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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to inform the public that
Mr.. W. \. Mum of Ianebutg and A.
A. Woodul have purchased an interest
with us in the mercantile business.
and will be connected with same here
after. We especially invite their
friends and the public to call at our
store and get our prices before You
make your purchases. Courteous
treatment and the best Of service win
be our slogan.
Respectfully,
W. X. Buchanan & Co.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13

A pain in the side or back that
catches you when you straighten up
calls for rubbing application of Bal
Iard'S Snow Liniment. 1t relaXes the
contracted muscles and permits ordi-
nary bodily motion without suffering
or Inconvenience. Sold by Guthrie
Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13
AFTER SICKNESS
THEY GAVE
HER V|NOl
And She Soon Got Back
Her Strength

New Castle Ind.-"The measles
,e,. me run down. no appetite. could
n no. rest at night, and I took q severe
so'o which settled on my lungs, 80 I
was unable to keep about my house
YORK woFE; My doctor advised me to take
sinoi' and six bottles restored nv
nsaitn so do all my housework. in.
sioGing washing. Vinol in the best
neaisine l ever used. Alice Record.
4sl 80. nth St., New Castle. Ind.
we guarantee this wonderful eoA
-L ana iron tonic. Vinol, for an
we.k' rundown, nervous conditions.
,s'eriy Drug Stsre and Druggist.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13
PROGRAM
OF Fifth Sunday Meeting to be Held
With Missionary Grove Baptist
Church. Saturday Before the Fitch
Sunday in March, 1919.

Introductory Sermoh-W A. Forbes.
What is the obligation Of the church
to the spread Of the gospel-W. s.
Rowe and w. ID. Sutton.
What is the relation of the church
and Kingdom-E. Delaughter.
Is baptism the door into the church
C. w. Morris.
Explanation of Acts % :16-J. w.
Wingfield. ..-..,......,...s
When was the church established
w. X. Barham and Lee Dowdle.
Come one and all.
J. w. Wingfield, ID. d. Stuart, ID. c.
Barnes, Committee.
-o--
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13
PERUNA A E S:%:i;
Read His Letter

IT have suffered for the last
two winters with that terrible
disease, LaGrippe. Having often
heard Of the great value OF Pc
rupa I decided to try 1t. 1 have
only used four bottles and l do
not now have any bad effects
from the Grippe as it has just
about entirely disappeared. and
my general health In good. am
satisfied that Peruna is a won
derful remedy, and I do most
heartily endorse and recommend
II for I.aGrippe."
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13
In the Nevada County, Arkansas Chan

In the Nevada County, Arkansas Chan
Gerry Court.
Grace l.. Knight Plaintiff.
vs.
Geo. W. Knight Defendant.
WARNING ORDER.
The defendant. Geo. w Knight is
warned To appear in the Nevada Chan
Gerry Court within thirty days and an
Swer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Grace l.. Knight.
Witness my hand as clerk of said
court. and the seal thereof. ON this 10
day of February, 1919.
4. ). McGough, Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-13
LOCALS
READ THE PICAYUNE $50 a yeal

H. Il. Almond was in the city Sat
urday.
4. T. Black of Chichester was Pre-
scott visitor Sunday.
Sam WeStmorelaud of Weaver was
in the city Tuesday.
L. Z. Armand OF route 6 was in the
city on business Saturday.
Judge ]. NJ. Thomas Of Emmett, was
Il Prescott visitor Yesterday.
Hesbine cures constipation and re-
/ establishes regular bowel movements.
Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
Thomas Hog Powder 50e per pack
axe. Guthrie Drug Store. Mail us your
! order
{. b. Andrews. Jr is at home from
Gseenyile, Texas and will stay in Pre-
! scott
W. T. MoSeiey and L. {. seago Of
jefferson. Texas. were in the city
, Sunday.
The Star Restaurant is the place to
get good things to eat Everything
! c!eh and sanitary.
Mrs. c. u. Martindale of Hugo.
okla. is in the city on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Jessie Freeman.
We have had few pretty days.
The sun does look good to us, we have
had so many that We're cloudy.
Luther Armstrong of near Laneburg-
was in he city Monday while he was in
town he called at this office
You will find eyerythin clean and up
todate at the Star Restaurant. Call
when you wan something to eat
w. NJ Bevill of Theo was in the city
on business the last of the week.
While here he called at his office.
Send lis your oredr for Toilet Ar
ticles. We havea complete stock.
Guthrie Drug Store Pays the Postage
| Mrs. Jessie Freeman was called
home Saturday on account of her son
Bill Freeman. getting rs ann broken
We invite you to call and look over
our line of spring goods. We have
some very pretty patterns to select
from.
Farmers Supply Co.
Peruvian Bark Tonic for that run
down" condition of health. Price $l25
Phone 1O1, or mail us your order.
Guthrie Drug Store.
| 7. w. Burton one our colord sub
scribers of route . was in the other
day and extended his subscription the
I
ifcayune another year.
seho us your ORDERS Tor hodak sup
p''es' we are agents Tor the Fast
mo-" '>ouaNs an" iiiiis'
Guthrie Drug Store Pays the Postage
'io'iie " Aiihaiio mas purchaser the
Star ReSturant on West Man street
anu invites his TRENDS 10 call on MIN
"'e" ''ies are hungry ana want some
'"'Ns soo' " eat
our line of s,r;,, goods ora ~.
irving now and wa o.l ,ho+ ro, coll
''"' ''' our '''ie' we are III POSITION
save 'o" money on your spring pur-
~""'e'
FARMERS supply 20.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
CAPITOL TEAM PUTS
EDMOND LADS TO NAT
Local Ball Tossers Pound Eighth
Grade Aspiranis To 'he Tune
Of l6 10 i2-4 Runs
Win

Houors fen &c guthrie again last
s4tu-day. when ne caE.oi school
sa ehau team. Paul NeCoy captain,
won hard tcusht game from 'hs
eighth Grade to4m g; Eamoad the
score standing 8 90 = in .S,o. @. ne
Clihr.e aggregation.
The same ran along SIC ania ae
Capitol school singers went 70 bat ~
he lass q sae ninth iaalng. ~iis .
ie-Ee score call'ag for action The
cal was answered. aud safe hits by
Pcdiso. Powers. Allen and webb
brought in she four runs shat won
the game
Captain Paul McCoy took the toi-
lowing diamond sisrs 20 ihe ,owr 70
ne south Farland PeciEo Raymond
Powers. Charlo Allen. Herbert Nc
Gov. Ronie Miles orr4l Wcbh l.
Allen Other games are scheduled.
snd Guthrie fans wlH 60 well to watch
,seir progress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
He WAS CRIPPLED
WITH RHEUMATISM
First Bottle OF Prescription
C-2223 Relieved Aches
and Pains.
Is Now Entirely Well.

Mr. w z Nab0rs. 74gs St Bernard
Ave New Orleans. Ia. writes Febru-
aTv rs 1873. sx follows
Wa crippled E1th rheumatism
before taking Prescription C---5 A
few doses gave mz-sahle rea5et ard
before ] finished Ehz first bottle. !
hardly had zn ache CT pain have
recommended Prescription C--z9e 10
several people and il has cared every
one ot them
Prescription C-3S vzs first used
ey successful specialist 81 bis prac-
lice. Tie prsseripsion produced such
~ naTkssle results in the treatment Os
rheumatism. lunhago. eout- lame bsck
AID similar conditions. that its mann
tacTar- IN large way wss recesszrv
Prescription C-g925 contains no Cpl
IN rnoTahine. eA3oral. stFsehz:ne cr
habit forming drugs lis use wsl aoi
de-snge the stomach
Il rou are suffering from rAsE-sa-
ism or similar diseases. 20 to vczT
druggist today Bay q sl-5e bottle o.
this splendid prescription rsAay ore-
pared i you are ro1 SATISFIED .sfsil
ihe reiief Obtained after tskiag rwg
bottles according % dirA,ti5Is. fake
hack fhe ens9fv bottles an5 yoa xii
go xso-s- money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
STATE IS Il PER
CENT SHORT ON COTTON
2.l65. 1000 Bales This Year IA
Compared To s.iei. 900 Bales
Last Year; Figures Of
All States

Fcnner. Gaihlns a Beane, co''cr
merchants. Ne~ Orleans, made the iai'
losins cotton rsport Cor May Z. sh'ch
mas been wtrvd % The .sader'
Oklahoma COTTON sr see IN isis-
t.lsi zee bales
AercAee decrease this YEAR. :, Per
cent
Indicated acreage for shs year
.tfs.rSa bales.
The crop is seven days hie in pre-
parauon compared with normal
las, years cotton acrcage IN shs
10 cotton growing statcs Tennessee
North Carolina. LOUISIANA. South Car
o,.nA. Alabama. okiahoma, Mississipp'
Georgia. Texas and Arkansas -Wa'
s7.osspe bales AVersgc deereAs'
his year over last year Is PER cent
or "a 49, go t~ies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
MONEY SENSE

Of course Uncle sam neois the
money for this Victory loan. II
be didn't be wouldn Z have en-
einecred the loan But he isn l
the one who needs the loan most.
You are the one who needs 70
pay the money into Inele sam 5
fis;.
II you agree 10 take tbs bond :
Roa know from previous expert
.cnce that somehow or other you
Will manage 10 pay for them.
And then You viii have them The
other bonds were a good invest.
ment. You are only too glad yon
have them stuck away in the safe
deposit box. But YOU bought
those out of patriotism. pure ami
simple. The period Of years be-
fore their maturity seems Ike a
lifetime. You have feeling that
they are tucked away 10 give q
few sprighily touches to your old
Iage.
But these are different Four
wears j. Just nothing. Yon didn't
expect TO be able 10 bpild the
house until then. anyhow. or
daughter won't be ready for col-
| llece Till 1922 OR along about
then YOU intend taking q TIM
abroad or huying the good auto
mobile or something -Four wears
isn ( 50 long Anyone can begin
now 70 plan quite reasonably for
the use Of money that Will come
IN as soon as thai
And meantime. there are thrift
stamps 70 keep on buying IN swell
the sum. And the queer thing j
that you never saved much cl
anything before yHu began to bns
bonds and stamps and now YOU
have quite a llfile nest csg-and
ianeerer than ever. yoa neNei
missed the money al al
Yes. Uncle sam could haYi
raised the money some other WAY
and still got bis debts paid. Bu'
tins is eating your cake and hav
ling it. too. You are the one wht
wins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
WHEN FORCED TO PART
WITH BABY, She KILLS SELF
Mrs Viola N Rush. IS, Swallowed
Contents Of 2-0unce Vial Of
Carbolic ACID After q
Family Quarrel

Three weeks sse Ars ylola n Rash.
fhsn WORKING as wAHrcss A. che
Almc AoisL filed complaint Asslns'
her husband. Rex Rash. farmer nv
ing near Inon. eAarginx hin villa
ron- agiori and Abandonment shs
a. tihs. however. OIL, amer being
told nv she saeuii ihai her husband
ooald noi take from her their year
ed hahy ~ husb= - and h.s par.
,nis ~ani "a force me 10 leave. ha'
ih'y wan ID take ny hshy donf
miad belng driven from home bu'
don't ~ani "a lcse my eahy." she told
~ sheriff Bcing assured that No
ore ooaid lake h,r haby without dac
process ~ hv. shc risned the con-
fiani The sAcrln arrested the hus-
hand and he ~as iaken before Judge
Boles and following NJ, conr.s rale
RasA wss p4toiet afier promising tina,
h. would take back MS wife and pro
htA' tNN HNf aA1 A1t AHttA
Th.nFs didas rsn out. however. a.
Jadsc Doics figured Yesterday eve
ning The yoane vile arrived IN Gush-
ne from TTyon She regi1.sred ~
'he Almo and told the proprietor she
would stay iherc lhAl night she was
slgned room and asier making =
ir.a H. TOWN. rcurcd Al ten O'CLOCK
people "a he room mex, 10 hers bcarc
rro4ns The door vas forced and fhs
woman vas found wriihing IN sgony
on she floor she had sws iioWed the
contents oi a two-ounce vile of car
bolic acid Drs Melvin and Z O Bar
ker were summoned and did an in
their power 20 save her. She died a
O'Clock This morning
4 report : cur nj that the Rushes
had trouble yesterday morning whioh
resulted IN ne dead woman being
forced 10 leave home Her husband
refused 20 let her have the baby This
IS thought 70 have depressed her q
ihe point Of sci. destruction.
She wsS = years old and had been
married ihvoe wears Her father D.
dead Her mother and brother live
CT s farm near Tryon.
The body is a; the cloihier under
taxing psriors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

hcsifaSt. hut the 'siscr one = he
who adopts proper measures boforc
bis ills become serious. During a
hard winter or the following spring
one feels rundown, iircd out, weak
and nervous. Probably you have
suffered from colds or influenza
which has left you thin. weak and
pale. This is the time 10 pu. your
system in order. l; Is time for
housc-cleaning.
A good. old-iashionei Alternative
and Temperance tonic Is one made
of wild roots and barks without the
use Of alcohol, and called DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
in tablet or liquid form. This Is
natures tonic. which restores the
tone al the stomach, activity of
the liver and stcadineSs 20 the
nerves, strengthening the whole
system.
- ur4A. ~rsss- -,ftsf % yxsr, ssc ] col.
~ Yir-r~s fsu4t Nciiauss >nd Nlvasr irlnd
tlsf rsFs srtlrt ssflesrunf ] fhnk rtfff n's.-r-
-. fl,-ud hses i,a--< rsu.-.iss - htna ,-A-y
,..-~.i.r ~ has 81 s..uAl aivxys ks<r i,as.is
sf Asrri o. tAss ~ts1 is.l hite cot q ssfis ai'1
ssg--sut,y a. f.-i4g t,-.- - q :. .~.r'a. o. I
4a--4.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

PNTHIAN GRAND LODGE
TO MEET NAY ~

STATE grand lodge convention 81
knights ot PvthiAs. to he held here
Nav 1871 will be attended by 500 or
sf@ members. addition to about f5a
deiegsies 10 Fhe grand lodge conven-
ricn Of fhe State Temple of Pyfhian
sisters % - he'd at the same t'-ae
Among the speakers AZ the X p con
Feriioa are to he Supreme ChznceI,~r
Charts 5 Davis from Denver. ana
Harry Wade. Indianapolis. president
n Ia il arance department.
Grand chsncelloTs from Arkansas.
kansas Texas AMI possibly Colorado
are expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
WHAT YOU PAY

Here are . few plain. though
none the less startling facts which
should be carefully Sinuied ny
everv employer labor who
wishes sos lnptcve efficiency. re-
duce production costs and pe- has
plant on a lass where i will pay
dividends pufhe investment
The data 4 fnrnished by q cor
pcration thar among its other
activities bnilt city in wilder
ness for the housing OF thousands
OF men and wnnieI' employees ana
when efficiency dropped below
what might be expected. sent eN-
perts Ia conduct 8 survey and fina
the cause. II developed:
That one employe in every ten
had a venereal disease.
That IS per cent Of the non
effectives Were on the non-efteci-
I'VE list because Of yencrcal dis
eases.
That every person who had a
venereal dlSea.se lost three times
SIS many hours from work as the
person not affected.
That II cost every person s.
afflicted s75 per year for treat
ment; total of $4,000 fol
treatment with loss of time eN-
ceediDg this amount.
1t was reasonably established
that conditions in the plant sur.
veyed We're typical Of conditions
in other plants.
Ii served the piirYcse Of con
yincing the officials that i would
be well worth the rosr to remedy
the situation. The niied Staie'
Public Health Seryite was arp
peaIed to ami co-operatei N
establishing free clinics where
the employees copld he treated Il
took only a eaEAIAarafiyely shor'
while to write OF tie cost q
operating the clinics hy increased
production Remarkable progress
has been reported IN suppression
reduction Of new cases. making
the affected non-infeciicns, ana III
cures.
Can any big or little business,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
SHORT WET SPELL
FOR COUNTRY, If
Ii Will AL Depend on Demoblli-
cation: Period of Non
Prohibition About Three
Months

Washington. May May was the
birthday ot national war emergency
prohibition in she United States, 90
cerned. Beginning that day. and con-
linQiar until the cOnclu ION OF the
present var and the termination Of
demobihzatson, no intoxicating malt
or yln0us liquors shall be manufsc-
iured from food produces
In the face o. this-and true 10 the
dramatic history ot the course OF pro-
hibliaon-comes now the possibility
that there may De respite from pro
hihsis0u for the country OF from three
10 five m0nfhS-fron September fo
January That Is. If The present rate
O. 1emobslizaiion y continued and the
president fhereupoa declares II CON-
plete- II. also. he does no; wsit for
the ratification Of The peace Treaty
before making such an announcement
This i piece Of Interesting spec
ul2tson brought about Dy the tact sast.
although war emergency prohibition.
IN the matter OF general selling. be-
gins on Jaly I. II terminates. accord
liz 10 law. Ehen de1oSilizstSon is de-
elared complete by tie president
National prohibition under the tel
eral amendment would begin IN jan
xsry i. 1sea Al the pr.sen< rate
demobilizatSCa would be complete
about September /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
GOOD RoADS-TAE
EoNDS-EoosTISo

While every taxpayer in Logan
county Is in favor Of good roads. iae,e
are points ABOUT The bond issue that
voters DO not hke
Recently ne governor gave ont y
bs, Of names from whom he would
select ;he road governing board Th,s
list does not contain a Logan county
man
There are other points that are no,
liked.
full explanation Of the inieres,
pro rata for counties, On the t.onts.
has not been made This vas grave
omission Everybody in Logan coun-
'y wants good roads and does not
sirenuously object 10 big bond issue
toward getting sasm. bat there should
have heen more explanatory remarks
However. whatever else may or
said. the man NO votes for The road
bond issue Is a booster.
All boosting costs money II tae
bonds fail the oklahoman is going ic
take 10, q credit. whereas. no one
Is opposed 10 good roads to hard sur
faced roads. bat are somewhat in ih-
dark On the schedule surrounding the
issuance Of bonds This statement
voices he sentiment Of Logan county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

SURGEONS agree that in case ot
Cats. Burns, Bruises and W-oandS, The
FIRST TREATMENT * most in3por-
tsa1. When an EFFICIENT aniisspfic
is applied rromPily, there IS DO dan
gH- ot Infection and the wound be
esns 10 heal &c once Tor use on man
or beast B0ROZONE Il sAe IDEAl.
ANTiSEPTIC and HEALING AGENT
Buv \ now and be ready to- an emer-
Eency For sale by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
DEAD ARE LAID TO
REST ON FIELDS
Men Who Fell In Argcnne In
Cemeteries Near RcmAgne;
All Soldiers Buried

IliF Aness INfa- ifNrt
Coblens Germany, Mas s~oNer iae
s. Mhlsi scssor lhs biishi a. iae Ger
ran oocar9fson siEl hAnss ana bat
few have returned % cultivate tee
onoc fertile p,ains In thIs sector O.
tke firsi isFsc Amer4ean cemetery 4
10 knosn - ihe s. N.hiei ctmsieff.
ana f few ki0me'ers north 81 Fhi-
aacoar; O. 10 iaklns az ihe Arsfi-
cans who fsn EAST of Vsgian n has
: capacity a four ihcusand
Tao lArgai American national ,er,-
cicry Is located cast os Romsene-
sous Noni fauoon This Is eXQ'ecict
% contain between twenty-five ana
thirty thousand dead : ihird Gene
isp IS al Besumoai rear sedan. a.ih
one thousand graves The lass iWo
cemeteries care sor ne dead q n
Argonne- Mense offensive
Thousands o. nesro soldier s-c nov
disging up ihe dead from ihe srartsrsd
graves. Wraplng them 10 osrlap piSc-
'ng ihcm IN rorsh wooden oonins
loading them on trucks and bT.rslns
them 10 Ihose cemeteries. on a. Az.
erase, 30 bodies are rehuri,d eaeh
day Al Q, ;hn battle fronf has frc-
carefully sooared and probably rei q
single American noN rema.ns IN.
buried
The bills outside a. st1an where
,he hfEa wafsrmark O, oar se-snss
vAs reached. are sisted an cruuoiin.
toxholr and shell holes WAer 't'
grass refuses 10 srOw The eanipmen.
clothing and bodscs that once ..ncl
these hills have been cleared SWAY.
Many oi he divisions have sent AS.
( ,or.ans hack over tn battle fields and
already on more than one spot IN
q France monuments A.ve been crecte'
Of mortar stone. helmets and She
cases captured from The Germans
showing The spots where the divissorl
did their mos, GLORIOUS nsh,ins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Hogs receipts $500, market 25c TO
4ae higher: bnK ser.e 10 so 40:
hesries s9c5n to 500 50; lights SIS rs
10 20 35 Pigs. sl4 to $3.50.
Cattle receipts. $4,000. market
steady 10 strong Heavy steers. is0c
to SIS - lights slo25 10 sl75e:
Cows and heifers. ss.s5 to sli %.
Calves $3.50 10 sls-5o. siocker $3.50
10 sIe25
S1esp. receipts lo@eo. market
steady 10 higher Lambs sls-75 10
sie75. Ewes. sll95 To sl450
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

When the baby takes TOO much food
ite stomach turns The result is indi-
Eestion. sourness and vomiting Ere
qnently the bowels are involved and
there IS collie gains and diarrhoes
McGEE'S BABY ELlXiR is q grand
corrective remedy for she stomach and
bowel disorderSe of babies Ii Is pure
wholesome and pleasant 70 take. FoT
sale by all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

in which conditions are very
likely % be similar 10 the above,
afford 10 continue 90 sustain tins
annual loss; loss that could
easily be- saved and pat the plant
on basis cf profitable pr'dnc-
,ion and paying dividends on the
nua-.r<f44rlwf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
STATE OFFICIAL
TALKS ROAD BONDS

Treasurer Leecraff addressed fair
sized crowd on road bonds. Saturday
afternoon Only these csanlies that
vote the honds ought "a have the
funds be said After Leecrsf; fin
hed Jadse B.erer said he wanted ,o
answer hm and made an argumen nj
against the bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
BOY IS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Springfield. Mo. May Herman
Harpool. four years old. was killed
by liEhtnilg early this morning whi,-
watching his falher milk at the Hzr-
pool home west of Springfield The
elder Hsrpool was only slightly in
jured By the shock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

-, summer and isll trade IN the his
tory oi Guthrie
Bumper crops in Logan this wear are
in sight. every indication POINTS to-
ward pros Gritty
Bath hc use is doing flcarishins
business swimming pool Is crowded
Pslnt up season Is here and many
houses in the residential district are
being briehiea2d IN Nv new coat
All dogs without 1919 tags win be
killed
Ten automobile. were stolen from
Tulsa people lsst week
Blight is threaiening ihe rose gar
iens Insects that eat the heart OF
the buds also in evidence.
Cold wave made straw hats look in
congfuus this morning.
The question is are corsets under
wear. The revenue department is try
ing 10 settle the question
Z g Green. acting chancellor OF the
Methodist university. returned Satur-
day night from trip 10 Wichita Falls.
Texas. and southwestern Oklahoma
points. on college business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
the MAKING OF
4 FAMOUS
4 UvvSVuVuuvs
How lydia E Pinkhams
Veeetabls Compound
l. Prepared For
Woman's Usa tl

A x,sls "a the laboratory where -
soresssful remedy 10 ms4e ,mprsos
even the casual iccker-on wten ~ ~
sh,l,v. accuracy. skill and elesnl'nese
which att~nds the making of th's sVs'
medicine for womans lila
Over SO. oco pounds Of varscus hefes
are us~d anusfly and al have 70 -
Gathered At the seascn of the year ~nes
Their natural juices and medicinal suo-
stance are at their best
The moet succcssfnl solvents are ueeo
70 er,rac, the medicinal properties frce
Eyery usensil and tank that comes \;
contact with the medicine 10 sterhseo
ana As a final precaution " eiesrssees
the medicine " pssteurired AND ses'ed
IN sterile bottles. -
II il the wonderful ccnbsnas,on o.
root, and herbs. together with pe
.liIl Ard care used IN its rrerarsuon
which has made this famous medicine
40 suec-ssful in the resunenS !"
female ills.
The ietters from women VINO nsyss
heen rrsscr~i 20 health by The use O.
.ys,a T. pinkham's Vegetahse ce1'
nsunl which we are continually p0o-
lishing sites; to its virtue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

Cha0neey N Depew is hard ~
work at eiehty-fiyc A sense 81
humor often proves a wonderful
life prcScrycr.