earth, it
will touch there.
The professor thereIpon remarked:
Yes, think that's correct The
4 comet will sweep over us at s p. M.
of our time, however. and thus we
shall probably have better display
there than they will have in Chicago"
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500 REWARD, $500.

The redars of this paper will he
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SERVICES FOR
NEXT 10 DAYS
HOW GOOD FRIDAY, PALM SUM-
DAY AND EASTER WILL
BE OBSERVED.

One week from Sunday will be the
celebration of Easter, or the resurrec-
ton of Christ, and this day, March 27,
will mark the completion of the Len
ten season in the Roman Catholic and
tie Episcopal churches.
When asked for an explanation of
the Lenten season and ST these spe-
cial days, a we'll known Brunswick
clergyman gave the following:
Passion Sunday is the observance
of the be ginning OF the agony OF Christ
after His announcement that Re was
the Messiah and the resulting accastt
ton Tat He was blasphemer. AFTER
being stoned, Christ lid because Of the
fact that the time Of the crucifXiOn
had not yet cone.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and
on this day the services in the church
es will be special ones. In the Cath
Gle church the blessing OF the palms
is the most distinctive feature. The
day itself celebrates the entry of
Christ into jerusalem when the peo
pie threw palm branches in His path.
The Friday following that celebration
is Good Friday, the celebration of the
crucifxion of Cirist, and again will
appropriate and solemn services be
held in the sanctuaries. Maundy
Thursday, or Holy Thursday. occurs
the day previous.
The fact that this year the O5serv-
ance CT Lent has not been so rigid
will, of course, be denied by many;
yet it is true The object OF Lent
has always been to permit the lovers
of the church to evidence in some sub
stantial manner their adherence to
their beliefs and to deny and sacrifice
things meaning something to them.
For instance, it has been held that
no denial nor sacrifice results when a
man who has never smoked a cigar in
his life ostentatiously announces that
he will not smoke during Lent
The same thing is true when a
woman who has never been able to
adapt herself to a rice diet freely cir
culates the report that during the
forty odd days of sacrifice she will
not touch that dish because of her
desire to conform to the rules of the
church and deny herself something
whitn is daily need.
Lent is also intended as res
from those pursuits which cannot be
kept up continually, but there does not
seem to have been any too much rest
ing in Brunswick this year, unless
the slight cessation of social events
and the decreased patronage of the
theatrical productions be taken as
SUCH
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AN AWFUL ERUPTION.

OF volcano excites brief interest, and
your interest in skin eruptions will be
as short, If you use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils, ulcers, CT fever sores are
soon healed by it. Best for Burns, Cuts
bruises. Sor LdDs. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains and Piles. It gives instant
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SEE THE ADVERTISEMENT OF
ENSiL & ViNsoN CO., SAVANNAH
IN THE NEWS THIS MORNING
THEY ARE SELLING LADIES'
MISSES AND cAlLDRENS GAR
MENTS AT cry ATTRACTIVE
PRICES. TRY THEIR MAIL ORDER
DEPARTMENT.
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WOULD HAVE COST HIM HIS LIFE

Oscar Bowman, Lebanon KY,
writes: l have used Foley's Kidney
Remedy and take great pleasure in
tating it cured me permanently or
kidney disease which certainly have
cost me my life" Atlanta Pharmacy,
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Tablets are safe, s1re and reliable,
and have been praised by thousands
of women who have been restored TO
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by f. c.
Bruce.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to VIZ
men suffering from hronic constipa-
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sallowness Of the skin and dyspepsia,
Sold by e. c. Bruce.
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FINE LOT OF FRESH SEED PO-
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Low PRICES. WRIGHT & GOWEN
CO.
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interchangeable Carriages
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Escapement, Speediest Ever Devised
These are features which make the
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man who investigates comparative
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CASTORIA
Fer Infants and Children.
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Are you frequently hoarse? Do you
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throat? Does your cough annoy you
at night, and do you raise mucus in
the morning? Do you want relief?
II So take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and you will be pleased. Sold
by E. c. Bruce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-19
q THE DIARY or A spEAkER G
(By Donald Croaht1

Monday--ln the enemys country.
Made several speeches nj chatauquas
where the people threw oranges and
bananas at me aud shouted that /
was either q tOcl or a fool aud prob.
ally both They were very rude, but
] continued to secure vengeance by
speaking
Tuesday newspapers say that
Il am owned BY the lobster Trust. A
platoon Of reporters continually camp
upon my doorstep 10 watch the eject
of adverse criticism However, II
doesn't change the taste OF corn
wbiskey, plug tobacco aid black ci-
gars.
Wcdnesday-Ninc congressman In
various states have announced that
they will never vote for me and tBir.
~ state conventions have drawn up
platforms Offering high Offices to
those who oppose me. A reward has
been offered for my carcass dead or
alive In Kansas.
Nick Shoriworth the famous hus.
band oi Alice Roosevelt, speaking as
The moulhpiecc of the so-eaiied ad.
mlnlstratlon said that | waa poll.
tlcal corpse. lie added that iloRgrs
should be Quilted, although inter.
ment will be made IN public next
year.
Friday Rclormcrs. muck ra1crs
and progregsiyes are getting hotter
on the trail They are comparing
me 90 Mephisto, aud comic artists are
decorating my picture with horns.
This has become very annoying |
don't mind honest criticism. but thls
borders on perjury
Saturday. apparently have no
friends. However. that saves me mon
icy. Only mans friends borrow
from him This ID q delightful state.
Politics be hanged. Every newspaper
from Bangor, Mainc, TO Catalina Is
IaDJ and Is searching my last Theg
now accuse ine Df being i llorfe thief
In my early youth " s3sHi'a4
suudayl@f- heard an excellent ser
mon today. THE text was Down
with Cannonls'n." The exhorter out
did himself when he prayed for my
soul All me wish ! had one
Monday (six months hence)--I was
re-electcd speaker OF the house OF
today by an oyer.
wheiming vote. Victor Murdoch pro.
posed II and Norris seconded the reso.
luton. Politics surely makes lively
Cor paes Vi vi, skii.r =
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A Reliable MsdIcine--noT A MAR.
COLO I.

Mrs r Narti. st Joe, Mich, says
Foieys Honey kad Tar saved her III
To boys life. She writes Our III
no boy contracted 4 severe bronchial
trouble and as the doctors medicine
did moi cure him. | gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar In which | have great
faith IT. cured the cough as veil as
the choking and gagging spells, aud
tc got we'll 10 short time. Foley q
Honey and Tar has many times saved
as much, trouble and we are never
without II In the house - \ VAL
lace.
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SUNDAYS re SUITS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
81. L.ouIs, s; New Yorts 3.

81. Louis, s; New YORK. 3.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Sept. lS.--Nelson
was unhitable in pinches and ST. Louis
beat New York 9 tos IN the final
series
Score; II III r.
ST. Louis ". $50 0l0 00s--G 81 A
New York , 900 l2V O00--S 8
Battetles-Nelson and Killlfer;
Waugh and Fisher: Warhop and Cri-
ger.
Summary--Two base hits, lIartaell;
bases on balls, Nelson / struck out
by Nelson 81 Warhop. |. Fisher A..
UmpiFes- 0Iaughlin and Connolly,
Chicago, 6; Boston, 0.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept l9.--Chicago
made 1t three straight from Boston,
winning 6 to 0, game featured by
Walsh's pitching and a triple play. A
triple by Parent and n home run by
Gandlll netted Chicago four runs in
the fourth The triple play was stag
ed In the second Stahl singled, Lewis
beat an infleld hit and Purtell lined to
Parent. Parent tossed the ball to
Zeider doubling Stahl off second.
" Score. Il II Il
Chicago ....... 900 400 20H--6 6
Boston ........ 900 000 000--0 3
Batterics--Walsh and Sullivan;
Hunt, Smith and Carrigan.
Summary--Two base hits, Mclean !;
three base hits, Parent, home run,
Gandill; bases on balls off Walsh, j.;
Hunt, 3, Smith, 2. struck out by
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Sioux civ, 3; Omaha. ?.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ST. Paul. 2-3. Kansas City. O.5.
Indianapolls,S Toledo. 3.
Columbus, 4; Louisville, ..
Minneapolis, 3-l; Milwaukee, 7.3.
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STATE OF Ohio. City OF Toledo,

LUCAS county. He.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he rs senior partner OF the frm OF
+. J Cheney & Co. doing business
In the City of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid. and that said firm
win pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. for each and every case
ct Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before ME a,M subscribed
Ia my presence, this 9Th day OF De-
cember, A. .. 1886. y.
sss A. w. GLEASON,
fSeal) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nalIy, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials frae.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago, 5'2. Brooklyn, 81.
Boston. 8; pittsburg. 4.
Cincinnati s.; Philadelphia. 3.
New York, Ill; ST. Louis. O.3.
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oUoTEpt SCRIPTURE TO cHAs
~i&f TiSE. hf
But the Wife Who Submitted Now
g 2 - = Asks Divorce.

Wives, submit yourselyes unto your
Own husbands. --Ephosans, 5-22
= Likewise, ye wives, be In subjoctlon
e YOUR own husbands. ~. Potter, 81.
nnt r. yc be without chaotlscmcnt,
thon are yo bastards and not sons -
Hebrew, 1878.
Ny father has chastised you With
whips, but | will chastise you With
lsCorplons Il. Kings, 1911.
Kansas City. Mo-, Sept. 10. What
ever tlsologians may have TO say
|hhout Il. there Is danger In 4 too lib
Ieral priyate Interpretation of some
parts OF holy scripture--espcci
those verses which seem to give a
man the right to chastise hts house
hold At least, that Is what s. Y.
Hines. farmer living near Morris
Station, Wyandotto county, Kansas,
must be thinking since his wife filed
4 sun for divorce In the Wyandotte
county district court yesterday
Tie foregoing verses. and few 9th.
ers. were her husbands justification,
Mrs. Neitie NJ. Hines. petition says,
for q Wild and uncomfortable desire TO
chastise her and his two children,
Bertha, IA years old. and Oliver, -
years old.
Hines came into the house August
IA his wife says, opened The family
Bible and read the verse from Ephe.
SLAMS. lie then began 10 chastise ev.
erybody In sight, she charges. APP
parently gratifled at the result. the
performances was continued the next
day, wtile e continued 10 quote pass
ages from tie scripture and point out
to his family that he was the head OF
the household.
The ILLNESSES re,e married June 2G,
1894, In Meade county. Kansas. But
n Is only recently, Mrs. lines says,
that .Ilinos has tried to discipline his
family according to his personal inter
probation OF holy writ
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AMERICAN AssocIAIIoN

Minneapolis, GA; Kansas City, .
st. Paul, 2-3; Milwaukee. OIL.
Toledo, 6; Columbus. 0.
indianapolis, 2; Louisville, l.
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SATURDAY RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. 81 ST. Louiss Il
Chicago, A. Boston, 3.
Cleveland. Z; Washington. 2.
Detroit, 10; Philadelphia. .
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Walsh, &; Smith, 2.
umpres- -Egan and Sheridan.
Philadelphia, 4; Detroit, T..
Detroit, Mich, Sept. .l9.-Dygert al
lowed the Detroit batsmen but four
hits and Philadelphia won, to 0.
Score. X II h
Philadelphia 900 10l O02--i z 0
Detroit ..,.... .Ol0i 900 00e--' 4 .
I,atteries-Dygert and Livingstone;
Mullin and Schmidt.
Summary--Threc base hit, Lord,
bases on balls off Dygert. s; Mullin.
9; struck out by Dygert, q; Mullin, l..
Umpires-Colliflower and Evans.
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TELEeRAPpHY

LEARN WIRELESS & X. 4. TELEG-
RAPHY-Shortage Of fully 10000
operators on account of yS-hour law and
extensive wireless" developments. We
operate under direct supervision OF
Telegraph Officials and positively
place all students, when qualified.
Write r catalogue. Natl Telegraph
Inst, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Mem
pbis, st. Paul. Mimi: Enid, Okla. Col
nmbla, s. C.. Portland. Orc.
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PATENTS

PATENTS-Procured, also sold on
commission. Positively no advance
Zee. Patent Exchange. Jenifer Build.
Ing, Washington d. c.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka, 8. st. Joseph. Z.

Topeka, 8. ST. Joseph, 7.
st. Joseph, Mo, Sept. 1o.--Errors
by the local team lost the game to-
Topeka by score of to 7.
Score: X II II
Topeka 400 040 00e-S 5 O
st. Joseph ....,..O30 600 130--71 6
Batteries-Ensile aud Agncw; Han.
ifan and Frambles. 81
Lincoln, s.; Des Moines, 8. ts-
Liatdoln, NIB, Sept 19-Lincofn
bunched hltsi tts sixth inning and
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In the World Of Sport.

won Q TO 8 Umpire Wood. new man
had 4 bad day Of it banishlng Man,
ager Davis and Pitcher Owen Of the
visiting team from the grounds.
Score: r II r.
Lincoln ...,a 900 OtA 02e--G 1
Dcs Moines Ol2 600 0D0--3 8 2
Batteries ElagcFnan and Kruger;
oven Bicrsdorfcr and Clcmmons.
Wichita, 8; Denver, 5.
Denver, Col, Sept 10 Denver us.
ed three pitchers md lost to Wichita
3 to 9 IN the f'.st game OF d sched-
uled doublehcader The second game
was postponed on account OF rain.
Neither team made an error.
Score: r II II
Wichita .t.... 200 ei5 000--,S u 0
Denver ,.,.S. O0O l0l 03O--5 IL 0
Batterles--Jackson and shaw:
SCHROEDER Harris, Hagerman and
Wcarer, ,McNlurray.
Sioux City, 8; Omaha, 2.
Sioux City, Iowa. Sept l9.Sioux
CITY and Omaha engeged in a pitchers
battle, the locals winning 3 to 2. Both
OToole and Fentress we're In fine
fcttlc, the former not issuing a pass.
But one error was made this by ON
aha which practically cost them the
game
Bcore: II II Il
Sioux City !. 100 O02 00t-.-3 A u
| Omaha . 900 00t O10--2 & |
Batteries--O'Toole and Miller; Fen
| tress and Gondlng, Cadman.
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THE Ar OF euxlNe A HAT
Different Ways In Which Woman
and Man Generally Go About II.

(From the Buffalo News.)
Woman lin millinery shop How
much Is that hat. marked $35 In the
window? What? Really $85. Well
III try II on. Thanks. II does look
stunning, doesn't IL? III giye you $en
for It,. Well, while you ask the pro
prletor. I'll Just try on this toque--pcf-
haps 1t suits me better. He says
he'll let me have 1t for $50? | don't
think ! want II now You see, | can't
wear II sideways or turn Il all the way
around. That would have given me
three hats In one. How much Is this
toquc? Twenty-Five dollars? IT'S pret
ty, but don't care for the asrotte.
Yes, you might Snow mo three or four
other aigrettes, and I'll select one.
They're al too large. Those others
ar too small. These just right? Ughl
{. hate lust right things. They new
er have any character How much Is
the plume straw over there? I'll try
II on. No; won't do | saw one on
May Irwin and thought 1t great. Makes
my face too small
Did you say this one was $50. III
see no wit looks All ! like that. III
give you $50. oh. Is II the sS5 one2
We'll, it's summer now, and you folks
can't expect TO get winter prices II /
take II will you put the plumes on an
other hat next year II buy the shape
at this place. You will? That's very
obliging. Just let me see that blue |
never could stand blue--it makes me
look lallow. You're inclined to be sal
low too! Ever try DIR. "OPENS Dilu-
tion?' Put 1t on every night and then
rub II in with the skin of cucumber
soaked in cold cream. That $50 az
fair? No, | don't think III take It, 1
really didn't come in TO buy anything
this morning. I'm waiting for friend
She got hat here last month and
doesn't like t. Wants her money
back. VIII they give it to her, do
YOU think? Ny, but SUES q long time
Where is the credit department
please?
Man In hat sbop) Want q derby;
sizes rs. That's the kind. Feels a
little small. All That's better. High
In the crown, isn't II? No? Wen. I'll
take your word. Same price ay usual
Here you are. G, Just letter "Sy In
lt--will YOU Don't bother to send
the old one. Nothing else this morn
ing ThaukA
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

WANTED-At once white woman to
take family washing. Phone 1910
Black, or call 517 +. College.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
south rooms. all conveniences
Phone, III. 800 East Noble avenue.
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FOR RENT Six room house close
In No. ITO West Cleveland avenue.
Plumbing, city water, gas. Good To-
cation for matchmaker, doctor, mill.
iner, dentist as we'll as private family
Possession given October 1. Inquire
oi ID, X. Cotton. Ill North First st.
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT--Snite of rooms. 2, 3 or
whole furnished house. cistern. Call
forenools or evenings after six O'Clock
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.lWEsrERN LEAGUE

You should nave a PERMIT
, moke.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position as hotel or groc
cry clerk. Address X5 care Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

NoTlCE-Hsghest price paid for sec.
ond hand furniture, phone 727.