The Guthrie daily leader. [volume], September 06, 1910, LAST EDITION, 5 O'CLOCK, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE LEADER. OTTTITRTR OKLA., Tt'F.SD.V Y, SKPTKMTlEU C. 1010.
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Overcoats,
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Shoes, Valises and Trunks.
H7fcThe Young Man who wants the
Best is invited to COME HERE for his
College Outfitting.
OUR
Small-Profit
Prices
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Will Save You Money
J DFRSfYNJAT t
AND LOCAL jjj;
,Mhs Cnuices Arnold, of Sioux fit y,
town, arrived today in lake li'T piac
mi t( faculty of tin- Logan county
I. Ili school.
Mis:-! Freda
rpent the ib'y
Uedlield. of
in the city.
Crcicent, ,
Arthur
city.
It hod eg, of Coylc, is in tie
Judge Henry F. Kurnian,
court of criminal appeals
CltlaVonia City today.
- !of Swedish birth and speaks not a
Prof, and Mr?. F. (', Rent have dozen KdrHs'i words lint by means
reached the city. Thev have be.!ii"f the Herman language is being
teaching ar the Edition,! normal. Pi'of.
Kent i.s to teach mathematics iu the,
Logan county high school and Mrs.
Kent is to be at. t!ie head of Cie Ens
lish department.
Judge T. H. :jyle
ma City today.
went to Okluho-
Pete Quffy, the newspaper man and
poet-politician of El Keuo, came to Iho
city today.
.Mrs. H. A. (toyle and H. V. Hnyle,;
of Kansas City, are here.
Mr.;. A. K. price, who 1.; to be head
of ihe domestic science .lenn 1 1 im-l.t
M ti'e I.eiiiiii eoiinlv hiiili scliooi.
rived today from Haton Kouge, Lu
This is tier tirst iippeaninee here,
.('. V. I.istuan, of tin; Second district
congressional ' headquarters, was iu
the oily- last night. The ollices of
E. L. Fulton, CHiuiidiite fur conivs;;,
have been opeimd in OhUihoina. City,
and a big light is on.
V. M.
is here.
Anderson, of Ul.lalioill.) City,
- II. I'.' JJel ndetl, of
I'iicul tlli' day ill the
(eprr-Heiitjl ive J. I
Ardniure. r ac led Hie
I i;i lb a it,
cliv.
!. Whi'.viif,
cilv tuday.
ol
' .1. W. Alluir.lil. Wichita, Kp'-nt
Sunday ami Mo;. day In iie city at.
the gmst ol .(1. A. Ilenshaw. He wis
tut his way to college at. Stillwater.
aiaj"i- Win. niack. U. S. A., retired
has' returned to Iho city froi.i Texat
poiuis.
YV. 11. L. I'Miiipliell, e'erk of the si-j;oo,
prcine i-uuil, has iciuiued from j
turning trip In the Patiliand!--.
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We can supply every
want and need of the
young man who is going
away to school. It's no
trouble to find what you
want from our Big Stock of
Fall and
Winter Suits
Hats, Caps,
PRICE
COLLEGE
OPENED YESTERDAY
Ili'iqjiii' (lie ruin, enrollment tn'i-im
fur another t crii) ;il Aid; "fy college
and will continue this wc"l.
Kuriy in flit' ilny il was louuil Pat
more room would lie necessary to ac
commodate tin increased lllllllll-M-S
over prccccdiug years, ho an c.tr:i
grade and kindergarten depai linen.
Will In. titled ll (Ml the West Hill
re.-i,ieuce tiist rict by next Monday
land will he in chnrirn (if two exnorl-
orecd, as well as responsible tench
ers, while the rooms in oilier ' dis
tricts that were used last year lor
j classes and special doparttn 'nts will
; be (.pen as usuak
of tliu' Two enrollments in the special dc
w.'nt tojpnrtuicnt were unusual this year.
lone being Dr. iinst Selffort, who Is
taught English, the other a voiiiir man
'from Dayrouth, Syria. Uist year this
! department, eiirolb'd a young woman,
Miss Honwens from llidland anil a
young mail from Vienna, Mr. Preiupcrl,
; mill ty iiieuns of th Ceiman languags
wa taught the English,
i This school has never "lad one dol
lars worth of endowment, neither has
it asked for any, depending absolute
ly on tuition as means of existence,
It. hail at one time many d-'bts, but
: don't owe a dollar today, the fact it
i has continued to grow steadily for
inine vears (dosing last, term with 11")
ion the books if proof of the ability
tNwe In charge "to do t'-.inss along
bool lines' 8". well as the apprecl.V
ar-it'0" ot
Its mitro".
AH grades, kindergarten, liigli
ecliool. collesa branches, uiusic'J jirt,
elocutlou and tbij laoguugea mv
taught. ,
nangements had been about com
pleted for this institution to' in mov
ed to Okhriuu.i City, hut because
of the iinttetilcil condition of the cap
i:al location it was decided that (iutb
ric was tlie point to at least acconv
module ilic increased enrollment of
:i:ui!lier year's lenislallve student.
Investigate this hi'liie insl ii tit iim
and patronize it.
ow mm ii rissiPw;::'
, I, . , I, ! lb'1 funeral mr in-n over t lie I-"-
'Itoiility licensed, two Okl.-tlnNiiN City
pft'l'le were Ihmc yesterday to be
married. James It. (Sassawny and
Mrs. Ni ie M. JliiKeiinan cairn; up
with tin Oklahoma C'ty license, intend
lug tir fool their friends by an oui-of-
I low ii marriage. Here tliry found thai
i liri-iito li-oni mini her coinilv as no
and anotiiei-was secured here,
Tin' ci reminv wan at the home of
('. liiletiel.t, Ka.-t oldalnuiia aveu
ue, pm.I T, M Nolilitl. cfflciateil.
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Furnishings,!
THE ONLY ONE
CLOTHIER IN GUTHRIE
;J SHORT CUTS $
i TO THE NEWS
Cuthrie spent, a cry nuiet, )ab:ir
day.
The public Kchools are to open on
the li'tli. Preliminary work is now
I '"'"'R done by teachers and the pros
Ipective new students are being drill
ted. 1'iaciically ail t '(. teachers have
! returned fiom huiniuer t ripn.
I C IS. Woosley, proprietor of the
! Wocsley hotel at Mulhall. died at the
I betel yiinday night of ln-ai t fniliii e
His sister. Miss Ida WoosW, was for
jineily a teacher in the Guilule pub
jlic sci o,!,-
J The wheat special which started
per.' yesterday morning, commenced
i the day at Lahoiua today and s sehe(.
uled for iiingwood, Isabella, Okeene,
Hi -Mi kwM; Watonga, ireenfield.
(leury ami Ferguson.
It Is ald war on the corner loafer
has be-n started. Let everybody
help to clear tr.. mmprii
Horn, September 5, to .Mr. and .Mrs.
Tom Jenkins, a daughter.
THE CRIME OF IDLENESS
Idleness means trouble for any one.
lis the same with a lazy liver. It
causes constipation, headache, jruind
Ice, sallow complexion, nausea, but
Ur. King's New Lin; pills soni ban
ish liver troubles and build up your
tralth. ZZc at all Druggets.
Your complexion as well as your
temper Is rendered miserable by a dl
ord'ered liver. :y taking Chatuber.
him'a Stoinadi ami Mver Tablets you
e.ti Improve both. KolJ by all deal
em. : FRESH TOPICS ;
OF THE TOWN
main: of (i. Edward Mvilien will be
he'd from the family residence,
West Cleveland avetiu", Wednosdaj
afternoon itt, i o'clock, Interment to
bo made, at tiumiiiil, View cemetery.
i School Board MeU Tonight uni'v.
j The cltv board of ("lueMioii is to
J meet loiiiglii, having put over itw r-g
Milar meeting 011 iicroiiiit of lihor day,
j'J'his la to be the final UleetjiiK hefoll:
jopeuing ot Hi" !!i-I:imiU next Monday.
! Discouraging Cotton Reports
j Discouraging reports come front
il'ne cotton Held. The cooler weath-
tnA rutwriv lN4 tin mtmoMU
' gives tlie lioll worm a 'chance to gel
j in his deadlv work, practically -:v-ery
section of iigan county is affect
fd. Perhnpg three bales of coUou
together have leui sold here, m
jlar. O'-ie-ral pi'kiin; uiiiy be Ktarted
'the l:isf , r this weeU.
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MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.
Breakfast,
1'ears, cereal and cream, bacon and
green peppers, inulfliis, toast, tea and
coffee.
Luncheon.
Cheese souffle, corubread, salad or
lima beans and lettuce, with f'rench
dressing; crackers, toasted; canned
peaches and glngcrsnnps, tea.
Dinner.
Muck turtle soup (based upon liqu
or in which the calf's head was par
boiled), peppers slul'fed with force
meat and served with gravy, string
beans, greun corn on the cob, home
made ice cream, Lady ljaltliuoro cuke
black cofft'C, Tl'e Daily Leader.
Mrs. Alnieda Mc.N'ulty Is visiting
friends In Chiekasha.
Miss Mary Uaiuer left last even
for n visit in Orange, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wachob ure vis
iting relatives in Wichita.
- Miss Olga MasUedal left last even
ing for Stillwater to attend achool.
Miss Louise Cassllll leti last even
ing for Stillwater t attend school.
Mrs. 0. II. Lee, or Oklahomu City,
was ttio guest of friends here Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S, Kearney of liar
tlesville, wero tlutUi'ie v'sltn-s yester
day. Mrs. Addle Combs or Oklahomu City
spent Sunday Willi Miss Ollle Mae
linker.
Mrs. Kd Kinniersou of Sparks was
the .guest of Mrs. W. K. Furrow yes
terday. Miss Utiia Osborne left today for
Oklahoma CHy to begin her Heboid
duties.
Miss Myruu IlolTman rtdurued to
Wamego, Kaih, after vl-ililng friends
here.
Mis:; Main'p Mc(.Jueeu f Oklahoma
City has hern the guest, of Mrs, p, It.
Finch for iaO past week.
Miss Virginia llagan is spending
the wee't with relatives mid friends In
Oklnhoh.u. City-
Miss Mary Paschal Is spending Hip
week wifu friends ami relatives Iu
Pleasant Valhy.
Mm. Jorn Itennett returned to her
home In New inn. Kan., alter visiting
her hisler, Mrs, F. Kearney.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melcair, or Shaw
uee, Fpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
V. A, Frasler, returning- home last
evening.
Mr. iiud Mrs. W. O. Ashtou, or 111 I
North Ash, have, returned from an ex
tensive trip through the uu.iiiiialiis or
North and South Cai-ollua.
Mrs. L. I. Ileland accompanied her
daughters, Plancho and llertha, to
Kan.-as City Sunday night, where the
young ladies ll attend the Loretta
academy.
Miss Mary Harris of Sedalla, Mo.,
came this morning to visit friends
until the last of the week, going from
here to Oklahoma City, where she
will teach In the schools.
Mr. IS. O. Aukney. wife and daugh
ter, returned last evening to their
home In Oklahoma City, after spend
ing a few days with Mry. W. A. Web
moiid, .71$ West Harrison.
Spo..'laI Correfpoudence Daily LeaJer.
Colorado Springs, Coio., Sept. 6.
Miss Cora Smith of Guthrie Is peud
lug several days in Colorado Springs
Hlghb;celng. " '
Miss J. IJ. Charles yf Stroud Is en
jot ing tlio sieiiie attractions surround
Ir.g Manltou.
Mi;s K E. Hlake or El Keuo U
aiuetig the r'-eeiii Oklab 'tuti arrivals.
Large niitiiliers of Oklahomu City
tie:. iilit continue to arrive In Colora
do Kiulngs and Maiiitou and to bear
witness to the popularity of Um Putea
Peak ngioti among the people of that
city. Anioi.g the more recent arrivals
are II. Ilalfin. A. L. Scales. Mr. ami
Mrs. it. It. Ftillor, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Warner, Norman Pinii"y. Ml Dixit;
Mayliury, Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Camp
bell ami Mis- Nettle Cooper.
Aieong p.trtle.xvllle vlMtorti in tVdo
rado Springs and ManHou nilii lai.i
wick have been Dr. John Main), Mr.
ar.il Mrs. 8. Chlblers, F. C. Auldbert.
W. Hlghtower of OUep Is sightsee
ing In the Pikeg Peak region.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. V. Plake and E. A.
Iliew of Fort Gibson arc spending scv
oral day In (Xihirftdo Hprlig:i ud
Manitun.
K. V. llockaway of KlngfishT Is a
retfiit arrival in fjolora-lo Spmig-t.
'Auiotig the guests at the Antlera
In tel in C'dondo Springs are Ixmald
M. Tyh-r and Mr. II. T. Tyler of
Ijewey nnd Mr. an 1 Mrs. Gnv P. Cobb
Oklahoma slghiiteers who have been
visiting tin Bumniei in mc pikes
Peak reg'on have been particularly
Interested. Iu ..'he new trip, that to
Crygtai yark, w liicri in previous year,
),;l.t tn-ett te nioer.-i for burin and ptc-
018S IN 191011 Ij
nlc parlies, but which bun been made
more readily accessible this year by
(he const ruction of a new ntitoiuolille
road fr.iin M.inilou to the park. ThU
nmdway, buHt n( an expense of many
t'.ionwanilH of dollars, Is nut only a
marvel of con .it met km but opens up
new scenic territory, the grandeur of
which Is unexcelled. The popularity
of the Crystal park trip among Okla
honians Is evidenced by the number
who have made tlie journey within
(hi- last few days, nuunig whom have
been noted; .1. II. and F.iuina Schae
for, of Alva; 11 .1, mid Kwn-tl lluliin';;
and S. o. and It tela Hufsl l llaitlcs
v i 1 1 o ; Mr. and Mrs. C, II. Tully of Kil
faula; Anna Foley or (luthrle; Mrs. A.
E. and Marie Uracken or Kingfisher
Mrs. Fay llotld of MusUogeo; Mrs. T.
and Miss Virginia Cowdon, Curtis mid
Helen llituicon: W. F. Kerr of Okla
homa city. Mary L. Ilerrod of ok-,
tnulgee; Miss Ella Taylor of Perry;
Mrs. E. A. and Miss .Mailiitie Butts of
Wynnewood.
Mr. and Mr. W. II. Wh.iley of Mor
rison are enjoying the sights of the
Pikes peik region In the vicinity of
Colorado Springs.
Mr. iiinl Mrs. Hoy F. Ilanuau of Mus
kogee are visiting in Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Daniels or Dut
tcHvllle are uniong the recent Oklaho
ma arrivals In Colorado Springs.
Mrs. M. II. Coffey of Tulsa Is spend
ing several days In Colorado Springs ,
and the surrounding Pikes Peak re
gion. Oilier Tulsit visitors are Mr. and
Mr. A. Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11. Cannon of K
IU110 are sightseers iu Colorado
Spring..
D. O. Rogers of Enid Is among re-,
cent Oklahoma arrivals In Colorado ,
Springs, ' j
J, A. Spauldlng of Sapulpn U enjoy
lug the scenic attractions of the Pikes
Peak region. . ;
Among the recent arrivals In Colo
rado Springs from Eufau'.a are I).
Craburoe and Mr. and Mrs. II. II,
Ernest.
In honor of her sister, Mrs. James
Dutileavy of Muskogee, Mrs. Carl
tlreen of Colorado Springs entertain
ed at 0 0 clock lei at. her cozy home
Monday afternoon. Iu the evening,
Mrs. tlreen took her guest to Llroad
moor casino to attend a iniudcal given
by prominent Colorado Spngs sing
ers.
J. A. Hall and P. J. Dalley of Nowa
ta are spending their vacation in Man
lion. While there, the men. who are
oil experts, will make an Investigation
or the tnliioiiil springs iu the PikoH
Peak region.
Miss Lucy Haskell of Muskogee,
who upends every suniiner In the
Pikes Peak region, has left for her
hony. Mis Haskell is cnllidasUc
over Colorado Spring.! and Maulloii.
C, K. Hill brand of Stroud In spend
ing some time In Colorado Springs
with a view toward purchasing a home
and moving here to live.
I,. L. Campbell Is one of the recent
airlvals In Colorado Springs rroui No
wata, Mr. Campbell will upend Never
a days In th" j'jke Peak region,
F. C. Audiberl or llnrtle-allle h do
ing the various sienin at t ractions In
1 he vicinity of Colorado Springs and
Manllou.
Mr. and Mis. (). K.
Stroud are tdglilsoclng
Peak region.
Creclini or
In the pikes
Mr. and Mrs. J. ohlhaiu, Sr., of An
adatko, who have been tint ginst,, of
tlielr son, J. Oldham, Jr., or Colorado
Springs, have returned to their home.
II. G. Scott of HoldenvlHe U ill Colo
nolo Springs enjoying the various sce
nic attractions iu tlie vicinity,
Jack Dickey of Iillss is it recent ar
rival in Colorado spring.
Mrs, D, Gu. and daughter, Grace,
have been upending the week with
Ml-s Chambei lain of Colorado Hprlngs.
IT TAKES LOTS OP TRAN-
y'-- ING TO PLAY BALL
Uo.VK, you have played ball, and vnj
know that a man rati not get Into uie
National league, unless lie has had
thorough training. Then Is It not Just
as essential be get a thorough prac
tical training to enter succesbfully
Into the great, hinliicss enterprises of
this country? If you were ulsnit to
loiio an eye, would yon employ home
one to treat It who had never made
a speciality of the eye end hsd nt a
certificate frjiu a reliable college if
you bad an Important case In court,
would you employ a man as your at
torney who had never been admitted
to the bur and had never made a spec
ial tudy of law? Why then, young
man, could .v,,u think lor n moment
of entering lite luisiiiess world w-lth-out
first taking a thorough business
training In some flrst-clam scIkmiI and
obtaining a certificate of proficiency?
We are living In a commercial age and
In one of I lie greatest commercial
countries Oil Hie globe, ('nniM'tllPll
is cl'jsc. Hint only thos' ho ate
lUoroiicblv prepared may hope to wic
cee, In Hi).; day and time In building
for themselves ii satisfactory busi
ness, a hu-lness that will produce the
profits that will enable th'tu to own
pb-asaut homes and enjoy life as they
should. Young lady. If you desire to
take out an Insurance inllry upon
which you will ii't have to pav m pre
mium every year, one that hen you
hate paid the first annual premium
it. Is paid for. for life, take a course
of Bookkeeping ,m, Shorthand or T1
egruiihy wPh us. l-t us fcit you a good
posit ion where you can be Imjepetul'
cut. Or, if iu after years, the worat
should come, and you fHhould be
thnrwn upon your own resources, von
could make an honorvibJe living. The
l day and Lime lias passed wlu-h tneu
and w-onicn ran go lni too htiHiiintH
world and succeed without preparing
In come good buiJncai training scfiool
Write us fcr large beautifully Illus
trated free catalog,
Canital City HuhUice College o'uth
r!e, o:,l.ihoma
Announcement.
THE RATLEDGE SYSTEM OF CHIROPRACTIC SCUO0LS
U now enrolling BUuli-rits for the
third coiiHi-futhu year in Guthrie. Tim
itliiii.l h.m h.iil n titcely (jiowili time
I'pt'lllllg heic. Sept., PMO(, ls KT-'tVltl
can tin (UlTllnrcl 10 mrrn only, toi- tle re
has herti mo f'tiiM!vi' dilvci'llHlns, lint
lli.i ol'l'lri-. an, I family llivn hrru 1111
tinn In tlitlr ffl'irtt to rape the rtitml.
HI'll 1,1 MlU ! I ,,, II,.. t)4iliJFtl-H In
spfilal ilfinlit to .nlvnn'1- iiu, ntudent
Iriiln lilimllv. Ili.-n-hy maklin; ( p,,jNi!ilc
to fipllp them ;v.tn'mir liel.Hii;h kliowl
edg of the nclenen uf fhlrenacth' "hat
ihey hi makimi Oood to a mini; h,;ti In
resiills and flimnclally.
t'hiroprai'tlc ,( the "Hclcuce or the
Air;" the Cilicprai lor "TI10 Man of tint
llitur,"
If you want u prorcsslon tluit has the
Kicn-v.tt pnwvht and fulure iiisliillilcn
of nnvlliliig heiVnn tint puhll,, loday, en
roll ftl once Hint ho dim uf h,. manv who
aiti i-niniug mom una moil! In diiuand
i nch day,
In tln mar future, (tin hi-Iciico of Chi
lepiiicthi will replaic, very largely, ull
oilier iiii'thoilH of coinhntln' dhteased uf
the lilllnun hody. Why IIcciiiihi of (he
offlcloae,-, iicciiincy nnd never fulllii(r r--hiiIIh
nhialii.'d liy Chiropractic Adjuit
menti. In .hoi-t, rcniovlni,- picNiov. fini
nerves, which In the cuuh uf 11,1 per emit
of nil disease.
Dr. T. F. Ratlede President
FOR SALE-Cheap if taken at once
ORB OF DAY, Standard Bred
Trotting Mare. Address Box 624
Guthrie. Okla.
W. M. BRONSON Farm loans, Insurance, Abstracts.
Only complete abstracts of title In Logan County. You pay Interest and
principal at our office. Oldest and largest Insurance agency In Okta
BLACK BLDG., 118 W. OKLA. AVE. GUTHRIE, OKLA.
(First itulilislif.l ii liiilhrh- Dally Lcaih r
re,ieiuhi-r fi, I:iii.)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF,
THE GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK
ut (.iulhrle. In t.iu litatn uf Oklahoma, lit
t'H. Cloill of IXClllieSS, Hep.t'lllll. l' I, I'.'l'l.
RrtiowrcM.
1.' aiin and dl .( oiuili , . . , t
CUftlnififi, set mol und iin-
necureil
U. H. ltolldu to tiicui't! iln-ul'i-
tlmi ,
If. H Hoinlu lu je-oirti V. t.
NMiNltS
I'liinhiiii't on r, builds..,,
Ili'liiK M't UI it i f, t-le, . . ,
Haiil.liiK, l.,ine, tin nil hi., and
IIMlllt'M
iiilier ni.il tt I jt i ,i iittmd
Iii from Nail - ot ii I think j t toil
rc-'i r i iiKfitt.. ,-
Inet (ioiii .Slain and 1 1 1 1 .
luniks, lint colli), allies,
and H.tiliiK-t hniili
line I rum it'oovcd iceive
dli'iilil
('hieks noil oliier i-iiah ll'iu- .
DxehaiiK' n for i Iciii lot; Iioiiho
Nut i--t nl other Nalli.ilal h.lliUs
Fiactloniit iiiici- cuireiif),
nickels, und t'l-iiu
LitHli'l In'ni.'v li Hi'it,. in h.nik
viz. : t) i't- f Ii,.',',:,,":,
I.l fclll-telli.cl- nalcH . . . . .', Mill III)
K( ileiuitiull lund titll I'. ,S.
'I're i-torer .') per cent of
viiftihiliuii
3,3;'l im;
l,r)4l,MIll III'
r.ii.iinii mi
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Total 11. 1'.lii.S.-J, 1
LlabUitiet
Caplliil Ktuck paid In l.VMI.'m
Huii'liiit fund ;ii,ii')i'.i.i
Cinllvlded pioflt, h ex- 1
penn, M id .IIXI'H mi Itl fi.e'l.VI
Niilloual hunk imoih uiiUland-
)n; .' t I'l !;.: Ti :
I.Uie to oilier Nntiiii.nl hank... 'i'i '
I Ut) III Hf.'llt) .Hid pl'ivillit !
hiiiik.i niol Iniukerit S.t.nj .
I I ttl I J.l lit I d po-il-l silhjecl In
I'll . l II j.'.l.l.Vhia '
iH liiand 1 1 I liI,.JI' i itl ih'-
laiMlt r.SJS.SI
I't-riifled (iiiiks J.IW.Th
I ui-liler a cliec.ix uiilstaiiiilnir. . 10 .iH.ii;!
I 'llllell KtUll-B deMnilS ii. 1 19 41
Dcpotou of V, a. dishumun;
oliuem li.VH.;':'
Itlllit :i) able, tin luilini; ct-r-tll'lcuttit
ef tJc;onit for
nioiipy UorruwiiJ T.''.1'" 00
Tol-il Xi
tUnte nf Uklahoinii, Citunl uf l-owan. kk.
t, Itohl. KohlbC'K. f.ifliitf of the ahovi;
named haul,, do noleiiunv t,t-nr (hut the
alxive ulaii-iiu iit I., truii to the Pe t of my
kimwhulav lid U-th-l
r."i;T. fioiti,i,i:::'!.
I 'mhler.
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ihl 4n l.i of Hi-pntiilM-r. I'll".
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N'Mjiv Puiuie.
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t;. ui fH,
f tire-tori.
Condniti-d gutirmcnt.
At tti ite I'f InlHillt " oil Mil- ,( tliy 4'f
H' pi'-uilH r, i:ili.
Resoiirctt.
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Heiiilii"! I?s,;:i,-ii'
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i.'imii and hl.il i s'-lt.i n.ff ... , ;'..."' 1':,
Total i.
LUbiMicn.
('aldlal (ot-k
S n plun and erufi!
IMN I'llVllhl"
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Total ..
Til" HhoVt
, $t.iw.:i
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ta'tm-iit i-i r-" ''.
ll'lliKUT KCUtfJiliH l.
Cnahlcr.
"IJoan'a Ointment cureij tna of ecze
mi that had annoyed iuo a long time.
Tbe cure was nernianeiit,." Hon. S.
Statistics. Auguata, Me.
Miss Corinne Stevens will open her,
I'eno school Seutember 3th. Enroll
fit-iil this week at f,tu liit
ill K. Okla
Ifioiitn avenue.
'! his nchotil fiKfilji l.yno iritelllgwfit men
and Women to supply din Jfinand whh'U
Is fvi In-rrcenrnt in rHtd? with ih
kimwIeilrK of thn wniiilerfiil seleneiv Wis
are daily if renins; ImpilMfii hoiit t.'in
nnaieat ('lilropr.i'-tor and when re eitn
ho sci ul-ed In ilie tarlouft rointtntriltlej,
1 1 II trio- 1 hat. i."hlr'i',.Ciit;t'irs get ij hi it
er ii-siilM than euu ni hniPt.i !t nther
I Jiu.l.-i '.' Malte.ii 1 iniinat ixiirt fnil of
vef lour lla.ln and ra:in r lare J.tfi Z'l,
H'tK. in liulliritt. only finir Uns hei-u
fnl.il, Ihree of thew heiiiri Inhf reiilu'lsi.
The ciiacs hiindleil Iikmi liti 11 varied, (n-
indliiK nil the liifei'liiiii Mini conla(li(H
tllse.iMcs 10 tviiii h thin (joontiy .4 mthjeft, .
and nt-aih- a;l . ttm diMeacs named by
tlie Ilieilleal world, 1
Is it a luitall'.i' iiroffssloi,? Main' a
Nonpar I. .011, .tlmi ,c(- niniiili Im heller
than tin- avcriiKe sularv, $::,.i jirr
inoiiih is tin- minimum chaise for Cld
lopiacllc uitjiistuu-nu. four patients
Itrina; from $lu up. and iliey nan lie hud
at any town, of pn-'lnflu und store. Kiir
graduates uif niaklnu in lilglt m J'.iii
per moiuh. Whv? Iiecanao tln-y liullvvr .
tlie KOo.ls. Don'l inaliu the nilnlakt) that1
oll.ei'i have, inid, l!lcf thfin. rt'Kret It
enroll nowt I To tta. hor. eillt;ti gritd
Bfilf mid all peisiiiiH with di-if reed, vt
have ;i special propoult ton for a f.-w .
iiitiniln. For fniilier liifoiinutlon, .wrtio
or cull
R. D. STEWART
Real Estate, Farm Loans and
Insurance.
FARM EXCHANGE A
SPECIALTI
Room 4 Dcwcy BldjJ. Guthrie
. .' "
Ritterbusch
CAFE :
AH Good Things to
Eat in Season
We Serve Rinehart'a Meats
Croft & Rittesc!. Props,
PHONE 211
1 19 W. Harrison
HS5
T AC KEY SOCIAL
GIVEN BY THE W. R. C. TUES
DAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 6. AT
REVELERS HALL. PRIZES WILL
BE GIVEN FOR THE TACKIEST
COUPLE. EVERYBODY INVITED.
Roid This
Hutchinson, Ka. After trying
doctors and illfferent medicines for
kldm y. bladder ani rhctrnstic tr"
be Halls Texas Wonder cured me. U
is the best inedieln on cart h. Walter -E.
I'erry, 20 S. Main St. Sold by all
drugglstJ,
"Can be ileieiiie, iipou' Is IIU ef
pression we hII like to hoar, and when
it Is used in connection with Cham
berlain's Colic, cholera and Diarrhoea
Keeiedy It means that H. never fail"
to cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. It H pleaviut to , lake
and equally vuloahvl for children aul
adults, hold by all U-alera. '
Ilitby won't ufrer five mlnutee with
cryup if you apply tr. Thotnaa' Ko i
leclrie Oil at ouco. It acta tie magic.
Stop J
Diarrhoea
WakcUcld's
Blackberry Balsam .
Quickly stops IMarrhoea, liyM-ntery. j
.. . V t I nil l,l llWlll- i
tllitt, a .. -. .,...,..,-., ,...-cn,
les with out. ttmstipatiitg. No oplUM ;
nor' other habit forming drug 'Ao .
. --if -iimo ufter.
- ! oin.,.. -
; ,Uiw remedies law. c or.
! for eti Ferv where.
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