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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-12-12

and was unable 70 get
relief before taking
Goldine. | had head.
aches often, and was
also bothered with
dizzy spells and heart
trouble. / was badly
eoustipated and trou.
bled with gas and
bloating. ! tried many
kinds OF medicine, but
none seemed to help
NE. Then | found
Goldine."
Ask Mary J. Straw
what SIZE THINKS
OF GOLDINE for
stomach and nerve
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-12-12

Remember. GoLDINE is sold in Bro,,,e.
boro by W, F. Root c. i. Thomas, Brat,le.
boro Drug Co. and {. f. GRAHAM; also in
MSyhtinslhan by r. W. yillsoni Bernardston.
Pharmacy; and by dealers in Marlboro. Nil.
Evansville. Townshend, West Townshcnd
Wardsboro, Ncwfane, South Ncwfanc, la.
maca. East Dover South Londonderry. Jack.
sonvilc, Grafton. Putney, Wilmington and
in Hnsdale, ~ II. If your. dealer does
not carry GoLDINE in stock, have him Sc,
cure q from ne Gibs3n'Snow Co, Of Albany.
Troy ~ r-Adv '
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sympa
thy extended and for the floral offer.
ing at the time of the death and burial
Of our beloved father and grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Watson and fam
lily, Miss Susie Watson, Miss Lena +.
Blodgett, Mrs. Harlan Blodgett,
Townshend, W.. Dee. IL, 1919.
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Card of Thanks,

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors, who so kindly made easier
our burden during the illness and AT
the time of the death and burial of
our beloved one.
l.. II. Stickney, T, r., IIead and fam
ily, w W. Head and family.
Brottleboro, VT, Dec. 10, 1919.
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At n meeting of the vestry of I'M
manuel Episcopal church at Bellows
Falls it was voted to give Rev. Henry
l.. Drew of Pittsburgh, Pa, a call to
become pastor of the church.
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Woman Had Right Idea

Mrs. Alfred Duclos said:
Il suffered for two years with female trou.
bic and other diseases
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Jbe 0ermont 4b@mi.,
TEN PAGES
BRATTLEBORO.

There will be an old folks dance in
Grange hall in Vernon Friday of this
ANnnk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-31
TENNESSEE IS
STIRRED OVER
COOPER AFFAIR
Slayer of Carmack, Guber-
material Candidate, in 1908
3 is Himself Mysteriously
Slain.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 30.-The body
OF Robin j. Cooper. prominent lawyer
OF Nashville. who in 1908 killed for
mer Governor Edward W. Carmack.
was found this morning about TO- 80
o'clock in Richland creek in Belle
Meade Park. about 100 yards below a
bridge on which his deserted, blood
-" tered car had been found. Mr..
Cooper's body showed bullet wounds
aha osnsr marks of violence.
A more careful examination of the
body was made afte- it had been
brought to an undertaking establish
ment in Nashville. This revealed that
the supposed pistol wound behind the
ear was a cut. Wounds about the
forehead Indicated that the victim had
been severely dubbed. The bridge OF
the nose was broken. Death was caus-
ed by three inch fracture OF the
skull There was little water in the
lungs. indicating that death had oc-
CURED before the body had been
thrown into the creek
A preliminary examination when the
body was taken from the water indi-
Gated that Cooper had been shot
through the head. the bullet coming
out at the left eye There VAS also
bruise on the forehead. As the body
was taken from the water the left ear
bled profusely- His coat was almost
torn from the body and the trousers
were torn and bore other evidences
that the body had been dragged over
the rocks.
The theory of the police is that
Cooper was murdered and robbed and
his body thrown into Richland creek.
According to w. O. Farmer, the well
known turfman and q neighbor OF
Cooper in Belle Meade Park Cooper
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-31
Steel WORKERS
MAY ORGANIZE
WITHOUT BREAK
Hope is Held Out BY Presi-
dent Gompers That No
Cessation of Work Will
Be Inaugurated.

Washington, Aug. 30.-Efforts to or
ganize workers in the steel industry
are being still made with the hope
that amicable. adjustment Of their de-
mands May be reached before any
outbreak or cessation OF work shall be
inaugurated," Samuel Gompers said
today in summarizing the American
Federation of Labor's executive coun-
Gil session.
Gompers did not Indicate on what he
based the hope of adjusting the strike
controversy between the United States
Steel Corporation and its employees.
President Wilson was yesterday to
intervene. but as he has yet made no
move, some officials believed he shad
declined. Meanwhile the time limit
set for Chairman Gary, Of the Steel
Corporation to answer the mems re-
quest for conferences expired without
an answer being received.
Formal approval of the strike Of
cigar makers over the country was
given in telegram sent to g. w.
Perkins, OF Chicago. president Of the
Union. The council announced II had
concluded. ito appeal to all workers
and friends for fun moral and finan-
cial support" Of the strikers.
The telegram. signed by President
Samuel Gompers. said:
ssThe executive council Of the Amer
lean, Federation OF Labor having under
consideration the strikes of the large
number OF cigar-makers Of the coun-
try endorses the attitude Of the Cigar
makers international Union Of Amer
lea. The executive council has con-
cluded to appeal to all workers and
friends for full moral and finacial sup
port for the cigarmakers engaged in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-31
RACE RIOT BREAKS
OUT AT KNOXVILLE

Knoxville, August 30.-After
failing to get into the jail after
a negro suspected Of having
murdered a white woman here
this morning, the mob spread
over the city tonight and in a
general firing two negroes are
reported to have been killed and
an unknown number injured.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-31
Advance Guard Headed BY
Judge Sheppard Leaves for
East Coast to Present Lo-
cal Claims.
WAY PREPARED
TRAIL BLAZERS
Chairman Hancock and
State Touring Committee
Lined Up South Florida
Cities With Pensacola.

p.r. rs,.v Ar0 M p..r,v~n
go 60 .--o.,..,~- - -...- ---...
s.s .--- =.
Died Dy unanimous vote endorse Fem
sacola a. the logical place for holding
the rqortda Victory Centennial ~ he-
-.
oniteo States' OUT also pe1ne the
most advantage0usly situated for
holding such . centennial in view Of
the fact that It Is several hundred
miles near the center o. population
than any other city seeking this hon-
or. q. NJ. West, ID. r. Reed. n. &.
Harris. G. b. Roth, Committee on Res
buttons. II. L. Moore, secretary, L. X.
Mayes. president. West Florida Press
sAssociation.
The advance guard of the PenEa-
cola committee which will urge the
naming of Pensacola az the site for
the Florida Purchase Centennial, was
off last night for jacksonville. Judge
W. b. Sheppard, chairman Of the conn
mittee which will argue the city's
claims before the state commission.
John s. Beard and J. n. Bayliss. left
last night. :. Hobart Cross and ,. A.
Jones win leave tonight IN ample time
40 attend the meeting IN the morn
Ing. John p Jones. father" or the
centennial movement ana Pensacola
member of tho Florida Commission.
leaves this morning.
Members OF the committee 90 ARMED
with convincing data a. to why PEN
sacola should be chosen. First the
right OF the city to claim her just due
will be urged. second, the historical
reasons for holding the celcbration
here and third the superior harbor
which can accommodate the navies Of
the world and where . gigantic naval
display could easily be given. These
are the three most convincing argu-
ments but others VIII also be put
fortn.
strong conviction was again ex-
pressed yesterday by the flying can
tennial squadron which went through
the state 70 create sentiment favor
able to Pensacola, that the city woul1
win. It was confidently stated last
night that victory was In sight. The
touring committee IL reasonably sure
that Tampa and Key West Will sup
port this city when the decision IL
a~.s~s.. -,.x- 8. r..<s-
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CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-31
TO HAVE
RIGHT Of WAY
TOCE EBRATE


Governor sydney J. Cats will
speak in Pensacola Monday at the
Labor Day celebration at Palmetto
Beach. He viii reach Pensacola to-
night in ample time for the festivities.
The governor comes to Pensacola in
response to telegram from r. @. AL
len. business manager of the Boiler
makers Union. He will speak on the
labor situation and probably on his
candidacy for the United States
senate.
Pensacola will greet the greatest
Labor Day celebration in history with
practically q closed city tomorrow.
Men and women Of every trade and
every class will take advantage or
the national holiday and practically
every business organization in the
city has put the ban on work for the
day.
offices of the city government VIII
be closed except for brief period
when the board of commissioners
meets in weekly session. adjourning
Immediately afterwards until Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock. There win
be no court sessions and the posfoff1ce
VIII observe holiday hours The Judge
and the clerk OF the court or record
and the county Judges offics will
close 1T noon. All banks or the city
will have q holiday.
The big celebration OF the day will
be held at Palmetto Beach when or
ganixed labor will stage q picnic for
5000 people. The Cushnocs and the
McGowin-Lyons team OF Mobile will
play at the beach at $3.50 o'clock.
Numerous outirgs to the nearly re-
sorts have been arranged and launch
companies will keep steady stream
OF boats making the run to the gulf
beach. A big railroad traffic il con
templated and scores OF people will be
coming in and going out OF town for
the days festivities.
Mayor Sanders. at special meeting
yesterday. issued the following Labor
Day proclamation:
Whereas. The first Monday Of Sep
tember in each years is set aside and
designated by law as Labor Day for
the purpose OF extolling the dignity or
labor and in just recognition Of the
claims of labor for the contributions
that it has made to the development
and progress of our country and
in supporting the principles upon
which our system of government IL
based and that have made our glori-
Gus republic the FOREMOST nation In
the world:
Whereas, President Wilson in his
Labor Message last year declared.
The army of laborers at home isl
as important, as essential. an the
army Of fighting men in the far fields
OF actual battle. And the laborer isl
not only needed as much as the sol
der. 1t is his war. To fail to win
would be to imperil everything that
the laborer has striven for and held
dear since freedom had its dawn and
its struggle for justice began
Whereas. the laboring classes, real
izing the truth OF these statements did
by their patriotic contribution Of brain
and Drawn largely contribute to the
victorious peace in the world war for i
democracy, and
Whereas, at this period of recon-
struction. when great and new prob
lens are presented that must be solved |
I'm q true American spirit all citizens
who realize the sacred rights and du-
ties on the part Of both the employerI
and employee should give serious |
fContfnued On Page Twyo1
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FLORIDA WEATHER.

Showers ana thunderstorms
prooabie Sunday and Monday
gentle to moderate variable
winds.
= = = y y ~ * q u ZEE zzx
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SENATOR FLETCHER
SLOWLY RECOVERING


Washington. -. c.. Aug. s0---
Senator Fletcher. cf Florida. ii
slowly recovering from the seri-
Gus injurieYshe suffered ten days
ago when he was knocked down
end dragged thirty feet by q
street car. twill be about
ten days, however. before he is
able to leave his home and a
few days more before he can go
to the senate.
The cut over the senator's left
eye, in which sixteen stitches
were taken. is healing satisfac-
tory but his nerves were badly
shaken and considerable swell
ing still remains in his left
shoulder and both knees The
senator has received hundreds
of letters of sympathy from
Florida and other states.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-31
Mr.. b. Walker Curry,
Advertising Manager.
Pensacola Journal.

Dear Sir-Permit me to ex-
press my appreciation of the ex-
cellent position given my small
.Ad" in yesterdays paper which
brought such results that was
: forced to kill 1t after one days
insertion. / can conscientiously
state that The Journal brought
me better results than any pa
per have used in West Florida
Yours very truly,
ROBERT G. ALLEN,
Manager International Service.
Southern Branch.
q a i q z q q q a a a g x a q
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-07

HOUSES FOR SALE no
$500 CtSH buys 2 room house snd lot.
price $500 terms TO tuit on baauce
Call ut iu6ls \ lawlou
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'ANTED TO RENT

bo8,. 10 RENT-Fi,p or ii, roor,
% rg,-.. .a''hri modern. Call Osass
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GuOp LAND on CREDIT
In Nl,hiEAn. hest hardwood counties ~
money Iu grams. stock poultry. fruit. 10
10 10 actcs on.y 81 TO tJI per acre
good tuvus. schools ruIr'h~- No EwaWUa
or stones Small down payment Fnsy
monih trrus h.ur credit b. good Boss
Land rompaoy Jl25s Fir,t National Bank
hutilus thlra-u !.
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SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS

We have large number OF other
low prived farms with comfortable
buildings, for so to so per acre. on
good terms. Send al once for copy
OF large farm bulletin. with COM
pIcic descriptions OF our many farm
bargains stuart Land Company De
Queen. Arkansas.
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~, .',N ,,t 'p".up ~ a,r,
''.'' "''.
TWO fNr r"un modern luuta.""s On HpN'h
SIDE, s'.H'N eA'h. IAlmof tcN' ESTATE
psaEe lInr
tnra RON sArr se
mn, ,,,.l. , ..,,,..,
-. ~" '' ,'tT g.l,,r,
,i,.h, ,,,,,, .',.' ..,, t,u
,ssR
: ,,,gn "a. ,,,,e U.,..,. tt.,.h,.
w 20 h'l y sou ~ No'E'''
,N''.N''l'' :. 'n' w" "',Na,
- "''t' ~ "'''' e., 'u"-a ''"' d
80 ,"'' "" l'' '"''' ''
holnEhs ltiD!l' s"un.Nls''" '"m S,r
tul,1 "a" Int'" WI NV,
.Hu" crop t'' your A''' '' ''' '''''
'"'"' "''He '''''
LIT l~ SHOW YOU Rodgers subdivision
uny f." ,ho.r' lots LEFT See ns At
once AZ 1898 ""I We VIII df''' YOU W
ih" "'''''"N
HAVE hul seen Rodgers foghi' '.h-
divsioul Don fail to Sc" those lois 70,
da, and secure one before 100 '"'' 'a''
Usage 'H'' '"' slP"'n''."'' "a.
an, .,on bigb Jry "rar pa,rmrnt with gas
main to the addition. no better invcr'
mcut offered just noW In real estate SO
cash go per month Gail 1893 for ap
polutnlcut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-07

thhtd -. FTNT = Or 5-room int
psl - inrui or house regrf. .,.
s N. AddIsss 4 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-07

WANTED--ro RENT s2
THREE or ioHT room tuyn,shcd or uniur
hished apartment Address Z4o. care
world
MANrIN--A iurutshcd houso, apartments
OF rooms for adults respectable pArucs
Address p o BOX 57S Phone iisT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE 30
MN oy.ro,r ,,,t.r, n,u.e- hayIvu,d
floors. built Va feature, 81 ino. ~ $50
cash, hsaurv Ngi .cr month uood
modern five room house. gnrakt, vel sul
chicken house blook OF cAt ilnc ~ 500
tN' r"oW h'u,r Nt''l',l ~. ',"'' go
so. ''s','N uN,'1 ~ '".t ~ ""t-v ,n
~, '' H ~. |''' t',. 40
now Tauns to iradr hr IuIss pr,pclt,
Tulsa urupr-i, 10 rAdr Tor land 4 y
Iltson UolIaud pldr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-07
REALESTATE FOR SALE
WANTED REAL ESTATE

"HN' 'H' "'"h -"
WAIT TO NIN dltrrt from owner Tive nf
hlN room modrtu burra'oN un south SIDE ,
must Dc reasonable fi'huuc u.bilt.
BUN FROM OWNfp and save htnAcr' =
commlsstNu. dandy uIefGs iur h"rn' or
luNrstn.rUt. ONE Broom South AeHNCr .
beet attnu, tinr tuf irmudcilur and
make Wuut1 one 9upEs'ov ioot lot 4,
pi,tN homes SroNui assured future.
10th hsrEa.a' ,'Hy ne % you mean
hu'rt,s Phone ussge $3.50 ur r"li
l5ri South rtryou.
....- -l-..-.-.....
" NNNIIp To huy good h,r or ,H room
bungalow good location . 600 down,
tlOr Isr month Niltrss a. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-07
REAL ESTATE
TO Trade for Auto,

AlmoS new 4-ruow house. ricr-
trly lghH bath, IN good part nt
the city Owner viii take lGht
2 passenger automobile IA a. tlrst
payment Price only $-,4bo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07
THE NEsr GREAT INDUSTRY.

By acting prcmf'ly yog nav acquire
fcr only one hundred dollsrs pe-
cnuusy. and a royalty - five dollars
per machine. a iiceuse 60 manufacture
or assemble ard seIl under nv ~x-
elusive patents an improvement that
rr7taces -. cuider and cleaner. fulir
automatic and seif-regulatinx. Psr4-
ccn b. purchased in anv quantity ard
can b readily p1t together auyxhers
With httie labor and no machiue-v
Quick turrover. tremendous profits
Every home. farm and suo-e a --os-
fec1- THIS = The coming business znd
nov = rhe time 70 zet into s.. NJ
ice fhss year Territory j. being c4oset
" wire- Don't ~sit. II vou csn quai.
ify Fr-d W. w'osf. - Y Webs :,
Chic.lso. IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07
Statesmen WANTED.

SALESWFN NEW CARHC RErOA
FoR FORD CARS Simpie. noi q
uorrn- psri installed n thirty min
nes. guaranteed 20 double your mile
e. an- start in zero weather without
1satins ~ printing Is DAYS FREE.
rai our 81 Louis man sol8 iie-' in
* n On hs. salt Lake cay man made
-u1el In ono week Write q a
aarnnretor Co.. $40 " Jackson Blvd
h'caEp
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NATIONAL cash Registers wanted
~lI pas snof cash anywhere Sfafs
numbers. iesers. ton and io~esi urice
Nr..e or vlre. Ganger. 7 e Wcss 4eud
q NeW YORK
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COTTON SEED

fURE. Machine cailed Heavy Lint
lng Eariv. Big Boil prolific
M.lare Triumph Cotton Seed iirecI
rum the hore ~ tbs famous variety
Write ~ wffe for delivered price "
H Whfmore. Lockhart. Texas
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Pure b7ei Barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs for sale. Is for
slzo. - OF more az the rate q s. %
PEI hund-sd. Mrs Frank B. Ander-
Route la Phone F-l5.
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FoR SALE

fse acres. 5 miles from city. se
riovef. balance meadow and pasture
With water Good improvements s.
per acre. with liberal terms
Good ~ near CITY. part % T. roli
alfalfa hntfom land
Well in roved 2"f acre.. mIier
frow ctty. - zoot bottom land pricsd
rtSh' wi'h ea,y terms
p J BLACKNAS
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FOR SALE-Moderu seven rcomed
residence: close in- Call Iese.
FOR SAI.E-Deiivery body for Ford.
cost $50 new. used six months. II
taken a. once. viii sell for ss5. 2. o.
Lufz y. G. Co.
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SAt.ES MEN - Enerrfic. 20 visii
schoois $50 salary and liberal
eummissson r % Evans a Co. iif
y ahaSA Ave. Chicago.
SALESMEN 20 sA boa pr.c,d mlsags
guaranteed tires must b. hse wfre
ENceslsnt prspos .on Go nEhf psriies
Write Tor particuhrs 90 Alias Tire Co
Es- Bradway. New iork CITY
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FOR saLE-NSce red SER calf. chezp
81 Sourh Oak
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fcrr YOrR WAR AND Roosevelt
BOOKS NEAR HOME. and say.
heavy freight charges AMERICAS
WAR FOR HUMANITY big s. Book
snasr.al ,nlcial nctures Persh.ag
-, - s.r.
-, .-., (
.., ., ..-t. ,.t,
@- r. M rr.-.,. ~
-. 49, ~, ~, Go,
waco Tex. 1900 y "h. cAIcaso lil
sss ph mouth Place outfits eo'i
hooss FREE To Noi,hkilS Address
uetresf office Geo g CLOVIS 90
---.- .-
49,.
pfCroffaf.H. aorv Wor.d War. aom
h4. lrs~ninefon 81 Genera
March -a .azse Illustrated ne
ear nancy maker ,xer knoeu sal
tc-s - a.. quickly Frec outnt
Htrorftal Book Co. Ch.caso.
wO>DfR GAS Gas making slant
f,- h. ms 81. rs agents s.. soc
:. ffssf far money. ours comes tatsr
Wonder Burner non ls. Columbus
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BOARD and noom in private family
privilege q bath ~ r. spr.nge'
avenue
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ArTCRsET.
n N. ADAMS. practice IN al cssets
Office. To- Nest okls. Ass.
Phone 4it
oIsrANeI FsoN ouTHRIg
relp wasTED-FEaALE.
PAGE SIX

WANTED -Fivs hrighf. cauah.e ladies
10 travel. demonstrate and SeN deal
ers. So o. 10 tsf'o pr week kail-
road fare paid Write a. once Goud-
rsch Drax CO Dept ea2 Oman N''hr
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FOR SALE-Psrt bottom farm: good
imrrovemsnts. crop and al goes:
posse~sinn nov. So mr a. onrr gov
Kneelsud.
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TEXAS LAND FoR SALE

The new Shsttuck branh - shs
Santa Fe Railroad viii open for set
tleuenf and develoF-nsnt q wheat and
stock farming section IN Northwes'
Texas near Oklahoma state line.
Thirty miles ~ rzilrcsd nor cou-
pleted. Larss of a prairie character
Teady Cor the piou. no stone. stamp
nor brash 70 be cleared. a. att-zc-
tive prices On easy terms Climate
heaifhful. rain fsHs during growing
SO on Write for free fllustrsfe<
folder. giving experience and results
settlers have secured in short tine
81 snail ca1stai I. c Spesrnzn. 80
Railway Exchange. Chicago. III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07

FOR SALE Fve fine bald - lofs in
desirable city LEGALITY Address
sale care Leader.
FOR SALE-C Choicc ssopertv. nice
NOON modera reeideucc. on one
- the h-aSf corners on r Noblc Nicsiy
finished inside furnace hoaf s-ricffs
modern rhnc BOTS. earagr. etc Can
sise .mmsu afe posses con Cheap a.
5000 Let me sho~ sr 'h.s one
Roy hneciand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07

VI manufacture a carbureior foT
Fors care which guaranteed %
,'ve douhls the mileage over arv
,ther carhurefor ever constructed re-
ariisss 81 name. make Or rrIce
Money refunded Il fte,n isy FREE
rial does not prove Z. Entirely mes
priacIpie. staple p.ain tube not I
moving rart Guara 4tecd 20 start IN
ZERO weather without seatins or prim
~ Tremendous demand Thous-
luis now ia u.s. In 'aicago territory
Reliable. energetic man Who oa1
.uaranfre sales and carry stock OF
$500 70 s. coo do9eacing % demand.
an secure exclusive territory and Viii
.ssiiy net $4,000 thn year No spe
-.al experience necc sary. VII also
furnish carhnretirs or other cars IN
,bout siNty dav frank A. Urwan.
1s ". Jackson Blvd. Chicago. III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07

FOR SALE-A guitar. in good condi-
ton. ch-aP Call Mrs Ralin~sisv
Eoca "a, lone hofei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07

House ana loi Cor sale AZ so Fasf
CisvslAnd Asr Write = p Roach
u. " sh 81. Oklahoma Cifs. Ter
iall particulars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07

WANTED-A cash register. phone
-. Or eaT At rsfisch Bros Net.
Company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-07

LOST-Bet~ee1 Gu-hr<e ard 4 nils
north Il Guthrie. one veilow hsnd-
bag containing I brown suit of cloth
SIX shfr-. leather map csses. o-sse-
books. testers and maps q TIE fir-z
Of Hcn--r a Norrrv. Au-usa. Kar
-as-s@o reward