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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
RED LIQUOR tanned;
TURNED INTO EXTRACTS
Experiment Will BE Made IN
Kentucky Where tho Real
Old Red VIII BE
TransfoFmod

Lansing Nkh. aaft e Ah ~.
pertinent intended - ponssFt flss
hsffA - aFed IN iho eooi gasF-
antesd nfoof ktnuesy whiske from
foarirs fsd llqaof lnia msak man.
usfed nafoane fef Sea eAkss Il be.
lnF conducted b he state dvgafl
msnt ~ aeu ullnFs chemists
The tquor e % be mfnsd lato
tanllia tnd lemon extract fnf dlslri.
button % stale Institutions Il u
issnffei lhe state can manaiaciura
iha finest favotnr extracts Al
ahau' ivo thirds me market prices
Ths process la nmuls. IN chem
hts say The alephal la dlatlllea
ana poured into vat afoand
vanilla beans arc sddad and lha
mixture e allowed 20 stand, Van.
ma extraei Il ihs result For lsmon
ntlpc Italian lemon ou IL addict 10
ihe alcohol The whlskes vaa sslasd
hy tha state police uso years aso
and aimee has been ruardsd behind
steel doofs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
THE WOOL Market
HAS BETTER TONE


Boston. sept The Commercial
Balleun vii say % ihe WOOL market
today
There Is better ton in the
marke ,his week and oysn the nne
grades have been moving better.
Prices generally are firn An eArly
passaEe Of the tariff l. expected. a.
ih.nes nov stand ~ilh the pfebsba-
ny thar che net rate on Wool viii
be lowered slightly from the rate 20
the senate BIB Reports n'om the
goods markets lndi ace slaskcaing
in demand although a fair solume
Of business 10 ngh,welghts has been
done
bradford reports higher prices
on Merino tops. eood Australian warp
efs being quoted az 5s pence far
December delivery Low crossbreds
are barely steady The east india
sales have been generally firm
'Mohair Is in fair request and
steady"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
MICHIGAN CIR! MAKES
RECORD IN WATER
Swims For Eight and Three
Quarter Hours Without a
Pause: Goes Nine Miles
on Lake

nenaonla Nieh. Sept Swim.
ming without pause for seht and
tarse quarters hours Miss Gene
We've Roes. ~. q lNrsdals. Mich
swan tas entire ishssh q Crystal
Lake near hers. q distance o. nine
m.les
Miss Rove dld noi lsaNe the wttsr
even to eat ner only food vas
raislns which we've handed 10 her
b persons Who accompanied her ~
boat Miss Rove took the rsislns
Win ore hand. used the ether IA
s~immlas she dia no rest hs
fioAtlnr.
sYoa see dont float anyway
she explained eftsrwards With q
smile. a have swan ever since J
vas eleht years old
Miss Rose 10 attending gir's'
summer camp here she danced 10
a rareant which the girls q the
cSap presented beiore ihe Consre.
raiioual summer Assembly a.
r'rankfcrt near Crystal Lake
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
B00TlEG Whisky MADE
TO LOOK LIKE REAL THING
But Officials q Texas and
Mexico Join To Put An
End To Dangerous
Traffic

81 naso. Ten~. sos,i. 4-Juarcs
prohibition officials, follo~ias usrn
less Issued by psssicisas ana peace
Officials 70 Amsrieaus here aFplnsl
drinking bootleg liquor have saksu
a hand "a en ,ffsu 70 sAclish =
aumesr ot allegei gNeit stills where
The iiouef Is AAnnfaehrsd
iAaaer resembling whisky. ainss.
hasr ieQanla tNewonn whisksA and
other liqaors In Iaares hasc bssa
found on this side 10 conlain IN.
lafioas elemsnis alihuuga a n
Esahd a. Erualne.
Dealers In Jusnes find ready
market for empty liquor bottles. and
double prices i paid when labslt
are ho, hrukrn
Illicit Manufacturers have several
nsans % dscelNnr hu,ers They
set ohsup Eade OF whisky ana pat
q "a bottles Which contained eAp,n.
slse brands Water and ,,a ire.
ouentb are used 20 dilute the
LIQUID Otben harn sae,r mak. tea
iron h0yes of various kindN and
add little alcohe Wlne ia treated
with oolered matter aud artificial
flayon
Al over supply Of hser made in
Juaref. chlhuahua ciiy Monterrey
and Mexico ciiy. Offered 10 Juarrr
saloons, has created auoth r up.
hcaval Ia laares liquor circles The
Wholesale price " beer has been
slashed and retail prices reduced.
Que place % offering free
lunch' with five cent beer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
TO PROHIBIT OIL BEING POUR.
70 MIRO NAvloABLE WATERS

Washington. Sept 2-The senate
late yesterday passed the bill pro-
hibitlng under certain circumstances
the discharge OF oil or other pollu
tion into naylgable waters. Sup
porters of the BIN claimed Il 10 be
designed TO avoid unhealthy condi-
tons along water fronts and "a
eliminate fire hazards. The meas
ure now goes 10 the hoase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

Tner sfsrsea l1i-. fsisns n VIA
Msaara he~fa fer ihe Art time IN
fsT a.e ff.e So - i.e rarsping naie.
chossrc Is uask beside her aaa IRE
Aute grA ~. WaGit Ina n0e rhaf'
Ant shsf &c Las care ehsi tsa
llked' NeaSaa. suaAng s.iiy. seui.
Nryicr'ase eas~~rxaiiea. vas eucharft,,
e. have LAla hurst into ial.tter knd
seartse htr hena
~ coasrionte5 her bright peeSeuoe
AMI n.aAy tArkia aIsearea from no.
shers rsuH4ne. VIA 5 gsauiis has
- frut
-nunglu'ahf- a. s.ouie& and Iulu
coula lave sipac,t via him
Sc saughg Ger saaae uiicrsuce Shc
wanted io talk ett1 Ninlan.
= AZ h,s,e veNe hreDSti saut.
ulches eneush.- uas ~ that she could
81 io sas
Iasy chess q spes. thxt . - Say.
np ait HesAeFf chese sact acrnxs
TIE river anc ~ ne shore whcre
fAsre Was AZ hat season 3 strip 81
warn hesch D01ght Hsfeert declared
himself me builder q incompaEahle
1rrs. aua mace rad smoage Mn
iAn vito u1s camI.er neither ~ hlTsh
nor ~ a1ogsAa. ksSs orer.ne bright.
y fo he,p could think ~ noih,ug 70
a.. and pEs~ruily. eeihinking Aimsesf
q sk.FYiux STOKES ueLf are tffet %
sag gten 80 the sowing river. Ina
cui her hnhd opea.ns The conAerse1
MIX ard was otiget q ~ under a
fre~ sna nurse TIE eoaa1 Mvnana
sqlned an sfe ss't and soagti cl.igent.
" Sc recne~r a. So Lula die al ne
work As for n sna Bo&.hy. tfey has
fakea ne rGl Are rcEe 81 water. e.
ce1rag.ng DIR - NJ ps.rt q tears
Rui tie two were Tcne Ter - len-
iAai 60 thtlf rsiarn. rRivhf VAS hun.
~ and oresS ard rls iesfIc
-Ta.ose 80 clsFestft fhe comfur; =
esier s--aple.- he slurriafeA -cannag
expect co1s 3erltior for themselves .n
he fuiure"
he dis a., ssy oE nhaf eihlrai teres
tAis tciaN vns based tui 10 ee,iv-
ersd :; wifa eKtrers aafho-fs ins
ctughs her iouer np sta her tech.
clTs@.i her bead and hooked "a ni And
Monaza acgtet ilke little aeun.
A soou A. Luiu hHe sn ir reldlness.
and oold cNned hs.tf ard salad fac tr-
gzr fhsir erteriy GraEresson npigti
became To- immenerfl 3wellef 10
rneen flssnesses BE hesln
-Thls i deal tea ycu r@orle
dent htif krsW gse y fey 8ont "a
oct Ia1 -, "a ihe oTen IL Better
thar any tcrie q; q dollar ne ssfiis
Natures sklic-eff Pre- a. ne air
Look a. u1f slr. So thai water
curi1 anyftlng he me~ pleasartf
re .iuli<t Z; ~ we Tlls mans
ftcs u1s fle~lnr nifh slrr'f rteas1ra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
No substitute Offered

Say what you will about druggists
offering something 'juft a. good" be-
cause II pays better profit. the fact
still stands that ninety nine out ~
a hundred druggists recommend
Chamberlain's Coiec and DiarrhoeA
Remedy. when the best medicine for
diarrhoea is asked for. aud 90 40 BE-
cause they know from what their Gus
toners say Of II, that Il can be Dc
pended upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

Thursion. The magician suggests
lhat messages received by ~ dinmf
and seances ara not tru mthe dead
but aro telopaihla communications
from the sEpefprople out yondfr
among tho stars Nobody cin ~ fye
Thufslon % wrong Iie has that
advantage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
A Pronounced suees,.

The uniform success that has at
tended the use OF Chamberlain Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the raiiei
and cure OF twel complaints. both for
childr~a and adults. has brought Il
into almost universal use. 20 that Il Il
practically without rival and a.
everyone who has used Il knows. Il is
without an equal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

y often CAUSED by an infan1ec condition
- ne mucous iininF u the Eustaehian
Tube. When thls tube "A infiamed YOU
hsFe rumniinK sound 0r Imperfect
nearing Unless the Inflammation can
=. t~aeeed. your heafths may be de-
rafoged forever a
hAi.LS CATAHitH MEDICINE uiii
% hhat Ne claim for if--rid your system
~ SAiarrh or Denfners eauand ~
eataffh. HALLS CATARfsH MEDICINE
has i~en nuccesafui IN the treatment Of
Cstafrh Tor over Forty Yeara
\ sol1 ~ all druggists
II J.. Cheney a Co, Toledo. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
RGlluvrs KIDNEY rRouslU

Dor two years, writes Mrs Sarah
\. Bennett. Anderson Indiana. = tried
most rverythins fer my kidney ,rcuhlcl
0ut had 40 snccess until ! e0i Policy
kidney Pills" Foley kidney pills
quickly relieve haekaohe. rheumatic
psins. dizziness and blurred vision,
kiancy aud bladder trouble
kldney and bladder trouble Sold
Every~ here -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

Somebody IA. figured ont that the
Allied debt 20 vnris sam - mofr aol
lars than there are letters 10 loeo
uibles aud ihal shipped 20 a. in ~
yor dollars. q would tlll 10000 freleht
cara How many letters arc thua IN
tho 1900 nlbi.af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

School teschera should give the
same advice to children who have
coughs a. fhis Florida teacher. Z lec-
ommsnded Foiey's Honey and Tar 70
fhe children y ny fchool who had The
M and good resuits came whenever
i vas used. writse Mrs L. Arm
str0nT, Oksechobee. Flor5da.
strong Okeschobee. Florids sold
BFerTwhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

ruelllai kla Mccoy Is ahunt -
take unto himself . hlnth wifs. aflsf
elghs previous trips 20 he altar have
ended ln tho divorce eourt a mtst
relnari. hle case of iod,mliahle psr.
sescFan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

oh. clar.cc. I'm go worried You
know you cold me 10 pat that piece Of
wedding-cake under ny pillow and
I'd dream of my future husbandy
HYei. dear. didn't It work.
That's SHAT worries me. dreamed
Of the seventy-first Regiment"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
OBSERVATIONS or
OLDEST lNHABIrANT

The old fashioned woman who used
to complain because she had nothing
70 wear now has a daughter who grlns
and bsres Il when she hasn't.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

~s,ce e,.,,s -, s.pissn l,ss,f Ru, -
-. -. +. seerl,e rls,asx ua.n 49,
ais.as r,~r,,nt u.x h.srs - -
49, -. ,,,s .n 80. As.
- IA ur-,r,. - ~ :.
"a
=, an.
-. -. - ,..a-s -
-,
......t.-.,.'.. y. =. ~.
- ~ -.
-. .f9s
-. - -, s.,.. ~.
......'.....','.- - 80, - -.
...s... -. /,
-.
-Iw'si' darling ais yca sure
ttees ~ lanserf
-NtF uaue Neue in ihr World
Mioeuf beard = dnsVnlug 10
rivvrf-
.Ru' soaro ros - very ussi-
"a essn1 te' Ma Nas Il mat
hsd iNe3 in hosi thra ugiout souih
u a.s hsf
Niai4n refl4d oui-ef hand. ilghte-'
q eixnr. ard saf un i ias m perms
rsat tashlah lnls piarr aguro VAS
rii.a Ia she siern. iAe caia Manona
E~xci arr itv bcrf rut ~ hcw Wi
c1i ef uafel a. is llsasurv ride
fAe facs q ne wife VAS ~ the face
- fas samfrd Il vas true thar she
retersa Der hasa1nes ofarlons al.ave
fas~s q au ether aaea. IN politics.
So sischrs. n r.lir "a. a. sieaiistry. >1s
is,s.kes 81 la AS dieia - ~ revelation
tnl nas ~ nai n.sgissratss Bai 1T
tsra take o4ss Ia h4hd. a. shaks lines
- eA.n above ii.e hack ~ avs horse.
aUl fhls eeuaa uoaid TRUST sng oth.r
ss.lu1n's hasliaad b pr.ien.uce IL
ars = fatnasaeaan
IuIa vas making The wafl ias, "a
iirt 49, slac'a se aut - e.srl..fs's
uny WHOA ne boat pui N u.ttaut
NInlsh. the fslt kind "a irrror and
aisaed that hs had GONE Ile hsa
kaf daVn near aer. and size pretended
nos e. ses Al lasi Lula underwood
tl.af Niuist pas dsineratelt choosing
g. rsnala uiih hcr Ihe iaasuor =
hfs ALA sff.r ~. sta-t.- ,....sf r,.4.
A. s1pianai4ou fsr l.aia. she asked
for g. ,al-saati.s. HeAaa STAYED
snl they were alone. Faf III an q
rrxfnrf - eraralnlrr the ascks and
herts vHs isra.nr Roth, auay 70 ~.
pastures little atatime.
ne sun nov fallen. had Ian an
erea waxsn sly Leave ara ferrs
arrsar.s lr.nei.ss vim ,he l.st, ,ast
wfflruun Tie hush ne warmth.
tie ec'or. weur charged WITH some ln.
tuerre TIE ar n tie time communt
Gated nalf fo Lula a. Intense and
l1.st Latginass She lad nat yst f..t
cuisf wIih Ninian For ne 49, tire
Hs-r AllrH esrsfasners IN his nrs.ef...
rcast.i. ana shs fe.f curiassi, aecas.
tened fo LIN. TO hlr, fhp ar - TIE
tine Impaired itssif 10 deepening of
rs f1ciie sgrrafiy.
DO rau Erou ssrneshinry te hs.
rar. ! fnink you hive 4 prs,tr hard
arunn1 here
-If- Lula vas xsnslssiy saao.
is1.ed
Yes Er 10 ron have 10 work
Ike fis au the fIanef I zue.s ,eu
wanf mind ms asFinr-
wei ! onett 10 ~osk. have a
horre win ue,n. Nsthar too
.1es. huf starrt Ne, as,rh, .. b...
sarre Ind Il = lie a yaur o.n Yen
want it TOO You tois uae you DID
fi.af frss day.-
So wss sn.-. av-t- 4. -. =
s..s.fr. h.r utth f. iorvinr wfl.b a..
- -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

Three Indiana sistors sloped az the
same time wcro married tv me
fame minister 90 their respective
rl,adios. then an returned 81 ahe
home Or the brides parents a sii
blow 90 dad with nlnlor coming on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
cur THIS OUT
ir is woRrA MONEY

Cut out this sllp. enclose with e. 70
Foley a Co .s9a Sheffield Ave. chi.
cnrO. an. writing your name aud al.
dress clearly Non will receive In ra.
turn = trial package containing rnl-
oy'a Honey and Tar Compound. Tor
cousha. colds and group Pulley Kid
ney pllls and Policy Catharue Tablets.
Sold 1Nerywhsre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
The Key that uniocks the Door 20
lonn LIVING

The men Of eighiy.fis and ninety
Years 81 axe are not the roAnd. we'll
led. but thin. spare men. live on q
slender diet BE a. careful as he viii,
however. a man past middle are viii
occasionally eat too much or oi SONS
article % food not suited 70 hls con .
siltuilon. causing Indigestion uf con
stipatlon and viii need dose 81
Chamberlain Tablets 10 move hi
bowels aud lnylForate hls stomach
When this Is done there ls no reason
why the average man should no, live
10 fipe old age,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
PRICE roo LOW:
FEIoHr roo nIcn

Joe Hannah. q oskaIoosa. found IN
snsrke; price % iow ard the frelgh.
- hlgh o. hls early pear cros o. =
80 bsshsis that - csuid not sfford %
skip 8, sss = advertising ths pears N
ne kons psfer - = csnie . bushe-
TAI oaxht 70 interest city folks VINO
by pesrs by the pound and p@y =
cestf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

Judge Charles G smith. a.
young man applying iar q marriage
license Non will fri lhs enaai
judge across the han You doa
need my services yet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

A Miehlean man died hsqueaihIns
his income oi $4,000 10 hh sistsr
Noighhafn taking hsr ihs neNH
found hsr dfai la The bathroom
Hard luck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

yea slncs e~sn here ncst yea evss|
ge sns~fsresy-
she sid "rhls u The nrs, place
tn-n Years
-I0rd, psas yea ~sns tei ot
coarse pea ae
~>oi ~ nuch places uke this--
4 @e What soa want i % st
swsy-like yeud ought to- lie ~
g~ded her "leeNe heen = blamed
nne kekine wemsc. he saia
She az ~, s~-h. bar the faint. "a
sesrect~a i-ain sgoRe for her
~roe Eost have hesn a gaod s,ok
ing nan once yoarseif-
hs lsurA eent ringing acrnss the
~ster. ~Neu1e PRETTY seea. he sala
Ne rrard~d her appresingly = aont
~ how veu d II ~ naosed. -hlsa,ed
n aa.~
~liow a. wAatf-
~Why eone baek. quick IKE that
9TH What sou say
leluS heart ves hsating palnfalix
TIE efert to hoid her oen in tan like
tbs vas tsrrsfyinF She hat never
tsiked IN tils fashion e aayene itwas
A. u sosne mkuer u TIRE or death
hunc en her ehlllty 70 SPEAK an alien
tongne Ard ~. when she was uas,st
a. loss that ether Lulu. whom che
had never known susthing sbcot
s>ued saddenn 70 spess Zoe her. A.
nov
It's my grand etucsucn." she said
She sat temr~d IN the loe her
beautiful hsir shlnlng IN ne ngAt u
the waun sks she he'd fhrewu ar
her hai and the linen duster. anf VAS
IN her blue gingham gean arainsi The
sks and leaves nut she sat stlsa,
her fee, cawfully cosen>a. her hands
lil AZ eake her eyes ruthes ritssus
in ihelt hspc setnehoe ta held her
VAGUE awn i~t fram her eame these
sunlcleat lnseu,lant replies
~Edaoailen he said lsaghlns heart.
~ That's mine toe Ne spake a
creed 4 alnt never had Il ana
aim never missed a."
A'fi faie' aFr hHnpy without an
edacsiisA 'Sid isuis
"Aoa'rr ret wry harry. ,housh-
oh -" she ~aid.
Wen. ~, said Ninlan. ~ih tel
you whai s'u DO. Nh@e sua hes
I'm Going % take you and Ina and
Dwight np 70 the city
80 fne ciiyf-
'-To show Dinner una q show.
fll give yua IRE god time
~lh - l.ulu leaned forward -ina
ana Duig'H ~ sompthaes never
been
~Welt lust you come with re IN
inak up what's eoad. You fell fne ust
ulaf yua Ike to raf. aua weu gct
It.
4 hassnt had anytAlne 10 eat ia
years ihaf haven't cooked m,sslf.~
he nlanneA for thhi lime ta coma
ana faln listened a. one intetx.l, a.
pereucine every word chat he uttered
Yet t was not IN that future merry.
making that NE feand her ios hut Ia
ihe CONSCIOUSNESS that he-sou,e one
ar,oae-was plAunlnK IKE uls for
her
Meanwhile ~ ana Pohh, had rooni.
"a fha cnrrsr hs az oia mus. ana
tels On down the ies.e No~ ,b,t
the pressnee u ne others was with.
drawn. she fuo lacked al,on, them az.
fernflr ana h.can ,hsmael,.s "a fi.e
az AZ inaueer~ Instead ~ ee.rr
Fs.>..r upan d, over,pwr r,ur sw IN
aif.es Pms we're ,tornIae Ia tte
near ew mn and nol.hs wanted nn.
Ue vas n amer a put ~ .,crin.
aly drew atm baes ,elar,rr, f,.v.
less "a. s.fe~ps n..on an .,,sns,f..
aceeurt ~ AZ. ~. ~ f,o,. -. h,,,
and 49, y. ..ls.a A.. c.ns,An,t, a,,r
stones nj grew re,,ie.s 11..re v-ss
a.. t.a c.ura ...r,s,r .,...,,,., \,
slts =. \. ea,e ,hr.,,t, ,..f,,. f,..t.,.r
u,,s,,s s..~,. q, a., ,,...,,., =,
length ~. "a. .,,t,v.a n ~, .tu.
-. t.tstv- ana ren ~ c,,,s,ea
rr,an r.~...r,t tnth .a,h a.. ..,.,
-, vI,h ,.l,,s, ~ 49, ,,,s,,.s.., 49,,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
roo cara 70 CLASSIFY

FOR RENT 70 adats only room
furnished modern house. would
like hoard Tor man ~ n. Hafri.
son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04

John r whtettone et IA 10 r. o
Cox wp gg 2s si7oo SIG sw ~
sWi-f NV IL of 10 ie aW
Stewart Goodrasiure Il az TO Effie
a milestone " Ds 20 20 81 ) i-a
sW IL sw NV i0-ls-2w
l. J ilirrel ct ux to Joseph Decker
w d ) 1 ~ 5000 Lots u3.ll Tx a.
G VI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
TOWN TOPICS


A l3-nar.old Aliooua nfwsh
fndlng $1,000 Ia bonds illna in the
stfeei. RESTORED them d fhelf owner
lie believing virtue IA Ia uWn re-
ward. Hav, the boz 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-04
COURT HOUSE NOTES


J J stubonbord 10 Joseph y I'm
plehy Ass'm'l - n II l.2 wv IS.
li-iE
Champlln a wlnklef Inc to VIM "
siaats release N ef Ei-e Ne 8T.
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FARMs-REAL FARMS - Most
wonderful farm in Crawford
County. Mountain Farm with 30
thousand dollars worth Of improve
ments. 1874 acres. modern house,
one extra fine mansion stock,
tools, equipment, everything,
$13,500. 81. 500 cash will handle
II. Only 3 miles to beautiful city
OF Titusville. Write for photo.
graphs and full particulars. Also
fine so acre farm $500. 40
acres $2,250. Many good farms
$1,000 up. First class land In a
first class farming section. Write
for list of bargains. 1t is free.
Good markets, good social adyan-
tages, fine level and rolling land,
no side hills. Good train service
from Pittsburgh GEORGE OFT
Titusyllle. Pa 1910 A
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WORK WANTED DOING house.
cleaning, washings, or restaurant
work. Widow woman. Write Mrs,
Clara Barker, General Delivery,
City. s724A
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Farms For Sale

FOR sHLE-1 acre, 5room house,
2 large poultry houses, / brood
ing house. other outbuildinEs, LOTT
Of fruit all kinds, good water, / 1.2
mile Court House In Hampton ad.
dltion. Phone 1925 r 4. THOMAS
BuRRLuCR. a677A
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LADIES WANTED and men too,
to address envelopes and mail
advertising matter at home for
large mail order firms, spare or
whole time. Can make $40 to SS5
weekly. No capital or, experience
required. Book explaining every
thing mailed for 1Oc to cover nos
tage etc. Ward Publishing Com
pany' TtltOn. n H. 1928 A
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AGENTS WANTED With cars to
sell TO Automobile and Truck
owners a wonderful auto device.
Live wire can make from $500 to
$500 a month. 1914--14th St, N.
W., Washington, D. C. a609A
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Agents Wanted

LARGE MANuFAcTURER
WANTS AGENTS: Sell adyer-
tised brand mems shirts direct to
wearer. No capital or experience
required. Free samples. Madison
Mills, sos Broadway, New York.
356s.A
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so ACRES $4,000, WITH 20 ACRES
FINE ORCHARDS acres good
land, 2 good houses. good barn ana
outbuildlngs one Of the best apple
orchards In Vinton County, trees
Just old enough to be in good
bearing. close to church 2 miles
from station and town OF 400 PEG.
pie, good nelghborhood, leased for
oil and gas at s1.00 per acre per
year. $500 down payment, bal
ance $500 per year. Come and let
US show you this farm. Anyone
can make money with thhs farm
and orchard. NJ. l.. TROUT
REALTY COMPANY, H. v.
Atkinson, Agt., Macarthur. Ohio.
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NOTICE.
TofWHOM N, MAY CONCERN.


TO WHOM ITsMA5YS CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned, Avon u REYNOLDS.
iwho resides in the City OF Fair
mont Marion COUNTY 49, yir-
ginia, and whose oecupatIon IA
that Of Purchasing AGENT Tor 4. J.
Reynolds, will on the ard day OF
April, 1929, At ten o'clock a. nj.
OF as eoon thereafter a. may be
heard at the Court House Of said
Marion County. make application
to the Circuit Clerk Of Marion
County, West virginia, for a
license to carry q revolver. pistol
or other deadly weapon within all
the counties OF the State Of West
Virginia.
AVON J! REYNOLDS
8: 1880
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER. De.
positions and all Legal Docu-
ments, forms, reports, etc. r. L.
LONG, Room No, i, American
italian Bldg, Corner Madison &
Jackson st. Phone 15S4-R
341tA
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM n MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given TINT lis
undersigned, D! ]. Bell. who re-
sides in the City OF Fairn,onf
Marion County, West Virginia.
and whose occupation Is that OF
Purchasing Agent for AZ 4. Res-
nolds, will on the Sfd dry oil kpfii
1922, at ten O'Clock a. M, or al
soon thereafter as may Sc heard
at the Court House OF said Marion
County, make application 10 the
Circuit Clerk Of Marion County.
West Virginia, for license to
carry q revolver. pistol or other
deadly weapon within an the
counties of the State OF west vir-
D. J. BILL
8: 1880
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WANTED-Position as porter, or
general mining work. Write Boz
36s1.A, care The West Yirginian.
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AGENTS, DEALERS sell oyamuit,
makes lazy hens lay; big profits:
poultrymen buy dozens boxes;
price 81 per box, send for partiCu,
lars. 0VAMULT SALES AGENCY,
S16 West 42d ST., New York. 365sA
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Situation Wanted, Male

TEAM DRIVING or any kind Of
work wanted by married man
with large family to support. Any
help will be appreciated. Write
Merton Donohue, Fairmont, w. Va.
S363A