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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07
FUNE RAJ DiHECTORs.

day, september 10. A fee tickets are GA
ssle To - sure % acquiring them. call
FuNE RAJ DIRECTORS.
fHE FoSEFTUi1T 'uTsSIDraTf-x1lK4'lS6 20
Corner s,h ana uaiyns NsIa isef. led
srft FREMONT OFftcE, att1 ffe-
meat Az rhenss North sss. cisssn al.
nuTTEftwo ORTIZ a son. frefsssionsi
plrect1rs and fslcgussd ntnhssmsrs 1871
ist opp Meere theatre Both phnnes sts
nonnsy Watson &c. fsnsrni phscsrrs
fhifd AZ ana uaissssltk Beth phones "a
a07fGisf caoaa6r - 'iS 80 sss ~sss
uass. psimaasas. absolute. wifhouf ever.
ssien " ssssaiien ss.w BUSINESS .,
80. ,sass ffem sss Lsss 20 sxs 70
lsis ssegaa a. sseitl.
LADIES REMODELfNo PARLORs
s.w garments mad- ard old rsredsisd.
Arrad. nisr ind I. ASH
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
pHosEas MAIN saff. I'M -
whsfeassais 81 Adam ahimonstYl
rhoss address ~as formsriY s1s Main
al spekans washinstsn, j. desired -
Ma FfAnchu~irs. ti1 West Maybe 81.
N~ssaAoy CTR. Fwansyisanin
1nssgsetahis snan. al VITA sosus means.
~ saaa ehiiafea. desires 70 niss, woman
nc 70 - years ~ axs. ehfeef mafrtrnenr
is~fsfsnres ferhishea. Address Ros asS.
Nnnfue. WISH
The following please eei ~ answers
10 advertisements r-es tes U--4tff4
rtss sssi. ssFs. ssft. ieess. stss. *sst
'f1xa. s8p1
u nsft he lsesiy jeia eslr Matrimonial
d raa. Moved - ifs Pine -. room
.Biassfs ~ Assfeloxy ssetr Neadsy eve.
|nfss AZ sea Pine o. Coufss fie
INTRODUCTION kocfETs.
~ LOST AND FOUND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

EV.aNAf WIN hfhk@aftat@~A
Owner can have same by prov
Ing property and paying for
advertising. Inquire Cashier.
1909 Seventh nv.
Lost seven t,h ~. sna iish az
isrkst. cpnisinlns two rietursss mone-
tst West card. Hsilard-
fscsi--rmhtssis vita oAfyra issry han.
die. Reward " returned 90 the Me-
Hassht .---..--...---
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE
wsnses--ie waHss that have the
ability 70 interview oshrf women demon
s,tatins. permanent ~ors: xoed pay
rstsi, 20 5. Friday
nr TRAINED NURSE STUDY a,
homo. Ezra sss we~tly. Thgassnas
wsnied' frs. inferrnasIsn ~.
Isos'HEsTER n
reang xtTi stsaoEs2pher wanted for
S~n~fai uffiee work In Vancouver, n. g.
wares 20 increase With sxpetiencc Give
,slsphons samtsr Ia nsss letter. Room
10 HavoY hotsl
Woman wishss child 70 care for. any
age. only child In family. near school
t6s sis,. rhinney ear.
fsifi or woman 10 DO ilxht haurcw ork
Gees Fr.nant az 1resn 40.
SITUATION WAN &c MALE
~s~~~~I~|~~~~~e~~>~~r~ ~~~~~ScN~s~r~~e>S~r-~
ss~nosraphsr, several years experience
Bon zoe. nrtshton. Seattle
HELP WANTEo--MAle-
We want Swedish. Norwegian.
Danish. Swiss and Austrian snies-
mon to sell the richest. best
watercd and cheapest farm land
In Western Washington.
Owner Wants Good Neighbors.
Close to finest ocean beach no.
sorts. On best harbor between
Seattle and San Francisco. close
TO two growing cities that
have rs mills. Very cheap and
terms easy.
THE KENNEDY CO.
Representing Owner.
SOC Maritime Bldg.
Cor. Western Av. and Marion st.
wnnssd--Man ana women 10 learn the
barter trade Largest ana most COM
plsts school In tho west Wages paid
while learning, An unlimited course only
tAe4 ~ 80 ~ 80 '~
FNATioNAL BARBER COLLEGE
a. washington. or no Third Ax
Phone. Main sstt
BoyR WANTED
Mo are not going 20 school to sell The
Etaf In the business district. boys can
mako 50 week easily. Call at star
office between 10 and ~ A. See
y ~. Engler. street circuiator
NJ WANTED - geo. men 20 piss pool q. The
W xk.rfu tonf fooraa We Give our patrons
"A No checks itls Third av.. between
|lWs and Union. .--
~ WANTED-A SALESMAN
ono who lives in Ballard. aud who has
large acqualntenccship In that district.
N In commercial line. N-g0, care star.
oo msn wansed . eat hot o Tsn., sss 4
POOL ROOM. 1tis Third nv. between
rlrS and Union.
|. = Eanted--Man and women. small capt
lth necessary. money maker; you work
~ yourself. lb2i Ith av., evenings
New, clean BED rooms, steam heated.
hot and cold running water. baths, 2sc
per night and up. Hotel Model 1910 ard
ev., near Pike at
spring 81 POOL Room. sai spring 81
Hest In town; everything news ave per
cue w Cramer. Tod paine.
second hand Clothes bought. cold and
exchanged 1917 Pike ct I. ASS, N. bss2.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
>-~~N~~~~~~~~c~~~ ~r~r~r~~~e~r~rS~r~r~r~e~
YOUNG married couple seek work OF
any kind, both experienced In dining
room work.. A-t0o care star.
Work By. boy going TO school, age ~.
Can do chores or crranda Phone East
1900,
BOARD AND ROOM.
~~~~~-~~e~~r~<~~>~~ ~~~~~S~<~r>~s~~~~~~~~~
poofn and board In nice quiet location,
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The Battle Creek SanitarIum
Treatment rooms have opened
business In their new head
quarters in the Raleigh Hotel
building, 1903 Fourth av.. Just
one block from the postoffice.
The methods OF treatment In
vogue at this Sanitarlum are
well known TO the entire scien-
tIfic world. and are known to
be wonderful in their curative
powers.
That the value of these baths
and treatments is wonderful
is attested by the numerous
complete cures which stand to
the credit OF this institution.
and the people of Seattle and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

FOR shLE--WOOD AND COAL.
e~,N-~~<~N<S~>>>~>~~~ -~~4~~~~~~>~~>~]~
fstsnt dust pan With first load coak
HsihSrEhf Mcleod. Phones fffs q
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oUH Own MONEY TO LOAN on I'M.
proved residences Rates to Q per csn1
With reasonable comm salon.
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY
80 Columbia ~ Central Blds.
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8 8 8 8 r 3 D 5 : 10 8 3 . 5 3 /
d our %
d WEEKLY RENTAL BULLETIN -
b Cont AtNS WHAT you WANT u
- By ieftfnT 40 know your name ana ~
u address 40 will mail yo1 u
- eefT. Contains everything us y
- have 20 let ID
II JOHS DAVIS q COMPANY. y
y Tes fscond A.. y
D Main slsi. Ind. isee p
- u
d ID q % y % y u TO y y u y ID y y Z
Nes bunsalauH and houses for rsnt
e. = nEf.L q CO. 1tt clohE HAlsk
Nain isks ind. tssI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~--s~-~4~r>N~e~~<>~.>N <~~S~~.>~-~>~~<~~-~
Ffatornal brotherhood steamship 81
tufsiyn iasses PIER a. ss1e a "a. Huas
DAY, september 10. fsa tickets ese on
sale To b. sure % securing them. call
~ uffiea aes Arcade Dldw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved or vacant property al 7 and
per cent. any amount from $50 20 500.
Tor long Or short time. and easy payS
nents; ne Delay. Htuftsxanf a Co, Si1
Boston tflDeh feTo0f and rolusuhfa
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toR sALE--FuRnITURE.

flhE ut. FURNITURE co, successors
20 sulJ Ball. bargains in second hand
s'sei ranges. gas ranges. cook stoves aud
MAJESTIC ranges q specially We
e1change your old stoves
THE s1oYE HOUSE. 500 PIKE ST.
Desks. chairs. snowcasss CHICAGO STORE
nnd Dffics Furniture 90 tz4g FIr.f Az
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FURNISHED ApARTMENTs.
..1...arr.pa
TIMER LANDS

ard foil details. apply owner. f-fs
care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.


FouND-GQLD BRACELET
Owner can have same by prov
Ing property and paying for
advertising. Inquire Cashier.
1909 Seventh nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

proved property AZ current rates No
delays. Geo " Moore 4 Co. - Yeslw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07
BOARD AND NOON.

~~~~~~-cNe~~~r>r>r~r>~> r>r>~~r>~r>>~~r>r~c~
Room and board IN nice quiet location,
Green Lake district, for one or two gen
boulevard.
For sale boarding. rooming house. AIS
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WAND TO BUy-FuRnITuRE
cHATTEL LOANS.

'~1,SNS~~~<><><s~-~-~~~ -~-~D~.~-~~-~~~~~~
Loans on furniture. horsss etc Wf.lIar 70
.soaeh. room al New York bids
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REAL EsTATe LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN or IMPROVED
EEATTLE REAL EETATE AT PEN
CENT. PIONEER RENT q COLLEGE
TICN co. zea AMERICAN BANK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

WtbF bEF TIE VIAL E5TNT
~~-~-~~Scs~~.~N-~s~sN-~ ~ce~-rs~.c~~-~~-~~>~
- Kfefer. west Eeaftis Real Estafs
~ Downs Block. 100
second AZ. Main ztsf Ind 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

f.s.s- hst.esn tth az. ana isth az,
Al Ballard. Tasrsfar snarnins. sota
tnshet. containing two pictures m1ns.-
gram on oaa side m c. Call Tor reward
tst West card. Hsilard-
f.ost--rsntfetis vita carved sxufy han
die. Reward " returned so the Me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-07

FOR BARGAINS IN HOMES CALL
ON GEORGE l.. COLMAN
csc New York Block, Seattle.
have them from 5000 up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
lIP.To-pArr cuRAMs

| Gradually. we are pleased 10 note,
1.-THE people of Cuba are not learning
American ways. but are ayailing them
selves, too, of the most modern Am
Ieriean privileges Once in awhile the
rumor reaches us that another re.
IbeIlion is on down there, and for a
time il looks as though the island
ers meant to lapse into their former
state of nonprogressiy living Off the
country In the name Of liberty. But
the taste they have had Of more up
to-date experiences can not be for
gotten, so before il is time to take
entirely to the canebrake and trust
to scared non-combatants for three
meals day and constant cigarettes
the longing for return To the new
life grows so strong that the inter
Iests OF the Cuban politician are for.
gotten in reinduIgence IN the moy.
ing picture show.
Just the other daytoo. Cuban
took d shot at an editor for some
thing which the scribe had in his pa
per- Think of such ,demlty In ia
land which bttt d decade ago was I'M
.hafitated by people whose chief care
was to get three meals a day without
having TO work for them.
on. Cuba, Ii coming around all
right Ne knew she would when
tincle sam went down there ard put
I'm drainage systems, sold soap at bar
gain prices and armed every Cuban
with i iine-touth comb Cleanliness
is d condition OF civilization and
civilization always talks back to the
editor. Next thing YOU know the
Cubans viii he getting operated on
Tor appendicitis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
CEMENT SHOW
BIG FEATURE
FOURTH ANNUAL DISPLAY OF
STATES LEADING INDUSTRY
ON AN ENLARGED SCALE
Practical Demonstration and Scientific
Tests Every Day At Oklahoma
State Fair, Oklahoma City,
Sept 26 to Oct =

Oklahoma City-One OF the big
features Of the Oklahoma state Fair
September 26 to October 2. win be the
exhibits OF cement industries and vi
lied interests, including every line
Of concrete machinery Oklahoma is
eighth in The rank OF production, &C.
cordiug to a report of the United
states theological survey by TINS il
is meant that the value of the output
OF something like TWO million barrels
la 1910 was exceeded only by states
producing precious metals. aud other
fuel products clay and stone
The State Fair association Of Ok.
lahoma recognized tho steady growth
of the cement industry IN Oklahoma
four wears ago aud erected a sub.
stantial building as part of the big
State Fair plant y is 50 by 100 feet
and contains no less than 1900 square
feet OF floor space which viii be dc.
voted exclusively to the display Of
concrete mixers, cement posts block
machines, burial vaults stock tanks,
wells. the. cement brick machine
finishing tools and appliances. water
prooling, coloring, etc, during the big
exposition this fall In fact every
modern cement product and all the
improved machinery and appliances
for producing them viii be shown.
Practical demonstrations and scien-
tidc tests Of cement products and ap-
pliances viii be made every day
Experts IN all lines OF cement hand
ling viii deliver lectures and answer
questions on subjects Of vital inter
est TO every one interested in the in-
dustry. The general public Will be
extended an invitation 10 come and
learn more as TO the many adyant-
ages OF cement construction over the
use OF other materials.
Manufacturers OF cement products
sll over the United States are recog-
MIXING the grand opportunity the Okla
homa state Fair offers 10 show their
products TO The people. and every mail
brings any number OF inquiries Manu-
facturcrs OF concrete machinery and
building materials also know the value
OF such exhibits and viii be well rep
resented when the gates of the big
show are thrown wide open on Septem-
Der Is. The ground floor plan Of the
building is in the 1911 premium list
w-aich IS now being distributed. or i
VIII be seat on application TO l. S.
Mahan. Secretary, Oklahoma City.
Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19

VIII meet The red mans reverslon
to TYNE, and his return "a tho woods
and sllFery streams, does not seem
from an points of View and ta an per.
sons, such retrogression as L q com.
monty pictured as being, but rather
the hanpy result of compound 0f in.
stlnet and Intelligence uf hereditary
honing and horse sense 0t which uW
Indian uoed be ashamed Fof is not
The simple life desirable Ia the opin-
ION ol countless pale faces, and Who
lives Ii With such freedom from affec.
tation as oar friend the ab~rlgine2
hnt note al true path0s rings through
the statement disqualification made hy
Maggie Mitchell lhe only ponea lii a
band og thirty headed IN CHef White
Eagle wha wore the garh 0f eiyiliaa
ti0u made to THE representative az
fine Kansas Clty star
Il hate te think of the time when
must leave Haskell fof goad Oh
course. | must go haek io the reaerYa-
tion Aly father is still alive ANA lt
would he cruel to desert him must
So back to the tapee ana he blanket.
and then Il viii he only q question oil
TIME whom tny father porsuades na ~
marry / shall he iust squaw. ana
my education vii count for nothing
j ana sorry now that ever went to
Haskell, for my life viii DO q contin
ual looking backward
Women of civilized life are some.
what less inclined 10 the simple iife
than men Tbiuur r0da ANA ertt9n ef.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
JUST A souAW -

Novelists and dramatsts have work
ed the theme for royalties as a miner
works pay dirt and there is nothing
new in the plant OF the educated In
dian who sees nothing in the future
but life as a red man. cut off by race
prejudice from association with the
disdainful conQueror Of his people and
appropriation OF his hunting ground
and offered little encouragement 10
remain a civilized mau. SAYS the
Louisville Courier-Journal When an
Is said there fingers the Impression
that the buck ia the blanket ten
years after he has made a picturesque
figure as valedictorian. is about as
happy as his white brother who has
lost his hair and his ginger by being
cooked in a city office by steam in
winter and by the heat and humidity
in summer, his home a flat and his
horizon a smoky line where the CRIME
Of his "duli town OF trade" touches
ihe smlrched edges Of -the inverted
bowl they csll the skvs his financial
outlook q continual shifting problem
fn which X equals the 1aknoWn ans
Her as 70 whether buckle aud tongue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
THANKSGIVING pArEs.

In j report from Washington that
the President viii at m early dafc
designate November 30, next as
Thanksgiving Day. statement is
made tlFat Is rather weak on the his
tory of Thanksgiving It is that the
custom has been to always designate
the last Thursday in November for
that festival
This Is an error as to The past tho
pittsburg Dispatch points out ln the
days when Thanksgiving proclama
tions were issued only by the COVER
nora OF states. some OF them would
designate The third and some the
fourth Thursday OF November lt
gradually became the general rRle TO-
make the fourth Thursday the uni-
versal date. snd when the Presidents
began the custom of Issuing the proc
lamations for the whole nation, the
fourth Thursday became che universal
DAY The fourth Thursday is general
ly he best, hut This IS the first time
the claim has been made that when
there are i've Thursdays in that
month Thanksgiving must De on the
fifth OF them.
Another peculiar phase Is the rea.
son assigned for setting the date SO
Far ahead n IS that theatrical man
ayers aud those tn charge of college
football games a9e anxious 70 know
the date and make their arrangements
accordngly IN its origin Thankssic
ing was "A festival arranged by grave
divine and pious public officials Ac
cording to this statement 10 is now
fixed with reference 10 the interest of
theaters ami football enterprises
The times change and even rhlnhs-
giving changes with them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
BEWARE OF OlNTMENTS FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
curry

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de-
ange the whole system when enter
it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they VIII do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catamh
Cure, manufactured by r " 5Chaneg
& CO., Toledo, o., contains siios lherS
curry and is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system In buying
Halls Catarrh Care be sure you get
the genuine. II Is taken internally
and made in Toledo Ohio, by F. j..
Cheney & Co Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists Price 75c per
bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for conati-
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19

Senator Duncan Il Fletcher. oi
Florida, sought his berth one night ON
a sleeping car ON the way south from
Washington Pulling back the cur
talns OF a lower nine. De saw that
his bed vas already occupied
Iii there. called the senator.
shaking the stranger by the should
er
The sleeper awoke and protested
angrily.
My names Fletcher. explained
be statesman. ''and this is my berth
You've got nothing on me. an-
swered the other My name is
Fletcher. and this is my berth
My fun name Is Duncan IT, Fletch-
er, the senator elaborated
Sos mine. agreed the intruder.
All, ] seei said the senator po-
liteiy. There must have been @
mistake in reserving the same berth
for two men o. the same name. IN
so into the next sleeping car
Tlo stranger, by this time was
fully awake, and proceeded TO apOl-
ogize. and 20 oner 10 give mp the
berth This the senator would not
do. but went into the car ahead. and
f0usd a place 20 sicep.
An hour later the train was wreck
ed The ear in which the stranger
occupied lower nine fell through al
trestle. cnd that Fletcher was killed
The senator's car vas not damaged at
All
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
O @ @ @ @ o O c, O O o O O :,
SCRAPS. .
o @ . @ Q O Q Q Q Q Q o o Q O o Q

1
Stannuerlne Is practically unknown
among nnciyilzed people.
Acetylenc torches ror uao ln dense
togs have been supplied % the PARTS
lpollce
Only cltlzcns who are able 10 reaA
and write have the power 70 vote n
Bolivia
The United Kingdom is nsing 2lS.-
900 motor vehicles an increase Ia one
lNear 0t SG.Sa5
A new fne manufactured IA ghar
toun ~ e9liea sNdite Ii y hnt sold
NY the bucket
St Pererbnrg. Russia, has v com
imercial schools the admission being
restricted % loss
Smelling iron ore By electricity Is
a success Ia Norway where the IN.
.dustry is coming g the front
Blue eyes prevail among marksmen
.of renoWn The blue eye Is said 20 be
the strongest eye and gray next
The If0can cities Of Seoul, Fuean,
Chemnlpo aud Ping Yong now nave
excellent systems OF water supply
So rapidly Is the commBerce of st
John N. r., increasing that addition
al harbor facilities are necessary and
the government Is 20 build extensive
docks
The canal zone makes community
OF about seven thousand Americans,
men. women and children 800 men
on canal work, 925 on the Panama
railroad 1,500 women, $500 children
Ii is now claimed that what is
known as the brogue OF the Irish is
truer pronunciation Of English words,
than the present day speech IN Eng.
land. For political reasons-to unite
the TWO races, the English and the
lrish-Q Queen Elizabeth rooted out the
native Irish speech and introduced
into che Emerald ls!e tho language
OF England his change vas effected
in 20 years after the death Of Shakes
peare The present contention Is that
this E!izabethian pronunciation has
been lost By England but retained
IN out Of the way places IN Ireland,
which have continued unchanged
since Shakespeare time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19

Abe Reuf sends to tile California
prison directors suggestion for the
helping OF eX-cOnyicis that strikes us
as novel and good, and il socle0 can
get any return from Ahe's sins
against her she ought Go lake II. Abe
would have an association which
would receive the convict upon his
release and secure honest employ
ment for him There is nothing new
in This, but Abe would also have an
organization within the prison 10
teach prisoners a useful calling which
they could take up upon their release.
Each member o. this organization
SHOULD pay 81 or some other nominal
sum as annual dues Those who
hadn't this money could give their
promissory notes, payable pom
honor" after their release In short.
tsbes idea SIS 10 give the prisoner
something Of practical value 60 do
during the crushing hours. days.
weeks and months of idleness, some
thing that viii enable him 10 be
honest later on and that viii make
him FEEL THAT HE HAS HELPED
HIMSELF. Fellows who start ont
into the world with knowledge Of
their ability 10 make their way are
armed with hope Abe proposes 20
start some OF them with hope instead
OF despair, and II is a good thing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19

In fighting to keep the blood pure
the white corpuscles attack disease
germs Ike tigers But often germs
mnltiply so fast The little fighters
are overcome. Then see pimples,
boils. eczema, salt rheum and sores
multiply and strength and appetite
fail This condition demands Electric
Bftters 10 regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to cxpel pOisons from
the blood. They are the best blood
purifier writes &. T. Budahn, OF
Tracy, Calf, Il have ever found"
Thief make rich, red blood, strong
nerves and build up you@health Try
them 50c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-19
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aom eerIIn nand:ea M snMaae.

How Berlin HanG:ea itG Sewage.
The 200.000 daily cubic meters of
Berlin's sewage have converted q
sandy waste into a benufifM and pro-
fItable agricultural area throughout
This tract Intensive farming rs carriea
on upon large seaia aHd smAlf fsi
tunes have already been made by the
tenants who have taken uD sectioh8
of this weilirrigated and twelve
Thousand COWS pasiilre on lhe luSnrl.
amt grass ana provide the Guys mila
supply Thnre u even 4 laltc in which
grown
ihe paHf anount 81 aeWaRe rs 8itlr
iected to treaimHn which feaaeFs N
peffActg ordurleaa and inn8en0uH
Tins Whal elsewhere " commonly ah
|offense and and expense has been
Minoa bg Berlin INTO aa advantage
and Il profit Cheag0 Record tiertdu