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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
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Ner ELECTROMAGNETIC 90

Ser miirttembergiide 2an0tag mur=
Sc gnDe Sa11uar pom &0nig nit elmer
1bronre0e erDffnet, Sic Sic 8efrieot=
gl1ng iiber Sic G%rgebniile 0es lebtel1
9anOtogs ausoriidte un0 SEN utgeltor=
ten 6ortgang ser geoeibliden gntmi=
delung oes Canoes f%eltiteute. Inter
Den nel1en &orlagen lil1o SIT 11el111en:
Nufbelleru1g ser 8ebalter Ser Staats=
oiener lomie Ser &irder= nno Sdul=
biener. Gereinfad)ltng Ser Staats=
perlpaltung, Mrfbe6ung oes @ebeimel1
&atbes, G%ermebrl,ng ser giienbabn=
maggons, 2inoerung Ser Notb ser
@eingdrtner uno Srom1ng ser Hedts=
per6dltnille ser golfsiduuebrer. =
Sn 9 iibler5ell muroe Ser au=
leits geadtete nn0 beliebte @lrnoar5t
Gbrilt. 5sriter gu @rabe getragen.-
Sn 5anen an Ser 3aRer fiel Ser
3333=idbrige Sitter &einr. 3outer beim
@ol5ablaoen Dor ieinem @obnbauie 10
11tgliidli6 bonn @agen, 0aB er Sen
Gerlebungen erlegen lit. = Durd)
Stur5 bon ser Setter erlitt in 81 t.
lingen ser perbeiratbete %59idbrtge
Montel1r gincen5 Maier bonn itaoti=
iden @nstperf einen i6peren S9a0el=
brl1b, sem er erlegen lit.
8aoem.
Die ba6i6 de &egierungspolittf
bietet CUR 3eit manderlei Sntereiian-
teS, aber menig ooer, genal1er geiagt,
gar nidts grfreulides. @dbreno Sic
&egierung fortfabrt, nit Ser So5ial=
Democratic gu liebdugeln, in oem tb0z
ridten @abn, iene fir lire 3medc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

&eetes. 2ebtere be5iffern iid oltf 20
Mfillio11en &ronen. 0aS Sci anun1ter=
for0erniB fir oos Seer meiit gege1,ii=
Der Sem Gorjabre cine grbobung BON
ru11o % MiQionen &rolreu allf. =
&edt ltiirmiid gtng eS AM 10. Tebr.
in ser Sisung 0es Mbgcroonetenbol1=
les oes l1ugariiden &eidSratbs fer.
@rof Sui. Mn0raiiD, Ser ebemaltge
Miniitcr 0es Snneren, befampfte lit
ldarfen @orten Die Gorlagc, meld)e
sic &erlangerung 0es Nripilegilms
Ser Scltcrreidii6 II ngori=
8anf bis @n0e 1917 por=
iiebt. seine MuSfiibrun9cn goben mic
oerbolt SIT miloen Suml1lten Mnlab,
lt11o Sic Sibung muroe ni6t meniger
ais 0reinal unterbroden.
2%urcmb1rg.
Gurd cine 6euersbrunit mltroen
am %. SsSan. in 8Iai6eib 5deu=
nc, Stauung uno Shuppen 6es Mde=
rers Iran5 6rii9 5erit0rt. = Ser Jet
oem 80. DECEMBER oeridmunoene S.
g. 9ieoeri6 bon M1tmies lpl1roe
rnterbolb Meb in ser Mfol el a1s 2eide
aufgef1n0er. - SSn 8erburgmu muir
Sc am 25. San. in Sem peri6loienen
@aule 0es Acknowledgment @d>10lers
9fif. 8reif BON Ma6barn Seuer e,1t=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

0cft. Nus man in oas &aus %einorong,
iallo man Sen 5%2idbrigen Sl,nggelel=
len in ieiner Stube to6t nit oem
&opfe unter Sem 5ii9 un6 NIT sen
Iiibeln ol1f oen1 bret1nenoen 6l1Bbooen
lieeen. Sic 3eben an ieinen 6iiBen
maren perfoblt ltno abgetrennt. Ser
Gerungliidte btnterlaBt einen 8rl10er
IN Nnerifa, beiien glufentbaltSort sur
3eit unbefannt lit. - sSn glpin=
gen feierten ser 82jabrige @egepdr=
ter Geter Mifolas bon @opelingen l,1r6
cine Satin Muria Georges fire gol=
oene @od5eit. 9esgleiden il gr-
pel6in9en Sic @beleute Soft
ma1ll=@ o0ort. - Sn &nopbp=
idei6 itiir5te Die @ittme S4mit=
Mojerl1s aus ei11em 6eniter ibrer
@obnung auf Sic StraBe uno ltarb an
oen erlittenen &erlebungen. - SSr
@etbpr mur6e am 1. 6ebr. ser
i'm Sitter BON ~ Sabren b~eritorbene
emerittrte 8farrer @r. Setter 8iel gu
@rabe getragen.
Gdhpei5.
Cine Mebrbeit bon MuslGn6ern BE-
iibt nun sic 5ta6t 2ugano. Can't.
Seiiin. $3.50 Muslan6ern iteben 1904
5dmei5er gegeniiber. - SS1 8nn6t
6et @attmil lit ser Gantonsratb Srib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
sterni@nmppem.

Gin grfinoer bat in Ieinem S6laf=
5inuner einen orabtloi en Selegrap6en
aufgeiteut, nit SEM er 0epeiten auf=
fangt. @enn SOS 10 meitcr gebt brau=
hen Sic Dan1en feline &offeefrGn5den
mebr gu beiuben.
g
Sin &pbofener &tdter bot ei11en 6ii=
ligen @uno SIT ied5ig Sa9en @efana-
nis perurtbeilt. Sffenbar bat ct ie~
lren cine grtralpl1r It brote,1 poller1, Sic
6ebaltpten, u1 iere Gedtspflege iei ouI
Den 9l1ao gefpmme11.
g
Gie &epDlferung Ieu1ldlnt1os fat:
lit Sen letten flint Sahren INT f.
100000 5ugenpmn1en. BUR 8erltbi=
gltng Spbn 9uls fann tin5lgefiigt-
mer0cl1, oub es feine Solooten lin0<
g.
Sn 9rooflpn lieb ci1 @irt6 eiuen
Ncli5iiten Derbaften, neil oieler fi6
lpelgerte, cine Mafl5eit 81 be5oble11,
Die or gegeiien batte. SSa1 Ser guten
alten 3eit batte iid fem @irt6 Ell
FLINT, etne11 8lal1rod 0esmegen al,d1
MIR idief al15ltieben.
e.
Nrorelp Carnegie erfIarte, 0ob er
43 2ellte 81 MeiQiordren gen1odt bo=
be. ST fann obne groBe MiiGe nod]
etlpa 100000 Mel1iden int 2anoe
t1f1oer, Sic INIT 6rer1oea l11o lofort"
bereit li1o, Sen aleid]cn Gro5eb nit
|id] uurl1e6men 5l loiiel,.
e.
Tu @ropflpn fat Gin Warbier in
folge elmer @ettc cil1 Cl,art @bisfen
a%usgetr1n1fen, Sic Mettc gerpon11e1t
ul1o lidl Damn sur epigen Ml,6e 1lie=
oergelegt. Sic Notl1r iorat oafiir, baB
Sic Sboren ni6t iiberfono neblnen.
s.
Der gr0Bte Sbei( ocS 8olfeS lit,
mic SER Strip, Erdlioent oeS Notio=
aalen Observation-Disclosures, erflGrte,
llid)t illlitanoe, nit Sntenigen5 fir lei=
nc @ertreter SIT itimmcn. @ie tpdre
es, lpe111 mir sic Mcp;tlis mufl0lteu
mo @errn airbp Sen gefammten
Gcntpro5eB iib%erlieBen?
g
Soma l1n0 Siio Iafeto fins bon
ibren 2egislatoren nit 6en uoop
@eleb begliidt moroen, 5. f..
@etranfe oiirfen in @irtG=
i6aften nl1r am Gage perfauft net
Sen. @abri6einli9 boben Sic flugen
gefiir6tet, 0oB iie in Ser
bemogelt merben nn0 rid5t
Oas bole MaB erbalten f0nnten.
9ie Seem Dorfer Srouen 2iqa fir
fat einen @eloenfon0 ge=
Itiftet, aus 6em !@umoen, sic Men=
'den %retten, @inbreder pertreiben ooer
fangen, Meooillen berliehen
iolen. @ir fins MIN Ser 9(n=
i6t, 6os iid uni er pierfiiiiiger Snus=
frellno Dtel mebr 6ariibcr freuen Mir
tpenn ibm cine tiidtige @l1rlt ge=
leben miir6e, als iiber cine Me0aille,
lie NIT CUR 8efrie6igung ser @itelfeit
yer @eberinnen. 6ient.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

@em SIR &beun1atismus babt IN
gurem SUB ODER &iit, gebral1dt
Gbomberlain's Eminent nn6 SIR
meroet raide 2%inoerung Deripiiren.
t&o1tet nur einen 9uarter. @arltm
S6mer5 erouloen? gu faufen bel ser
Molitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

Sic 6olge elmer grfdltung lit ein
@uiten. 9ie 6olge nad 6em @ebra19
bon Dr. Mr1gult &0nig's &amburger
8rm1tfbee lit cine Sur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

3iigen fir Mrmee5mede bon Ser Cir
fei, lomie gleid5eitig al,d bon Sapan,
i%ibertragen erbalten. Die tiirfiide &e=
gierung fat 5, sic iapaniide 6 fomple=
tie 3iige beiteQt. = Ser faiierli6e
Stattbalter @raf BON @e0el fat sur
2inoerlng 0es Notbitan0es zines gro=
Ben Sbeiles Ser @einbal1 treiben0en
@ep0lferlrng gliaB=9otbringens aus
leinem 0ispoiitionsfonoS $4,000 M.
geitiftet. = Sn ieinem @eburtsort
tarb i'm Sitter bon 81 SAT-
rem @brenfanonifus @b. 2an0mebr=
len, ebemaliger Yfarrer BON Maria=
Silt IN Miilbauien. = SSn Ggis-
beim itarb ser altelte Mam Ser &C.
mein6e, ser &e11tner u110 @utsbel iker
Galentin Ghriltler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Seiterreid=unaaru

Ser @eereS= MuSi9uB Ser unga=
ri If Delegation fat 0as gelamn1=
te @eeresbu6get, ipie es BON ser &egie=
rung %porgelegt par, angenomme11.
Gingeidloiien iino Sic auBeror6entli=
den &re0ite 5ur Musgeitaltung oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

|geminnen u1ro SUR Mitarbeit am 1ta=
tionale,1 uno monardiiden Staate er=
5ieben" 81 fonnen, idlagt lire Eolitif
ser romiihen &1trie gege1iiber cine
INNER lbarfer berportretenoe firden=
feinolide &ihtung Elm, sic ielbitper-
ltQl1olid BEL 6reioenfern, So5ialiiten
inns Sen meiiten 2%iberalen lebbaften
Nnflung fin0et u1r0 altf einel1 neue1
<ltltrfampf fin i%terert. N0es mas
Tie oamit erreidt, miro iein, 0aB iie if
re eigenen @runolagen eribiittert.-
SSn 0urlob lit inn Sitter bon 80
Sabren ser langidbrige &irdenratb
Trieorib @ebtel geltorben. = ST.
gppingeniit &iiridnermeiiter M1-
freq 8ieringer g%eitorben; in @orgen
Ser Sdger Sos. ST.. &ees; in &tegeI
er 96idbr. sc. @ab1.
Gliaf-2otbringcn.
Der eliaBii9e 3e%ntrumsobge=
Ioronete bielt in elmer 3entrumsper=
iammlung in 8 II I 3 cine @eoe, IN ser
er nod Mngabe oes v@ebmeiler @olfs=
blatt" fir glioB : 2otbringen einen
DOM 8%un6esratb auf 2ebens5eit ge=
mablten, bon 6ieiem ober unabb4ngi=
gen &egenten perlangte. - Sic $ o.
genamer @iienperfe boben be0e1=
ten6e 2ieferungen BON Mutomobillalt=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
GETTING PREVIOUS IN N PANAMA.


What's this we hear? Is the presi-
dent OF Panama four-hushing or Is
1t a genuine deal--this decreeing
that draw poker shall no longer he
pastime OF the isthmian country?
Has somebody been denying the
president a chance TO sit in, or has
he been unfortunate in betting strong
on failure to fll2
We knew, Of course, that they
were going to clean Panama up, but
who ever would have thought Of the
reform rare striking draw poker2
Why, chances to spend ones salary
down there won't be ace high If this
thing keeps on. What with The
scarcity of ice bills and the quiet
little games with few friends ruled
ont we shall he having a tran /
plutocrats coming home when Oe
government workers down there
make out their time slips and returK
from the digging when the job is
finished
no more harvesting OF royal
flushes in Panama Not even the
full house or three Of kind shalt
interest the federal official or the
shovel swinger on the big ditch The
day OF the fat jackpot has gone by.
four aces turn up only In dreams.
the president of the banana republic
has spoken, and he calls draw poker
It's time 10 cash In the chips. blow
out the lights and 90 home They're
getting pretty previous In Panama.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
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, SENTENCE SERMONS q
} @ o o O O DO 10000 90 O d

Nine-tenths Of the things people
quarrel over no not make any differ.
ence, one WAY or the other
No scheme pays as we'll as hgitE
mate business
NJ ls more trouble for woman to
wash her hair than 70 do the family
washington
Ali false teeth are made to look
toe young,
When a woman Ii a little given TO
flirting, Il Is a great shock 10 her to
fnd q nan who VIII not return the
ball when She throws II 10 him
When / end myself accepting some
doctrines, shall snow ! am loslnf
my mind
There is nothing to be done about
some things but 70 talk.
know would not make gooc
step-tather Nor wonld | particularly
shine Az fatherlnlaw. or AS a
grandfather.
Some people are engaged 40 long
that their qlagrlage attracts no more
attention tlan the average wedding
anniversary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
WANT 0LSMITH's PHOTO

The following correspondence ls
self-explanatory
The Frank A. Munsey Company,
New York, May ~ To the Mayor Of
Guthrie, Okla, Dear Sir: We are
about to publish in Munsey's Maga-
zine an article on the commission
form Of municipal government. We
want to Illustrate this article with
portraits of the mayors of the lead
Ing cities hat have adopted this
form of organization, and we should
be very much obliged II you would
let us have a recent photograph of
yourself. AS we want to go to press
with the article in time for the Au-
gust number Of Munsey's magazine.
we have very little time TO spare
and IT would be favor If you could
give US an early reply. Yours very
truly, The Frank A Munsey Com
pany, r. III. Titherington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
TRusr rAr AMrRlcAN pEnplr-

kNQo ! ffE &MEhfNAN FE0FA G.
L Is refreshing when q public maj
comes forward and says that hc he
leNca in lho American people ane
seat be believes they ara the lfeSl
iadges of public questions. Tha, Il
aaal Justice Harlan 81 the United
States supreme court did the other
day while Visiting the capitol al Az
hany Said he
SpvN a6lzk, 81 profess t&4hitk
sesAk AAf .gfanify is on thk nApvA
|k,ade, lsAt ~ are amp achihgs kelf
oaS Hnses, aAFfAns revolution. nhsiss
.Cne gulSe or Sholher
Y only wish 10 say gor myself
That ! have an iOyehoaiugs Of that
sew have ARre faith today in tae
American peoM than have ever
had before Wro are perhaps moro
public hen ak@0uhtml rharaetcr ia
public life Nh there were many
Years ago, h6t we have now ninety
millions Of people and must expect
more.
But wetail know that the popular
conception of tho duty of the repre-
sentatives Of the people is higher
than x ever was and never before
az amy time in the history OF our
country is Ii more certain than that
4 public. man consuts the interests
Il his people and Is guided alone by
Mhat are for the best interests Of the
reople II he adds to that a private
life that il pure ana clean he Is cer-
tain at some time or other to re.
ceiye due reward,
That may be said OF the people
OF the United States. am one Of
those who believe that there Is more
taan Is commonly supposed IN these
words In our constitution that tell Of
this government being ordained by
the people oi the United States The
people mean what Is right, and the
most certain thing I'LL all the public
affairs Of this country is that Il you
VIII give the people time 70 think and
discuss all public questions fully and
fairly, their final Judgment is better
than the Judgment oi any political
and any smaller body OF
men,
And it's just exactly that line OF
reasoning that makes SO many com
anxious TO try the initiative,
referendum and the recall And 1t
Is for just that reason that these
things when given the people are
used mdiciously and wisely, and it is
Just the reason why all three viii
GROW In public favor until they take
Ia the whole country. 1t viii be only
= comparatively few years before the
referendum and the recall
viii be such fixed institutions in this
country that the wonder will be that
the country ever got along without
them
OF course the first efforts in this di-
rection in almost any community wilt
De less smooth than the old way, but
afterwards there will be no jarring,
lEd the benefits will be immeasur-
able.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
And He Did
lMcAlester Capltall

tMtAlhsbbI IdVithil
The threat OF the western Repub-
licans TO begin slashing the tariff IN
general because dissatisfied with
some OF the provisions OF the Cana
dian agreement, recalls the old story
81 the Italian vendor Of images
"Sellee re imagel Selee re image.
Garibaldi. George Wash A brutal
stranger picked UP an image Of Carl
bald. asking whose it was @Gsrihaldi
Who is heg" With natural pride the
Italian said: "Garibaldi, ze grand, ze
noble Italian patriot" The stranger
remarked: D Dago.' And he
smashed the image on the pavement
You smashee re Garibaldi" scream
ea the italian Il smashee 20 George
NASH And in his rage he proceed.
ed To destroy half his stock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
As TO GREAT MEN.

The Congressional directory re-
Gently issued is an almost inexhaust-
IDLE mine Of curious information con
corning our statesmen.
The biographies reveal many little
oddities. Rep. Fowler (Dem. ILL.,, for
instance, declares that although he
enjoys large personal injury prac-
tice7 OF the Law, he has never TAX
en- the side Of A corporation Rep
John W. Langley lRep Ky1 tells
that be has a iatherinlaw IN the
house. Rep. Gudger (Dem. n c..
Rep Joseph NJ Ransdoli (Dem Lal,
who is president Of the national rip-
ers and harbofs congress deyotes
nearly 100 words OF his biography to
a little boost for the organization.
Rep George KONG, lDem Md dis
plays hnmof III his sketch BY re-
marking If himself he is married
and lives With his wife
There are several entrants for the
place of pilze joiner Rep Wilder
fRpn MasH3 claims membership In
the Magons ttwo lodges, Knight
lemplaIs ShftBers. and honorary
nemoerahip II a G. A r post Rep.
Gambler iDem Mss says ne Is a
Baptist. Mason an Odd Fellow.
W0Ddman. Beta Theta ri, Knight ot
Honor, Elk aud Knight az lsrhias.
Reps W-deMeyef tRpu Mich agsd
Austin fRpn Tenn both served In
me Upited States consular service
the Que at Georgetown, British
Guiana and the other at Glasgow
Scotland. Rep. George White Dem
Q vas a Kiondlker In the days Of
the gold rush Carl e Anderson
iDen 0l records toe fact that he
bagan his career az d newsboy and
bootblack
Rep. J ! Kindred (i1em N Y, Al
physician, says be- Is an expert ON
neutal diseases
Congressman VIM e. Brown (Dem.
Va tells an interesting story iii his
biography OF boyhood friendship
With the late Senator Jonathan 2.
Dolllver Of Iowa. They were room.
mates at college. While Of opposite
politics Brown says, they entered
into bnyish pact to meet again tn
agter.life III congress
Benito Legarda. one ofSthe philip
pine cointnissipnerss vas ioemerly
one Of Aguinaldos rebel cabinet al
Malolos and vice president Of the
Philippine congress
]. Kuhio Kalonianole tho Haw-
allan delegate, Is the only member OF
the house who has the nerve TO style
himself "A capitalist lie ID IKE
v'ise. the cuiy aEu.bSl w royal
family ii the national Legislature.
being the cousin of the lato King
Kalakaua ana Queen Liluckalamai
OF Hawaii
Three republican members of con.
gress jackson Of Kansas, l4afferty
OE Oregon and LaE'ollette Of Wash
iugtnn. describe themselves as pro.
gresslya gepablicaDe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

9 0 0 0 Q Q 0 0 0 q 0 Q 0 0


The Cheese And The Spaghetti
lTopeka CapltAn
Governor Cuee having interyened.
the cheese and tho spaghetti win not
uilX, a leasfs. not IN Oklahoma. Mush
tn gh fegFeh og dyeryhohy, the 3loM.
ems sR6Aell II Ailt abi heetAnalsa Il m
meln9elca fbereiy III tile ,fsht@ III
whifh kirctean Jim FLYNN and Engl
naef CARL Morris Tough for so per
Gent ot the gate receipts The fame
af iehn Hancock and Thomas jefferi
son stu ,s secure The feeling Of
regret which trails the Incident is
nei, however prompted either by ap.
rfoval Of, OF love OF the flghting game
Il had Its origin hi curiosity Engi.
Heer Morris having been experily
as a cheese. the public
wanted to know whether he was
Swiss cheese. YOU will recall, being
the variety that comes to us punch.
ed full of holes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for
Cnlldrcn relieve Feverishness, Head.
ache. Bad stomach, Teething Dlsor.
ders. move and regulate the Bowels
aud destroy worms They break up
Colds ln "a hours. Used hy mothers
for e years. All druggists 2Jc, Sam.
pie FREE. Address A. s. Olmstna, Le.
Roy, N. Z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

No citizen of the true type has
me time to spend in little squahbles
and controversies that are hatched
scF the purpose oi creating confusion.
inere are always . few trouble max
ers In every center and they are nev.
eF happy unless they are busy in the
matter OF stirring up strife and dis
cord Il takes such things to get
tue people Id condition to be unwill-
ing 70 do things hut ii always fails
TO work for the towns good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
} 90 Q o o o . O 10 o o o o O o
) vAGRANT VERSE o
. o o O o om0 O o o o 0 0 Q o 0
I WOULD NOT LIVE AGAIN

would not live again
Tho morning hours OF life,
| wonF iMt be again W
,Ihe. laMF Of hnpe and fear, 3, IA
II HMK not lsariii asain n& ~ II
lahr Nlsdam hy cApeiience hardly
taiRflf
10 me the past presents
No object for regret.
10 me the present gives
All cause for lul content;
lhe future, II Is now the ciicerfu
noon.
And on the Sunny smiling fields
gaze
With eyes alive To ioy.
When the dark night descends,
Mn weary lids willingly shall close
Again 70 wake hi light
Robert S0uthey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

Whooping cough Is not dangerous
when the cough IL kept loose ana
expeeloration easy BY giving chamb-
erlains Cough Remedy II has been
used IN many epidemics OF this
disease with perfect success For
sale by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
UNITED STATES posToFFicE
Notice

IN view of the fact count kept
shows very few callers at the general
delivery window Of the postoilico on
SUNDAYS, the postmaster general has
that the general delivery
be closed for the delivery Of mail
o. that day hereafter, Respectfully
w. NJ. MCCOY,
Postmaster.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

Topeka Capital. Oklahoma City is
flying the flag of distress The boom
as the late reverend Bent Murdock
would have phfased IL has gone
bust Real estate values are col
lapsing Money has taken to the pro.
ttction Of time lock The vision has
evaporated and the town site is
strewn with the wreckage of munic.
il,al and Individual schemes. And yet
Oklahoma City Is a good town. 1t
merely discounted its future and paid
ruinous rate for the accommoda-
ricn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

Your Mustard Pickles. Chow-Chow
and Chutney should be made from
the finest Mustard and Turmeric.
Your grocer has THE ALTON
GOODS brands which are always re-
liable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

Al materials used in making Figola
Bread are of absolute phrity. Figols
Bread contains vital food essentials
valuable in upbuilding the body, com.
bincd and prepared under strict super.
vision and inspection Of experts. Fig
ola Bread guards the welI-being of the
family Fresh every day, Have you
tried a loaf1 5 and 10c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
sad bladder troubles. removes gravel,
cures diabetes. weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and Irregularities OF lhe
aidneys and bladder h both men and
women; regulates bladder trop BILE sin
Children. II not sold BY your al'1g-
gist. II win be sent By mail on ra-
ceipt OF 81. One small bottle 10 awo
months treatment. and seldom fails
70 perfect cure. Dr. ~. W. Hall,
1925 Olive street. St Louis, Mo. Send
tor testimonials from different states.
Sold by druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
! 4 pinch. use ALIENS FoorEAsE

~ a pinch, use ALIENS FoOTEASE
The antiseptic powder to shake into
your shoes. Relieves hot, tired, ach
inc, swollen sweating feet Of all pain
ard makes walking delight. Takes
the sting out Of corns and hunions.
Sold everywhere, 25c. Sample FREE
Address. A. s Omsted. Leroy, N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

Many OF the dramatic critics who
viewed Sarah Barnhardt on her re.
ceGs visit 10 this side take the view
that she is too old to act. But we
snould not 20 50 far as that. We
merely contend that Bernhard Is
too old to wear tights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23

There are various opinions as to
the most important thing in the
world. But If sou real Golfers you
are likely to reach the conclusion
that il is the international polo
match
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-23
NOTICE.

Parties holding contracts for lots
in Mineral Wells Heights addition
will please make monthly payments
at the Oklahoma State bank,
G. f. LAMB,
Sec. Guthrie Townsite Go.