davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-11

Warren and Joe Mack, little sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Means, are i'll
at the home of their parents, 1911
West Fourth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-11
Just So.

"How does your wife propose to
spend her summer vacation this
year!" with my hard-earned money
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-11
Habit Is Internal Principle.

Habit is an internal principle which
leads us to do easily. naturally, and
with growing certainty. what we 40.
often.-Webster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-11

Let Graphic "clacsi,ed' ads hun
your wants. They go everywhere, al
most. l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-11
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. ham
|eclares Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

shamrock maj MOI feel it my duty
el the public the condition of INV
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-11
IRM, FRIENDLY IS
I NOTE TO GERMANY
WITHOUT. Threats

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Gterbli4feitSberidbt.

2lpa stsffes, SO, Ct. Uaarisn SOipis
tai; &rebs.
CLARA grenbeI, %, ct. Warien so.
ipitul; DarmIeiben.
aatie SdoItsn, 80, 1882 gapmiaer
trabe; S9pinbIuht.
2ouis gopman, 81, 3206 Sarpep
9penue; 9linbbdrmentSiinbung.
Wtarp SdpoleD, AT, 757 Deit Court
Strobe; 9ebirnitlus.
Bertha WiirteHberger. 90, Poll
Ohio glOsuue; 9erSldbmune.
2outs Climber, So, @rapes Rpab;
2otomotor gltdrid.
Dapio @ppt, AZ, 211 Dabe. Strabe;
3uderrubr.
SarrD 5derina, 80, 2708 @eit 6.
StroBe; Shptnpiu6t.
Satberins pfeiffer, 81, 124 DIT Wc|
Niiden glperue; 9uugereut5iinbana.
9laron 0bedtlep, SO. Inberion
sppufbip; Sersleioen.
Warp Sdneioer, 36, 1927 Clan
Strabe; 5srSleioen
2ucian 9ruttgnp, 45, 1898 Getmi.er
Strabe; subertuIpIs. /
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Mns BEN NysnaiSipalseribt

gap SiptIpn, Elm 9olbIut Siours
Snbianer aus Oklahoma Git9, hutte
fi6 am Sonntas irseRb pober 5euers
poier in gr0beren Wensen gu Oers
ibaffen aetpubt unb Der GItpbOI bate
ibn in Iebr ungeberoige Stimmung
teriest, 10 oab sr i'd ihIisBIit an oer
6. uno plum StraBe poitirt uno ale
qafaRten NIT Rebensdrten beIegt Bat
t,. bic in teinem aompIimentirbu6 81
finben iiun. Die Rotbbaut puros
i6Iisbli6 Don ben ppIi5iften 5riti4ter
unb ROnsnban Osrbdftet uno seItern
Ri9ter BEL porgefiibrt, Der Dem BUR-
i5sn cine eebDrige StanbreN. belt rno
ibn 5u flint Susen Qrbeitsbaus Oerure
tkilte. nobel sr ibm gu gIei6er 3eit
ben Ratb CAB, mad ieiner gntIaTuHe
o,n Staubgiucinnatis mogIiaIt ihnea
Don Isinen S6uben gu Idii:teln.
Drei balbpldiigs Burden, Die ant
5Onntas perbaFtst porben ipareu.
neil tie jpIittsriaierHddt i'm Obio &C.
babet batten, tpuroen BON Ri4ter Bell
nit elmer pGtsrli6sn @rmabnuns entz
IaiIen, na6bem tie psripruheu batten,
in Submit 9aOeboIeH trassn su mol
len.
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,seuerbeftattunss 0ereiu.
Statutenperauoeruns gutgebeikeH.
GrireHliher Suipahs.

Der bieiige 3peieoerein Der Rorbs
ameritanii6en Seuerbeitattungs @es
ieui4aft 5eigt Elm erfreuIides Dadse
tbum, iDie es iih bel Der General
geriammIung lsbten Souutas Ra6@
mittag in Der Nosart Saqe ertpies,
Der Sinan3 SetretGr 2ouis 1elms
ling berittste, oaB Der 9erein bier
gsaentpdrtig $50 gutftehsnbe WiitgIie.
Der babe. Su Der @eriammIung. ND.
bei 6err u. SCHUBERT ben 8oriib fiibr.
te unb Serr 9ruttertbdner prototols
tirte, funo bic 2lbitimmung iiber bic
BON Der Natiunat Gre,uttpe unter=
breiteten QbGubsruugen unb 3uidBe
Der aouititutiOn itatt, bic tnseeiammt
gutaebeiben ipurben. Ra9 biefsn
aenoerunger, fofern iie na6 Der urs
abitimmune ale angeuommen ftHo,
tperber in 3utunft bic Suuotbateu DOT
ibrer 2lufrabme Elm drStli9 ausges
itsqtes 9eIunobeitss g(tteit einSursideu
baben 9as mOnatIi6e 4Febement
prrb % Gsrts 6etragsn, aIfo elm
itehenber 8eitrdg Don brei Dollars
pro Sabr. Das Sterbegelb betrGgt
betanutIib bunbert Dollars. Rd6
oem Sabrssberitt Der gretutipe, Der
i'm 0rut pprlaa, umfabt bic 9eIeu.
Ihaft aegerpdrtig 88 3peiapsreire
nit 5164 WIitgIieoeru. Die Ginnabr
men fpdbreuo bes Sabres 1914 bstru-
gen $1s,521 uuo bic 9luseaben $11,s
43S, iooab om l. Sanuar elm aaiIen.
bsitano oOn ii6sr $1,000 Oorbanben
mar.
I'm in Cincinnati cine grDbere BRO
pdounoa fiji bic Ssuerbsitattuns elm:
suleiteu, tpuroe beIhIoiIer, i'm 2qufe
oes 6erbitss ober Winters sine aqge-
meire 9loitatiOus 9erIammIung bier
a6subalten unb oa5u eiuen tiihtigeR
Reoner pon 9lustpdrts sir5uIaben.
Der il9 Dem bisiigen 3peisbersin an
idlieBen nil, m0ge iih an Serrr
5elmltng, ben Gieent6iimer Der Wlp.
3art Sale. 1313-1315 WaInut Str.
rpeuceu pofelbIt man ieberaeit nd5sre
4ustuHft erbaIteu tann.
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gspdlenberidt Oes OIeiunOGeitsamts.

9aut oem @od)enberidt oes Itd6ti.
iten @eiunobeitSonts pltrocu IN Der
nerfIoiicuen @odye IS Sale BON an.
itedcnoen arontbciten uno 13 Iobes-
fGae infoIge iolher GrontbeIten Sc.
meIbet, gegen 6S @rfrunfllngeu uno
10 Sooesidue in Der EoralleIlpphe
bes perfloiienen Sabres. 9lui oie elm.
5elren &routbeiter pcrtbeiIen iih Die
5lr nteIotmg qeIdltqtcn Safe Dle
ioIst Moierr, 40 Grfrorfllngen imo
elm 8oOcsfau; Sftpinoitd,t, 10 er-
trGnflngen uno 10 Tooeslolle; Dtpl.
ttcritis, 13 grfroutlmgen imo ELL
Sooesfau; Selltblilten. u erfrou-
tlmgcu; Gnpbusfeper, orct grfrulr
tlmgcu unb eiu Gooesfoa Sd)drluf).
fieber, 3pei @rfrontlnaen; &IHoer'
poraIuie iu1o @Iatterr, ie Elm ,SoLl.
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Sangnieriscs Serfabren
Sit bic &urbereitung iiir bic gla3.
mcr6nug Der Bride au Der
8ine StraRe.

9ie GrieBung Der @ine StruBe
Bride 0lrdy ciner ltebergdng, uie cr
m Der Wtain StraBe geif)afien plr.
De lm0 lett al Der Spcamore Ctr.
in Ser 9lrbeit 1T, oiirfte ii6 als eilI
iebr lnngmieriacs 8erfabren, iomeit
Die notbigeu Yorbereitlmgen m 8e-
traht founelt, eripeiier.
Ga peridIe0ene Der intereiiirteit
@runobciiger nifjt in Der Stabt al.
iGiiig iino, mlrB Die Sta0t ben ge'
ietliAen 9eitimmlutgcu gauaB, Die
Grflarruq, 0aB lie oa5 Straben.
ninealt 6itrd) Die gluSmer5iutg Der
griiife 81 Guoerll gebertft, olrd 81.
iellttide 9tn5eigen befanut geben uno
o;cie 2ln3eigen BEN @rltnobeiibern gu.
Itellen. 3ieie3 Gerfobren nimntt, ben,
8eies 5ufolge, nidt lpeniger als iehs
@0teu in glniprud lrn0 natiIrIid)
f5rnen Dor glblauf 0ieier 6riit Die
mirflifeu glrbeiten nifr in 9lngrIIf
aenonlmen lperben.
Stuotingenieur &rllg bot ieoodj
cue BIdne bercit lno Dirb an tribe
item 3uIoiiigen 1erHlin Die slrbeiteu in
9lngrlff nebHlen, oamit lie 10 i6nell
nI5 MIR mGqlih erleotgt tperbeu fon'
nen. Ole 9lrbeiten on Der Spcunore
StraBe if)reitelt riiitig norpdrts. Die
gtiDelirunqsnrbeiten an bei0en lliern
limo beenoct lmo gcitern gtadNnittaa
mur0en Die lesteu 8iable i'm aanaI
pit1nrrnrtrirt
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Saies

SH Dem geitrigsn 5peiten unO tebten
Spisle bisier Serie 5piI6en uniereE
,ReDs" unD ben pbiIaoelpbtaer
.QuGtern" i'm bieiigen Reolanb=5iel
beoienten S6leuoerer S6neioer unD
sSdnser GIurte bas 9siaiib fir Gina
cinnati gegen Demaree reip. 8iQIier
fir bic 9egner. SanetOer puroe i'm 8,
@ange our9 Wlc&enerp abgeIOit, als
bas Spiel Ihpn Oerloreu ipar. lnIere
Sungens mahten 12 Sreffsr geeen 8
Der QuGter uno batten 3 5e0Ier gegen
1 duf bem &pnto. Die pbiiaoelpbtaer
peritanben es, tbre peuigeH 5reffer in
brei 9dngen gu ton5entriren, mas III
nsn untsr UtitbiIfe unIerer orei BebIer
gu 2Gufen uno Dem Siege perbalf.
9rob mar unier SeIo am Bat nit brei
Sreffern, burunter Elm 3pei uno eilI
bretbaiiger. Roogers uno Diolnib
md6ten ie 5pei 5reffer. 2luf unierer
Seite puroen pier GuftfahIer 5ur
9ant seIunot gegeH 2 uno SdneiOer
peri6entte Die etn3igeu 5pei 5retpGiie
our l. Bale. 8porpH uno @aion Daren
Die S6ieosri6ter.
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Snbibirt
@mrbe bic slnssablung Dun GBedS'
bic Der iterbenoe Wartin Finueg
nnterseidJHet bate.

@elegerrtli6 oes SSnqueit, ben 60
roner Gr. fSoertmeDer gcitern il6er
Oan am Snmitag erfolgten Zoo DeS
II Sabre alten Mnrttt 9innep, ei'
nes befannten 6urmers bon J|eIp
BURLINGTON begnnn, itellte cs iidj bcr'
aus, oaB Der Sobn oeS Gootelt, z. 2.
Biunep BON Nt. Sterling, ap, Die
aus8abllng pOn orei Gbed$ inblbirt
butte, bic iein iier6enoer 8ater fllrj
Dor Ie;nem 9o6e 5u @unIten ieincr
langjdbrigcn SaISbdlterin 8ral
Diartba 0ttaer mlsgeitellt Bate
ginneD batte BEL Dem 8erinh am
Sdnritag, elm Our6gebenbe9 @eipant
auisubalteir, einen @enifbrudJ oauon-
gctragen unb mar IN be%!Btloiedt
5mtano ndd ieiner 98obnung 9c'
bruft lpcroen, lUo Or. e. s. Pelion
ibn nad lGngerert gentiipmaelr luie.
Scr gum 8etpuBtiein bradte ln0 ibqt
III gleid)er 3eit in idJonenoer @etie
Oeibrafte, baB icnt 3uitauo abiolllt
boiTnungSloB lei ino IT nur nod)
iiu5e 3eit slr Ie6eit babe.
2oraufbiu batte Ser Sterbeuoe it'd
Die Sanhtaidle aeben loiien, in ncltyer
er @ertbpapiere aui5ube6en pflegte
un6 bate bann orei Ghed5 auf oen
Ranltn bon 1Srau Wnrtba sgfiller, Die
ibm felt 5p0If 5abreu Den SausHnIt
geriibrt, ausitellen laiien. Ger cine
Ehet lautete fiir $500, Der 3meite fiir
$50 uno I'M 6ritten Gbef mar obiolut
feiu Betrag anae9eben. &ie BinncD
erfldrte, ioIlte cSrat Wtiller NIT Dem
@eIoe, bas iit in Ger 9anf in Wt
Scalt6p befanb, Die Soften ieiner 9e,
er6iuina be5nbleu, Die 6armrbeIter
1blo9nen lutb 0nuu ben ReItbetr1g.
Scr nod in Der goltf perblieb, iiir iif
bebulten. lin iFr oas 2eetere 3ll er.
moaIi9en, bate er angeoronet5 oaB
m oem einen Gbef tetn 9etrag ant
eeqebcn fuerbet ioute.
Ger ilurgc BinneD lit nun Der 2ln'
iiGt. oab iein @ater inToI8e Der Ger
lasurq, bic er oaoongetra1en, geiitig
nidt mebr garp suredmlugsiabiJ
ipar, nber nat Ser SdulOcrlng, Die
Or. 9eelion iiber Die 8orgdngc AM
Sterbebett qob, ,pltBte Simmer augen'
iheinIit, ie6r lpobl mas er thut. 9r
lpar mir sil idGpof, Inn oie GbefS il,
lnttcrS rSeitnen mb nlitbte iii5 itIicB.
lidJ rad oeritieoentIifeu @eriuhen
oamit beeniigert, ein arell3 ell Stelle
Der llnteritrift gu MAIDEN.
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Gke.Grlanbxibideine.

IRidolas Seibsrt, %, 21o9 Central
&oeHue.
a.reia ga6er, 10, 21o7 besgl.
(glm.r 80. @intlsr, %. 61S Sanni-
bal Ctr.
gertba RabOnsp, "a, oessI.
! |Diniam !. &ling, 21, 1903 Ban
miller Str.
lGOua Ts. Ssss. Is. 1880 SssgI.
{ ;5obn giueear, 27, 1906 TrOnt Sir.
Diattis 9. Conan, %. oesgI.
lJObu g. gGeib, 2S, 300 Ssfferion
4penue.
}GrieOa s6rped. 20, 3OS Mo6aptst.
George S6uls, q, CT. Bernard, 8.
Ssnrietta qriesmeier, Is, oesgl.
(Guftin Z. GOu,. At, 1869 8tcslerst.
l0ora q. Barrett, 80, 2307 aeHtOn
Strabe.
{ (Ri6aro Miotoff, %, 321 0eft 7. Ct.
lgnna RauB, "a. 424 grOuopaD.
{ gbarlss R. @iGOn, q. 1865 Biloer
Strube.
ianna M. gbilipps. %, 1927 state
Qpeuue.
Sobr Rpbins, %, 5d5sLipo0p, 8.
lMoria Rptb, 10, 624 Sit pearl Str.
lsran. aOams, q. 1894 @cMidsn
4Denue.
iglnasIa S9udmanu, 20, 1926 Gens
mis- Str.
SoofparD +. GQ "a, glprpooS.
i q q E~,.Ik 90 AeE,I
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Rube pfleseu, ba teiu SpieI fir lie uuf
oem qrogranun ite3t. Wprgen Begin
nen bic 9pitonsr rgraoes" cine piers
tGgiss Serie Don flint Spielen I'M biz
iisen ReOIaub 5ieIo, osnen bic 9rOot
Inner rSuperbos", bic Reip Yortsr
,,Rieien" uno bic pbiIaoelpbider
.GuGter" folgeu peroen
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I'm soIdnsl, Rrana.
&err nnb fran B. Mntenrietb be.
seben beuts ibr soloenes Gle
iubildami.

Der befannte gdnbagiit mo feline
treue 2ebensgefabrtin ,peroen ibreu
Gbrentag i'm engiten 5alniIicrr.
freiie ieiern. - Serr aittenrieib
tit felt ieinem 5rpolften 2ebensiatr
bier aniaiiig sapeieu. - 8dbreno
feline @attin elm Gincinilatier &lnb
iiitb Die Iod)tcr 6es befannten BIO.
niers uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SerrH Weoaro Sells lit. - Die ssSu.
bilare taben ipdbreno bes berfloiie-
nen baIben sSabrbumoerts in 5rele
nnb 9eib in ieIienieiter Sreiie 5u.
fdmmengebalten. - Sbr 9eben lit
reid an intereiiai,ten Grinuerlm.
g9l
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etoStperbauO Tramenperein.

1r BruueHperein bes Deut'h'
amerttaniiden StoDtOerbunos tutro
Sib an UlittpO6 gladutttog UNI Stutt
lIhr In yeihratbs Bart peridmneIn.
Da peridicoene fpi6tige gngelegenbd'
ten CUR geipre6une seldngen fuerbeH.
70 1T bic qutpeienbeit alsr WsttgIieorr
pringenb erpiiui4t,
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Ndltung.
The 5pbn 6. 9iuth 9ading Co., IeIe'
lepGou Beit 1850, itellt fir ibre oteleiI
bentidlen Sreniioe etneH irodeneH Gcbtns
fen 1uf fueitpbdliidle glrt ber, Der rob
gegeiieu iperoen fam Ste heutidltH
S6inieH in bieiem ganoe iiHb heiHGbe
nlle nIrge3ebrt. unb bic tUeiiigeU, bic
nod 6u babeH Iinb. brinsen bon rs :
Gents bis 81 90 pro 4lIiHb. Die Hotb
Nudina 60. p0feIt i6r beriibmtes Done
Branb" JIeifdb n1h oeu nlten bsntidlen
Berinhrcr rito fe bat iiir5lib gldid)iHen
nlfeeiieut, nontt Ite antc alte trodenc
Gdinieu probuSirrH iunn. oie rob geqei.
fen iueroeu founen. Der 8rcis betrdat
2s Gents pro BmHb. "a, bicfelben fiber.
treffeu nod bic oeutidlen. tnoem fie init
einer eleftriiobeu Wlaf6He In StbeibeH
aef6nitten merben unb TN ileine CRIB
ftaq'@ldfer lufibidbt berpudt fHb, iooGB
Die fSdmilie ite borritbin bnber faTtu,
eberfo pie G'elee ooer sorferoen
w1anohe Snmilien i0nneu einen auu8eu
G6inier nidlt eebrnudbcn mnb ber 3u'
der. tueIder beim R6icIn gebrauctt rutr6.
berurfd6t SdtmmeI Ete 9ifcr finh
onber an heften su bauobabeu 3iuei
SIitcuo ounuH nltf cine aiitc $3.50 Der
@ubeuo in's Snus qeIcfcrt Utcbr
braudht nidlt geiaat 5u perbeu. 8erfm
den Gle eiue Gtfie
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bas 0a1S6en Derfud)t uno altberoenl
nod ben Beriudy genlod]t babeiL el'
nen in oem 3ir1nter itebenoen SofIer
icines SIlbults 5l berduben.
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firederin bon g. Sims. perfonalien
$3.50.
gb. &. 8eper 1T go6labpertpolter
BON 2ouife grbmam psrfonalien
$500.
Carolina Meber 1T 1a6laBperlpals
term DON aOuife 8rsnnsr. psrionas
lien $4,000.
Wdradret 8renner bermdft i6rer
5otter 2ulu 6uas 500, ibrer So6e
ter Barbara Wlueller 5000 unb ben
Eeft hires @ermogsus slei9beitli6 en-
lire SObne ssdc06. GsOrge unb SobE
3reHHer.
9eri6iebenes.
Ulaaqic ginabam bat ueqen Saeob
Gaufer. 2104 qDeit Se6fte Strabs
cine &laae iiber $11O50 eingerei6t,
neil er fie am 20. 'Suni 1915 anaebz
IiG in triminensr 8eiie anqegriffsn
unO mibbdHbelt bat, 10 OaB iie mebr.n
Dohen lana trant mar.
3ie 2iberal Goln & guilbina 50.
bd. elm urtbeil ii6er $1100.25 segen
Uldriin %. Hotb Sr. erlangt.
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LOGAN COUNTY 9ssEss-
MENT is BOOSTED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE !,

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEg
lots and improvements s.
Canadian Mules 10 per cent, hogs
s. thrashing separators 70, wagons
TO- national banks $10,5OO, state
banks $3h00, lands zoe an acre.
Tulsa - State and national banks
5 per cent.
Creek-Horses 10 per cent, hogs 5,
hrashing separators 100, abstract
looks 500 oil in storage sc a barrel,
vi in tankage 80 per cent, lands 10,
own lots and improvements Is.
Noble-Horses 10 per cent mules
5, thrashing separators l25, wagons
md carriages 40, lands 3.
Pittsburg-iHorses per cent, cat
lie 20, thrashing separators 10, state
banks $4,000 national banks $1,000,
ands d per cent.
Observation-Disclosures 10 per cent
mules 5, cattle 10. hogs 10, thrash
ng separators lOO town lots and i'm
)rovements 5.
Payne-Horses 5 per cent, mules 5,
cattle 5, thrashing separators 40. oil
in storage 8, barrel, oil in tankage
50 per cent.
Grant-Rendition accepted
Osage-Horses 10 per cent, lands
IS.
Garfield-Lands 10 per cent, mules
2O cattle 20. hogs Is, thrashing sep.
arators 80, wagons 20, carriages Is,
lands s.
McClain-Rendition accepted
Woods-Horses 10 per cent. mules
2O cattle no. hogs 5, thrashing sen.
arators %, carriages 10. merchandis
no. other corporations 100. lands r
town lets and improvements 10.
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PAINFUL EFFECT
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, URINARY CALCULUS

II is now asserted with confidence
that these painful effects due to uric
acid in the system are entirely eradi-
Gated. A new remedy called An
uric' has been discovered by Doctor
Pierce, which Is thirty.seven times
more potent than lithia, and is the
cause Of drainage outward of the
uric acid with which It comes IN con
tact within the body II win ward
off backaohe headache, and the dart
ing pains and aches Of articular or
muscular rheumatlsl-of those dis
eases which are caused by too much
uric acid, such as gout asthma. sell
atiea renal calculus "An.uric" pro
longs life because old people usually
suffer from hardening and thickening
of the walls OF the arteries, due to
the excess Of uric acid In the blood
and tissues
lDr. Pierce who is director ana
chief physician at the Invalids' Hotel
aud Surgical Institute, Buffalo N. y,
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or

has been testing this wonderful med
icine for the relief Of overworked
and weakened Kidneys. The relief
obtained by sufferers has been so
satisfactory that he determined TO
place "Anlric' with the principal
druggists in town where people could
get this ready-to-use medicine. AN
uric Is not harmful or poi onous
aids nature in throwing or those
poisons within the body which cause
so ruch suffering, pain and misery.
For Diabetes and Brights Disea5e
this remedy is building up q reputl-
tion as good as Dr. Pierces other
well-known medicines which have
been proven reliable during nearly
fifty years, such as DR.. Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescription for the ills Of wo-
manhood, Doctor Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, the liver regulator. and Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for red blood
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|@ ~ ss ~ 80 ~ m ~ "a u " ~ m N ~ ";
Miss Byrdie Lehman is visiting
with Miss Dora Cripe at Kingfisher.
Mayor ]. E. Nissley went to Okla
homa City today to appear before the
state board of equalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson and M.
Anderson of Topeka, are visiting rela-
tives In this city and county.
Mrs. J. e. Euff and daughter, Miss
Mary of, Alva, have returned home
after short visit with Mrs. Mary e..
Gregory of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McKelvey and
Children Erma and Ernest of Poteau,
are visiting her parests Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. C. Estes of 512 North Broad
J. Loenthal, prominent businesa
man OF Antlers is here Visiting rel
atives. He has farm and city prop
erty in this county.
Philip Burst came over from Drum
right yesterday for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Burst.
Mrs. Anna Brinley and daughter Of
seadrist, Texas, are visiting relatives
at the home OF George Latta
L. ]. Stark is spending several
days in Billings.
Loren Stark is visiting Mrs c. o..
Fish in Chulecinta, Calf, before go;
ing to San Francisco.
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"That busy millionaire has It ar
ranged so that he can take his break
fast on his way down town in his
automobile"
What's the scheme?"
"At every third corner a man comes
out and holds up a ham sandwich. His
nibs leans over and snatches one bit
as he whizzes by
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of For Frisco Fair.

off For Frisco Fair.
Miss Margaret DIAL bookkeeper at
the local Pioneer Telephone office,
and Mrs. Agnes Donakey in charge Of
city circulation for The Daily Leader,
left yesterday for California TO spend
month. They will stop off al Mani'
tou and Denver.
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q hildren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c A 8 T @ RIA
" " 81 " IL u ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ "a w 70
IL STORE NOTES. IS
g. r. e. ~ E rs " o. q: ~ 10 IS " "a ~ @

Browns have completed their sum-
mer invoicing
Miss Mason of the Brown store, will.
return in a few days from Illinois.
Mr.. j. A. Brown leaves the list of
August for the Eastern markets.
Miss May McGoldrick spent Sun
day with Miss Tressa Gooch at
Lawrie.
A. o. Rorabaugh from Wichita,
spent Saturday with the Brown Dry
Goods Co.
The Guthrie Hardware store is pre-
pairing to put on sale of summer
hardware.
Mrs. Mae Vampner of Browns, will
spend her vacation visiting her mother
in Illinois.
Miss Maud Smith of the Lutz store
leaves tomorrow evening for New
York where she viii join the rest of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-29
naabe" Hobbs and siewer Freed.

The Oklahoma City police scandal
is ended. County Judge Zwick yes
terday discharged both Peter N.
Biewer and Babe" Hobbs, the girl in
the case. The charges were adultery.
but the court held the testimony in
sufficient.
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II. II. Hackbush, lately resigned as
engineer for the corporation com
mission, and formerly engineer for the
Dawes commission in Indian territory,
has been appointed engineer for the
state board of affairs. Hackbush went
to McAlester to begin preparation for
improvements for the state peniten-
tiary.
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DON'T WASH YOUR
HAIR WITH SOAP

When you wash your hair. don't
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali,
as 1t dries the scalp and makes the
hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsified Focoanut oil, Tor this is
pure and entirely greaseless ats
very cheap, and beats soaps or. any.
thing else all to pieces. You can get
this at any drug store, and a few
ounces will last the whole family for
months.
Simply moisten the hair with wat
er and rub It in, about a teaspoonful
is all that Is required. 1t makes an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out
easily The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and is soft, fresh looking,
bright fluffy, wayy and easy to han
die. Besides, ii loosens and takes
out every particle of dust, dirt and
dandruff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-29
Barn Burns Near MeAIester.

A barn containing $500 bushels of
wheat and oats on the farm of Post
master p S. Lester, of McAlester, was.
totally destroyed by fire of unknown
origin. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $500.
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Howard Takes office.

]. |. Howard. newly appointed as
sistant to the attorney general, has
taken charge of the office assigned
him, that of attorney for the state
banking board.
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CREPE GOWNS
Ha'f Price
At BROWNS
Diplomas Issued.

Diplomas Issued.
Ninety diplomas were issued Wed
nesday by the state department of
education to graduates of the Central
normal, Edmond This makes d total
of l27 graduates of the year. as thirty
seven finished IN May This number
does not include those attending the
summer school. but Just the regular
students al the institution.
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Dinner Party.

Dinner Party.
Mrs. L. ]. Start entertained at an
rer last evening complimentary 70
her sister, Mrs. Merriman OF Geaie-
finger Iowa. Covers were laid for
seven who were Miss Clara Hoyt VINO
left last evening for her home IN i'e'
corah. Iowa, Miss Fay E. Irumoa"'
who leaves Friday evening for her
Lome in Chicago, Miss Susie Rauo
who leaves soon for Iowa, MIS- o'i'
Wolgamot. Miss Carrie Larson, MIS-
Nerriman and Mrs. Stark.
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E. L, Hirschi and his clerks are
being kept busy these days waiting on
the big crowds attracted by his sum
mer sale prices.