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Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
mn" ,22TgG5, I}an,Ii
IN BUSINESS:

Z. R. Fisher who retired from tn.
merchandise business at Addie
bo Ut year ago. h a S gone
back ia:o business at the old staad.
When lie II red he had been III
business for ten years, and had
served the people SO long that they
tnoushF they could not buy goods
rom one but 'Eob' Sc his oil
friends just Kept at him until h.
decided soma time aga to re-enter
the merchandise business.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
FUR DEAD J.
IN One HOUSE

That was gruesome sight Friday
or one 10 iooa UPON when there
were four fu victims dead in the
same small home at Hazeiwood,
"i1h others OF the same household
It the point Of death. Another
i3ath had occurred there just few
j Us before.
Mrs. john All N aud her infant
c;illd AID d four-year-Jld daughter
e?eTe three of the vic,ins while her
listers child about four years cid,
"as the other. The sister, Mrs.
james Mcdonald, died few days
before. These are jackson county
people and the bodies were taken
10 that county for interment.-
Aicuntaineer- COURIER.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
SOUTHERN Agent
SERIOUSLY CUT

Cal Clayton, Southern agent and
operator 1T Addie was seriously cut
last Moucay afternoon. lee Bcy-
son is chlrged with eating him.
M. Clayton received several bad
cuts on his body and head. I,e was
orousht here b. Conductor RhiDa-
nari. Oh i special and his woun "a
were dressed by Drs. Cand!er and
itooper. after which ne was taken
70 ihe Commercial Hotel, where he
now is.
Mr Clayton is one of the Oldest
operators on the Murphy Disis, ,al
Oi the SGuthern and is we'll thought
of by aIl the other agents along the
line.
Lee bryson, who is charged with
doing the cuttins, is young man,
about twenty-five years old, ami il
IS said that ne is a very quiet boy
and that this is the first time he has
lad any trouble Of this kind. A war
fti;it mas ne3n S"Orn OUT FOR his
afre}:, but as yet haa not BEEN
served.
The doctors say that tfr. C!aytoa
IS resting as well as could b. ex-
pected aid that his chances for re-
cosery are very good, but they say
they can't tell what may develop.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
GUI Itll- GUI-1A ~ WORTH
MONEY.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc to Foley & Co.,
1855 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, ILL.,,
writing your name aud address
clearly. You vii, receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
iioney aud Tar Compound, 70:
coughs, colds and Group, Foley 5
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathargil
Tablets. For sale at Sylvia Phar
macy. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
Couldn't Raise
Arm To His Head
Hasn't Had a Sign Of Rheumatic
Trouble Since He TOOK
TaD!ac. Has Gained
Thirty one Pounds

i4II - -OIiC L OtllGS
II have actually gained thirtyone
pounds On three bottles of IanIac
and now feel like a new man in
every way" said J. T. Hawkins.
residing at 1886 Johnson Place,
Mem Jhis, Tennessee, some time ogo.
II was just racked with pam from
rheumatism for a whole year until
| couldn't hit lick Of work aid
wasjust up and down, mostly down,
all the time. Ny joints would swell
and cramp so couldn't raise my
arm to my head, colIdn't como my
hair, and When stopped over to tie
my shoes, The pain would almost
makene cry out loud | got in 81 h
a shape that | couldn't eat anything
without suffering afterwards and
nothing | tried in the way Of med
lclneS neipeG me any at ail.
Il only weighed one hundred and
eight pounds when | started taking
Tanlac aud now | weigh one hun
dred and lhirtynine. My joints don't
hurt anymore and can bend o.er
and use my arms at work with as
much ease as ever could. car
eat anything | want and as mucf
as I wish and feel like a new person
all the time"
Tanlac is now sold in Sylvia exclusive
| ly by the Sylvia Pharmacy; IN Erastu
by M. l.. Coggins and in Glenville D,
w. M. Fowler.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
s-.sfecrh Cannot Be Cu1ed

Wit;i LOCAL APPLICATIONS, az they
cannot reach the so.i- of The disease.
Catarrh is 2 local disease, greatly in
til.sIi, ed b. constitutional conditions, and
m otue- 10 clrc IT y.:u must take All
IL :erBal remedy. Halls C-ateTTh Medi-
ci"e IS taEen internally ind acts thru
the bi1o3 %. the n2ucous surfaces Of the
system. Italfs Catsrra Medicine was
prescribed by one OF The beet PHYSICIANS
IN this cc'.ntTy for years. 1t is COM
Hc5e6 Of sorce IF the best tc.lics kaown.
combined with solne OF tia best blood
pTlide-s. TIE perfect comb ID itiOn Of
tn ingredients in Hsl.'s Catarfil Medi-
c;i:c is what produces such wonderful
recruits n catarrhal condit;ono. send Cor
tnsr riT.3o nai:;. free.
T. j. CHENEY & CO, PROPS, ffoicdo, O.
AL Druggists, &c
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
DON'T FOOL YOURSELF

A man suffering from backache,
rheumatic pains, stiff joints or sore
muscles may laugh and say these
symptoms Of kidney trouble don't
amount to anything" It is folly to
Ignore Natures warnings. F'oiej
Kidney Pills si2e quick relief in
didney or bladder troubles and 1T
is better to be safe than sorry For
sale at Sylvia Pharmacy. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
ABOUT GOOD ROADS
Eagle Lake, Fla, Feb. 1. 1915.


uneneaged space in the Journal [
would like to use it this week, to
communicate with my Jacksonian
friends.
| had thought for some time |
would write to the Journal, but had
not thought so strong of it until
found copy of the Journal down
here in South Florida.
want to tell you all how this
state has impressed me. l have
been here in Flor da about six weeks
al d the thing which has impressed
me most is (not speaking of ac-
quanitances, of course) something
which may be seen all over the
state, and something which |, as
well as many of my Jackson friends
hope will be as common there as
here, before the world is much Ole
er. In my opinion it is decidedly
the most essential thing in the de-
velopment of all natural resources
such as our own county has. | even
put it ahead of churches and schools,
because, where Good Roads 60, all
kinds of public enterprise will fol-
low.
| am in Polk county, where there
are three hundred miles of asph alt
roads. Three hundred miles? That
sounds like it might be exaggerated
doesn't it? Wellit isn't, but it mis.ig
be, if there were any need to con.
vert the sanu clay roads into asphalt
When good roads are mentioned
to Stacker" his unfail.ng excuse
is Tax! Taxi! | wish every man, from
the one who wears out sole lie, .ther
by riding the Ankle Express" to
the one who rides in a car Woulu
compare the expense of a bad road
to that of good sone-ssFing nothing
of inconvenience.
was talking with one of the tax
payers down here just a few days
ago and asked him has tax increas
ed on account OF good roads," III
said mo, not ten dollars, but TIVE
dollars" If any person will shoV
Il mean tell me, for | don't want t.
see him) a man, self supporting
who can't even pay five dollars,
will work his tax out for him Gf
have The opportunity at one dolla
per day.
When you think Of building road
down here, just rem ember they hav
even greater difficulties to over
come than we do there. They hav
to mine the clay to build the be(
and they to sometimes throw up
half mile or more. That is, build
up out of the water in the hon
mocks. Still, they have good road
Can't WEI
Let me tell you what makes m
toring pleasure, other than goo
roads. You may leave prospe
Gus little town, where you see Sc
eral nice, big churches and b
"' two or three story school house, al
the scene changes to that of thir
or forty acre orange grove, Whe
the trees are bending to the groul
with fruit. And in that oran
grove you may see trees of lemoI
grapefruit. lines, tangerines, ma
darins, kumQuats and ba n a
Next you see a truck farm in ia
uary, with cabbage ready for t
market. A palatial residence 81
rounded by roses and palms OF d
ferent varieties. The widest p;
of Florida is very beautiful. with
hommocks and trees filled W
Spider Net Moss. Florida is gr'
state, but remember, | am a y
Heel"
had better stop writing bef'
you have to build fire Or
Well, all | ask is please, be put
spirited. If not for your own sa
for some one else.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-A A fine mare an
colt, at a bargain. Cash, Bonds, or
War Savings Stamps. r. R. Fisher
Addie, N. G.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE IA sheep, Is ewes
and | buck. Milas Parker, CoWarts
N. G.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
4 WOMAN'S RECOnlMENDAT;OE

MTS. D. l. ITyOT, K. Z D. I, FTank'
lin Av., Otsego, O., writes: L real,z
ed so great benefit from the use
OF one box that | feel safe in recon-
mending Foley Kidney Pills to any
kidney sufferers. They relieve back
ache, sore muscles, stiff joints, rhe,l
matte pains and bladder ailments
F r sale by sylvia Pharmacy. adv
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
News RON THE CAPITAL

The following news notes taken
from the News and Observer, will.
be Of much interest to the readers
OF tie Journal:
TAe dog question is scheduled for
debate il 5he 1odse today. However
it is not likely that there viii be
mucn argument, The proposition is
all one way over there. The Ray bill
is destined 70 60 through without
RADICAL changes, it seems, aid tIlen
viii come the question Of adding
something to its provisions when
the Stevens bill is taken up by the
Senate. No doubt about it; N.rth
Carolina is going 70 have do5 law
that viii be State wide.
In Representative Ellis Gardeners
home county, Yancey, q $4,000
school building was burned by a
miscreaHt about a year ago and tn
statue only made the oITense Il is
dclnaanor, Mr. Gardner introduced
yesterday q bill to make burnln .
a sch 2ol house q felony just as much
as burning q barn and the p7lilty
lie imprisonment upoa conviction
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE 2 mich COWS, l horse.
Will Withers, Greens Creek, N. c. St
FOR SALE-three pure bred DIT
roc boars old enough for service,
one gilt, one brood SOW and one
large boar 18 months OLD. Z. F. JAR
rett, Dillsboro, N. c.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-07
GOVERNMENT Agent
VISITS bHTSON CITY

Mr.. hfcDo3ald, Government E5.-
p.osivc License Inspector, called al
the Fl; e oi the Clerk of the ST.
perior Court this week. and made
an nspeclion of the records of ex-
piosive licenses sold to different
parties i'll Swain County.
While here he stated that it kai
been rep ,rted to him that differen;
oaes had been dynamlting fish ii
Tucka easee and T.nuessee rivers,
and that the U. S. Government is
going to thoroughly investigate Tie
matteraS to how AMI where these
law Drea eTs obtained the 4yna it
and that Do;n pir,ies letting out ,l.o
dynamite for illegal putpu-cs, and
persons using he same wo;iId be
prosecuted 10 tile full extent OF the
| law.
Hereafter parties desiring explo-
slve license viii apply to s. B. olnil-
ey, Clerk Superior Court, Z. NJ
! ThomassoH, former Clerk and licens-
Ing agent, having resigned in his
favor.-Bryson City Times.
}. 0. Fisher has gone to Andrews
for & short stay.
4 The Southern has force OF meE
at work remodeliag the Interior O
the depot here. 'l'ney are also givinG
it coat of paint
. j. NJ. Risdon Of Tuckasiesee wa.
in the city On business the first {
the week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03
HERES sA MANS IDl
Of PERFECT "aI'
Apollo Satisfies Indicate nat
a Male Must Be Five Feet
Eight Inches Tall and
Weigh i4s Pounds

Atlantic Cry. y J. Fes a--Loos this
asr over. men. II i the Official
rieasarement of the perfect man IS
aid down by the National Associafien
u Merchant iailors. who win meet IN
annual convention here this week ~
ses style pace for the coming yea..
Height. 1--WE feet elsht inches.
weight iisis pounds chest sS inches.
~ais ss,s inches. hips ssh inches.
fgh siA inches. calf AZ inches.
The rsfort cf the committee which
fas been taking careful statistics from
al the canlonmsnts of the nation IL
~srklng oul the average for the
1919 Alollo regani these figurrs rrc
IT" and will stick 10 Il. physical cul-
'e'e * erts 10 the contrary.
You can't beat the standards taken
~ tncie Sam IN getting that splen-
did army OF sorappers together" sald
A member OF the commission. There
Is no reason why this perfect man
we have evolved from 4 careful psra-
IA q these standards should not d.
he world model. They represent al
clasies cf men within ahe draft age.
The idea that physical perfection
among men should be- measured BY
hulk IS al wrong The exactly pro-
poriioned man model for The year 1919
should III into the measurements We
have worked out"
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,VLr CoAsr-EAsrERS STATES.
NEW MARYLAND WELL
DOUBLES ITS FLOW

Ponca CITY. Feb 3-Iacreasins the
depth by a foot of Mollie Miller No ,.
drilled in last Friday by the Marland
Refining company. on the northwest
quarter Of section s-a5-2 east, sho'
production from 500 barrels 10 1,2o)
barrels daily.
The Mollie Miller well opens u
new possibilities for Oklahoma" Z w
Marland said There was a time
when the Bartlesville sand was con
sidered the ultimate. Then came the
Tucker sand and oil operators saio
ahat Is the end of 1t for Oklahoma :"
Willy Cry No IL. southwest of g.
25-2, is finishing at 1907 feet. Willy
Crv No IL. same lease. is drilling at
345 feet. Number ~. same lease. Is
rig ging up. Murdock No l. southwest
quarter OF 2-27-3 east is reported
good for 20 barrels at ss6 feet. The
well Is in sand seven feet. School
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land No 9. southeast quarter of 10
-s-s east. is shut down al $50 fe-rl
Tor an underreamer Brown. souiA
ea2 quarter OF l-2s-z east. has casing
troabie ~ 1890 fsst Herlig. rorth
east quarter Of 2s-a7-3 east. u drill
ing al $50 feet. Malone. soahsesl
quarter OF 2s-@7-s east. has sand ant
water al 2ico feet. Brooss. south :
west quarter OF ~ -cs-a east. r. drilling
- ls"e feet. Heibe5on. soatheas,
quarter of ls-es-s oass. is fishing al
1880 feet. cronan. northwest quarter
Of So es-s east. Is drilling At 30 feet.
Nsshl DsLodye No :. northwest quar-
ter az i7-ss-2 east has a showing %
oil al lsSe feet
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AGENTS WANTED.

ROOSEVELT Memo ial Book Illus
trated. World W~r History Pic
to,i ial These books oaving enormous
sale. Our agents dong biggest busi-
ness Get with liscst house. Best
terms. Outfits free r. l.. Phillip,
Publishing Co. Chicayo. H.. Philadel :
phia. Pa. Atlanta. Gs., Waco. Texas,
Denver. Colo. Butte. Mont. Address
nearest office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
First Published in oklahoma Week
~ Leader Jan. 80. .9ls)
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF
LOGAN COUNTY. OKLAHOMA.
lNOTtCE NO oa07l
(NoTicE NO. 28o7

J. p. Douglass. Plaintiff. ys Han
rah p. Everhart and Agnes o. CAT
fney, Defendants
The State of Oklahoma 10 Han
nah y. Eyerhart, greeting:
You will-tak notice that the above
named plaintiff did. on the Goth. day
of January. 1919. file his petition in
the above named ceur. against you
ard your co-defendant, named above.
and that YOU must answer said pet
ition on or before the 18th. day of
March. 1919. or sucn petition will be
taken as confessed and a judge
raent rendered in said action against
you for the sum Of s20l5o with
legal interest thereon from the s-sh.
day of October 1918 and $75 attorn-
ey's fees and all costs. and decree
ing the foreclosure of a mechanics
lien heretofore filed with the clerk
of said court in said sum of 1901 SO,
on lots % and - in block u. in that
rart of the city % Guthrie known
as Wet Guthrie. III Logan county,
Oklahoma. and ordering said premi-
ses sold TO pay all said sums. to-
gether with such sum as may be ad-
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PERSONAL.

TUBERCULOSIS tConsumption) ex-
iernal application New. latest,
quickest method or process OF elm
nation Glaranietd Write for ire ?
booklet Minsaie-silyo Mfg. co
Asheyille. n. G.
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WANTED Statesmen
STOCK Statesmen.

Financial house mas opening for
five $1,000 per month stock salesmer
10 follow up live leads which cost us
from sio to SIS a piece in small
towns. Strong selling issue. Have
active endorsement OF many promi-
nent men. % 10 80 leads when sales
man starts; mere continually; excel
lent references required. Address.
Sales Manager. es52 Chicago Ave
Chicago. III.
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WANTED Salesmal. calling on best
class Of trade. 10 sell staple produc-
as side line. Large commission Ex-
perience and sample unneces sary. II
in earnest write T. Mount yernoa
Paint a OH Company. Richmond. Va
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judged due the defendant. Agnes o.
Gaffney. on her ssss7s mortgage
thereon. and an COTS In this action.
ana further that from and amer snch
sale yJn be forever debaTed iron.
any estate or title in or 10 said
premises. Martha ~ Neal. Court
Clerk. n. NJ Adams. Plaintiffs Al
torney
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ATTORNEY.
n. IA. ADAMS, practice in all courts
office, io21a West oks. Ave.
Phone 4i4.
ATTORNEY.
DISTANCE FROM GUTHRIE
ourHRln srRtEr plRrcIoRY

otiahoma Avenue Is the dividing line
north and south. Division Street Is the
Dividing tine east and west
North 81 Okla Ave. Cleveland. Noble,
Warner. Mansnr Logan Washington,
college. In lIavighorst addition; jefferson
Jackson. iavighorft
South 81 Okla. Ave Harrison, villas.
Springer. PERKINS. Grant Lincoln, unlyer'
city. Martindale addition. Garfield Ar
thur. Mcklnley. Roosevelt. Eimonas,
Nartlndale. Boan Mc'urtain. Basset.
East OF Division SIT nc Broad. Ash
Oak. Elm. Maple. Walnut. Capitol Park
Drexei. Cedar. Cypress Poplar. Fine.
In Rely~a addition. pine cherry. Io-
Gust. Birch. Sycamore, Hazel ArbOlr
Chestnut
West Of Division 50 FIRST Second,
Third. Fourth. Ffth Sixth. seventh.
Eighth Ninth. Tenth, Eleventh.. Twelfth
Thirteenth Fourteenth. Fifteenth SIX
tenth Seventeenth. Eishtecnth. Nine
teenth. Twcntveth. Twenty first rwen-
ty-second Twenty third, Twenty fourth,
Twmtyfifth. Twenty
Running North nnd South. Sineets-
East and west. Avenues. 1ouleyaris.
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FOR SALE 900 bu. of Red Texas
Seed Oats. coo bales Alfalfa Hay
and other feed: cattle. horses, ain
farm equipment at auction February
Il. Al home farm Watch for bills
G. N. Wescoii.
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FOR SALE-l3l7 Ford touring car.
in Al condition. at a bargain Roy
kneeland.
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|@5!aa1
=

WtANTED-Young man TO run en-
trains as news agent Apply
Harvey News Stand. Santa Fe depot
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Leader. Feb. ard. 1919.
ORDINANCE NO. 1885.
An Ordinance AlpropriatlnF Certain
Moneys TO The Payment OF sundry
Accounts and Expenses and de-
tlaring an Emergency.
BE u Ordained by the Board OF Com
missioners OF the City OF Guthrie.
Oklahoma.
Section p. That The sum of a.
1886 s. hereby appropriated for the
PURPOSE of aging hills uHon the fol (.
lowing accounts and which bills have
heretofore been aIiroyed by the Com
missionersa
General Fund s4.iTe.53
Street Sprinkling Fund c50.s3
Bath House Fund ...... 33ss3
Cemetery Fund ........ 1895
waterworks Extension
Fund .....-..t....... N3s.i2
Total ...........h S59lSt5
-AH1 Ahf hdetf aHu Wy AlflA afF
hereby directed 20 draw warrants on
aid accounts for the same in favor
4 the persons to whom said bills were
Nllowed
Section = For The preservation o.
'he public peace. health and safety
m emergency is hereby declared -
'x.si by reason whereof this orslin.
ince shall he in force and effect from
md after the passage. approval ana
publication
Passed by the Commissioners ana
,plroyed by aho MAYOR tbs erd da
II Feb. 1919.
J ~ HARTMAN
ATTEST. Mayor
GEO. l. ANDERSON.
City Clerk
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FOR SALE.

724 f. Springer. s-room. modern;
cisiern. ; lots. Owner paid me s2.50c
for this property few years ago
Now tells me TO sell ii for s2.0oO.e0
With terms
1o7 Z. Warner 6 room. modern.
lots; cisiern and garage. 100000.
al +. Warner; room. modern
with > lots. for s2.509Oo; all are nice
ly located and worth the money.
Z. y. BLACkMAN.
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Unusual Offering to
the Careful Investor

One OF the best known and
most firmly es.ablis he'd institu-
lions in oklahoma city IS in
creaS.ng is capital stock to care
for business already developed.
and dez.r,s 10 place this stocf
with men who's, influence and
operation will be helpful 10
the future growth Of the busi-
ness. -
This Institution has pasted
through the eNperlm entail stage.
mas proven irs worth and Is n.~
making money fhe facts 3lil
convince you Il has possiblllt IS
greater ih4n viii be claimed.
The management viii stand the
closest Investigation. Some OF
tke best known business men in
The state are among the pres.n'
stockholders.
This stock Is not Offered
through brokers. All YOUR
money will 20 TO the treasury
OF the company No commits
sion - being paid or has c,er
been paid by this compan, for
sale OF stock Details will be
gwen al your convenience by
representative OF the company
This offering Is unusual N
many ways but particularly IN
that you are given an 0pp0r
tunity to come into a going coh-
cern on the ground floor. All
stock now issued represent, ac-
tnal investment: no prospects.
hopes or good will have been
capitalized in this INSTITUTION.
II you desire permanent prof
hable investment, rather ti.in
speculation the facts which viii
be presented will be convincing
TO your business judgment.
Write today. Address As.
Leader. s2RW
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

$3.50 PER day paid one lady in each
town 10 distribute free circulars
snd take orders for concentrated fla
,oring in tubes. Permanent position.
J.. 4. Barr Co, Chic go.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WIDOW wants 20 correspond vita
widower between the ages of 3s
and 40. Mrs Cora Shultz. Crescent.
Okla r 3, Box 40.
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FINE-ACRES close in: 4 room house:
barn; cave. fine chicken houses and
lots: good well: lots of fruit Vacant
now. See A. b. Armstrong.
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,Firs: Published n the Guthrie Daily
Leader. Feb. ard. 1919.
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FOR SALE-Two residence and four
lots. Inquire W. r. Power. sos n.
Ash st.
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WANTED Miller - Hel wants good
white woman cook Phone 73.
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WANTED-Night clerk al lone hotei:
man or woman. Apply al desk or
inquire for Page Warren.
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WANTED-Will pay cash for four or
five good milch cows or heifers.
s. S Cain. Guthrie, Okla, r. No. 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

wANTED-A waitress at the Harvey
House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

!STRAYED--A stray pig came to
Shonehair farm. west of Guthrie;
weight about SO lbs. Telephone
L. w. 25i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

STRAYED--A stray pig came to the
Shonehan farm. west of Guthrie.
Weight about so lbs Phone l.. w PSI.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-10
Watch Your Step!-No, Your Check

ESERT life, once believed to be free and lin the open" is threat
ened with the faint of the efete East. What's the use of living
in Massachusetts or Pennsylvania, for instance, where there is
"a law for every time you turn around? But listen to this from
the Carson City Appeal: IAN observant student of the law has
called attention to a Federal statute which makes it unlawful
to issue a check for less than one dollar. Thousands of persons