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The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
coNGRE6 ATvO>AI..

"The Incaruation." by Adam GeibcI.
Will he rendered by n double quartet
I'm Brewster congregational sunday
evening.
First Morning organ prelude Holy
Night" Dudley Buck anthem "Blessed
Re the Lord" Coombs offertury, Come
Unto Him" tMe%Siah, Handel Miss
Euith de Muth. anthem. Arise. shine "
Dudley Buck postludC. "Halleluiah"
chorus (Messiah), Handel. Evening
Prelude, Largo" Handel. J. Truman
Wolcott gnd string quartst He Has
Come. the Christ of God" GottschnIlt
anthem Thus Spake the Scraph. :"
Peace oncrtorv solo, - hp birthday az
the King" Noi1linEer, Mrs Estele
Neuhoff cantata. Bethlehem, 4 II
Nj under This Cantata, recently com .
posed. viii De given it's FIRST hearing
I'm Detroit b' the quartet ana chorus
Of 81 voices. assisted by string quartet
aud conducted hy =. Truman Woicott.
director.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
EPISCOPAL.

c. wSrwick SS Jordan; "eenedIctus."
Grogorlan; "Introi'," anthem, The Now
Born Kng np tespoir; 9rlertory one rvsSI In :,
West; Nicene creed, Gregorian. Eighth
tone. "Sanctus." Gounod's "Messe Solen-
nolle," Bertram Lecy and Master VIII
hard \ Nash Will render the solos.
St Notwithstanding: 'Venite and
Gloria" Rancan. TIE Deum," Naylor;
sing" Leslie; Gloria Tibi." Plevel; Of
fcrtory Blessed BE the Lord Of Israel"
Barnby; Gloria in Excelsis," old chant;
"Nunc Dimittis." Stainer Evening:
Gloria" Randall "Magnificat," Bur
nett. anthem. I'VE Have Seen His
star" Smpcr. offertory, GLORY 10 God
in the Highest" Lee.
S.. Thomas communion at II
m. Woodwards communion service
viii be sung by the choir. also anthem.
sing, oh. Heavens. soprano solo.
Birthday OF King" Neidlinger. Miss
Elizabeth Wilson. Mrs Lucy Barratt Is
organist and director
TrinIty--Morningi Prelude, Pastor
ale" Mailing; "Te Deum.' Buck. "Jubl-
Iate' Torman. "Kyrie" Mendelssohn;
Gloria Tbi," Woodward; orertory.
There Were Shepherds" Vincent;
postlude. Grand Choeur" Dubois.
"MagniHcat Simper. "Nunc Dimittis.
Simpor: ouertory. Break Forth Into
Jo-." Simpcr, postludc, 'IIallcluJah u
chorus" Handel Louis Leppcr is
chuirmaster ana Mrs. Mary II Christie
is Crgani5t
Church OF the Messiah--Holy COM
mLuion. 8 "a m.: "a. m.. Childrcn's eu-
oliHrlst. n "a. m. morning prayer and
communion. 30 p. ~. choral scrN IC@
and Chrctmas carols. Program at IL
ma. hy vested chuir OF 81 voices
"Ncnjtt" Crotch; TIE Deum. Dykes;
Jubilstc." crotch "Kyrie. Fortay.
Gloria Tiht. Pleycl. anthem. Thus
Spcaketh thc Lord OF Hosts" Staincr,
S.hctus,' Gounod. Gloria old chant
"Nuuc Dimittis.' Twilc
- George s. Midnight services. Full
vested choir of 80 ,uiCcs will sins
Readr communion iu -. with special
Christmas cgrJiS. Morning Process
sioual "Ncntte' Robinson "GlOris
Patrt" baul.. ct. Bcun." Wilson
"Jubilotc Dcp. Woodward offcrtory
"Sius Oa. Heavens" clare. Commun-
io1 service in ~ Hat. Cruickshnnk. rc-
crsSional Evenug ProppskionHL
Gloria Patrt DankI "MaCuidcat. %
W,bhc "Ntuc pimittis" Barabg or
fcrt1ry. Rehold Bring You Good It'd
ngs -iwpof, recessiouar Miss Mabel
Bcall and Alfred Bawn soloists y ID
Eddy organist; y. w BeaH. director.
81 Paurs Cathedral-EvenIng "Mag.
nincat "Nunc Dimittis" Schenker
quartet. 20 Holy Babe, sykes. anthem
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
BAPTIST.

North Raptist-MOrnin organ pre-
lude, christmas onertory, ''rlSon, an >, =
Nichols offertory solo for tenor with
violin obligato. behold, l Bring YOU
Good Tidings. Robinson: Dean Aldrich.
violin. Miss Amy Carkeek anthem
lude. Christmas March. Mcrkel. Even
ing Organ recital 1:15 p. m, ta)
''Gondellled." Merkel; Obj Christmas
musette, Mailly; (c) Alteration, daul ;
7:SO r. M go. Come to My Heart. Lord
jesus" Nevin. male quartet; ofertory,
violin romance, d d'Ambrosio, Miss Amy
Carkeek, soprano solo, "Oh. Holy
Night" Adam, Mrs, II. T. Cudmore
CHRISTMAS cantata. The Nativity Bull
lard. The cantata will be given ny a
chorus of .. voices under the direc e.
tion OF Anton Daley. organist of the
church. Soloists will he: Mrs. II. 4.
C.udmure soprano; Dean Aldrich tenor;
Miss Amy Carkeek contralto; John
First-Mornins: There Were Shep-
hards," Stainer. soprano solo, THE
Birthday OF a KING; NeidilngeT am am
Evening Quartet, The Christ-Child."
Coombs .contralto solo, The Virgin s
Lullaby" Buck; quartet 20 Faithful
Shepherds" The choir consists OF Mrs.
Alice Calder-Leonard. soprano: Miss
Marie Won Essen, Contralto, VILLA m
A. Gotham tenor. William " Cross.
basso. Nelson NJ Gass. organ ist and
director
Woodward ave Morning; Organ
prelude, THE shepherds Ia the Field,
Mailing Christmas anthem Adams
contralto solo. NO Shall Feed His
Flock" from THE Massiah' Hande !.
duet. II VIII Magnify Thee Rosenthal.
postlude "HalleluJah." Evening Pre-
iude. "Allcluia." Dubois anthem. II
VIII Extol Thee Costa, soprano solo.
GLORY 10 God" Inssen; baritone solo.
christmas" shelley
Grand River-ave.-Th choir will rem
der I'm the evening Nevin's "Adoration.'
Miss Gabrielle Fourth viii SINK 20 Night
Divine Jordan, and Clurles j. kuschel
will sing Neidliugers Birthday of Il
King" George VI. Robinson is director
and Arthur Suppnirli orgnnist
Ferry-ave. Evening Violin solo, So
-teCtcd burnett Grimshaw, anthem.
SONS Of Praise, Awake" Ohner: au-
them. There Were She phcrds Earlc;
solo. "Star of tho. East" Mrs ". I. r.
Moore anthem GLORY 80 GOD in tie
Highest" Bierly. solo "tiosauua,
Armstrong. anthem. Christ Our Pass
over. McThau Hichard \ Jones rs
director and Lloyd g. lIoltz is organ
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

one of which is called 'The Paris
Squirm" Hilda Partridge will display
her perfect figure in classic poses in
bronze. and Joe OFT will be heard in II
German dialect monOlogue. The com
pany also includes Bill Cotton and
Jean Darrow. Al. Patterson, character
comedian. and May Walsh. leading wo-
man and dashing soubrette. These
players and a chorus OF 20 young wo-
men who feature the Is song numbers
will be- presented In the two new mu-
steal pieces. Friends" "A comedy inno-
vation, and "Slt mining in Chinatown" a
burletta with its scenes laid In the
famous Chinese district OF New York
Joe OFT Will be chief laugh maker and
others will help along the fun
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
Banks On Sure Thing Now.

"In never be without DR.. Kings
New Life Pills again" writes A..
Schingeck, 647 Elm-st. Buffalo, n. Y.
They cured me OF chronic constipa.
ton when all other failed" UNEQUAL.
ed for Biliousness, Jaundice, Indiges.
ton. Headache, Chills. Malaria and
Debility. At f. c. Kinsel, Central
Drug Co., Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
4 Mt AHItN.

First Tnltariau-M Morning organ pre-
ludc. "NOcl" Buck. carol. The First
howell" old English: choir hymn. II
came tpon the Midnight clear, suit
van. carol. we Three Kings OF Orient
Be" old English hymn. Cain on the
Listening Nir OF Might contralto solo.
When ! View tie Mother. Barnby'
carol. silent NigEt GCrmaa. Offer
tory. Pastoral SNuphouN Hand ri
hymu. "Aiastc Fidclcp. Reading. post
ludo "Christmst March Merkcl
Eve ming. organ prelude. allegro FIRST
sonata. BOrowski. anthem. The Firsi
Christmas Barnbv hymn, 1T Game
Cnop tho Midntghr Clear. Willis, has,
aolo, "A New Heaven aud q New
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
open for Bids.

When q man says every man has his
price 1t is a sign that his price is
pretty low aud that he Is looking COR
bidder--Atchison Globe.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

Earth" .Gaul: anthem, "The nativity"
Haesche, offertory. andante Borowski;
duet. soprano anL tenor. The Holy
Child" shelley. hymn. Joy TO the
World" Handel; postmde. finale. Boz
rowski The choir consists OF Mrs.
Bessie Booth Dodge. soprano. Mrs.
Marshall Pease, contralto, Marshal
FeGse. tenor. DT Earl G. Barkley.
basso. Murray O. Paterson. iorganist
IL will be assisted by Miss Bernice
Harrigan. violin Fayette iTarrigan.
nutc. Walter e. BoyntGn. cello, Boyn-
tom HartZ cello. and Dominic Marone.
harm.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

#And head. Then he puts on wig and
hen a dress which he has first shown
o the audience 10 prove there is moth
Ing in it, The statue Is commanded
10 speak and IL steps OF the stand
Rnd addresses the audience.
Lots OF fun will be provided by the
remainder Of the bill. \ German COM
Isdy playlet will be acted by Kane Il
Langley, and Armstrong, Brown ana
company will offer the amusing act,
The Shamrock. Thistle and the Rose -
frhe Misses Bohee and Hyer. "the Gu
ban nightingales," will present pleas
ing vocal selections, and George Hus-
3sey and company Will give an exhibit
Zion In ventrlloquism with musical
trimmings other acts will be- The
khree Schaener sisters. character
change vocalists: Newell and Gibson.
Eccentric comiques. Peters and Nor
how, comedy acrobats. and the motion
pictures
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
G.yETY.

Al Reeves will present In the
Gayety theatcr, next week. his big
Beauty show" always "a welcome vis-
ftor. II is asserted that the old lines
ID hat have marked this type Of enter
taiument for so many years have been
done away with and that
fthe newer burlesque." which means.
krlean, wholesome shows has taken it's
tplace. The company includes. Andy
Lewis. who was last season the star
Fpf his own company. William Cahill,
fthe man from Ireland: Edwin Nor
Iris. whose record of success extends
l0ver many years Idella Nyner. an at
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
tContinued from pnEe ~

katurday matinees will hc given, with
special performance Monday after
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

|tractive coincidence Marie Brandon.
|who sings and dances Billy Bush, who,
8bestdes beinE an accomplished cor
[net soloist IL said TO be an actor OF
.ptility. and AL. Reeves himself. Sup
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
LUTHER An.

st Peter's-Children service sun
day evening by the pupils OF the
parochial school. The children Will
give THE Christmas Gospel" Baum.
the numbers to alternate with recital
of the Messianic prophecies OF the Old
Testament and the narrative or the
fulnllment. At the reg ular Christmas
service sunday morning the choir VIII
sing Unto Us a Child Is Born
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

The meas meeting I'm Association
hail. sunday afternoon. at $3.50 O'Clock
will be addressed by the Rev. John
Rrittan clark. Of Westminster Pres
bytorian church or The Christmas
Message, and the following musical
program will be given: March "Alhan-
bra" association orchestra; selection,
Tho Arcadians." Monekton. orchestra,
solo, Harold Jarvis, violin solo. FRAU
meri. Schumann WIN. kurthi soio
Harold Jarvis. nute and clarinet duct.
THE butterfly" III LAWSON and i. Will
liams, overture. Poet and Peasant,
Suppe orchestra; solo, Harold Jarvis ;
march religioso, Chambers. orchestra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Congressional

Fret District-N f Mcneil. o.
4 pawnee
Second Distiict--E l.. Falton. o.
Oklahoma CITY
! Third Distriet-Jamea Davenport, o.
Vinlta.
Fourth District Charles Carter. ~
Ardmore.
Fifth pistriet- Scott Ferris. OF Law
ton
District
District Judge llth District Free
man f.. Miller. Of saltwater
County
Superior Judge--Ioe NJ Sandlin, Of
Guthrie.
County Attorhey--M. c. Jefferson
Of Crescent.
sheriff--Ba Murphy, OF Marshall.
County Clerk--R. f. Stobaugh, ol
4 Crescent.
Clerk Superior Court--T. C. McCub
bin. OF Guthrie township.
County Judge-John d. Chappelle
OF Guthrie.
4 Treasurer--W VIM. Ritzhaupt. Of Guth
re.
Register Of DeedsV NJ. Higgln
bclham. Of Springer.
Clefk District Court
County superintendent Edna vii
son of Meridian.
County surveyor
County Weisher-
Senator lgtA District--Frank OF
smith Of Guthrie.
Representative First district II Y
Smith Of Crescent
Representative Second disctrict- H.
Il. Derwin of Guthrie.
Representative Ord District-Georg'
4. Clayton. Wntcrloo. Okla
Commissioner, First district. &
Lewis, OF Luare.
Commissioner. Second district
y. Murphy of Guthrie township.
Commissioner 3rd District--Johi
@ Neil, of Marshall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23
euTARaE IN LINE

There Is never much danger attach
cd to the policies Of men intending
to do wrong: their enorts being casi'
l. understood and always dlsapproved
by the body polite But It's the man
who las sought TO be right. still
Ciinging TO some obsolete theory VIII
does himself and neighbors grave in
jury. Logan Is great county: Guth-
fie one OF the great cities of the
state. and the progress and prosper
ity of the city and county worth
more than the political fortune of
any man or organization OF men yet
kaown 20 the community. Those
men who once dictated the policies
and directed the energies OF Logan
county have failed to snrmount the
hills Of progress are not in sympa'
thy with state conditions. Directing
Logan county without the influence
/ OF the state and cooperation with
others. may appear patriotic task
With and by those who have fallen
by the wayside. but II OF no value
/ 10 property nor viii il ever allow us
Ito keep pact with those communities
which are filled with people recogniz-
ing new conditions and different poll
lcies than those which prevailed In
territorial times To be frank. l.o-
gan county must change TO a certain
extent. The people Of the state bade
farewell TO territorial ideas and poll
tiles with the adoption OF the state
constitution. The mightier the intei
leci that seeks to direct US In the old
channel, TIE more harm viii befail
MS and the fnrtler we will stray
from the lineup Of adyancemtnt now
In vogue In this state--tAe greater
the truth and effort to stop the wheel
OF change to the new regime, the
harder and more severe tle punish
meat that will come TO u.s. all be.
cause OF inability to step TO the mu-
sic of state sovereignty and the pro
, gressiye ideas following hard upon
the heels of that regime.
In the last three years we have
I been assailed by other communities
: Not for what we did. but for what
D we failed 10 do There ara entire
I county populations who misunder
e stand Guthrie and Logan county riy
}. ais having taken advantage OF loca
i leaders 10 advertise shoft-coming'
riy hich are purely imaginary bu
wricA the political leadership Of thi'
county permitted. fuiilely trustini
:. tfefe may be a way TO swing pack {
he cd system and ways.
r That ti'nc viii never be
q Tho ciiof Guthrie aud the scoun
d it of logan hsayrlcaa the procession
= having natural advantages. wealt
4 aud insti;utiDNs ncnasary 50 20 q
Y srch things. II can be done only b
II modification OF TIE oil school OF al
5 fairs. Logan musi be of he Nanguai1
II Of progressves: the people willing {
.. nlareh. had they bnt one hnglcr
e guide tbom over the bills TO see u
: p alaiixes over there ready y moy
d Onward vexing each other with pas
* cefrofs ayails Daug.t. Il Is not ui q.
y past but With the future We are
deal This Is the third city Of th
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q 600 coo o 10000 coo o
% pREss cOMMfnT d
8 GOO ooooocooo coo Q
The Next Congress-
.lhallaa NeMal


The terms Of thirty United States
senaiors viii expire next Mare. Ut
these, twcnty-iour are Republicans
ard siy arp Democrats. n the 0om
ocrats shoul retain all Of tha sig
Democratic seats 10 be vacated.
w'lich they are pretty certain 10 d..
ara capture all OF the Republican
seats thai are 10 br Na,ated. whiet
they are certain not TO 10. nsteat
OF 4 Republican nalofity 81 lwchtst
six. as preseht there would be 4 Denii
ocraiic majority Of twentytW3.
"Eut coming back into the realm
OF probabilities. tarle Is pretty gcoi
likelihood that Democrats will make d
remarkably large addition 10 thcii
strength in the uppaf BODY OF con.
gress Already they save captured
the seat now occupied bv senate
hale OF Maize. There Is almost 4
certainty tha, they VIII capture th,
scat now held BY Senator Warner OF
Missouri. while ttex have at least d
fehtiug chance IN Massachusetts.
New York Colorado. New Jersey, n
lana and Ohio. II taey should ae
compiish this much they WOULD nav
for;vthiee members against lifty-on
for the Republicans, X with New Mey;ee
and ArzoDn TO be heard from later
on.
There is no practical possibility
that the Depocrats. viii haYe ia
iory IN tie senate in the next con
sress. bat there Is practical eer
tainty that the progresslvs Reuublis
ans and two-thirds OF The Demo rats
will be able to control that b1dy. u
only two-tl irds of the Democrats ar
of progressive prediction. iome'
thiDg like q revolution will have beer
brought about in the constitution oil
the senate, even thong unchanged
along partlsal lines"
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pRorEcTioN

The American workman IL awak m
cd in the morning By the tintinnabn-
lation OF an alarm clock, which T.
protected to the tune OF 40 per cent
for the benefit Of the watch trust he
leaps out OF his protected bed. gets
into his protected shirt so per cent.
or more, ii cotton, 90 per cent, or
more. ii wool--draws ON HE hignly
projected hoots over his yarIousIy
protected socks and IS ready 10 in
wade lis protected day He goes down
stairs. walking on humber protected
81 per thousand. or more, Tor the
benefit OF the humber trust II he
uses soft coal for fuel he builds a
fire that glows nroteetedly AT the
rate OF about 20 cents ton. for the
bc1eft OF the coal trust. lie uses q
match protected at the rate Of
cents per gross box, striking the
same on his 50 per cent protected
lbreeches. and tie merry flames dance
gayly
He eats his breakfast from dishes
protected anywhere from 55 to go pei
cent. and his ham or bacon Is pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

state SECOND in weatH nd N'olt
ebs arst d advertised Hme IL is
aYpals 6iYlaNd a to poitlcs taking
the While people Ns lAsis and
tc blacks are bot longer political
asset tn ANY paflE 40 hmiier what
Be tnc opinion regarding same
Wr MgH become pam at the new
i1Has and an important rart too.
SNah NJ The old leaders as Wish "
Join. ailow them place and rauki
those opposed mnsl 80 on the Shelf
ior the gocl OF themselves aud the
atople AZ large
II ~ Dot 4 case 0f allowing longer
allegiance 10 that whici was. bnt y
necessity that eonlronts us. Let is
meet the emergency and enroll Lo-
San county and Guthrie IN the places
allowed FOR those Who belong TO ,be
moving scouts of progress
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tl p' aI1r cents pogtl
What hepom "a tha protecting
Hiekela ASH thc ha-l gnisti
Bnakfast nnishea tbs ffcv Amer
lcan Workman lisAts ihe protected to-
bacon ip bis muteete pipe with nm
other pruloVtad match aNd goes N
work riding ln a projected street aar
runRins on prliert@l stcel rails iMs
On protected Ties
llr carrins bis lunch III q protect
etl dinner pail which may or may not
be iuli lIe uses prot ced tools II
bis woflA lIlc conics foune "a ihe
end 81 THE day, rilng % protected
ralls Of wearing ont protected leath'
en-.
he eats his protected dinner and
thoh sits down In is 35 per cent
protected chair aud watches the chit
drcn play on protected carpet
Yes, everything thn American works
lngman buys Is protected Iic has
one thing 10 ais. labor Is thai
protected2 Is it?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

4als#4 GlAic
Governor Lee cfuce. Of Afdmore
lieutenant Governor j ] McAlea
ter, Of McAiester.
For Secretary OF state Renj F
Harrlson. of Calvin
Treasurer Robert nunlop. Of Ne7
Kirk.
Auditor Leo Meyer. Of Sayre.
Superintendent of Publ instrtic
t,nn--R. II wilson, OF Chckasha.
Attorney Generai-Charles West. o.
fnla.
rommiasi0ner OF Charities and Cor
Kate Barnard, Of Oklahom'
city.
Labor Commissioner Charles 7
DaugAerty. OF Oklahoma city.
Corporation Commissioner Geore'
A. nenshaa. Of Maaill
president Board of Agriculture
Thomas Bryan. Of Perry.
State Printer-Giles Farris OF Man
gum.
Inspector and Eyamlner-C. A
Taylor, Of Pond Creek
Mile Inspector Ed Bogie, OF Nhah'
Assistant Nine Inspectors. John
(e'Brisa First district. l.ehigh; Martin
Clerk, Second disicict McAlesteri
Frank Haley. Third district Henry
eta.
Insurance Commissioner P. A. Bal
lard, OF Coyle.
Clerk Supreme conrt-w. II. :
Campbell, OF Ada.
Supreme Court
For Associate lustice-M. J Kane
e Kinghsher.
Fer Associate Justice-J. J. Dunn
!. nj Alya.
Criminal 1urt OF Appeals
'Thos. II Doy,e. Northern District
Perry
Henry N. Furman. Southern dis
lsict--Ada
J. A Armstrong, Eastern district
i.lgo.
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"77F - T777777 = ~
WHEN MERlT WINS

When the medicine yon take cures
ynll disease, tones up your system
and makes you feel better stronger
aft moro vigorous than before. That
u what Foley Kidney Pills do for you,
II AL cases OF haekache, headache.
Nervousness, loss OF appetite, steep
lessness and general weakness that Is
caused by any disorderof the kidneys
" Inaunrr.I N NtIlaec N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23
BLOOD TROUBLES
CONSTITUTIONAL INFECTION

Constitutional Blood Poison is the
most insiGious Of all diseases. 1t
begins in an insignificant manner.
usually the appearance OF a tiny sore
bcinr'the only outward evidence Of its
presence. But down in the blood the
ircacherous infection is at work, and
in short time It's Chain OF symptoms
begin to crop ont. The mouth and
throat uleeIatc. skin eruptions break
out, sores and ulcers appear on the
body. the glands in the groin swell,
and sometimes the hair comes out.
Mineral medicines cannot cure Con-
s.itutional Blood Poison; they only
Shut tile disease up in the system to
shoulder and await an opportunity of
breaking ont afresh. The only pos
sible way to cure the disease is to
REMOVEthe germs from the blood.
S. S. 5. goes into the blood, and while
removing the infection makes the
blood pure, fresh and / altly. This
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

People have put tnig and that 10
setler, and discovered that 4 girl VINO
sately vent East TO study painting,
really vent 10 study The millinery
t,,,~ifspse --Atehieon Globe
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4eReeRr eRloeR ACQUITTED

Special 10 Daily Leader
Altus. Okla, sept % fhe idry IN
he Herbert Gridcr ease, CHARGED witl
ne murder OF Tex l.ochane June 2.
etnrned a verdict OF mol guiltq The
ase was called September
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Mrs. Jacob Wilmcrt, Lincoln, Ill.
fornd her way back to perfect healti
size writes. 4 snEicred. wl.h kidne
trouble ami laclsache and my appetite
was very poor al times. 4 few week
arc got Foley Kidney Pills sud gay
Them iair trial. They gave M
great relief. so continued TIL ncS
ar agqiI in perfect health. -. y
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

All Investigation testimony shows
ths Hon 10, OF copper color was used
20 defray al expenses. All agree he
vas 10 be the producer, whether the
price was a quarter or sS.100OoO.
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1peraonal and social lere Lilli8,
Who holds both the long and middle
distance records ior having nothing
10 say. h. spending 4 Jew days in Kan
fan CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

Frederick W. Peabody has written
a book 'shnning AIRS. Eddy and
Christian Science And we have no
coubt that Mr. Peabody will convince
everybody except the Scientists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

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~as eiected mayor Of McAlester, Tues
day hy ! 000 majority
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

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radsng aboat the present state adj
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IL days gone by, when he vas look
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