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THE LEADER flUTHRTE OKLA. FRIDAY JFXE 23 1000.
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ABOUT GREAT CIT'.ES TALKING IS NOT VOTING
' Why thrre should be the le'ast' jecl-J OnVof Mr. Bryan'a contentions
ftnKV amr.n the Kop'e ofthe'growing "the weak ' need: aid in legislation
f'itk-S of this fet&te is hard to under- she rich will care for themselves"
Eiftnd. That friendly rivalry which is proving true in shaping the new
causes ny'".itUen.. to endeavor to . tariff schedules
make his home city the best and The men of wealth have been pre-
largest' !s commendable bringing .a se"t r th-elr agents present
civic prirf- which ultimately adds to'vhfre eclarlng what is .wrnted. The
the population and wealth of tin ni-j-' poor raa"- 0' knows what h wants
... t't is not present to present his case
mclpa.uy. j The ordinary individual with a fam-
In1 'the '&--e of Massachusetts are ily to support can not long stay at
f6rty-riin?' cities of more than 10000 Washington and pay thirty dollars
population several ' of them reaching ter daV naW hlm to '!ve at
. nn "' ' ho el where he has ascertained the
fW d '?im fSOm!510nf.I1S big men stay.
ST-.-i1 .Ihe atRtA l1 I'-"!!' Surely the commonality pay the
IT" T.i.""' ' ' .1 .'
ruv w.w Sn Hwpuun man u .
J mm Dost on Massachusetts to some
thirty Oil : es of more than 50000 peo-
pie and there is more of life's neces
sities grown here between Guthrie
cm ue-j iirainii nvaj mill uun t--
.-j-ption than - la prpduced n Massa-
f ' " 8I5; Conncc'
Oklahoma Mill have ten more rU..
ws of It-Xtso 'or more people than she
now- possessed: of within three
years. It has to have them as is
evidenced by places like Oknwlgee
Elk City. Nowata Hominy- Miami
find other cities being built between
towns." v'.th inhabitants fearing the
next phtc would t hinder ..rapid de :
teiopmen;. .' i -
. Kw W'h the new places be created
through -the foresight of men. It
iviis on'?' when the census of 1890
was Liken that the South thn being
awakened to commercial effort had
pities of Importance" "striving to b;-
corut cent era of weal'h and popula-
tion. 'Aclde from New Orleans' and
LouiRvitk'. then both nunisored among
the ten large cities of the Republic
the list eomiir'seil. in their -order
Richmond Atlanta Nashville Mem-
plils Charleston Savannah Mobile
and Jack;ionv.'k ' TM commercial
bodies !n fachf ikt thes cities endeav-
ored to y;ih a bltf Iiid. Memphis win-j It Is a case in no manner exempli-
nittj? the 1WI0 population prize by sev- fying American life and neither of
era thousands. the two principals could alone secure
While census flguies will not even the .notoriety accorded to those
be compiled fox another year and no too bad for commonplace and too vile
on can tell which of the Souther for intellectual attainments.
cities wt'l rank next to .uisviP; it I As previously related each should
to almost certain a town made since be sent to the asylum and allowed to
1S70 . win that honor- Binning- finish the debauch! where good folk
Imn. Memphis may he able to stay .would not be disturbed by their pe-
in the' lead' but the indications are culiarly disgusting; tactica of aping
not favorable. . it he monkey.
The. grow tin -of Birmingham was be-1 The Goulds were for a time believed
cause of necessity and neoessity will to bp morally superior to the Pull-
Imild other cities here in Oklahoma mans btu they resented the lmpula-
Towss end cities are to follow where t ion and seem determined to Uke
E'eat crops and mlnciwli are pre- fin;t rauk on the ladder if the hot-
iard for the markets and Oklahomi torn be mode the top.
baa no rly larR.- enough to overshad-l
ow others-her. requirements will far . ' -
excel tlte 'piissibllliles of the cities! Next week will be the time for sun
now lien l
.ZKy WERE GRAFTERS
llttninn ingenuity reaches mighty
Sititudei. likewise piiMiges mankind
down . loi' i lltJit I he beasts of the
field. Aliout tae most striking ex-
ample or what man will do for un-
eaiucd nu'tenane is coming to Unlit
'!ti tiiany i(!lfns of the country. Re-
tiueeci it? uruiai ureviiy . iiiuov iki
who cati hot fall formed a trust. The
scheme m)trat?fd two crowds of lob-1
'( tifisty fctfe;' fnt . aproaqh represents-1
'4l4af a ODrtimnnlty seeking some
measure pledging the influence and
voies or money refunded. If there
were an opposing man or community
th other division made the same ad-
vances to him or Its agenia. Of nec-
efsity rue of te projects succeed!
whereupon the other panhandlers'
would "make our word good to you"
returning the fen. Then the money
secured from t tit other dlvh ten would
be divided in accordance with true
trust rebate stvle.
It neve- could be possible to secure
conviction .of. One of -these felloes'
hp rut.' being to allow all matters
drift as- they mlitht secure in feel-
ing -enef .ttatflie money would be
theirs. .
How riiatA- placets this has been
worked. cnwncM' be ld.- bur a little
newspaper mention in several states
Indicate soniwtie of the unnamable
acotMidreU Las "i'rtched" and tthe-
prinif. ha? been more frequently prac-
tised thjn .could .jat first bo believed
poSKibll I 1
V u f V.1it flf more stranf?.'. It s
said tnen"of fr more than ordinary
kiijwleif'f of nieu and affairs
were
actually' ilnpei Tiy fhese'fec(i'iv
actuall'v" tfo'nei' 'Uv Ac-he ' kcOnWst W
he.y-as.. of unt:4glWoi)fiiw
l.L.!1glL."''.l.ll"J' nH tlflUK- JVVituulRMI . pariy...t( H V. i
A
Nevada newspaper declarex oth-
er states should leave the Nevada
divorce law alone; .should refrain
from criticism until they have right
to to do. Quite likely no othrr stale
will steal tr:.it law. It was made for
the pimxrKe of defeating Justice and
def:crratins (he vows at the altar it
i cert!- that heathens would not
endu e It nor does any person con-
situs ' of its t previsions make the
Kiht-t allenijit to defend its sur-
'"Us '.- the special privilege bun;
b t m lh t t u
ht4. t '
leclalmin . Ioudost agalnsl Mn Taft
were his most ardent supporters at
(he last general election. If they
. i !
oW.tlme intelgence as they debate
th story mlght have been better for
Amerjcanallon
TWO OF A KIND
Reduce 1 to bald facta no one wes
much' whether. Mrs. Howard G&uld
got "tanked" on highballs or straight
whiskey; few care whether Howard
was. good or bad to his wife save us
Americans we propose to assort men
las a rule in this country are kind to
their wives. The woman was a cheap
actress when the cheaper son of a dls
treisslngly thieving father wooed and
wel her. TrAnsBreBsing all the laws
) righteousness they seem now to
be stat led that either of them could
have been wicked enough to al tempt
to be n.ore wicked than when they
stood pefore the .altar committing
weddlng-euy perjury.
The womin ' aeema to have suffer
ed the more because her servants
not more money for their evidence
from the husband than she 1 had a'
hnn j to pay for their testimony.
percn ana iusg.
That President Taft is working
bard to revise the Larlff downward
Is attested by his increasing his golf
hours.
This Is the season of the iyear when
the pedagogue has to attend summer
normals and be jarred loose from the
Ravings of the winter school salary.
If those nt'andpaitevs will just
scan (hp newspapers from Pittsburg
to Frisco Minneapolis tot El Paso
they will hear a noise that sounds
like a political -typhoon for those who
betrayed the pepole.
If nothing else baa been accomplish-
ed than to show the average man the
people nre not in a hurry o cimend
the constitution it rosy prevent so
many fellows threatening ehe referen-
dum without cause.
Oklahoma farmers look at the
bountiful crops and think of the fer-
tile farms ever ready to yield reward
for lalKir. and wonder why anyone
thoitld wish . to bother . them 'about
referendum petition.
Uen the Vermont Senator' went
to" defwrse of free hides that the
shoe manufacturers of his section
might get cheaper leather the hand
of Nt'W England was .pl.'iisly shown.
Still there are foolish folks in the
states west of tliie Missouri river
nii .easiiua votes under tne aeiu-
'lUn Abralram Lincoln and William
oiiinli-'!fd JUse U active cont'tol of
... . ...
No reader that crtntinuous and
loud noise you hoar to tlbe north is
mi an earthquake. Nay Indeed. U
is the stalwart editor of the Toueka 1
(Kansas) Slate-Journal in the alley
hack of his domicile recitln his pri-
vte views of those Republican Sen-
ators who pledged the party to free
pulp and voted to send it still hlgh-
: Mr. Maelennan is not hunting
cnmfori: lie onlv wnnta mora bi-ll
tor offensive purposes.
M.u-k Twain is making lSf- rather
1'i'oyy fu !.!iost who owe Iiiiu motiov.
The "report tii.i- Jake Hamon does
r.ft "i'i.rt': i n office w denied from Law-
tai. Being a minister to China hese
days tsuiti. he rather strenuou?- and
uiithankHi! Jo. i
Perhaps Congressman Mr-Gulre
will get the chairmanship of the'eom-
mittet; on extermination cf prairie
doss
'Why waste time for or against 'wo-
man suffrage?' Aldrleh can run the
Government all right no matter" who
is voting ' -
The tat Iff tinkers left off the duty
on hornets and now we wiil be over:
run with a lot of cheap hornets from
the West Indies. -
The ciy of too much rain is beard
from the belt west of the HHMth
longitudinal line that was once call-
ed a desert too.
Texas has exported another batch
of cattle ticks but the heavy ad-
valoi'ent duty has enabled Oklahoma
cattle raisers to cut down tha sup-
piy for this commonwealth.
The Idea of trying to locate a state
capital In a town where they can't
handle a four round prize fight. What
would happen when the legislature
go. gee hawed In a real contest?
When' "Guthrie gets all of her pav
ing eonipletedTtr-iwill be well for other
points to- coiae and inspect how it
can be done' and how fe&Jjy nice a
weii paveu state capital city cane.
.The capital city when its present
contracts for paving are completed
will have the best paved streets and
more of them population considered
than any city west of Che Missouri
river.
If the California Patrick Calhoun
is a lineal' descendant of the great
?eeesslor.lst advocate from South Car
olina he should understand that R is
as harl to get a new government
started by purchase as by debating
with Daniel Webster.
The advertising manager of Ho-a-tetter's
"stomach bitters" threatens
to sue the state Republcan .commit-
ee for tiding his best phrases in send-
ing out interviews for down-state pol-
iticians to sign and have printed as
heir opinions about he election law.
If it were not cruelty to animals
and perhaps too exacting for the good
it the cause those people who iist-
.ned to Mr. Nelson (the Kansas City
3tar publisher who personally vouch-
d for Taft when that Ohloan was a
jandtdate for President) it would be
well to call and get him either to set-
le or renew his covenant.
A Kansas City corporation has man-
aged to accumulate a debt ci' $10t)OO.
cut) and now for -aft 'Bldltlo':i.v' ft'MtfOV
J00 It- will sell. In other wor la'a con-
cern good enough to drag a debt of
J 10000000 Is considered good enough
o command quite a bonus. Maybe
the extra above debts is considered'
nut a fait cash value on the nerve of
he 'man doing the asking.
Whether the John W. Gates brig-mis-come
to Oklahoma or not the
.armers with their ever increasing
.products will force the building ot
railroads. Jf they are built by men
seeking legitimate profit and seeking
to do legitimate business It will be
letter tt.r the producer the carrier
the iitockhold-ers of all corporations
he state and socle'y in general.
Since white men and women hear
Hutchinson Kansas have tried o
starts a religion . wherein holding a
live rattlesnake i& required to get
the best result:." perhaps some ot
.nos missionaries hnndllng the. Chin-
ese -may find-'opportunity to 'spend
the.r araor for '.missionary work
midst the wilds of Kansas and other
ilacfs along our - north'tnn frontier.
A .cripky Baptist preacher at Chlea-
SO wrp.e something some of his more
jftbodox brothers felt contrary to the
diurch faith so they met and bounc-
.d him from the ministry. When ask
d what he had 10 sayt he produced
he query "what " difference will your
.c-tlon make upon the condition of my
iphitual being?" Now some of his
icensers are beginning to believe he
.vas flilppnnt with them.
When the Honorable Pewee Regob
Las his interview against the election
law printed as sent to him by the
press agent of the slate Republican
committee and II. A. RIHari has an
nounced such be his "sintiments" it
will be time for the original draft of
the interviews be taken out of the
press agent hopper and a. burning list
r interviews be prepared on dese-
criUny the name of the state by a
Umi iiemecratlc administration allow-
ing -firecrackers to be discharged by
small-boys on or about July four.h.
.Not Uiiu our .bonair friend wia
uctM as press representative of the
oposition party is reaiy a dyspeptic
and Inel'iied io be bad at heart but
because lie Is paid for the number
of columns 'written jud a thrift ae-
psirel In the school of adversity teach
es him to "be up and doi'n' " whilst
the pay car comes regularly.
DOES 1IIIS SUIT YOU?
J. N. Wallace the enterprising drug
gist. of Guthrie is having such a largo
run on "HINDIPO" the new Nerve
Tonic and Restorer and hear It o
highly praised that he' now. offers to
guarantee it hi every- case to cure all
forms of Kidney Troubles and Nervous
Disorders.
. They pay for it If R does not cLva
you entire satisfaction.
If you use it it la their risk not
yours. A 50 cent box. iilue Label Ex-
tra Strength $t.00 will put Ufa In
a dead one. Sent by mail under pos-
itive guarantee. For sale by J. N.
Wallace.
Buy a Gillette Safety Razor Wade
Stropper at Olsniith's and save
money.
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even dentists hale to discuss.
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The Knocker
(Walt Mason)
I livv to run my chickens upon my
neighbors lawn; I live to raise the
lilCUens trom sunset until dawn; to
spend m- time in whining and grunt
ing and repining and when the sun ii
shining to sweir the sunlight's gone
I live to loaf and languish while oth
ers strive and toil to kick up lot3 of
anguish and trouble and turmoil; I
live 'o find and handle nil sorts of
grief an i scandal; folks say I am a
vindal and should be boiled In oil. 1
live to scoff at virtue I live to make
a fad of all the things that hurt
you and put you to the bad; I live
o prove-' the thesis that hope's as
dead as Greece Is and honor shot to
pieces and all the world gone mad. 1
live to fuso" and clamor while others
smile and sing; to pack around a
hammer and knock on everything; to
make my tongue a sabre and slash at
useful labor; to criticise my neigh-
bor and and thus I have my fling
(Copyright 909. by George Matthew
Adams.)
Father Spurred AmbiSn.
(K nsas City Journal)
Many men of high achievement
have owed inestimable debts of grati-
tude to vise. an-J devoted fathers who
have tciied .jnd sacrificed themselves
through many weary years ihat their
sons might i grow in strength educa
tion and character. In a peculiar
sense Herbert- S. Hadley. governor of
Missouri was obligated to his father
the late Major John M. Hadley for
the mirned success that has digni-
fied his career. To know and appre-
ciate' fully 4he character of Governor
Hadley cue miTM have known and ap-
preciated the chaiafeter of his father.
Major Hadley Was a Kansas pio-
neer and bore his full sbare'ln . the
early trials and struggles of that state
during Its ; transition period from ' a
wilderness to the magnificent com-
I'onweaithat is today. The men and
women 'who settled upon the Kansas
prairjes in .the .'Wis were sturdy of
body ami spirit. There were no weak-
lings and no cravens. Men were men
and women were women In that grim
Wnrf.lro rntnut tha pril.Li iOn.l Imrert
elements of nature. In the ra'iks of!
those patriots Major Hadley hold his
own and in this trying experience
Perfected qualities of soul that were
his best legacy to his son.
The ciue'ial poiiit in Herbert S
Hadley'- life wis just after he had
finished 1.1s preliminary schooling and
'ooked forward to the selection of a
career. This mas the time when the
'at her did his be st service for his
son. .yppng- Hadley wanted to be-
rjome'a farmer and was satisfied with
he 4H!wh)iJ meager education .he
iaq received Major Hadley knew
'he boy better than the boy knew
limself. Aftijr long persuasion he
';alned the odnlsent of young Hadiey
o attend tQ University of Kansas
"or one yeairlj -H was roofe a ma' tor
ir film iuty on tne part of Herbert
Hadley than educational ambition
hat prompted -him to go to Lawrence
a a J enter thf tintversity. But it was
wly a mo Iter of a few mon hs after
his matrieuVitlon until young Hadley
'ound his foef plaated firmly upon the
iath thii was to lead him forward
'o honor and distinction.
The first year of the university
"areer ended and Hadley returned to
his fa'her. The latter nsked no ques-
ions but knew In his heart that the
iream of a life upon -the farm had
nded an that his own fondest wishes
for his son 'were to lie fulfilled. Her-
hert Hadley tijturned to Lawrence and
von a standing in scholarship society
.nd in university politics that prea-
.'ge'L hl .rapd advancement later on.
i'Com finie'to tfme during Mr. Had-
ey's university; career the father
came t o visit him. Only one who
witnessed these meetings between
'ather and son could uiiderstiind the
nflnite beatitude of pride and joy
hat flowed from the father's heart
U etch new success of the son. And
.so. it continued through the years.
Major riadley bent under the weight
f years but he lived agnln In a son
ni a daughtr Mrs. J. W. Lyman of
anns Cilv--crowned with the
xorld's truest glory and earth's most
iiidurliig reward. Happily Major Had
ey lived in sound ho)! h and strength
fo see hh son inaugurated governor
if Missouii and be laid himself down
o'hls final rest filled with God'a best
gift of peace.
Ask for Allen's Foot-Easo
A powder for swollen tired hot
mailing feet. Sample sent FREE.
Vlso Free Sample of the FOOT-
1ASE SANITARY CORN-PAD. a new
invention. Address Alien S. Olmsted
Roy N. Y.
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Going to a picnic would lie more
fun if the ants would stay home on
'hat day.
D'.J you ever know a lazy man to
like his energetic thrifty neighbor?
the man making ifr.e highest grade
before graduating from the Illinois
university was killed while trying to
escape Canadian oStS'WS after he
had robbed a bank.
With the announcement prohibition
really aids the whisky seller It is
st.iange the. patriotic brewers and
distillers should opiose It.
If come men worked as hard to
earn money as they do devising
wjys to get It witlhont toil iney
wcnld be captains of finance in a
little while.
A man never thinks it possible to
be mistaken after the other fellow
made him angry In the controversy.
Wvien It: In hot enough to make
t ne wish for an iceberg it is pleas-
ant to have to stand in the sun ten
minutes and wait for a car.
Kiti' t of free speech is seldom
asked bv the man- who haj com-
mitted n crime and has to go to court
about II.
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My Entire Stock of Paints and Wall Paper. A nice
clean stock of; 5: to Be; a
roll. This is your chance I am going ofr&j&f the ;?wall
paper business. Paints for $1 per gallon that cost $1.50
other places. The house paint must go to make room
for other goods. Do not dely come today.
KsrifFO's Drug. Store I
106 W. Oklahoma Ave. ! - ' I
Farm Loans Real Estate
Fire Lightning Tornado Ac
cident Plate Glass ami all other
insurance.
F. A.Gooins
rtwne dGillO'j W.OklaAvc.
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The Reef Man Speaks
(Arthur Chapman)
It is proposed to erect in New-
York harbor n gigantic statue as 1
memorial to the Indian;'-'. '
Aye put me in bronze In your water-
way Hut how shall the lseulpt.orposf me
... pray"'. ..."..'" 5 f
Shall I knee while the robb?r white
man stands
And orders ' me far .from ;1iir stolen
lands . 4 -
Lands tr-at were ours through the
long long yt..n
Ere our laughter died in ;a flood of
tears
Or shall 1 nose as I stand today.
un rue mat reservation middled nway
Stand with a beggar's hund out-
stretched For the ration the surly agent Wm
fetched
Stand in the remnant of my pride
Wiitle f:i- away tis a full dar's ride -
In . my tattered lodge ors. t!i prairie
gray . . ..;
No children's voices ro raised in
play
Cut only Hi squaw's voice fills the
night
MourniiK for souls that have taken
fllgilt
Is it thus I shall a'anl. on thai gra.
iU;.- base - - ' '' ..
While A'ot.r vices leer from -my- once
strong face?
Aye put -me thus In fair Liberty's
fiarne
And label the statue "Our ' Nation's
Sinme!" .
For a Sprained Ankle
As usually treated a sprained ankle
will disable the injured p-i son for a
month or more but by applying Cham-
neriain s Liniment and observing the
directions with each bottle faithfully
cure may be effected in many cases
In less than one week'a time. This
liniment is a most remarkable prep
sration. Try it for a sprain or bruise
or when laid up with chronic or mus
cular rheumatism and you are cer
tain to be delighted with the prompt
relief which It affords. For salo by
C. R. Reatro.
EAST SUFFERS FBQP1 HOT WAVE
(By Associated Press)
New York June 2 1.' New York
Is still in the grasp of a heat wave
today. There were four deaths to-
day bringing 'the total since Monday
to fourteen. The temperature was
S8.
... ' ' ' "
(3v Associated Fressi'
Philadelphia Pa. June 21. With
the thermometer of. 88 in the shade
three deaths from heat were reported
up to noon today twelve since Mon-
day. will save the dyspeptic from many
days of misery and enable hlm to eat
whatever he wishes. They prevent
SICK HEADACHE
cause the food to assimilate and! nour-
ish the body give keen appetite
DEVELOP rLESH
and solid muscle. Elegantly sugar
Jake No Substitute.
T iitf sPills
Now Is
the Time
to Buy ;
Oxfords
. Ghoico of all Ladies' and Mrn'.s .."50 and LOO
Oxfords in the store for $:!.()).
This includes our Famous Rtd Cross Oxfords
for Ladies. v; ; : . . ; :;
10 pej cent Discount on all Men's and Boy's
Oxfords from $1.50 to $3.00.
10 per cent Discount on all Ladies' Misses' and
Children 's Tan Oxfords.
.- I' vou aic soiiig to buv Oxfords vou can save'
money by buyinj; them here." . ;
Robinson Tfie Shoe ?M
ebb's Cleaning S Pressing Club
Your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed for ;
.Py Sl.OO a Month. .
V i We Do It Eight. ;v . ' " J
v PiioneTl. 120 S. First St. V
Ladieg' Shih and Skirts Given. Special Attention
ir
ftieliore or facta
j... ...
reasonable
price
Electric
Ugiit
A
Tom ob the mHgti
Guthrie Ughf
and Power Co
ics Wanted
Stone masons bricklayers carpen-'
ters and etc. for work at. theOklaho -
ma Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege at Stillwater. Apply to Cook Con-
:1-;
.itructlon Co. Carl H.-Fulle.Swi.
Stillwater Okla. .. .. . Ja ..;.
1 6flk ''. vArtrl I
$o clean j
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an
...GUTtlRIE..
Neat : Pressing Clab
.Will call for' and deliver
your clothes cleaned and
presstd. Four suits per
month one suit per week
fl.DO. Ladies clothes given
special attention.. . :'?
ERNEST 1$. A1F.TZ
Phone 809 Guthrie Ok la
Royal Hotel Basement
"
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K I ILL the COUCH
and cure ihe xuncs
r. lungs.""
" Discovery
'OLDS.
I AND ALL THROAT AND tUHig TROUBLES.
quahanteed SATisFAcsoay
I UJ HONEY REFUNDJED. ' j
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CHICHESTER S FILLS
TIU: UIMO!t H R 4 ii
I.aJIrst amL your vrugmlut for j
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SOLD BV DRUGGISTS EVLRVWSLXt
insuranee
The best
The kind you want v
. AUpwestcbst
Cboice Bargains City Property
See M. L. MOCK
1141-2E.Okla. Ave. . Phone 641
nunDCYCurd" 1uck relief; ren0T
UliUt ill all WAlilDK Id I to SO dara:
K0 to (10 dayB effects DdtaJunent tsr
Trial treat wetit s!ipi frea to siiffererj.
nothiiiK fairer. .rw t!i-i4mm
mtntats and tree .tf!"i?f.wt'die':i writi '-;
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, June 25, 1909, newspaper, June 25, 1909; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc617512/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.