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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
NOW COMES SERPENT
SKIRT; HAREN PASSE
New Model Fits Closely And
Allows Snakellke Move
ment In Walking

Chicago, ILL.,. Mar. 17-4The "serp.
ent skirt" the newest passion of
Paris and the continent and anthem
tic successor to the harem skirt has
come to Chicago
Plates illustrating this whim OF the
European iashionablos were shown
at the dressmakers' convention in the
Palmer house yesterday for the first
lime.
The skirt is a hybrid of the tube"
skirt Of a season ago and the ac-
Gordon plait' OF rcmotes fashion. II
fits tightly from the hips down. In
uoed, if it were built without the
plai.s it would preclude walking
Harem Skirt for Athletics.
But just here comes the beauty Of
plaits AS the wearer of the "serp-
cnt skirt walks the skirt expands
and contracts with me motion of the
limbs. The skirt maintains almost
uniform snugi ess.
The fashions which came In with
tie harem sk'rt--tights, silken girdl-
es instead Of cOrsets, and the rest
Will remain. The harem skirt will
be relcgated 10 the tennis courts and
golf courses. drcssmakers declare.
ITS too extreme for American wOm-
en-" the say except for wear ill
athletics"
The plates shown yesterday at the
dressmakers convention were direct
from Paris where The serpent skirt"
Is finding Amos, instantaneous vogue
4, Is thought that the model viii not
appear en- the streets Of Chicago I'M
Ill autumn
cobra Skirt" one Model
One variety Of the serpent skirt
is called ohe cobra In this the
resemblance is borne out by a skillful
color effect and by white buttons
which glCam as eyes.
Dressmakers predict wide Ameri.
can popularity for the serpent skirt
fad which will displace the hobbe
Already they have picked it as the
skirt and all the other presegt models
But hey have given up the harem
skirt as unwomanly and impossible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

Goodbye sore fee,, aching feet,
swollen feet, sweaty feet smelling
feel. tired feet
Goo +bye cQvns, callouses ard bum
lens and raw spots.
You've naver tried anything like
TlZ hesore for your Get 1t is dif-
feren from anything ever before sold,
lt acts al once and makes the feet
feel remarkably fresh and sore-proot.
TlZ is not a powder. Powders ard
ether foot remedies clog up the pores.
Tiz draws Gut all poisonous exuda-
tions which bring on soreness Of tie
feet, and Is. the only remedy that
does, TlZ cleans out eveFY pore and
slom'ie the fee,-your feet
You'll never limp again or dray
up Your face ill pair. and you'll forget
about your conns. bunions and callous-
6 Y9uh feel like a new person.
II you don't find all this true after
trying a box OF TlZ YOU can get
your money righ back.
TdZ Is for sale at all druggists at
% cents per box, or Il viii be sert
gou direct IL y0u wis8 from Walter
Luther Donge q Co, Chicago, ILL.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

were profitable, John D. would not wear
wig.
Grow your own wig where the hair has
fallen out, and new crop where It is
getting thin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
By Barbara Boyd

lechieye his ambitions because his
Wife holds him back, this too viii
make d breach
/ What are the realities Of their mar
i riod lilp Che fundamentals, 10 to
/ speak2 Are they not love and con-
entment ana happiness In each 9TH
err How viii these best be further
edg win all the social success IN
the world make up for broken
home? VIII all tnc business this
nan can get repay him II he drifts
out Of the reach Of his wifes loyeg
Il Is these things they should keep
in mind, and their love for each 9TH
er And IL they cling tightly to their
love for each other, this will solve
the problem.
II they love each other enoush,
both will sacrifice some He will do
cline some invitations that she may
not be left lonely at home night at.
ter night II he accepts this soeia,
life solely for the business 1t may
bring him, he can accept invitations
that In this way are important, self
ish, and nc is on a dangerous road.
He needs 10 examine himself unspar-
ipsly to see whittier hc is going.
II she cannot solve the problem OF
dress satisfactorily anl must stay
homa let her do Il cheerfully Let
her send him forth on his quest--for
business as did the maidens of oh.
Icn days when they affixed their fay,
nrs to ne arm0r Of their knights.
Ana instead 81 sitting home in he
depths Of the blues let her utilize
this time 70 keep herself Up to date
in every way SO that when he q.
turns He finds her as sparkling ana
interesting as any woman he has mel
into the social realms in which he
has been wandering, and in addition
he knows she loves him with a love
ttat makes him first In her life.
II they solve the problem together
III this way, surely they will walk
forwal2 together o happy future,
1T means some self-sacritice on The
part of each, but nothing knits a hus-
band and wife together so much as
sacrificing together; and few things
cause SO much bitterness as Tor one
TO yield all and the other no hing.
lie need not fear but that business
will come, though should it never
come, he will be happier than if he
sains business and loses his wife.
And the other road, unless ne is an
exceptional man, is apt to lead 10
this, for he win drift away from her
Nor Is It fair TO her Nor is il de-
veloning his best manhood TO do
lhe weak and selfish thing does not
lmake for strength Of character
BARBARA BOYD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
COMPLAIN Of
OKLAHOMA
RAILROADS
Rate Discrimination Alleged In
Bill Filed By Corporation
Commission
special 10 The DAILY Leader

special to the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma CRY Okla, Mar H.
Complaint was fled by the Oklahoma
corporations commission Thursda5
with tho Interstate commerce com
mission agains. all OF the railroads
operating in Texas acd Oklahoma
seventy-one IN number, directed
againet Interstate rates which discrin
nate in favor OF Texas points a'
against Oklahoma points.
Particular complaint Is made in re
gard To the rates from Ardmore and
pauls Valley on The Santa re, Dur
amt. on the Frisco Katy and Missouri
Oklahoma q Gulf. Coalgate, or the
Katy: NIcAlester, on the Rock Island;
and Katy to stations in Texas lnclud-
ng Dallas, Fort Worlh, Sherman
Gainesville Paris Galveston Houston
and San irtonio
II IS charged that two different
basis OF rates are used In this tariff
The rates from Texas iobbing points
are madellp on a specific basis to all
dest nations in Oklahoma, while The
rate from the principal jobbing points
ie Oklahoma are made to Texas des-
tnaii0ne on a group basis, the rate to
the most distant point in the group
being applied 10 all points thorin,
and q much h CHER scale OF rates is
used for the traffic moving south
bound than for the ralic moving
north 5ound
AS specific example, the rate from
Ardmare to For Worth is cited, IS
cents for a haul OF 1902 miles, while
the same tariff Quo.es a rate OF 43
cents for the reverse movement Fort
Worth TO Ardmore or discrmina-
ton of - cents per 100 pounds as
against the iobber In Ardm0re as
compare with the cge in Fort Worth
The complaint furcher charges that
the rates provided in the schedules
relered to. which have been filed
with the interstate commerce COM
mission, were established by concert
Of acton amd unlawful agreement
among all Of tho defendants ramed in
this complaint wholly In Deir own in
lerests and regardless of the inter-
ests of the residents Of The state of
0k'shona canhgeh in the iobbing
htfgf SIS ami wilhout reference to
the Interests of the general public -
II Is also asserted that the roads are
subieciing the shippers Of Oklahoma
to unreasonable and unjust rates Of
ilTnsf oriaiion aGll ubioo ing their
business 10 undue ara Unreasonable
prejudice aud disadvantage, at las
same time giving Texas shippers an
undue and unreasonable preference
and advantage, ir violation of the
interstate commerce act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

congressional commissions to look
the various other creations Of this
kim for which congress has provided
in the past, and which, once set in
motion, appear to have ain ihtermin-
able tefmre. Senator JonaJhan
Bourne of Oregon declared that the
tendency suggested the necessity Of
resusci,ating his propogal aor d com
mission on public expenditures, which
started out full Of promise but was
nippcd ere i, reached full bloom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
UNIVERSITY PRESS
CLUG ORGANIZED
Special to Daily Leader.

Norman, Okla, Mar l7-.Some tif-
teen young men, among who are sew
eFal newspaper correspondents, met
here recently and organized the Uni
yersity OF Oklahoma Press club. V.
y Danner, formerly editor of The
Norman Daily Independent, was
elected president A movement was
started to launch literary magazine
in the university, and it is expect
ed that the new publication will make
its initial appearance by the begin
ming of the next school year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

Special to Daily Leader
Oklahoma Ciy Okla, Mar IT, Fhe
board OF trust Of the Oklahoma col
| lege for girls has elected its president
In DR. n f. Linebaush Of Oklahoma
City and about hall OF its faculty.
Tire school win be opened at Britton
IN September A building is now un-
der construction.
The following additional members
G. the faculty were elected. Sarah &.
Starks, Como, Miss, principals Miss
febaccs Gilkerson. Searey. Ark. his
tory and economies, Miss Sarah G.
Reid, Bristol Tenn modern Ian
anages. Miss Ursurla Lamar. Man
gum Okla, literary department; c.
q Barahamt Triltity college North
M kafDliiia registrar and professor OF
tasthemaiics Miss III Il. kim i. Ok
lahoma City, art teacher; Miss Cam
erOn Boone, Ardmore, expression.
Mrs Eliza Rodenheimer. Kansas City
matron The school Is expected to
open with an attendance OF between
ZEN and 300 pupils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
MARCH rs TULSA CLEAN
snocIaI n Lhe nalIv Leadnr-
UP DAY

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Tulsa, Okla, Mar. l7-At the re-
quest Of the Mothers congress Mayor
Martin win declare March % Clean
UP DAY for this city CITY officials,
pqElir schools anil ilh ,aleration
Of women's clubs will cooperate to
make Of This move which is an hlr O.
vation here success. There is a
move ON foot to encourage wel-kept
lawns and properties by Offering
worthy przes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
Happy, Happy,
Use TIZ

A Marvel for Sore Feet, Acts Right
Off.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

BOARD ELECTS
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
Mother Gray's Sweet

Powders for Children
Relieve Feyerishness, Bad Stoma II,
Teething Disorders, move and reg
late the Bowels and are pleasant
remedy for worms. Used by moth rs
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Druggists, 25 cents. Sample FREE
Address A. S Olmstead, LIE Roy. NY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
BANKS CHARTERED
sne ,lal to Daily Lender.

Washington, D. G., Mar 17.-Char-
ters We're issued for the formation Of
Oklahoma National banks as follows:
The Producers National bank OF
Ncwata, capital $4,000. +. b. Rey-
nolss cashier Conversion OF the Pro
ducers State bank OF NoGata The
Commercial Nation al bank Of Nowata,
capital $4,000 W. A Davis, presi-
dent r. S Litchfield, vice president
Hugh Branson, cashier, Hal Axley,
assistant cashier
-~-------.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

Pale Delicate Women aid Girls.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18
NEW Ace
HAIR GROW YER

makes premature hal aness sgnpafaunabla
II there is u spark Of lite left III yonr
scalp and there surely is--New Age
Hair Grower will makc it glow with
healthy vigor.
The hair will stop falling. A fresh
growth will begin TO show. Baldness
will be arrested then cured. We guar
antee this or will refund your money.
Most druggists seifit Ifyours doesn't
send s. for iai postpaid and gaagaatsed,
New Age Chemical Co. Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-18

Only One "BROMO QUlNlNE."
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE. Look for the signature of
= w. GROVE Used the World
over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-07

Sokol S cvicen1m sokolG, sokolek
zactva. Cviciti Sc bude sini CSPS. T
sice jak nasleduje: Sokolov6 kaz-
dy ctvrtek vecer, sokolky kazd6 dtery
vecer a zactvo ned6li dopoledne.
Jak Sc dovfdame, hlasi Sc znacny po-
Get novych cvicencd vSe nasv6dcuje |
tomu, ze nastavaj1c1 cvicebn1 rok !
Dude nejlepSim cd zalozenl sbort.
Zijeme dob6, kdy d6lezitost a pro-
sp6Snost t6locviku dochazl vSestran-
n6ho uznan1. V kazd6m vetSlm me-
ste zfizovany' jsou hf1st6 a rejdiSt6
pro mladez, plovarny a athletick6
kluby za]1ladany po zpisobu sborG
sokolskych. ZdejS1 6esko-americka
jednota sokolska, ackoli pocetn6 sla-
ba, test Sc nicm6n6 dobr6 >povesti v |
cizonarodn1ch zdejsich kruzich.
Zvlastnl pozornost je v6novana t6A
lesn6 vychov6 mladeze a pfali by
chom 81, ably rodice piln6 svoje d1tky
do cyicen1 >posllali. Zdravy telesny
yyvin, spojeny Sc sokolskou kazn1 ne
mddzze Sc minouti dobreho cile u MIA
deze. Toho v6doml Jest zajist6 kaz-.
dy, komu nen1 vychova dorostu v9ci
flhostteinou.. j
s~ State Sav9ngs Bank (statnf|
spofitelnf banka) y elsie. 93, vJchod-5
nj ccttErttsaa. ulices. klady uu:GeinEn6
i pred zaaTTirn tohoto rekk oones:
sou droky po 4 m6sicd do ]. =ledna
1912. Spofitelni deet ' teto banee
fzajisfuje nejen maprostou bezpeenost,
ale zaroven pobada. k setrnosti a u
kladan1 malych obnosd kdykoli jest
tax mono. Banka jest otevfena be-
hem obvyklych ~bankovnfch hodin a
Nv pondeli vecer cd do 8 hodin. -
Urok Z vkladd a pill procent. Vkla-
dy 1. cervence 1911 $4,483, 100000.
DIE zaznam6 zdejsi pov6trnost-
nj staniee byl spad dest6 v minulem
m6slci nadnormaln1, nebot spadlo
celkem 5 pill palce vody. Povetr-
most byla studen6jSi. nez obycejne.
:: Teprve pocatkem zaff nastalo Ease
teplejs1 pocas1.
- Znamy Aberdeen hotel, nal6za-
jic1 Sc v aristokraticke Gasti mesta,
byl prodan "a pill miliond dolard
kapitalistim re statu Wisconsin, "a
stupovanym pfi prodeji.G G.. w. Bur-
tonem La Crosse. Hotel byl VISTA
ven pred dvaceti .l6ty. 80
s -Pflsti pondeh II. .>zafi zahajeno
bude vyucovani ma vefejnych NEST
skych skolach.> Skoldozorce Heeter
ocekavaa ze bude zapsano $4,000
Skoln1chSd6t1. ~'
- PAM F. H. Snyderova, znama
'zdejs1 divadelni podnikatelka, obdr-
zela dopis cd Andrease Dippela, re-
ditele Chicago G rand opery, n6mz
tyyz sd6luje, ze velikyy cesky tenorista
Leo Slezak nebude Sc moci dostaviti
Edo st. Paul jmenovanou operni
spolecnosti pffstfho jara, jak pdvod-
Inc bylos oznameno. Slezak mel zde
, vystoupiti ' titulni roll Verdiho
Othel]o. 'Od provozovani teto opery
bude nyni upusteno. :..-:~(: -,
- Dne prvniho zafi otevfena byla
:. pfi mestsk6 :poste vladn1 postovni
Ispofiteln1 banka. Prvnlho :dne .pfi-
hlasilo Sc 141 vlladateld, jejichz
[vklady obnasely celkem $5,448.
!. PrVni YHadatelkou byla Is rokd sta
ia Florence Fergusonoya. Ulozen6
! pen1ze .ppnesou .2proeentn1 1rok.
] Nikdo nemA BY schazeti ma W.
-lletu; pofhl1 danem faadem Orel z: 69
!, IzGBJ. pfissti nedei 10. 4zanf1 ma INA
nAm yylatn1m miste ma Randolph a
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-07
%Zprdvy re ST.: Paul. x

pravuje hojnost- vseho druhu zabavy
pro 1castniky vyletu a proto vzhdru
ma vylet pfist1 nedeli. V padu ne
pfhniveho' pocasi bude vylet odlozen
ma nasleduj1cf ned6li.
- PAM Jos. SlabA odjela do Sea-
forth, Minn., ma pohfeb sv6ho bratra
John Coudka, jenz pfiSel tam zivot
pfi automobilov6 nehod6: /
- Mezi nedodatelnymi dopisy ma |
poSt6 jsou nasledovni ceska jm&na :
John Polak, John Kaplan Jos.
Postell.
- Pocatkem tydne pfijel sem
Czech ku svym pfateldm p. Frant.
Sfastny. Pfeplav obstaran byl pro-
stfednictv1m feditele tohoto listu.
- Pfi schdzi policejnl rady, od-
byvane tyto dny, ustanoven byl J. G. |
Fielding "a nastupce tajneho strazn1-
ka Frank Frasera, jenz nedavno byl1
zastfelen banditou Peter Juhlem.
| Fielding byl We sluzb6 tajn6 Pinker-
tonovy agentury posledn6 vyzna-
menal Sc 1pfipad6 loupezneho ma
jezdu ma poStu v Puposky, blize Be-
midi, Minn., kde jeden dvou ban
dit6 byl Fieldingem postfelen do.
1 paden. Take nalezi amu zasluha 0
Izateenf ma yora -masfa sta Cass Lake, DR..
4 Dumas a: odhalenf dalekosahlaaha
II d11eel zld
stvf. E. |"4 ..9..5 S''' .~>
= V sobotu 4. zam bude pofadana
V auditoriu velka zabava We prospech
poz6stalych rodin po strazniku Fra
serovi a hasici Stanley Manningovi;
! jenz pfi konan1 sluzby ma statn1 w.
stayisti byl usmrcen ziyym elektri-
ckym dratem.
| - M6stsky zdravotnl komisaf DR..
Lancaster chysta Sc k nov6mu "na-
d6len1'' We zp6sobe move zdramtni
ordinance. Nenl tomu davno, CO "a
kazal nam pitt vodu obycejnych
kofl1kd nyni dokonce chce nam
witt rucnlky. Stane-li Sc navrhova-
ma ordinance zakonem, musi byti
rucnlky odstran6ny vsude, kde do
sud Sc jich vefejn6 pouzfva, jako V
hotel1ch, restaurac1ch, obchodech, L.
fadovnach, nadrazich, skolach atd.
| DIE zdravotnich pravidel ma rucnik
slouziti k upotfebenl jen~ pro jednu
osobu. Kdo nekdy ma pfiklad videl
rucn1ky, pouzivane V st. Paul Union
nadraz1, ten dojista' bude DR.. Ian
kesteru cd srdce zehnati, ze snaH Sc
o to, ably vice dbano bylo vefejneho
zdravotnictvi: Jedin&, ceho lie DR..
Lankesteru vytknouti, je, ze nestara
Sc Wdy to, ably poskytnuta byla Ii
du nahrada. Ukazku toho mohl DR..
Lancaster vid6ti kazdodenn6 behem
leta ma vsech vefejnych m1stech a
zvlaste Union nadraz1, kde prova-
deni ordinance zejmena tezce dolehlo
ma zeny a deti cestujfcich.
- John Handl, .zij1ci jiz po mno-
no rokd v Montana, pfijel sem ma
J, InavSt9vu ku svym pfateldm.
I! Geo. T. Redington, mestsk5
lklerk, octl Sc Y nebezpeG zivota ma
! sledkem posstfpanf cd vos, ktere Sc
ma nej pfi sekanf travy vyfftily
Z hn1zda " zadn1 casti lotu. Reding-
ton byl tax post1pan ma obliceji, krk'l
{. a hlave, re male chv1li upadl, v bez-
yedom1 a pfivolanemu lekafi yzalo to
hodinu casu, nezli pfivedl jej Ease
* vedomf. Ottawa pred otravou krve
! trzy minula, lee trvalo deset dnd
lnezli Redington pozdravil Sc tax da-
! llece, ze mohl Sc navratiti do .sye IRA,
i dovny V okresni radnici.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

q short time ago that any person who
wishes to dance must 20 through the
whole performance and be at the Bible
reading and discussion or he or she
cannot dance. This is good, u true.
Il is also reported that Morris Gofford
and Albert Lane are two Of the most
studious Of the Y. NJ. @. A. a. they can
and do answer more questions than
any one. Each are very promising
young men. Morris is taking care Of
his mother and her little ones while
his father, who was our class leader
for more than q year. is away In New
Mexico. Albert 10 with his brother
John near Riverside.
T. l.. How has sold out 10 his son
J. A., the father reserves the dugout
io- his future As well as present home.
Land consideration 5000, crop, team
and implements. extra.
Crops are looking fine up TO June lst.
Russell, Of Marengo, now has the
best wheat prospects.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

sermon By ths pastor a. he was pro.
vented from going 10 HE afternoon ap.
polntment At Capital View By the rain.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and son Russell
attended 10 business and visited At the
Baggerly home near Como on Monday.
Mr.. Glandon received news Of the
death OF his aged mother In Iowa re-
Gently. Mrs. Glandon was ninety two
years old. Gathered In like q shock Of
grain fully ripe there should be no real
sorrow In death like that.
Dr. Mentor had the misfortune %
lose two horses BY tightening last week
Tom Hartford was breaking colt
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford and Mr.. iiop.
per's family went fishing Monday lots
Of fun but few fish.
Mrs. Glandon, her daughter. Mrs
Frank Smith and baby and niece, LenS
winRet. we're calling at the johnson
home Thursday.
Most OF our farmers will finish plant.
ing next week. Some are through and
are cultivatibg.
Mr.. Glapdon was helping Franh
Smith repair his windmill yesterday.
We have heard of no one observing
Decoration Day only the mail man.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

Too vet 10 work In fields Monday
and Tuesday. A good many went iish-
ing. The weeds take no vacation how.
ever.
nu. Glandon aud Ms. johnson re-
port peas and new potatoes.
Mrs. 0umm and Mrs. Hopper drove
down % Mr.. Bohns ON the KlDwa after
curruHig on THURSDAY.
The Rev. s. Pomell was visiting n
che neieIl0rhood from saturday until
Tuesday. fIls appolnlmant a ahr
school hoube a. elepnn sundny innfnlpr
was nlnedp a aaod csvmd eumman.
"a ~ tslspA Apne. sashenld N ~ nlief.
nsgn sna lls9st 70 - iniskssl|hf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
Wins Fight For Life

II was q long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by james B. Mer-
shon, Of Newark, N. j.. Of which he
writes: 81 had lost much blood from
lung hemorrhages, and was very weak
and run down" For eight months I
was unable 10 work. Death seemed
close on my heels, when began, three
weeks ago, TO use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. But IL has helped me greatly.
Il 10 doing all that you claim" For
weak. sore lungs, obstinate coughs.
stubborn colds. hoarseness,N lagrippe.
asthma. hay-fever or any throat or
lung trouble it's supreme. SOC 4 ti.0D.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Fred
e. Tracy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
A Charming Woman

is one who is lovely In face, form, mind
and temper. But it, hard for a wo-
man 20 be charming without health.
A weak, Siekly woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and hid.
Bey poisoBs show In pimples, blotches,
skin oruptiOns and a wretched com.
pisHion. But Electric Bittsrs always
prove . godsend % women who want
health. beauty and friends. They reg.
ulate Stomach, Liver and Kidneys,
purify the blood give strong nerves,
bright eyes, pure breath, smooth vel.
vety skin, lovely complexion and per
feet health. Try them. SOC ut Fred
q. TTacy's.
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EInwood.

Plenty Of rain, and the farmers are
rejoicing over the prospect Of . crop.
Mics Della Keeyer was quite sick
last week, but is reported much better
Leonie Keever returned home from
0chiltrec last week, where she had
been staying for some time with her
brother wes and family.
Miss Nettie Barnhill spent last week
with Mrs. Groves.
A good many OF the Elmwood folks
attended the Tabernacle meeting on
the South Flats Sunday afternoon.
Those who did not stay over got rained
on coming home.
Asa Kile 10 drilling the Town Com
pany well at LaKemP.
Less Lockhart drove 10 ochiltree
Wednesday Of last week 10 bring home
Miss Leonie KeeveT.
Dude Bennington made q trip to
Liberal last week.
Chas. Bennington is digging n cave.
He said last week that the wind could
blow the dirt back almost as fast as he
could get IL out.
A CALLER.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
VICTOR HUGO.

A Registered Kentucky Mammoth
Jack, No. 2s22. lie is i5a( hands high,
weight 1000 pounds; coal black, with
perfect white paints.
Each Of these animals will make the
season at the residence OF n n. Han
son. Beaver. Oklahoma. ON the follow
terms; $500 10 insure q mare With
foal; money due when the fact Il
known. $1,000 for the season, money
due ~ end Of seasnn.
Mare aud colt to stand good for the
service Zee. II the mare is sold or re-
moved from Beaver County, services
Zee becomes due. We viii NOT hs se.
sPonsible ior accidents shouId any
cesar, bat viii uAs eauiiaa ~ pfesenl
their Deeurrence.
~ spaphS bnnnusso.
y. .. KINDER ard "a. "A. HaNe0N.
OWNERS.