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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18
Aeauirina = Regulation,

Archbishop i1owiey. w.,o lived in the
eighteenth century. most uujuStIy got
the reputation Of swearing IKE >
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FOUND

get perfect fit in suit or overcoat.
It's at Woolley's 1S-1t
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Attend Mrs. Hiser's Business School,
Opens Sept. IS. Phone 2177. soft
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shirt stud. return to
p. G. Freeman. Reward. 11-3t
LOST-An opportunity if you fail to
place your order for suit and over
coat at Woolley's. 1S-1t
LOST-Dickinson Trust Co. book on
Main St. between Nicholson's and
Moorman's book store. Return to
Palladium 15-tf
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Home i'm West Richmond Several New Ones Main and
Kinsey, Ready to Occupy i'm Two Weeks.

FOR SALE-Corn in the field 21a
miles northeast of Richmond. n.
II. Cox. r. r. No. 5. 14-7t
FOR SALE-Lot in Earlham Heights
or will trade for motorcycle. Call
2O1O n. F. 14-7t
FOR SALE-Cook stove; 101 South
21st street. 15-7t
FOR SALE-A fine range Al North
18th street l6-3t
FOR SALE-All kinds of household
goods beginning Wednesday, the
14th, at us N. 18th. 12-7t
FOR SALE-Household goods at 305
North Seventeenth street. Phone
1868 or $3.50.
FINE HORSES-Like people. die.
Therefore, if you have any valuable
ones, insure them against death
from any cause. For particulars call
on or phone Dougan & Co, Room l.,
l. o. o. F. Bldg. Phone 1880. 15-tf
FOR SALE or trade for Richmond
property, two modern houses in fine
location in Indianapolis. very at.
tractive. Address P. .. box 81. Rich
mond, Indiana. jly9.tf
FOR SALE-Good hole range with
tank and warming oven. PIP Lincoln
street. 16-3t
FOR SALE-Langshang, buff orking
ton and light brahma cocks, pullets.
4OS Kinsey st. J. w. Collins. 16-3t
FOR SALE-Cottage. good condition,
electric lights, city water. cheap if
sold at once. Also motorcycle, 915
N. 18th. Call afternoon.
mon&sat
FOR SALE-New and second hand
buggies and carriages. Newbern's
Shop, los n 4th st. Phone 1912.
27-tf
FOR SAlE-Small, we'll improved su-
hurban premises; wei: fruited. good
house and barn; other outbuildings;
an ideal little home for the retired
farmer, or city man seeking a su-
burban home. Price $4,000. Apply
to The J. l.. NJ. Agency. over 6
North Seventh street. sept 1-tt
FOR SALE-I have a number Of i'm
proved farms, from % up to PA
acres. city property and lots; COM
mission one per cent. Kaufman.
over s2S Main ST. Phone 1884.
24-tf
FO RSALE-Duroc hogs. commons,
Webster. Phone 5144C.
14-tues-wed-3wks
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HAIR weaving, ElanicurlLg, face mas
sage and scalp treatment. Shampoo
ing, 35c. Open of evenings till 3
o'clock. Miss Steward, 16 South
Sixth. may25-6mo
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED.

MACHINE SHOP.
We Will Make Your Metal Patterns
Is we'll as do your repair work.
WARD MACHINE CO..
200 n. 9th St.
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FOR RENT-House of 4 rooms all con-
veniepces. Inquire Sill N. 18th.
Sat&mOn
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Choice residence lot
first e:ua-e South 18th ST. DR.. Ew.
Ing 3:-ss
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door and came across with the two
bones that he had been rafting in his
pocket for three hours and a half. But
the story doesn't end there. Some 9TH
err fellow slipped in. got the two or
hat. Furthermore. a member Of Post
c coming along by the same store the
next day. stepped in and bought one
OF the same hats for the one price of
81. Frank Is now opposed to bargain
sales.
I. N. Worth and Perry Becker. the
victims OF the recent automobile acct.
dent. are improving as rapidly as ex-
pected. Both are getting along nice
ly. The wives OF the two men are
also gaining strength every day.
Post c Is much pleased with the
final construction that has been plac-
ed on the vehicle tax As matters
stood the wall that went up from the
different members was loud and
lengthy. What effected the members
Of Post c was the tax placed on the
different wagons run into Richmond
for the express purpose OF getting
goods from the different jobbers and
manufacturers. From the nearby
towns q great complaint was being
made by the country merchants run
ming these wagons and In some cases
the threats were heard of withdraw.
ing trade from the local jobbing
houses. The jobbers of Richmond
have enough to contend with as mat
ters exist under the most favorable
conditions and every time some little
hindrance Is placed in their way the
fight for business becomes that much
worse. Indianapolis and Dayton, both
good jobbing centers, are in close
touch with the natural trade of the
Richmond Wholesale territory. The
city oflicials should see that nothing
Is done to drive trade to these CEN
tiers. On the other hand every means
should be employed to encourage bus
mess to come to the Wholesale mer-
chants.
Harry Wooters spent the past week
In Indianapolis where he assisted Jul
ian Thomas In caring for the exhibit
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT double house at 734
North 14th street, rooms, cellar,
electric light, both kinds of water.
Price $1,000. w. B. Dye. 901' Main
street. 17-3t
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When foel gets angry. he opens his
NORTH AMI sit-s.7 ,sis owes.
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light housekeeping at 100 Randolph
street.
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The r. p. A. OF Anderson are max.
Ing great efforts to have their social
meeting to be held November 10, an
AFFAIR OF some proportions. An invita-
tion to National President Hudson
and Secretary Logan has been issued
and n great amount OF pressure is
being exerted to have these two ON.
GERS attend.
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TURNER ". HADLEY-Notary, Fire
Insurance, Rent Collected, Real Es-
tate and Loans. Telephone 1914.
913 Main ST. 1S-1t
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 100 Randolph
ST. lost
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FOR SALE

Richmond property a speciality. ror.
terrified, Kelly Blk. Sth & Main.
AugS-tf
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Harry Wooters spent the past week
In Indianapolis where he assisted Jul
ian Thomas In caring for the exhibit
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T. p. A
Notes
BY T. e. II.

Next Saturday night will be regular
meeting night of the post.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Reference required. 100 8.
18th street. 1877
"BATTLING FOR THE RIGHT"-The
Life Story Of Theodore Roosevelt.
Authentic. Upto-date. Great money
maker. Liberal terms. Outfit free.
Zeigler Co., 269 Fourth St., Phila-
delphia. tu-thur.sun 2wk
WANTED-A position on a farm for
I to months. Best of reference.
Address e. II. Ellsworth, r. R. 3.
Richmond. 1S-2t
WANTED-A farm hand; married
han preferred. 513OE. 1s-1t
AGENTS-Sell genuine guaranteed
hose. 1919 profit. Make $50 daily.
Live agents and beginners investi-
gate. Strong knit. Box 1929. West
Philadelphia. Pa. 1S-2t
WANTED-You to know that Wool
ley has received fine line of up
to-date shirts. 1S-1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY woman on
West Side. Call 1919 Bridge Ave.
1S-2t
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FOR RENT room house, furnace.
bath. electric lights. II S, 18th. T.
H. Hill. 15-tf
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Mail will be kept for 80 days only.
All mail not called for within that
time will be cast out.
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WANT AID
[ 6 7 7 E r. [ D S T

The following are replies to Palla'
dunn Want Ads. received at this Of.
flee. Advertisers will confer a great
favor by calling for mail in answer
to their ads. Mail at this office up to
IL noon today as follows:
Clerk ........3 l.. G. T........3
n. B. NJ. .... 3 r. G. ........ l
X. ......... s. F.s........ l
A. .......... 2 X. .......... 2
Bicycle ...... 3 Q. Fl. ........
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Over s2S Main. Phone 1894.
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FOR RENT-FoIr room house, all
conveniences. Inquire IL n. 18th.
thurs&sat
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FOR RENT-3 unfinished rooms at
il9 n. 18th. S-tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17
HELPLESS HOUSEHOLD HINTS

TO tell whether or not an egg is
fresh place II ii front Qf your hus.
tand az breakfast on a rainy Monday.
Hell tell you mighty quick II it isn'tt
II you've managed 10 save little
cut Of the house money, don't fail to
tell your husband about il when you
ask him for money for spr'ng clothes.
Hell appreciate il 50 much thay The
viii insist On YOU letting il remain
NJ bank--in the pigs eye hh9Mhi &
The prevalent notion that absolute
$ slcnce and quietude must be main
tpined IA q sick room is all tommyrot.
bang lho-sl.sl4s~x-l.ll -ss--laai-slaaeT upset
few cEHffs and -rT'TTTYr- tlhe patient
few times with one CT his pillows.
Such q course OF procedure will take
him out Of his own morbid thoughts
and haston his recovery. (
Slap as much rouge on your cheeks
rs YOU please and drown your hair in
peroxide. if you choose You viii al
least be given credit for not attempt
ihg to conceal the fact that you use
cosmetics -and the other women
haven't got anything on you.
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CHIROPRATIC

s taught and used az our schools and
sff,ees has been proven TO be the most
scientific and effective method ever
Srcvn ior removing an ahnormali.ics ef
ite human system. II has attained sucl
q wonderful degree of efficiency aaa
accuracy only after years Of the most
extensive ANA exhaustive research. most
nf which has been In clinical demonstra-
fto.s. tut ~ over fonr thousand cases
under our care To- the past fwO yaais
onlN -Wo deaths have occurred. MAKE
coTnpari scnl. our results are obtained
tHfsuSl re nFrFrGs system alone IN
gtAsan ~ which Wc tln handle any class
~ aenofW4iii3eS. NNcept strictly Slrri,s,
sises and they arr iimieed tn cuts ANA
i"isslons Nh.re sftfcHes or amputatipr.
+ AesointeiF necessary We avoid a,
"a Aeg make unnecessary. ~ pe~ ~r,,, 4.
lne sN-"siieti surEical resss. se.h al.
AeAnlciti> saN stones. tsnS1itfs
rttftaehs -Astna. essActr IL tho s,nn,oNh
-it@A4ii~ AsHnstS. ngA~iAsf aDh otNn.
Tatrs in Tact ans dis4aSssi sss,ie1,
"a e-a.r oiFes metaois. are ooa,,d-
l'ArasysiS iNsmnifY. c,aa,s,
f4s fls,Enaas isln. hft4lt ss,is ~ ii-
Nes> eynriiN. and ',ihery,is., ~
N-.tAsie' ct>eaSeS. such as 'iyer ts,,,,.,.
~ asl. tcasi5eiis.s S4saaa,h t-',',ts'.
81 NeRAa1ss ui tAa rri...r,.s,,-
1lr eNf O. a t.er.ia-s.gssnt ~ =. :
atrasS rahirtfng tae specific rsei., ~
,teiseA NnN fae functional cpei3ibr,', :,
.'st eii% .s secre8 III inGsacinr. Il so,,,r
Eerm-ii description IN nsr.s
SiiasNi'is 0iatr methods are spscUttiVe
$50. = g 'tsa.s. sls est7o9yaesic Is as ao-
NJ Drugs. NJ Nnlfe. Csi a,d ses ne.
sNy FoAs1ilaAou aud Eaasainass9n l.
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would say Il Il seems as II / had no
'.Biit to ask you 20 love nae ana 10
Rafiy me. hui yon won't be happy
with the doctor you won't be happy
WIN nybqdy bui me. Virginia.
y was tie serene assertion of the
man who Knew that he had met his
mate, Nirg llias knew tGo, tnat there
VAS nothing OF c0neeit, nutGiag to OF
rent N he sense oil security. she
WAS us, as he was bers, and no one
should separate tnSm
Miss C0rneha unconscious OF the
awakenng Of the young people, caAs
heNn the path and across the gards
so pYlkat4tA pArSao Slgel Fate. s3s
hau iaied Virginia IN everything hE
yeals' aud she meant TO rule her stEH
Virginia, 80 back to the houses i
won't nave You idling In the vegG
table garden. she said.
Aunt Cornelia, am going to mar
~ MARK" Virginia returned calmly.
y was useless, after that, for Miss
'Sornclla to protest, TO buster, to
plead; Virginia had made up her
mind She loved the out Of doors and
she loved Mark She said ii over
and over again, And | am to have a
Flower garden, Aunt Cornella," was
al the answer she would make TO
the old lady's arguments, when they
mad left Mark and were in the house
once more.
"lSut YOU will never be happy,
Aunt Cornelia's tone was tragic.
( Virginia poadered for a moment,
then she said, "Arc you happy, Aunt
t Go'nellaa'
Aunt Cornelia stared. she had not
thought Of 1t that way,
When | am with Mark Virginia
sal 4 see beauty in everything. II
+ las he who first made me see the
wonderful things in my vegetable gar
den. When you wouldn't let me grow
flowers, he found me crying in the
orchard under the apple tree, and he
showed me then the beauty Of useful
things. out OF the little things of life
he gets so much that is interesting
ana wonderful, and you never show
ed ple any beauty, Aunt Cornelia.r
The old woman knew that 1t was
true Things HAD been commonplace
K her Blways, To Virginia, life
would never be commonplace If she
married Mark She rose and went
to the window.
Wen, suppose YOU will do as you
like Virginia. she said drearily
Virginia cpne ana stood beside her
Cant il he as YOU Ike, too2" Sud
denly her arms went around the old
la,!y's neck, hes fair hair lay on thC
spa'e old bosom, the young eyes look
eg into hers with love in them.
And at thal look Miss Cornelia
melted But she was not one to show
her feelings. and although her arm
t'ahtenea about the slender form. she
said grimly, "Well guess Won will
have 10 do 9S you like. Virginia, ana
when you and Mark come 10 live with
me in this big old house we will plant
flowers in the front garden. "-f fCopy
right 1915, by Associated Literary
preSs.l
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf.
ness end that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin.
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
his tube Is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when It is entirely closed, Deaf
ness Is the result, and unless the in.
flamation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO its. normal condition
bearing will be destroyed forever.
nine eases out Of ten ere caused by
Catarrhs which is nothing Nut in IN
tIamed eaSdition Of the aacSus' shrI
We w:ll give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness .leaused By
Na.arrhl sthat cannot be Cured lis
Halls Catarrh Cure, Send for circu
lars. free. 4
+. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take iall's Family Pills for con
st'pation.
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Nothing SO surely indicates the
Changing seasons rs the nopulaT
mcn.hly magazines. Jus. now their
cose \, their stories. even their adj
yertisemenis, herald he fact that the
wear Is moving swiftly forward and
the snIingiime is ai hand. This is
esneelally noticeable In The March
number Of Smiths In all the verse
and fiction OF tais number, one gets
a breath OF spring that is truly de-
lightful
AS usual, the magazine opens with
ixseca beautiful portraits OF we'll
known stage favorites This art sec.
.ien Is feature thai will appeal to
all lovers of the beautiful. And
when, in addition, the pictures are Of
'evelv women YOU know. +. makes The
section one thar you cant afford 10
mics seeing. Following these photo
grams comes ;he complete novel by
Fnma Lee Walton She has called
Is The Letters al Rebecea the let
iers af dear sweet girl 10 her Lady
Mother, who is far away.
There is always something singu,
larry re- ssonal and intimate il q story
foli hv means OF correspondents, and
his particular Gne is no exception Of
this yaung g'rl's romance with
hreayhless friendly inseres; And
when The end comes and Rebecca
sends her lass letter you can't hAln
fecliu- -ba; y0a really know the sir.
$50 simple and true 10 life Is the
story.
Then there Is "Apn or Evcs~ a
seort s'ery hy Edna Kingsley Wa.
laae The anihar certainly has It in
fer hr men felix's and the way she
H~C Up three amor innate members
nf ihe OnnOsi-o sex is r Scream. T.
rs yal give 'insl laugh a. ihs efn.
i'9~raSs'nS iirish Of thsse unfortunate
NH"ans. YOU come TO a ri lie ilumi-
nasing segMcnefie hy Charles Baiiell
~~m-s THIS monh IFS ~On
SHonses. ana according 70 Mr.
acwiS the snonee Is no, such bad
s~sF,uiien. af'er all Holman =.
Hsy's s'ory. When the 5. A. q
Wen Rrke Is another one of his
eumowits stories about Cayn Saroul
f'saf VIII send ven of into shriess OF
'snga'sr. Ii sU'Ve been reading
Smiths s0a know the caUn bv his
-i'Ne. Rpi II vru hsven't hea-i ot
hin. SEE hslSy' His drv. shread phj,
lvsqQhN. is- simaiy Irresistible.
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MUCH i~ LiTTlE.


Strawberries avc rlncnMg ID Okla
Noala while thc snow san Nhtls iU
the cold EaSi
k'rn ihoNga ihcrc are hlSSeg huila
As Ia New NNfk CNN ihsn tu Guih
gse Wr e5u raise toe fines ara n,d
S,s 81 cAccrlvs
lstlnns pnSh sreN noNemen. j.
a'ni&at bu' pushing S,soi VgoA ana
NNsNs lcadN ie ihe harvest never
Wsvs g enshcr anN W0ncy
More nc0Mc irN to prounr sly'ce
lo {fcir 9clOaiNMnceS Than seem
saA io hc aaAlS
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TOOK AL HIS MONEY

Often all a man earns goes to doc
tcrs, or for medicines. TO cure n Stom.
aeh. Liver or Kidney trouble that DR..
Kings New Life Pills would quickly
cure at slight cost Best for Dyspep-
sia Indigestion, -Biliousness. Constlps-
'inn, Janndioes Malaria and Debility
2Sc at all druggists. t
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Gomez let's put Guthrie forward
Let's away With all these street pay
ins, Spsineling, convention hsll c0a
ttael, pumping wataJwOrkS, l-e
wells deals and scandals and xel
down to business Let have commits
s.oneFs as business managers OF The
city, who, i; they fail IN thels sworr
eusses can ae discharged, What's
he use of focllag wiiA council meet
lNgs and what not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

The present c'.N administration il
na Mogso than oiher former admin.
iSiraaots lau the a'dermanlc foru
ot SoyNvRmtNt wrong Why no.
change the sNSteM2 Such action will
make Ter pg0gress and prosperity.
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z AMONG TAE MAGAZINES .
Q Q 30 Q . Q = Q Q . o Q . Q o 9

~ OQAis K,a0 K q s.Ati$ uWdl
s.afs tor 'NeS ffaar. seven to sixty,
frs taE h ilAeg ctessS Vt sroatlce
aeu e le s'els eN hiS Way Go RWe
iay new i,ANN iN gNc tNfWt0TN.
sl0rs sas iho Hsgh, ii i saaatler's S
IS Au. hsan. ESTABLISHED Ns figti -
aSaeiN hN NfsS llRg wlsA sae
>eaaiier ana his sialNat. son Ses3
eeNlk asS S,t ATS h f,s.a saena,y
ocatesls siSSae RNrWsng Ne res9us 5
a.s.ueme . Glae gee s-eM ~ s0e
MEt 81 tft eNn cat ENS ne ais
essGy VII Nnd IS fohea iate AsigH,
wafa iha taAer. M@ Turner. MON
he esslN ihrsSheS The NeS, niSAt
ia sac soNn De captures 4 aNFS al.
sa6 iD iac next law weeks mee.S
Meior Garln. lAe vi'laia u ,Ae S,0ss.
wAAn. er 6nai,y iSrds ia toe aeni,en
gSaFs As Is mAsc elisos u the locSl
esan and n&s more exciting exas~
lseAce elth - Cat GNs The
s04Al css Stn makes hls appearance
Ia sha sewN. ara ae Aa& Ten ASNe
sAsss,sak saeeataHeS se the eAA q he
siafv ot at she naaN Interesting
Sserivs Nri.ser ~ MF Read. iAsS is
~ oaly sae ss Importance express
n s0r eoss
FINN sAe prvss u IAsra and Lex.
cAicASe
Clo'A. gal>ia e~a,,esa t,over. = csnss
nrga csspl, y a0aaf 3 cats
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G sETTY'S CHIT CHAT
g ,
G c C c &C coc Geo @ Q 9

MoFe an more am coming TO be,
feNe in tAe daily hour of rest. no.
necessarily nalA perhaps not even
he couch, but a auie hour with re
leNed muscles and closed eyes. o,
win soothing hook and precautions
against Interruptions OF any Kind.
There IS nothing like the rest hour 20
lcoSou iee kna, In muscles and nerves
Men rarely apprceiate the feminine
n,ea q rel Ration They are sccus-
toned 10 few burdens outside OF hnsi.
ness, which is restr ctel 10 hours. RI
iata'ion WITH them begins with the
atuai0s 0l coat and hat al the close
q business hours and continues ll,
The morning. Not even business
Mrman eau be 50 free from care. for
feminine needs cannot wee he taken
e0re ot hy "a lor and barber. and husi
ur>s women are a fractional part az
the sex s. relaxation should Ne TAX
eN meopSi caauSly Set. etly. ~
u IS Fable ta be mace matter of
unpleasant discussion, No man can
Rave reasonable dislike ao ans thing
which makes for h's camgOrt and
{ ppiaeSs. hu, Il is we'll known iha,
reason has noi The chance To govern
The thin Waman vii fiud a rca ~
fe' laNehUmi hest for he- temaers.
n,ni tor Il tends To produce flesh
e.tinr n ss, r ...,;s.n.. ~ 80, "''sre
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

.Mhy not allOw noles and Mitchell
= tvsign snd allow 'Glyccriue" Chap
peli 'o be shc Grand ueNarca padeShs
ct sAc whole FaruuhaGsou campaign
As a peru Seokcr ana Smellcr ely
2eginc has Few equals and no Sn
Rctior IN fact hc IS An and some
. ha ana ihnn SAnN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

The preSvnt cilS administration ii
uetga SUCCESS. Republicans as wet
aH Democrats Say his With char
ter govcrnment renewed nrOggess viii
Ar4ANr tNNf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

n1-'- ~ A.-~A -A~ssrS T>s -sz-
Lea weake-s kAe aowcas. leads a
ehraHie esas;s1ation. &C: p1an's Reg,
aieEs. TAky operate easily. tone tss
stsnscas. cusc engs, EsassQ1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

Note YES, tomorrow II you don
Ike shp charter when it III submitted
.yvu can YA,te no. r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

The Hon, "Rm chappen has be
come sponsor for the mayor ana his
real spokesman When reform was
raging rampant last spring few
thought ChapNeil was Ia become i,s
greatest champion,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

Hives eczema. itch or san rheum
se's Won crsyv Can't bsar tho touch
az your clothing. Dams Ointsns..
cares the mos; obstinate cases. WHY
suffer. All druggists sell H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

II The legislative Investigation
shows nothing else than the iotsl dis
esard for their stated reasons 10.
lnNcsugatlng by the Republicans, {.
VII prove thcy are NOT sincere ANA
wish only 10 do injury to Others IL
i ceN9raiy way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-17

ledge RoleS reform campaign
viii no, end with this deal. lie has
ether dates algeaay set.