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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-01-12

A proposal to adjourn the legislative
assembly at the forty-ffth day instead
of continuing for the full legislative
limit of sixty days was made in a res
olution presented by Senator Pierce.
This was objected to by Senator Bees
ese on the ground that 1t was not
possible to forecast in advance what
might be the demands upon the legis-
lature or to tell whether 1t would be
possible to adjourn In fortyrfiye days.
The resolution went to the committee
on state affairs. II 10 hardly believed
an adjournment will be made In less
than the usual sixty days Of time.
g. W. FOLEY!
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-01-12

session. Tor rnree or rour Sessions
the anti-pass bill has been before the
legislative assembly and has been lost
in the shuttle. In this session the pill
will no doubt be enacted into law, pos
sibly with an emergency clause, The
railroads have sent the usual passes
to the members, coupled with a letter
to the effect that they + not op.
posed to the enactment of an anti
pass law. There is a pretty general
belief that the passage of such a bill
would meet with the approval of the
roads, is it would end opportunities
for passes or various grounds and put
all transportation on the same basis.
And the people of the state generally
are in favor of the anti-pass bill.
~. .
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

saben de cierto sobre ell mo-
vimiento tan intempestivo
como amenazante.
Unos aseguran que ell Gral.
Dfaz, considerandose impo-
tente para sofocar la revolu-
ci6n, solicit6 por conducto
del Embajador especial Sr.
Casasds, la intervention ar
mada de los Estados Unidos,
| Y asi 10 hace Greer la decla.
raci6n del Embajador de la
Barra a. los reporteros de la
Prensa Asociada; pero 10 des-
miente 81 Sr. Creel, Ministro
! de Relaciones de Mexico, v
por otra parte, es increfble
que el Oral. Diaz, en- las pos
trimerfas de su existencia,
dsspues de una vida larga Y
Igloriosa, consagrada a la pa
tria, Sc pusiera a la altura
de los Santana, de los AL
monte, de los Zuluaga, no
obstante que los cientfficos
prometierorf ir con el ilasta
la ignominia, y son capaees
de cumplirlo. 4
Otrcs peri6dicos america
mos Green poder asegurar que
esa movilizaci6n del Ejercito
Americana sobre Mexico, no
tiene mas objeto que un ejer
cicio de maniobras, que no
debe alarmar a nadie, y por
dltimo, hay periodicos que,
diciendose bien informados,
aseguran que esa moviliza-
ci6n obeflece a la represer-
|taci6n de naciones de Euro
pa que crsyendo amenazados
|las personas & intereses de
|sus nacionales, amenazan con
Iintervenir en- los asuntos de
Mexico, 81 los Estados Uni
|dos no aplican la Doctrina
Monroe para dar seguridades
Ia todos los intereses.
Tn prominente. americana
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

rie, en- Filadelfia, han recibi
do 6rdenes para Guantana-
mo, Cuba, dentro de la dis
tancia mas igual y segura de
los puertos mexicanos, y los
cruceros armados americanos
Washington, Tennessee, Mon
.tana Y West Virginia, han
recibido 6rdenes para dirigir
Sc rzpidamente a las costas
de Galveston, Texas. donde
esperaran posteriores 6rde-
nes.
Simultaneamente, una com
pleta Division del Ejercito
Sc esta preparando en- San
Antonio, y Sc espera cue esa
fuerza sera inspeccionada en-
ell Fuerte Sam Houston por ell
,Secretario de Guerra Dickin-
son y el Oral Leonardo
Wood. Sin embargo de que
ell objeto real del movimien.
to Sc conserya en- profun.
do secretC en- ell Departamen
to de Guerra, no Sc duda por
los ofciales del Ejercito que
|se trata de una demonstration
inilitar contra los reheldes me
xicanos. Sc dice que esta pre-
sion de fuerza por mar y tie
IRA obligara a los rebeldes q
|suspsnder .su guerra de que.
lrrillas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

Cuando la prensa mexica-
ma de todos los colores polfti
COS esta dando todos los dias
noticias detalladas de trium
los obtenidos por las fuerzas
Del gobierno contra los reve-
lucionarios de Chihuahua, Du
rango, Sonora y otros Esta
dos,y todo hace Greer que ell
gobierno esta fusrte v en-
aptitud de sofocar ell movi-
lllento sedicioso, hemos
sldo sorprendidos con Ia no
tlcis alarmantisima de que
e gobierno de los Estados
''nldos ha movilizado 20, O,OOG
hombres de mar y terra con
oDleto de hacer una demos
traclon militar en- la frontera,
para obllgar a los rebeldes q
depOner las armas, como 81
teigobierno de Mexico Sc hui
Olese declarado inpotente
para dargarantias q todos los
intereses, -
ne aaui los telegramas
quepublicS "Times'de esta
...uoao. en- su edicion del mar
~ ultlmo, traducidos libre-
msate al castellano, para CO
.s n0elmlento de nuestros lecto
Washington. Marzo y
See'entos A., marinos, q bordo
'e' Ouque americana Prai-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

8 infanterfa, contest6 con
evasivas.
Galveston, Mario Z. Ell
Mayor George P. Howell,
del Cuerpo de Ingenieros del
Ejercito americana, recibi6
6rdenes de prepararse para
la reception de 10000 solda-
dos. La primera seccion de
fuerza Sc espera que llegue
hoy"
La lectura de esos telegra-
mas Y de los que publicaron
Ell "Ligth" y Ell express
de San Antonio, cause hon
disima sensation en- los me
xicanos residences en- Lare-
do.
Los concentrates Sc suce.
den a los concentrates, Y 10
mismo pasa entire muchos a.
mericanos que simpatigap
con Mexico.
IA que Sc debe Ia movili.
zaci6n tan repentina de casi
la mitad del ejercito ameri'
cano de mar Y terra, preci-
samente sobre Ia frontera y
sobre las costas de Mexico?
Nadie 10 sabe. Los mismos
lperi6dicos americanos nads
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

Vjise q Ia frontera mexicana,
Y la fuerza sali6 violentamen
tie al medic dfa.
~
Washington, Mario T.
Tres Cuerpos del campo de
artillerfa estacionados en- el
Fuerte Meyer, Virginia, reci-
bieron 6rdenes para marchar
a la frontera mexicana, y el
departamento de guerra es-
ia hacienda pianos y mapas
comprendiend todos los ca
minos cue conducen al Rio
Grande desde ell lado Texas.
Tambien Sc han hecho pla-
nos Y preparado mapas de to
dos los puentes que cruzan el
Rio Grande:: Esta acci6n ha
sugerido la creencia de que
Sc prevee una possible necesi
dad de poner fuerzas militia.
res en- Mexico.
En- eli departamento de
guerra Sc ha airmado 8 esta
blecido que Ia artillerfa esta
destinada para protejer q los
americanos. que estane com.
prometidos en- reclamaciones
de trabajo en- eli Vale Imps.
rial; pero cuando Sc le pre-.
|gunto porpue Sc mand6 arti-
|llerfa en- 1ugar de caballerfs
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11
LA SITUACION DE- MEXICO.
NUEVA FAZ DE LA QUESTION.
Coberno Americana toa ngerencia los asuntos de
Mexico, movizando sobre la frontera 10000 hombres.

Ell. Mayor General Carter
comandara la Division en- 10
que corresponds al Fuerte
Sam Houston [San Antonio, !
comprendiendo nueve regi-
mientos de infanterfa, dos
|regimientos de artillerfa de
montana, siete regimientos
de caballerfa, un battalion de
ingenieros, una compania del
cuerpo de seaales, y I'm regi-
miento independence de ca
balleria.
-
Washington Mario z. LA
information militar secreta,
recibida hoy en- elDepartamen
to de Guerra, forz6 al Secre-
tario de Guerra Dickinson q
|admitir que 6l esta movilizan
do 20, 900 hombres . 10 largo
de la frontera mexicana. AL
anunciar oficialmente este
hecho para Ia publication. ell
Sc ,retario de Guerra airm6
que las tropas estan 'siendo
|enviadas con el prop6sito de
maniobrar, [practicar manic
Salt Lake, City. Marco. T.
Ell l5e de Infanterta de los
Estadcs Unidos recibi6 hoy
6rdenes violentas para diri-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

Gi'se a Ia frontera mexicana,
y la fuerza sali6 violentamen
te al medic dia.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-03-11

8 infanterfa, contesto con
evasivas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
Try This
Pile Cure
It Is Absolutely Frss.


Pile sufferers may know 10 q Ger.
iainty they ean get instant rsiset ara
9 quick pefmahent cure BIZ trying thia
free method
Simply send your naIue and ad
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Pyramid Bldg Marshall sIicb. ana
tneJ will mail you free trial PACK
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the story Iherefi be DO more doubt
no more misery, no mere plies If q
had case 90 20 any drug store and
for 40 cents GET the regular 50 cent
package d Pyramid Pile Cure ana
be sitre you get what You ask for
This viii do the work, vanish alI
yeatige % piles and leave You free
active. eontented and happy
II Is remarkable remedy.
Thousands wh6were destined for nos
pitfalls have saved themselves BY fhe
timely notice thai Pyramid Pile cure
does the work u Is astonishing how
pain disappears low swollen protrns
ions vanish how inernal sweIIings
are reduced how bleeding and itch4
ing stop Instantly One of the most
Important rhmgs il life IS toa know
just SHAT 20 10 III an emergency
And in piles the thing ~ know ID
that Pyramid Pile Cnfe brings quick
fellei q permanent cnrp and von can
prave | Irer Write tsday for fres
package
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
DISAPPEARED
FEELS SPLENDID
stella Halquist Of Lsporte. Mimi,
Tells How Her Troubles Disap-
pearcd After Taxing Car
dni, The Woman's Tonic.

iaporte, Mlnn 4 am getting
along fine ana feel splendid since
taking Gardu writes Mfs Stella
llaiquist Of thls place
n used 10 have baekacne, head
ache and that tired ont feeling. i
had other womaDiY troubles and drag
Cling sensations, but they have al
most disappeared nov
can nol praise CAfdul enough
lor i has done wonders for NE.
tafdni is no mere nerve sedagiye
o. pain quelief. and contains none 0f
the new headache ingredients the
too frequent indulgence In which
nay be dangerous
On the contrary. Cafdm IA harmless
as lis ingredients are mild. tonic
rerbs acting mainly on the femaip
constitution aud building 0p both ner.
yous anI Yltal energy
40 harmful effects can possibly
come. 10 young or old. from tho nse
vi Cardui. the aomana tonic. ana
thousands 0f 9nmen, have written,
Ike Stella llalquist. 20 tell of the
great benefit they obtained from its
nse
ASK your druggist
N0fc fhe CstAAl H0me iFeaF-
meat for Women consists Of carAul
itlj, fhedfOrd's Black Draught t25el
tor the liver aud cardui Antiseptic
tSGcl These remedies may be TAX
en singly by themselves lfdesifed of
three together As complete treat.
neni for women's Ills Write 70
Ladies' Advisory Dept Chattanooga
Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn for
Special Instructions. and f4.page
book Home Treatment for Wlm
en sent III plain wrapper, on re-
Quest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
, @ @ o @ @ o o o o @ @ o o y
) PERSONAL AND LOCAL o
I, G @ @ @ @ @ O @ g o @ @ @ q

David Roberts, an Seer who has
been living IN Kansas for the past
few years, has returned to Guthrie 10
reside
W r Covert, who sold out his eroc.
cry store yesterday. LETT for Chicago
this morning, whore he viii reside in
the future
] d van Hoosler is in OlSlahoma
city.
Wallace YORK, field Inspector for
The DEMONSTRATION farm department
.oi the state board OF agriculture, was
here today 70 inspect the Logan c0un
nv farm which Is operated by " T.
brock
President l. Il Page. OF the Tang
sion university, was here today
State Treasurer Robert Dunlap
passed through her today enroute to
his home 10 NewMrk
w X Poison has returned IRON a
trip 10 Kansas City
w T Field marshal Of the sue
IRENE court, went 20 Oklahoma city
this morning 70 gel me salary war
rants for The court Officials here.
" II Melton Is here from Alusgo
see
w M Osbourne G @ Clark. y w
Carmen. q w johnson and n f.
Bauer are here from Arkansas CtY
James NJ. Keelef e here from OK
lahoma City
] T Kmbaugh Is here from sny
der
The Lender Will on Monday. print
The liat of the state committees on
ihe Oklahoma Stale Federation oil
Women's clubs
Lewis NJ Reeves % tbe banking ae
pariment II IN the city rom Wash
fngt0n p G.
John Embfy United States attor
ney an diipeeiai Assistant ilefod
tReni to Oklahoma CITY this morning
for The closing oi The federal eonrl
term today
w II Dunn pafA commissioner OK
Kansas ely viii arrlgxe here tomor
row morning iie will deliver an al
Hress ~ Iighlann park tomorrow
afternoon
Paul Arnantrout Is among those
going % Norman on the special train
tals m0rulhR q attend the Infersebal
astic track meet
Eanelt Parks. 0l tha Hti pavmg
s;ompany olfice. is Ia Oklanolna city
to-day
Attorney f Hledsoe ii IN On
.ahoma Gitg
AAsi#taAt Attorney tieHeral iaHHr
Davenport j. Ia Oklanoma city To
day
-
Attorney General Charles West @as
Va Oklahoma city Friday
Albert Barnes returned last even.
ing from cashlnn.
TANKER Eugene iseyef was 10 Ed /
nona Friday
Asiorney ]. IL Field nf Panls Nal |
Neg passed through here last night !
NinrOlHe 70 Pawhuka where he Will |
i1y criminal case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

the last two years. I think from your
description OF internal catarrh that |
must have had that also suffered
very severely
Nothing ever relieved me like PEE
runa. # keeps me from taking cold
with the exception 81 some deaf
ness ! am feeling perfectly cured
am forty-six years old
Il feel that words are inadequate 10
express my praise for Peruna."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
? g @ o o . g @ o . o o o o .
q q,
. SHORT CUTS TO THE NEWS O
: @ @ o o Q 6 o q o o o o o d

The Auto club met az tho lone ses-
'erday afternoon and outlined plaha
icr May runs
The Fayorsbdurphy election ease
was SGT over in superior court yesfers
day 70 May s.
The Socialists win met At Ismes
Anderson Store Noble and DIVISION
at 1851 sunday evening to discuss the
amendment q the proposed charter
lisgefybod Is Invited
Mr. ami Mrs. NJ. Reeves and ehrl
siren oi Bloomington. lli, are 81 the
None
Norman smith. of oklahoma CITY,
fs here
! y # Myers n Laporte. Ind. IL
4ai he lone
! = Scarborough d Enid, Is n
She city
1 Santa re Conductor Pete France y
enjoying q few days l1y off
B i M Oldham returned last fFeas
8ng ffom Oklahoma City
\ CLARK Field returned today from
"trip to paWhuska
+ John Williams was ii kiahoma
City Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
.COCIAI.
- HAPPENINGS

The Thursday Bridge club met at
the home of Mrs VIII Wright on
East Warner avenue.
Az the Thursday meeting OF the
Altruran club al the Carnegie librarx
olncers We're elected for The new
year as follows Mrs. stockdale.
president Mrs Mary Hart. vice pres
ident, Mrs Mcclure secretary. Mrs
Waugh, treasurer and Mrs, Ray rep
resentatiye to the city federation
Miss Bess Gano arrived home this
evening from Edmond
At the meeting Of the Friday Eu-
chre club Mrs. Buford won first
prize Mrs w A. Frasier the sec
ond and Mrs O + Barker the con-
ISOLATION The club guests were. Mes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

Extra Wheels for Auto Truck.
Fire Chief Grnber last night secur
Cd permission from council to buy
TWO extra wheels for the automobile
oI the fire department. Insile cast.
ings on wheels have broken twice
and each time the machine has been
ont OF commission pending the ar
rival OF new pieces A front wheel
is q be bought at cost OF s35 ana
a rear wheel at S47
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

Guthrie citizens interested in
science are pleased 10 learn that the
Epworlh League society of the First
N n church has arranged with W.
b. Patty to give his famous lecture
Illustrating The maryels Of radlum.
liquid air and wireless telegraphy al
the First VI r church Wednesday
evening, May 3 The latest wonders
Of science will be demonstrated with
startling expefln ents Radinm it
VIII be- remembered Is the newly
found substance that gives constant
heat and Light, and continuously
throws off tiny PARTICLES ot itself YET
without any apparent diminution OF.
weight or strength rs rays will pen
citrate a foot Of steeel or 20 through
Two feet Of hard wood lts cost ii
at the rate fOver $4,000 900 per
pound Tickets are on sale at the
K0etsch Jeweiry store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
MIlI Boot for Their Team.

One hundred students. accompanied
ne Logan county high school team
- Norman on the special train which
Wft Guthrie AZ O'Clock this morn
ing ia attend the intersehoastIc
track meet there today. The Logan
county team expects 70 carry OIL sew
eial first prizes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

Even wi.h the wonderful advance made
ng science iu combating tbs dieeaAea of
maHngJ PILES haFe rena.ned Que ~
me m0at widespread ana mort serious
eauAea 6f suffering There are today ia
fhis country mang s..essanas 0f neeHle
wn9 afe 4iffefing untold agonles ffoiD
ls,,e- and 0lhsr rectal troubles
II ysia are one Gf these snffereFa me
HTWs ~ the Invention 0f fhe aATffpA
= sSaiA ~ aifi,ieATISG DiI.ATOR
VII meuN new lease on life 10 yan
Tie nse 0f this device means a CURE
Il has cured shoilsands. 1t VII onrr
ff1E II stimulates th@ arti3n ~ tnp
bowels. y benefits The entire aerp0as
aysfefa aHf ifs effertA upon fhe aiasaaea
rarts are sueh as 10 make q recurrence
~ tfe tr0nble mpossitie
its small cost pH.a ID within tha reach
af every sufferer
WRITE TODAY f9r ron information
regarding our methpd ~ home treatments.
Tor SOLE u HamhalIs ii Drug sf9fes
TIE MATDHA CO., superior Eldq,
Cleveland ohln,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
Patterson Harness Store Moves.

The Patterson harness store is pre-.
pairing 70 move into the building form
erly occupied by the Rhodes furniture
store on East Oklahoma avenue
The frame bnilding now occuIed by
the harness shop IN to be torn down
Immediately and brick block erect
ed in us place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
Mex VICE a eusx one.

Guthrie Will have pretty lively
time In the coming week The Scot
fish Rite consistory will fill the town
with visitors four or five days rhe
city government win change hands
Monday. On Thursday wi be the
big double-header election, in which
"a proposition 10 .ssue 100000 miner
al wells bonds will be at issue and
in which the hottest sort of a fight
will be mace for and against the pro-
posed charter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
pr.- NobIItt Now ~ EdItor

Rev 4 L. Noblitt, former pastor
Of the First Christian church, here
wno resigned his charge 10 again
taEe up the practice Of medicine, has
purchased the Perkins Journal from
former State Senator ] r, Hickam,
who started the paper fifteen years
ago The paper viii remain Repub-
llcan In politics, but changes from
Baptist 70 Christian in religion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
MARVELOUS!'
N 4 6 NATE
EXCLAMS
!. W. Glssll, President uI
National Biscuit Company
EDthuses OyaI eulhIs

This city Is only twenty-five years
Old, they tell me / can scarcely be
lieye it. said A. w Green president
OF the National Biscuit company, this
afternoon, after partial view OF the
business district and residence
streets Il am amazed al the deyel.
opment OF Oklahoma and am delight
ed with its possibilities. There looks
20 be no limit to the wealth yon may
take out Of the ground
Mr. Green Is making tour of The
newly established agencies ct MS
company The Oklahoma clths are
Guthrie Aluskogee, Oklahoma City.
McAlester Tulsa ara Enid. An out
lay Of about $250.0 Will he reqnir.
ed 70 establish these agencies but
Alr Green views the expense with
enthusiasm, expecting 10 find thar
they are all paying within a year or
so. The branch houses were estab-
lished after a personal investigation
by the president who was the organ
izer OF the company.
II am still finding out this is a
great country and / am getting 10
be an old man, said Mr. Green. 4
have travelled 25.000 miles in this car
IN the last fourteen months ana /
am not through yet. Business gener.
ally is good
one thing ! noticed especially the
fine schoo, houses in Oklahoma An
other is paved streets You In Guth.
rie are far ahead OF any New Eng.
land city Of this class | have never
seeD finer streets than there are in
Guthrie and Enid where was yes
terday Il Is marvellous, simply mar
yelous. TO we Fasteners II is al.
most past belief
Nonf Governor. MIR Grace. seems
TO be the nan for the place hear
much about him in the East pre-
dict = great growth under his leader
ship. You need more railroads. thar
rs what builds mp a country thar has
anything to bniIa on.
i am more than pleased with
Guthrie After carefully looKing over
the maps find that this Is the best
railroad town on our Oklahoma cir.
cult The territory we can reach
from this point Is rich and large.
There Is every reason TO believe Gnth
rie will be great city | under
stand you are going 10 BE- a great
health resort too. Everything helps
railroads, wholesale houses, school
houses, everything This state is
certainly a wonder in development
Mr. Green IL travelling in his pri.
yate car the Republic With him
are his daughters, Miss 4. Margaret
Green and Miss Elizabeth Green. and
Loule lssolhardt, traffic manager Tor
the National Biscuit company The
car was started for AfcAiester at
O'Clock Tins afternoon The first
part Of the visit here he was taken
ap IN visit to the new branch house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
CROOK OPTICAL co.
Manufacturing Optical
Guthrie, Okla

We operate the most complete
lense Grinding plant in the state.
and with our twenty years com
stant practice At 0ptometry. you
are assured safety. Accuracy, and
pfomptness,
Call on as for Eve Glasses and
get the Best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

Grocery Store Changes Hands.
Marley + Smith and p D. Boyn
ron YESTERDAY purchased from w r.
Goyert the Golden Rule grocery on
last Oklahoma avenue Mr. B0yn
ron Is aa experienced gfoceryman
and VIII run an upto-date store. The
store will do strictly cash business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

We have in stock all styles and dif.
lerent wood finishes OF Victrolas,
made by the Victor Company Priced
from S7500 10 s25000 Whites Jewel
~ StOre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
Memorial Day a Month Away

WcWofldl Ddy Montn away
Ofiiclal notices for Memorial day
q month away have not been ofiici-
ally made i is understood q pro-
gram Is being arranged by w B..
Herod, patriotic instructor for the To-
cal Grand Army OF the Republic ana
other officers Of the order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

Democratic county committee The
central labor body has been located
over Bates restaurant. on Second
street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

BREED
CATARRH
Her Terrible Experience Shows
How PefuHa Should Be in Every
Nome to Prevent Colds.

Mrs. G. S.
Sage rser
1871 Wood
land Ave-
X a n $ as
City. Mo,
writes;
Il feel it |
a duty to ,
you and TO
others that
may be at
hicted like
myself TO
speak T o r
Peruna
MY trOu-
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came after
la gr ippe
c / & h q or
nine years
ago, q gath
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neuralgia I
su # e r e d
most all the
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nose ears
and G v e 8
were badly
anapfafi fap
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Guthrie Needs Uniformed Sand.

The Mineral Wells band will give
concert al the city hall Wednesday
evening May 3, The proceeds TO go
towards purchasing suits for the band
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-osr SUR CASE

Return it aud receive reward. No
question asked or express giy pa.
pers q @ y 10 u. q. HatcheIl, OK
lahoma CRY
Blue Bell Enamel Ware sale ss-
nrday. Guthrie Hardware co.
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centraI LaD0r UnIon chanaes o.ar.

ATF -
The Central Cooperative Labor nn,
iDn of Guthrie Is today opening 40
offices and council chambers In NE
laflney building. oyer tire Highland
teeaIer. formerly occupied by the