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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
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II n0er De torc & 0 T.
ifefi ier burgess cit
MGngoe r5fiGlmao" iom Sign.
9ettc bar offpot cit bel ~Sl1oultri"
/ neutrality-suspicious. oenne @inter,
ioet Ser pes. Sngoolen, @ieiteiton6en
% 2enspifen er optoget, reniet og
ialtet Ell Meng6e al Sc iaafal6te
v&oobifiGl". Set ontages, at Ser
bare paa ct Ste6 iom Sngoalen er
optoget og ofienot @fiGl for minoit
10000 @roner. 9ette er ct belt
rfienot ~6iife" iom bar bra9t man.
ge, ierlig l16enbpgosboenoe, gobe
SnotGgter. Man tan ofte tjene 80
&roner 9agen pr. @an6, naar man
finder go6e @fi9lbanfer, bpao ser |
Sronobjemsfior6en er NOT at.
ct ~ar1igt Srieri. =
uSociol6emofraten" / Sri tianio
blep meget oplfafet, forot en- Mor6,
omerifoner iom Dor poa &aoleren'
gen bar foreipejlet Ell 5abrifpige, al
bbts bun pil6e rejie til mes til Slime.
rita ifl1loe brn faa bo / en- @illo oq
fjgre / ll1ffet @ogn, iaa tibt og ofte
bum bilbe. 8looet bor ngiaa alar,
meret Holitiet, og ontp6er, at ber
bor III mes en- al Sc berpgteoe Slabe.
banolere at giere. Eolitiet bor un.
6eri6gt Sogen. Set bele in6ifren.
fer fig ill., at orif=Mmerifaneren
al l1ifploigbeo far friet til &igen
Og 6riert er 10 6og tillaot, ieIp for
cit @orif =Mmerifaner. Silt bette me1
Slapeban6elen er en- ret og ile1
Slaboerbiltorie, iom 8la6et bor Iob1
fig bin6e poo 9Grmet.
Sron6biem & en e.
t pigers S oreni1 n g
er blepet enige ON at opitille fpl.
genoe &rap, iom olmin6eligt @rl1n6.
lag for oeres @ligter og @ettiebe'
Der: On beitemt Sag / ugen Otter.
miooag og Mften fri Il. CTS. Gors,
oag). An6enbper &ellieoag fri fra
SCI. 10. @. 8. @fal naturligbis
babe Soften i &uiet ollieebel.)
@amt fri lite @ai. M%fifaffelie al
@otarbeioet - fra &1. 9 gften til
balb ipb @orgen. @r @atorbei6e
peo ferifilt MnIeoning poafrapet
oa EFT @oosgipreIie al min6it Is
Gre pr. &ime. Til Mrbej6stio fore.
ltgger faa ID og en- balp Gime pr.
Db9n. 9enne Mrbei6sti6 maa ieIb,
fslge1ig gibe &la6s for en- ooeIie
Srttio, enten ON @ftermio6agen Ell.
Ter beo tio1ig Mften, naar Gfstraar,
be1oe lite foteligger, iaaiom @leoe.
paff, &ulling eller l%ignen6e. 9ette
foruoiattes Dog lite at optaee mere
END en- nge al Maane6ens fire.
Minoit IA Dages 6erie ON @omme.
rem. &bitterin9sbog for 2gnnen.
Gtsie &rao cirfu1erer MI blan6t 8p.
ems &usme6re til llnberifrift.
s ba6 &bin6e + t a n
9 / q &C. {. S Dor &i6 90 Ser taIes
,og birfes iao rneget for @pinoerne
SAA> A. Il Z.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

l 80 Aar har Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound vaeret Diet ledende Middel for Kvin-
lens Sygdomme. Ingen syg Kvinde over Ret
fsrdighed mod sig SEW, som like vii prove dette
beromte Middel: Lavet alene af Rodder og Ur-
ter, med Tusinder af Kure at opvise.
Hvis den mindste Uorden opstaar, som
- De like kjender, skriv til Mrs. Pinkham
! Lynn, Mass, ON Rad, der gives frit og altid
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
- Norge. =

6 Sc I S g e.
t 3 p 0 + t. Sci ipnes, Jon
ON man / Morge ct betenft pao
fremtioig / iterit mulig l16itrefnina
at onpenoe &pinoer iom 2ebiagere
pes transport at f%pin6elige Sanger.
Sc norife &pin6er bor for ct Bar
@ar iioen inbgipet @nbragcnoe Ser,
ON, og 6engielsitprelien bar M
1neb0elt Mmt,mon6en / &riitianio, al
man allereoe / noger Gi6 bar giort
6orleg bermeb, og at man MT bill
fege at u6nitle Sogen bi0ere.
en- lei &iftorie. On
ung Monb fra 2inboos pe6 8eregr,
b1ep poa 6orlangenoe at fine mango
&iereiter itoppet to @onge / @to-
Danger, 90 bm ejor6e Sorieg poo
at ubpanore. SfbIee SfripeIie fra
bam MI fra Mmerifa til en- of fine
forrige 8efjen6t1fober bor ban imi6.
lertio alligebel facet Mnleonina til
at emigrere, nemlig i en- onben ST.
og UNDER falff Map11 og poo falife
&apirer, ibet en- &omerot fra Stem.
bpg6en bar biulpet bam til bette.
Sen bjelpiomme @an6 er MI an.
bolot og bar befien6t fin 8rg6e,
iom NOT bill blibe bam en- lei &iIto.
rte.
nIob1ig @poIfongt
Gn fereiif &polfanger, ser iejleoe
UNDER 6anif Stag, bIep forIeoen
ioemt en- 8p6e of 5000 @roner for
u1oblig &palfangit uo for &ouge.
FUND. 9agen efter at Dommen bIep
feloet, bor ben famine &balfanger
otter paa @pi1 og ifg6 en- &pel ipo
for SfnoeneS. Salt bar Sen fanget
5 &baler. SS%ngenier 9llfreo MiIion
fra @al1e beo &riitiania 6ior6 op.
lDier, at bet er bam fom mes en-
leiet Smgitboao rGllioa" bar fam
get 5 $paler no for &ougeiun6.
"G11ioa" er en- 1orff 6%angitbaa6,
fom ON Somnneren fanger &paIer
TED Serberne og 6erfor fgrer 6onff
Stag, berfor @isforitaaelien. Sill.
ion er ibbmt en- MuIft pao 5000
&roner for aloblie &paIfnngit, men
ban bar lite beotoeet Mulften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

i%ton6ernes Side beboes, at &an6.
lingen life iparer til 0roene, fan
BET babe fin SSnteresie at bere, bpa6
6 6pgtige norffe &pin6er bar uoret-
tet.
80 al Dem er @nfer, % A bar
Menoene / Mmerifa. S Sellesifab
briper oe en- lille @aar6, iom ligger
mellem 6ielofnatter og Stenrbi=
fer, ner Morges @pnoiptos. u6en
@an6sbielp % uoen &eit '6prfer De
ie1p Sorben. TerrGnet umuliggier
8rl1gen al &lop eller @ogn. @pa-
Sen n1oa ben6e bber &1et, % @je6-
ningen beres ,16 pao Sing. @aar
&plten fommer, berger 6e So, &orn
% &artofler biem meo famine 8e,
for6ring, 8ren6iel ligeiao. Boo
@aoroen boloes IL @ger % en- Sci
@e6er, og alt Mrbejoe iaa bel
Stal6 iom pao Marf, / &effen -oe
8arnefammer - ia, 8prn bar 81
o91aa - 1,6rettes al be iefs &pin6e,
olene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

s ba6 6 b 5 e ton
9 1ere. S Dor 9i6 90 Ser tales
,og btrtes iao 1neget for 4pinoerne
1o1n Borgere, % Ser tit fra @o6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
L@sd ette Observation-Disclosures!

Disse Tibud er kun gjsdende til &c. Juni d. A.
or linden 80 Jni d A. at skafe vort Bad en- endnu stdrre lJdtre-
dese mar VI besluttet att lbyde wore Lesere og Venner Ell ypperig Anled-
nng til at modtage, adees f; Ell eer Ame Bigger fdlgende
Llste over vaerdifulde Premier.
der lbydes enhver, ON ndsender Be9bet til osf for en- euer Aere nye
Abonnenter pa deue Blad.
For en- ny Aars Allotment.
Enhver son indsender os Subscription og Bel@bet for n nv Allotment
tor ct Ar pa deue Bhd vii modtage a1deles frt en- af f6lgende BIGGER:
l. Flkepenten En- Forteling: $50 Slider. Ny Udgave, af Bj9rn-
sveine Dy~nsoh IS
q. solghmt. Fort@lnger, Skitser og Digte. 222 Slider, at Adam
.'.'.'''::" 60
g. Hverdagsnennesker. Skzzer. IA Slider, af 1. DlIng...... az
T. Egekorset pa Mosegaard og andre Fort1linger. EOS Slider. af 80
Nan' H'ar 1900" :''."... .35
n. ~ a'""s"' al nlSoer Janson. .35
" -Nt". Nomah. lo4 ddd, al a: kJeuand so
I Onde Magter. Fortelling. EOS Slider, af Jonas Lie ....... so
" raj oct JAYNE Saming ats mukke, interessante og underhol-
dende tortelhnger at forskjelige Forfattere. 24 Sder...... so
9 SJodronnngen. 164 Slider, af John Pausen so
TO- Havets Datter. En- Forteling fra Vesterhavet. 1o4 Slider. af
Johanne SchJ3rrng. 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
For to nye Aars Abonnen inter-

n at fpgende Bigger, eer Prospektkort, eer Streoskopbileder efter
get Vag:
T. skJebnens Spill. Roman 3 Dele $40 Slider, af H. Bjursten.
Denne yderst interessante og spendende Roman hr vundet
storartet Udbredelse de skandnavske Lande, O her ovre har
den d e sldste Aar varet mere efterspurgt end nogen anden
~ ieiet 100
e. $50 omer, at Eolger Drachmann. IS
g. Skandnavisk ilusreret Kogebog. Udarbejdet specielt efter
anerkanske Forhold. Med Tlustrationer, Tabeler m II. 22o
Slider. Smukt indb. ....... ,,o
4. William Mckneys ber3mmelige Lvshistorie, af Murat Haktead.
400 Slider med omrent O fine Inufrationer, elegant indbun-
u"' heusdt TITS 90
s. Mmdeblade fra Danmark. Fire danske Prospekter af Ho1oer
Drachman. - L.. KjGbenhavns Rhed. - {. Koldingfjord med
Skanhngsbanken Baggrunden. - 3 Sundet we'd Kronborg.
Skagens Rev og Fyr. - Hvert Bilede 1xo Tommer. Allie
fire Bineder sa1ges for ........ ...... m
O. r Rationale Bieder. - De s@nderydske Piger. De sidste
pa Skansen. = Norden. - Hvrt Bnlede 9x1o Tonner Allie
tire Bnleder snukt Omslag rs
T. 50 elegante Prospektkort fra de skandinaviske Lande.
s. so srnukke Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

dr tlbydes enhver, som indsender Bel3bet til os for en- ener
Abonnenter pa dette Blad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

Now lets see how We CHRISTIANS
|art going to treat the neatben Colnee
Nlia we've been irving III cuny / rof
Years, says the Sioux CITY Press.
China Is gone 10 send d cruiser Ia
Mexico to hlow that country Of tNe
map Il she doesn't nav some So 400,
Qep for THAI massacre Of Chinese AZ
forreon, aud Insult 70 the flag.
FIVE millions Of this sum in for 500
Chinese who were brutally butcher
ed heheaded. torn 20 pieces bv
horses, cut Into bits. OF iust stabbed
io death after being ueaten No, W
sf6,666.66 per victim is not high, con,
sidersng that those Chinese were the
b.g part OF T0rreon's mercantile com.
mnaitN II Ii small price for busi.
mess men. and nowhere near the
christian feura
One million dollars for insult 10 the
flag is dirt chean Our christian
soldiers stole more than that ont of
private heatben residences that time
ol the boxer troubles But China
may be excused for lowering rates on
Insults to the flag. II Is only recent.
ii that we christians taueht her that
an Insult to the fiAa justified the
bloody business Of war or the ucra.
tive business of holding mp the in.
sulter.
Indeed, at first glance, Chinas dc.
mands for indemnity seem reason.
ahle. even 60 the noiut OF being too
reasonable, and Il would seem to be
Nh Tafts part to keen hands on
while China larnps the pesos out oi
Mexico. III necessary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
Tabooina Nuisances.

tNmlta ChleftAln.l
An organized movement against
free distribution newspapers Is GER
tain and It IS not coming through
the publishers so much as the or.
ganzed business mems societies
which has been annoyed by these
pests. The Pointers free dlstri.
buted newspaper OF the metropolis,
no longer is In the way but In small
Ter citles are still scattered a few
Of these newspaper ontlaws and they
manage. m hard times To stop some
advertising, merchants forgetting
their duties 10 the communities
where they get their patronage long
enough TO advertise in the parasites
complaint has been made by the
leading merchants OF the state as
70 the free distributed newspaper
and such men as e. B. Stone, the
greatest merchant In Oklahoma and
the organizer Of this city who LED
the battle for the great packing In.
dustries now the biggest institution
or the state, have over their own
signatures, declared against such
papers, The response has been gen.
erous One by one the free dlstri-
buted newspapers have gone Their
way The mercantile world SO de-
pendent upon the growth and pros
perity Of every community for sus
tenance, has discovered that what
ever Is free Is seldom OF benefit, ana
the leach which is dependent upon
the amount Il can absorb without
bringing something back In return,
Is considered an outlaw IN the world
Of commerce.
The United states mails were
long ago refused to the free dlstri.
bnted newspaper and various states
refuse them any aid It Is believed
that the next legislature will classify
them IN the proper channel and end
all further effort to allow the pub
lie to be pestered with these insti-
tutions Of destruction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


Notice Is hereby given that there
VIII be a meeting OF the taxpayers
protective league held in Guthrie at
z O'Clock Thursday June 29, 1871 for
the purpose OF effecting perman-
ent organization Of the league in all
voting precincts In the county and
the state. The object OF the league
is the protection Of tax payers BY Az
educational propaganda TO enthuse
and spur TO action the taxpayers be
fore their taxes become cOnfiscatory
TO look after tax leYes and the ex-
penditure Of funds OF school dis
tricts, towns and villages, town
ships, county and state, to see that
such leyies are within the bounds Of
the constitution but high enough to
maintain the Hublic aervice econ4
onically administered. That exor
bitant leyies lead TO extortion and
the squandering Of public funds The
financial condition oi school districts
townships and county have made
necessary the organization of the tax
payers protective league and all tax
payers should interest themselves be
fore II is too late and YOU and each
Of you throughout the county should
meet with us on the above date and
assist In effecting a permanent or
ganizatfon for our protection in the
future and ferret out embezze-
ment, graft and the sQua,dering OF
public funds, and to prosecute the
grafters, again ! usge THAT you give
this matter your personal attention.
AM, w Allen, President; J c. Port
Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
500 REWARD. 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is a
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence las been able to cure in ali It's
stages and that is Catarrh, Hall
Catarfh Cure Is ths only positiv
care now known 20 the medical fra
s.rnity Catarrh being a congtitu
tonal treatment Halls Catarr
Care is taken internally, acting n
rectly upon the blood and muoou
surfaces OF the system thereby de
strayiug the foundation 0f tile dis
case, and giving the patient strength
hy building M the constitution and
assisting nature In doing its work
8'he nroprletors SO much faith IN ,its
eratiyo mowers that they efler 0ne
Hundred Dollars for any case that i
fails % cure Send for list Of testt
m0nials
Address +. ]. CHENEY & co. To
ledo. 0
Sold by al druggists. 75e
Take Halls Family Pulls for consti
patton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

@ O @ O o O O @ O @ o @ @ @
The Criminal Lawyer IN oklahoma
and

~. Criminal lawyer ~ Oklahoma
and
4 slgllHagd Recordalernid1
a'bes tiklAhomA Criminal Cont ot
kiihsals hlis ieasied . strongly WORT
cdt Warming ii Ahyaterh and iflok.
aterA VINO Mpear Id criminal dases.
Il urges tllt lower courts 10 disel.
l'llnn slaWNeff guilty Of unpforeA
SionAi cnnhnctg ol yulgarlty aud flip.
pansiw Of Indecent wranalng and
dlseouftesy II promises 10 do its
own part featlessly, and lntimatca
that future offenders wiz be- dIsbared
II not sent "a the pententiary for
practices too long tolerated
oklahoma s new state, says the
court but that does not Justify un,
dgnlfied, corrupt immoral aud I'M
professional conduct 81 trying Grim
inal cases
Good for the Oklahoma court
More power 10 rs elbow. but what
ol older states What Of lllinois4
Why DO crooks or semicrooks find
Y safe and easy 20 practice law ID
this state2 why are our Judges "a
mild and longsufferlng In their
treatment OF trcksters aud notorl.
Gus shysters7 why 40 they toler
ate wranglmg, waste OF timo disor.
derby conduct and outrageous II.
censcY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

dailes on wooieu Goods universally
ased by the people ut the nallon
N0g single manufacturing ia.
dusiN can Justly complain 81 inc
leglslatlan which certainly VIII he
paSsp8 Ny the housr hy ghe last ~
tails Neok ef eafly nesl week The
ea IA metsnAig4 Aeneihle and raiaea
s8eanate leSfnNe
hAallX she 94S .pemoAIale, oi Qils
.hNHse are Npiked aa nevF sAelli ne
spirt ag iolergion ana e0nella'
Nan NeNaAes every meeting lh Tans
cas- but lhcre is i aetetmlnasiba AZ
faltill eYery pledep che party has
fuade IA The lwonle and To stay hsix
Il necessary 90 do 50 until next
iAseenher
This briefly stated, IS The record
% The house up TO this date.
NNf course everybody wauts "a get
away from The burning heat and the
hlistortng payements of this city.
When Wr eame neYW eyolyhodS
Thought We would he ~ home by
hr middle of lune, but here we are
ana the sVna,e adjournng three days
at q time For my part ! ans willing
t0 stay until the senate has adopted
or rejected all the Important meas
ares passed hy the house The c
snensihillty N new Upon the senate
and that august body should not ne
permitted to aiiourn untn action Il
taken either The one way or the
othor
The reciprocity treaty with Cana,
ia now seems 70 have good chance
ef success and its adoption by the
senate VIII Ne ne less a victory for
the Democrats than for The Pres
ident
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
Co o @ @ @ @ @ o @ q @ @ @ @ G
g HERE AND THERE Z
g 4
@ O Q @ o g @ @ @ @ @ o O @ O

Mrs Augusta seih, u ST. Louis. has
been disguised for fourteen years IN
asn's attire. under the name OF
Gus Selh The iudee sent her for
Two months To the workhnuse. but
size had refused to dress as woman
Wien last heard from
Spiaers are said 10 work over
theH old silks aud then save them,
SELVES The trouble cl spinning i
llesA supply
The Pacific railway has opened
emigration offices In Wainy and Har.
bsn, Manchnria. IN order To secure
Russian emigrants for Canada
Americans appreciate age IN cigars
as we'll as In wine Ia o vault under
the Waldorf Astoria cigars are stored
ey private Individuals 70 vfipen aud
cue lot has been there siuce iS9S
Q4Gls has Gifts alnhabets and an
ea8ft IN now NJ foot to reduce them
Ell TO single one The world S
script must shortly be maae uRigOfm
fof The sake or convenience. and that
scrint must be one oF three eitae1
Roman. or Arabic 81 Chinese Ours
on the Roman script has BY faf the
hest chance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
. 10 @ OooO @ @ @ @ @ @ 90 c
, vAGRANT VERSE 4
. o @ o Q O - O O @ o o o 0 o O q

FOR ME
ask not wealth or golden store,
Nor right to rule my fellow man.
Just this ! ask. and nothing more
To live my life as best can.
! ask not fame, nor high estate.
Nor argosies uDon the sea;
! only ask that loved ones wait
70 give sweet welcome unto me.
ask no crown OF high lnance.
Nor plaadits from the crowdina
throng
l only ask mans fair chance
To save my loved ones from all
wrong.
ask not for pomD and power
OF those who rule from golden
throne.
| only ask that every hour
! can provide we'll for my own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

Milwaukee Wisconsin
And Some lawyers couldn't trs a
case of lard.Scranton Tribune Il A.
Ana some planists couldn't play a
lile oi hose Mobile Regster
And some anglers couldn't cast Q
Il oe Youngstown Telegram
And some hunters couldn't shoot
tile chutes Detroit Free Presc
Aud some shoe clerks cgWldnS SAoo
Ia chicken rlgopsion Post.
And some ,brIekiayefs couldn't Hay
an egg. Yonkers Statesman
Aud some hN,ters coaldn't swat q
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
ED AowE,s rpAnosopAYn

A man came home who hadn't seen
has wife IN four months. and, az he
opened The door his heart beating
high, his wife greeted him with,
Don't hold the screen door open so
long You're letting IN the fliesl"
Nothing makes a mother SO mad
as 70 have her children contradict
her
The next time you pass a vehicle
containing a man and woman see 4
the woman isn't doing the talking.
Mhcn man has clever wife, ever
nCyice hoN he let's her run things
He IS glad 10 get rid OF the responsi
hiliiy.
Ever remark how the patience OF q
fifteen year old girl Is sorely tried
eY her mother?
A man has no more show IN an
argument when his wife and daugh
ten are AGAINST him than q deaf man
has az the telephone.
The woman who loves you Is more
dangerous than the woman who hates
yan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
a TEXAS MoNnER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
snt bladder trouhlcs, removes gIasal.
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism. and irregularities OF he
kidneys and bladder IN both meA and
Womea regulates bladder trouble In
ehiIdeeB. II not sold BY your drug
est. 4 win he sent by mail on re
eeps ot 81 One small bottle is swo
m0nths' treatment, and seldom faila
to perfect a cure. DR. E. w. Hall
2sg6 Olive street. Sc, Louis. MO Send
for testimonials from different states
SOLD NY trnggfHts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

1aules A Fatten VINO has managed
10 accumulate some millions of dol
lars as fhe reSul 81 q few succession
corners oi wheat, cantempiu0gsly
declares that every Gae with fifteen
II iwentY cents Is 70 be investigated
Even at that. NE should have no dii'
fNgliy u escaping unless the inves
tleaturs should haunen 10 catch us on
pas dag and Within two minutes AZ.
tes Tho ghost had walked Perry Sen
fll.nl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
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q %
o nRlLLlANrs d
o y
O o O @ o g O @ q o o O @ O @


LIE ifeads on me and heart on
heari
We press loo close N church and
Mart
TO keep. dream o. grave apart.
y = iirowniug
rwn souls wifi mit a single Thought.
Two hearts that beat IFS One
Maria towel.
! would NOT live alRaYs ! ASK hot %
Atav
Where storm after storm Rises dark
Der tho gray
Muhlenborg
Not by eastern windows only.
When daylight comes comes IN tho
light
4 front The sun climbs slow, how
Bnt westward look, The land IS
bright
Arthur Hugh clough.
1 saw Eternity the other night
Like q great ring OF pure and end
less light,
All calm. as II was bright
And round beneath Il. Time In hours
days. years
Driven by the spheres,
Like a vast shadow moved in which
the world
And all her train We're hurled
H Vaughan
Let rs only be patient; and let
God orr Father teach His own lesson
IN His own wav Let us try to learn
u we'll and learn II quickly. but do
not let rs fancy that RE will ring
the school bell aud send us 10 play
before our lesson IL le armed Kings
| ley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

from a knife, gun, TN can, rusty nail,
fireworks on Og any other nature, de-
manda prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arniea Salye 20 prevent blood
poison On gangTene Its thS quick
est, sarest healer for al such
wounds az also for Burns, Boils
Cores, Skln EruptEons. Eczema
Cnapped Hands, Corns or Piles 25c
ar all druggists ss' s'''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
Wins Einht For Life.


u was a long and bloody battle
for lie that was waged by James
ID Mershon, Of Newark, N. j., OF
which he writes: Il had lost mucn
blood from lung hemorrhages, and
was very weak and rundown For
eight months ! was .1able to work.
Death seemed close on my heels.
when ! began, thnhe weeks ago. to
use DR., Kings New Discovery. But
~ has helped mo greatly II Is do.
lng all that you claim" For weak.
sore lungs, obstinate coughs, stub
born colds, hoarseness. la grippe,
asthma, hay-iever or any throat or
lung trouble its supreme. soc n
Sl00 Trial bottles free Guaran.
teed by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

John HAYS Hammond speeia' am.
bassad0e srom the Uuiied siates 10
Tile c0Fou@ tian ceremonies has been
81 London for sevega DAYS. bat ne
dic not argiae oiiiclalls9 until today
according 10 iAe dispatches This
probably means that John paid bis
oNn hotel balls duFina THE arsl DAYS
ia lhe ineiron bal that beginning
seasy Il Is a hing George
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
Work viii Soon starr.

after you take Dr. Kings New Life
Pills and youll quickly enjoy their
Tine results. Constipation aud in
digestion vanish and fine appetite
returns. They regulate stomach.
liver and bowels and impart new
strength and energy TO the whole
system Try them. Only csc at ali
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

By referring 70 the news columns
cf tue daily newspapers. you will at
oaee observe that too many irrespon.
slhle people are allowed to carry re.
yolyers and il helps no one hui the
doctors ana tho uudcriakers