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THE LEADER UTHRIE KLA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 ISO.
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To Sill Hcurehold 4dt ..
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A Boy or Girt?
A Handy ManT
Or Anythlnp. Elief
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TnY THT LEADER THREE
LINK WANT THRCE TIMES
23 CENTO.
SOOOOOOOOOO
1X911 SAJLH.
TOR SALE A scholarship in tire Horse
Behool of Telegraphy Cincinnati Ohio.
13.00 rash. Address Leader Co.
rOR SALE FJfts doUa scholarship In
Oklahoma City Business college
(Draughon'a) for $35.00. Full tourse carl
bo taken either In person or by mall.
Address Tho Leader.
FOR SALB Two $10 scholarships In
ICarman Business University of "Whlte-
wrlght Texas for 15 00. Address the
Leader
FOR SALD Burns savings bunks 75c
fl.teh. C. T. Cherry. Capitol Nattonni
anfcv
FOR SALE On easy payments. liar
fixtures now and second hand bil-
liard and pool tables billiard and bowl-
ing suppllos. Wo lead In cheap prices.
Tho Brunswlcko-Balko-Collender Co. 637
an" "3 Dtlnwnro St. Kansas City Mo.
FOR SALE A static gulvanlo and Far-
adlo clcctrlo battery Batcman's a
bargain for physicians. Addreci "B.
B" tare Leader ofllco.
FOR SALE Good phaeton.
East Noble.
Inquire S2S
LOANS.
LOANS Farm loans gilt c.dge bIx per
cent. Calf on J. D Burko Under Okla-
homa State bank. tf x
Exchanges on gcnarul merchandise
hardware hotels mills gins furms city
property etc. Millions of farm -loan
money nt very lowest rate. T. A. BAG-
GETT Guthrie Okla.
MISCtiLl.ANl.OUa.
MONEY to loan on farm city and chat-
tel property also on -jour salary. Buy
and sell notes mortgages bonds and
warrants. Sco J. B. Green 114 W. Ok-
la. Ave. or phono 47 and 703
Farm Lo-mfl 6 per cent Interest J. D.
Burko 107 South Division St.
"WANTED Man with team todo com-
mission work; CO per cent guaranteed.
Address 13. C. IT. care Leader.
WANTED Ton lo know that you can
B"t Job printing done on short notlco
at thr Leader offico.
WANTED One hundred more subscrib-
ers to the Loader's grout magnzlno dub-
bins proposition.
WANTED Two or threo oopieo of tho
Oklahoma (Weekly) Lendnr Issue of
Dc. 14 1903.
North HIdo Inn Good rooms good
board close ln 403 North Division
St.. phono SS3. Mm Nowton and Mrs.
WcCracken.
Do not Fool Away Your
Time nor Waste Your
Money
Experimenting'
POT IN
ELECTRJCjjGHT
There is
NO DIRT.
NO SMOKE
NO ODOR
NO DARKNESS
Nothing1 but
CONVENIENCE
ECONOMY
ADAPTABILITY.
BRIGHTNESS.
When you use Electricty
in your home office or store
You Can't Make a Mi3iake.
&6e GUTHRIE LIGHT
(Si POWER. CO.
THE LEADER'S HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Style. Rate
American. $2.00
American 200
American. 2.00
American. 2.00
American. (.00
American. 1.50
. Aroern I. EC
Arradln Ponca City.
Hotel Hides Perklln.
Hotel EgbertChandler.
National Pawnee
Hotel Yost Stillwater.
Hotel X Ripley.
Hotel Marshall Marshall
I ROYALS f
BAR
ALL TUB BESTBHAND8 0F
LIQUOI18 W1NE8 CI
GARS ETC.
f Gentleman In Attendance
ana east service in
th City.
1 ALL THK BMBT SRAXDfi OT
-' BHS3 and snrr tibthb-b
IMMMMMMMMiaMMM
DO
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what nart of b
.the blood. Th
the effect of
.tinted and weak
FOII
should pass oH
m and absorbed
nine intrenched
I is evidence of
FOR HBNT -Nlc
over 304 Eit O
also one nlco bar
light lieusekcrpl ig
ore discomfort
iat resists treat-
on and disease:
WANTED-lfrce rrom other
ding flesh the
SALttsMBN WANllccr0U9- bome
anleemah to cull onTjOt all my llfn
exceptional opportunlloalraco. By
mediate work State fcboutMx
Loek bos SB8 rhllilnodYcnl attan-
Leader. x 'r8e x Vf18 ln
" ltm glad to say
lam oanvinoed
MONEY la loan on faiT". I have
tel property also on I fV ?.' n J
and sell notes lnorttl
moftfl
wnrrants.
Seo J. B Gl
W. J. DA.TJJ.
la
Ave oi
lilione 47
sore would
due to out-
LOST AND Fl
They arc
a an outlet
LOST A sheriff "a dnv t
sometimes
to Under. Noms of
Winn Finder Mum to
raons past
lies and be-
ulcer de-
SCLECT HIOH QRAllwra r( ri-
plants lie taint lu
PHENOMENAL BERRY ! of Mrly
maker ag high as J1.400 hatio be SUS-
from a single acre here thil not henl
Fruit of enormous sl7e varjl'nn that
to i o Inohe In length a I very old
rtw' color dellclously flavoretY't in the
l productive very firm nnlliMB
shipper. Prico per 10. 11 Ooli.u i
J7.50: per loao. jisoo. lei every
NEW MAMMOTH BLACJl equals
Not n true blackberry hut il lilnod
tweon the California wild detlulatiofl
tho Crandall blackbt-ny. It l.le place
largt berry fruit of nnjUilnglj scaDS
tho world today. Tho fruit color
u.n io iu mrco incurs in il.iJshf
iiuuui.vu ll Uir BTCllCSl Ri
Tho hlghcjit flavored nnd most
Gd
or an ulnckborrics. They rlpt
m oBioro any uowourry or
borry. A great shipper and mon
ma
or. $1.00 per 10 IS.00 per hundrc
.irrled
per 1000.
I.OQVN BERRY a famous bcr
lng now widely planted all o
""")' i-iuii. very largo una a f0r
ftnnin Anrif Afl mTh. a-...i
ductlve and possosed of rich stnrrafc
flavor. One of tho best canning llC8
itwn. 60 cents per 40 ?3 SO periling
dred J25.00 por 1000. I u
IIIMALAYAN GLVNT BllpK
BERRY will yield 100 ouarts of 1 N
to a plant during a season. Berries
en ln July and August. They aro n
an Ineh In dlametor Jet black c
round nnd or cxqulslto flavor tl 00
10 JS.00 per 100. J50.00 per 1000
Uv GOLDEN BLA KBERR fi
a glowing golden yellow. Intend hltl
ly flavored very productive and in
mrgu as mo i.any Harvest blackbenlr
26 cents each 12.00 por 10 J1S 00
100.
MATCHLESS BLACKBERRY ono
tho nnest flavored nnd most productlv
or all iprlght erowlnir bl.aekhprri.
U.00 ptr 10 J7.60 per 100.
ROGERS EARLY DEWBERRY oarll
est or nil dewberries laiee. veiv flrtn.
great shipper. CO cents per 10 3 60 per
100 $20.00 per 1000
MAYES HYBRID DEWBERRY tho
largest and bost dewberry In the world
Ripens ten days after Itogrs Early a
great shipper berries Jet black and of
the highest flavor; enormously produc
tive. 60 cents per 10 2 60 per 100 15.00
rer 1000.
MEXICAN best for all purpose straw-
berry on earth; the largest strawberry
Itnown. and ono of tho most dollnlmmu
flavored; elves threo crops a. year will
succeed anywhere 2S cents per 10. Jl.Oo
per 100 J5.00 per 1000. All plants aro
shipped prepaid at above prices.
S. L. WATKINS.
Grizzly Flats California.
MONEY: SS
DO TOU N1SGD IT?
taret lower and
terrat the best. You get your eih
whan yon sign the papers. Wa writ
Fnnn and City Insurance In standard
companies. Will trade Land far
MarohandUe and Merchandise (or
Laart
E. J. GARNER
Immigration Agent
Room 3 Lymon Block
108 West Harrison
Guthrlo Oklahoma
FOR GOOD COAL
aB Cheap as the Cheapest
PHONE 574
W. E. SHERIFF
THE LAUX-BMER CO.
BONDED ABSTRACTERS.
INSURANCE. SURETY BOND?
AND LOANS.
HOLLISTPR'
-iVJaTafsTssTsBrSialb
Rocky Mountain Tea iktat
A Busy Mudlsliid hr Buy Feaaf.
Srias Golisa Etallh a&d RsaetruTvigaR
i 5itS!?S t$l "fflliw. IndlgtrtloB We
f WJney TrouWa. I'iirip es Ecaema iBmure
JSdBtLkaS- H'cAyMoiinuh7TataM
let form 84 eeats a box Uenulae maS br
HofcutTs aw. Comfit MUViir
MLMM IttMCTf for mum wu
JENKINS MAKES
OSAGE REPORT
KECOUDS HAVE BEEN
FORWARDED TO THE
SECRETARY
MUCH TILLABLE LAND
Available in the Richest
Nation on Earth
J. 8) Jenklna. Uta Indian Inopettor has
rofeenliy cojnfdsta a detailed report on
the OaARe Indiana of Oklahoma and lias
forwarded th 0aJa to flrcretnry Hltch-
rotk for Wsoord It is the flrnt ofllclal
report of It kind In ooral jears and
Hhows ln dttkliatha great wnlth of this
Indian tribe. Of tn Os.igi-3 he mivs
'There aro L1W.055 ncrea In the
Osnge reservation. Of this 882 000 aro
tillable Thetw ar OOno aores under
oil and gaa lean. This loam pays 10 per
cent royalty and during the past six
months the royalty on ll it rlc a bar-
rel lina been JIM.MI. Anotlx r six month
will bring tho royalty up to WSO 000 for
the luteal year. Aller April s the royalty
la Increased to 1H4 lw oent
"I.at rear the Osages roorlvcil from
rentals of their IUttils to farmers and cat
tlemen J27R.O0O. Tlioy received na In-
terest on their vested fimdjo JOG 011.
From other sources they reoehod $100.-
000 There aro 1937 Osage Indians who
share In tho nnnuHIos of the tribe. Of
those there aro 811 fullbloods nnd 1.0D4
of mixed blood. A majority of tho fujl-
hloods wmr blatikots. Tho mixed bloods
rOJ CAN EAT ANYTHING IF
A you take. a CALIFORNIA
PfcUNE WAFER after the meal.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
will not offend the most delicate stom-
ach; they may be given to young or
old; they are cooling grateful re-
freshing invigorating healthful. They
move and regulate the bowels gently
without griping without Inconven-
ience. CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
make the "morning after" seem like
tho day before. They do away with
the evil effect of an over-indulgence
In tcbacco liquor or the epicurean
Joys of the table.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
are recommended by physicians for all
Liver Stomach and Kidney Disorders.
They are a Liver and Dowel Tonic
from Nature's Laboratory 100 wa-
fers 25 cents.
J. N. Wallaco Pharmacist
Guthrie. Okla.
38ffl3353j!ffi&eB4
peeizxlist Who Under-
hod i norouBniy.
Jlscase should give much leriout-
latment It Is not sufficient to
but. the Important quettlon It
Intelligently treating the- spec
Is the age of specialism.. The
hlngs but to do one partcutar
The physician who will e.i.
Th
s entirety may meet wth a
nt and competent. But there
physician who has made a
hence more satisfactorily to
Jure
obs.Ce
OkJaho
A
years restricting; my prac-
Ished
which I havo devoted my en-
ye perfected a eneclal plan ot
B1t obstinate cases after other
M. Ice Is the moct extenalvn of
have patients In every State
me by other physicians who
es.
Men
or a weakening of their
of promptly correcting a
PP
urs happiness more serious.
et a cure from the Widely
XHRSTC
;1 deceptive quick cure of-
;ie personal attention and
AND JJmnorte posalble time Lut
moon win ten you Is lm-
WITH '
URE BLOOD POISON
ive any of Its ymptorn
Jot
01
ilea blotches sore throat.
iio bonse fJlilng hair and
OL
ns which you do not !
is Important that you
Surest nadl't ma at one and learn
XHROAT liether or not you hav"
3 or HCt Remember I guarantee
I cure the dlaeabe never
las quick If not quicker
CAMAnuV knQVin treatment.
I the ex. I will gladly
n.. i.jW invco rcnaino out
Wlnnlp Mant"uJ mttMi ' h
era Canadian I til
which has jirovcd
tho development j
Dominion through '
or
tier began Its th
day at the rooms
In this c'ty. The
Pinna for the future
tl-Jn In promoting lrl
en
ble settlers to 2fail
new prolnas of AVV
ie errors ot
fhf.re-
The Yellow Fi
has recently bean till
ft nlAtjtt -a .... 1
.J V T" I" madlolnes com-
si.w. TT. "IN FREP at offl.
- - ..... .v . 4lj
eyre all disease due
and constipation. 2Ca.
9
COLORED PELIdOl
IALUS TEXAS-
lTl m 1 at ur. .1.1
WiuhlmMn x.. .$?
jp
xpert I
ed
PV5PEPSIA-PROOF.
O
How; Any Meal Can De Thoroughly En-
Joyed By Any Stomach.
Meti as a rule are first dtawiveml by
thaJr oiietnlaif Their anbufatttat tarn
on th saarehllglit aiMt the proof at mar'
It will He In Iwrttiff abta to atftfht th
flash.
It was only In tnto way that Mr White
evr knew that dyaprpAio. wa ono of
Mr. Black's wamt aneiteies flitting
faoe to faea at tw-hy-fir table
ha handfcl his frtMtl friend tho blU of
nut.
Oyster CVxMall Staffel Oltvt
Ilonton Clum Chnwdar.
" Strained Oum'.o
Sirloin HttMk with Muihrootm
Itoaat Barf Haah
Roltad Ox Tnngna wl'h flaaarkraut
LoK4r a la Newbarg
Baked lnk and Roans
CmaWnatiwi Crab Ralad
1X1 MUteo rie
t'Tnaapple Fritters
Mr White ordered a 'little of eah
Mr. Dyspeptic lltack onlm-nd crackers
and a. gloes ot mllki "I trad such a bur
breakfan thla morning." he said "that
I'll Just tak a bite to keep you com-
pany" But Mr. White could not be
declved. "I am afraid you onn't stand
tha glaam Mr. Wack. Why don't you
say you lava dyspepsia and bo done with
it? You'll always hue thtt hungry
look anyhow as Io " ou have dya-
peiiala. Now listen Vy dtomnch wai1 In
Just as bad condition us yours at one
time. But now I em ixit iinythlng at
any tlnm For it m m this elatn
chowder or sirloin steu m itn thn lob
ster vtuld l Just nn ntliome to my
stomach as jenir craekem mil milk. You
don't raaJise how this dynnepsla buslnean
Is rabbhtK you of jour spirit of your
energy and ability to think quickly. 1
can't help notice It You Inven't the
chwjr and sociability you IihJ three
months ago. Now 111 tell you what to
do " and tber"nt the cheerful Mr. dte
took a 'al fj-om his pocket and extntned
a wee tablet. 'There thei Is a tablet
that contains an Ingredient one grain
of which digests 3000 grains of food.
For oe.itho worst ilyspoptlo It'a the only
thing that really gtvoa relief The rea-
son Is it rclleos tho stomnch of nenrly
all tho work It has to do digests every-
thing in the stomach and stimulates
tho snstrio Julco. I onn't get along with-
out them. They nre Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. You can get them any w hero
on earth for 50c n pickugo."
Yo It 1 truo Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets absolutely slop heartburn nau-
sea. Indigestion dsspepiU. of tho won't
typo sour alomnoh. bltmty feeling arid
nil eructations nnd Irritation and fresh-
en nnd Invlgomto tho Htomach. Thoy
cheer you up and make you get all tho
good there Is In jour food. You will
forsct you ever had a stomnch tu worry
you.
nro llko any other mlxeil blood Indians.
Sonio of them nto apparently white pco-
plo and act llko white people well edu-
cated and Intelligent- Thoy nro rich
and the Indian ngont pnjs their nnnul-
tlos to them oh year iRh tho rcgu-
l.irlty of a coupon clipper. Tho nxeingc
total annuities In amlt paid to each
Osage by tho ngont N J6E1. 15aeh Osngo
family has an apportioned farm of from
200 to 1000 nuroH whloh the hond "f the
family rents to sumo white man and
gets for it from $2 to $3 por acre. Tho
average family In tho Osago nation Ih
six making tho total income per family
$3096 in addition to tho apportioned
farm ronUilx The lack of necessity for
laboring is obvious.
"There nro 2000 school children on the
reHervutlun and of these' thero nro 1.000
who liae no school privileges The
Oaagna have w.hoola of their own but
whites are not admitted
"'The Osagiti acquired the found il'oi
of tlmlr wealth from the goviriiim nl
'Niey formerly held h strip of land In
Kunsua fifty milts Wide and the entire
length of the Cherokee atrip The gt.-
ernnient dtrldd lo move them and to
do o bought the lurid and paid $8000000
for it and g'lve tin- )ago their presinl
-eservatkm '1 h t 000000 bus aim.'
been In l"Hnl .! Ih still Intact Tho
Illuminating OH i"nl (las mmiwii) Iiah u
blanket lease -n the oil produelng mh -Hon
of the mil low overlng COO.000 acr.
that '.a worth in rojulty now $3$000)
por annum. This h-na eplroa In April
Hinl the renewal calls for an linrna In
royalty to tho IndhinM of SH per leut
Tho production is dally Inornuslng unI
no ono can predict what th amount will
bo In five jears tluit theae Indiana will
recolvn from thtso oil lands When the
land'ln'ttllottd and sold tha Indians will
still reuln their rlglits tu the oil and
guv roynltlea tlm.. are stlpulitUHl under
this lease. Thaso oil Uells last year
tiroduoed .4S1.4S7 Jrrol of oil. Thero
uri Ml oil wells and 41 oh wells. There
have be on 108 'dustem' drilled on the
reservation It i" estimated that when
tho land U allotted and sold thnt It
will lie worth 16 per aora and Uwl the
total amount ef money rocll by acli
man woman vnd clilhl on tho Osago
rolla will bo $8600 In addition to the
retained communal intcreat In tho oil
ro) all Its which will amoant 'o $lt8 per
capit.i annuitlly or an Investment of
$1 J10 at 10 pt r ' ont lntBTMsl Thla
would make the lutual swUiVment bring
il-e i.nu wulih f the averago Osa
f.imllj of 1x "P U I'fl.aoo euan aa
v.ul.rl int. real l.ilir 111. 10 p r out In
ti -hi of $7 'W
It i- I.lll that win n if-e Imd Is
ulloiu
ili i i ii.li lii.llitn will ta iv
r:
ii
i'im
Kiii uli unl l.n1 .fid 4U res
l i ii l mid I tin t II." Kiiirlii"
1 1
L.ii.1.
Jiul
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will I.
It l
I k 11
II I I
oy the gtiriinu it
l In Urn tit of t In
1 hi v ti i Ii or icken bit rUanse
and slnrigtbin thi stomach Hvr and
boTi'l' TblB K the unleral serdlct
of tht. iniii ihousinda who use r-
Wltr - l.ltrlt Birly Blsera These
fanioun inili i ill- n H re hcdaoh con-
latipitlui hty Ohnwaf. JaurKOf. torpid
liver aallow oiin.lc lon etc Try MUlt
Barl llittfrv -' R Hettfro
TO HUNTERS.
!f 7&u would know of a country wblck
bounds in turk.y duck nuail aqulr-
rals and other small game with many
a good chanc. i t dt.er. get a copy of
tha new booklet Ktathera and Flna op
the Frisco " It tells about hunting and
Belling in tha oznrks and tn the SI.
Francis Valley Heru free on request by
A. Illllon. Oernral l'aasenger Agent
PriMO System at. 1-ouUt. Uo.
OLSON'S LADY ORCHESTRA.
MB8 I'LARI. Ol BON First Violin.
liimm Clyde C itaynoMU. BaODnd VIA-
m . ... ...
Mm 6dia K HeynoMSi inane.
Ms-. CMaoi itutts
t Will furnish up-to-date music for en-
lartBliiniuntti. optmiiiUt bnii roonw eu
rWlHm ivantlng moaie p) a call
Ur ritBol J it KcyaeML crLu y c t-
Kayoo)a)a. w r
W. JlrHiai
rtag botai tot
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WALL P
4c AT RENFR9'S.
I
MR BRYAN
QUITS COLLE
sends his resignation
to board as
Trustee
GIVES REASONS FOR IT
Cannot Serve School Where
Trust Magnates Give Up
Jacksonville III . Feb 14 Willi--n J
llrynn who ia prealdent of tha board tf
trustei of Illinois college of tit ol'y
lius written from Hongkong. China. ten
dering his resignation to take effect at
onoe nnd the Imard In session hero ac-
cepted his realgnutlon
Mr Bryan refuses to serve aa a trus
tee becHin the board wishes to take
advantage of th offer made by Andrew
I'limegle to extend aid to Western eol-
IK and iya thnt thosn colleges who
do ntcept ar selling out lo the phi to
mi Is of tho land who are striking to
strangle economic truth.
Mr Uryan lina the following to wis
"The Imue preaentetl seems to me to
be a vital one nnd een If Carnegie re
fuses tho same question will Ukf
arlo If some oi'ier trust magnite In-
vites bequests. Our college cannot serw
God Una. Mammon. It can not bo a col-
lege for the peoplo and at the same time
commend Itself to the commercial hlgh-
waymon who aro tiow tmbtddlzlng the
college to prevent tho teaching of oeo-
nnmlrnl truth. It grieves mo to havii my
almn rnntet converted Into an nlly of
plutocrncj-. but having done what I
oould to precnt It I hno no other ro-
coiiij'e thun to withdraw from Its nun-
ngetnent. "I regrot that the ncllon. If It wns to
bo taken was not taken beforo I gave
my notes for I regard tho money ghon
us worso tbnn wasted If tho collage 1b
to bo under the shadow of a great mo-
nopoly "
After tho reading of this lot tar to the
trustees they votou unnnlmously lo ne-
HfSatSwBmsF Refaiin
Your Youthful
Figures
To I benutiiul is to l luvd by alL II
there live the woman who it indluerent to
this iIm Ii ytt to be heard of Yet from
lime Immemorial society lias recognlird
what llty thought to IxiadetrlmeH. in the
way ol S'idi a raallzation. 1 he bearing of
dilidrtn has meant to them the inawlnj of
Eh) steal btiuty ol ligure without nlueh
eauty of face would be of little account
Nothini' could to more remote from truth
U than this (.'uUlbiitli is purely a natural
phtnon. on atcomnaiiteu y pain lo uo
suie but It proptrlr managwl no mora
harmful mts affects upo the human fotm
divine than any other natural functloo.
Is Mtfntlal In tlie proper manis'nwnl of
the abdamiial inucln thereby enabling M
1 j. . ... ....l.Lt- .1... .1.. u Df
.T( 1IICUI M nUM4IH llin l-. l.i. ..
mutt undeigo and ft" this vrry lact it
H facilltatm Ibdr return to normal pmimr-
i thins altrr eliiblUrth and it is obvious
mat pain n um lc greatly kiwiwi iium
this very reason
It Is a tinirornl it is liarmlcss it it
potent It Is printle in its ri'SiiIls. it Is
Slather Frlrml 1 1 o (wr liottlo jX lru;
stai t)ur liook ol prutless ali tot
frte tu all woiiicn
Bradfiold Regulator Co.
a m ATLANTA GA.
mass
Wll nt
wmrmxwxnsr7sssi
Low Rates
to
A.
and the
Northwest
via the
Daily February 15 to April
$2500
to California pc- aud n Ii
tively as low rateb to pointt in
thi Nurtiwt-.t
Laps schedules and other in-
formation will bechf-rtallynd
proirptly furniblnd ji. applica-
tion to
V (' Fauuin'.tod.T. P. A.
' Oklaptdn.t t it Ukla.
P. R. OLAUK. P:A.
Wichita Kan
tii
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ECZEMA SUFFERERS
tSnel thousands of wretched people suffering from
skin diseases will
r-.
' aliased to announce
the manufacturers
AS
to act as iitnbutaa f r t' i city aad vicinity of this 11111 known prepiratlon and will
not only t.ell L D.L. at retail at our store but will supply druggists at -xhclcvile pTn.es
The ho!3 of
IT CAH RE
SEEK AT
04H STOAL
Mr. Jimcj
bolero bt
usttlD.D. D.
this pspor
refuted to
print ha-
oauwllwas
so shtcKIn
iMi
I'-nhn
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on tmf
fir inn i
'tig
t.r tl
frrM'mraff
hit hair
u i$ trarn
rltpprti
bimt
matpynd
a WfHiii
tttchttat
mm t
lp AM
trtrf
I Up.
Artfal
Atffermr
In di)Nif-
oneeiiflrr rJflRil
rrpr (
Xathtrtg
$ rrrr
hrouaht
tyrkarptw tn humanity than thtt Uirncery.
ccpt his resignation.
A month ago Judge Owen 1'. Thomp-
son and M. V. Imulap biilh prominent
IlIInoN detnoemts who wore trustees 'of
this colloge roslgiic'd from the lKxml be-
oauso Mr. Curucglo wuh to bo risked to
tiKHjst IIHiioIh cql;o In Hh llunnces.
Illinois collcgo was estnbllshed In 1803.
ami Is tho oldest educational Institution
wont of tho AUegluansy mountains. It Id
a small oolUgo nnd is In n strnltoned
ilnnnolnl condition. Mr. Urjlin was
eloctuA chnlrman of the lniard of trus-
tees about a year ago and nt that Mmo
gavo thu aehool $500Q.
Don't docolo yoursolf. If you have
Indigestion in'rfo 1C6J61 .DspcpHla Curo.
It will relieve you. Rov. W. R. Hooutt
South Mills N. C wiya. "1 was troub-
led with chroiile Indlgostlon for soveral
years whatever I uta seomod to auiso
hourtburn sour atomarh llutterlng of
my heart nnd general deproaalon of
mind end body. My druggist recom-
mended Koilol and 'It ha relieved mo.
I ' in now eat anything and sleep wound-
v a n glit ' Kodol digests What you
i I! IU nfro.
$
it
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ralifornians itAisii (jold - -
An cahier wav luis been found
fl
tntnrxl lstr fnrrnlnrr TIir
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luHHRR
Msssssaas
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Mr
j oranges lcmous. olives grapes wheat alfalfa and other A
$ products of the soil into good clothes comfortable resi- $
jj: Menkes auu aoavu iiiy uumuivtuuuij i.i utiusuum!.- jy
4 cry day in California. "Wouldn't H pay yo to inquiro into &
K this? netter vet why not go th.-ire? g
(5
fc From Ciuthrle to alraoet all points in California and to
j many places in Ariseona. Liberal stop-over privileges
On tale daily February 15 to April 7. 1006. Tourist $
m sleepers aaily on last trains
S For particulars apply to
M. N. COCHRELL Agent
l Tb Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ky Co.
Tile Denver Enid & Gulf R. R. Go
ALFALFA ROUTE
An Up-lo Date Kallroa'l operating UK) nnh-. between
Outbrie and Cherokee. Okla. via Kni J and iipidly pushing
forward to Kiowa Medicine idg Kinsa and northwest.
FlrstCleLgs Roa.dbed. First Clnss Equipment
The Alfalfa Route Ca(c and Diiiiit Tit !1 at Enid is ele
gantly furnUbad and equipped ter u t um x.ellt-d. Ftrht-clas
rooms in ccnnectlou.
TrME OF TRAIN DAtlV
Wast Bound
No
No
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N'o
I Mall I un (.uthrie
1 Mull l ius Knld
11 .Mix. J i .n (.J'hrle
It Mix.. I i Lt.it Km
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No. 10 Mixta . '- Eu-'
Conuect'OB made a Cutbr.e wi' the Rant.i K-
T Fort Smith & Wester- h.ister i OKUIioma an. I
Bt lieuoA Wstp-u ai Knid with tl". Frist. . ii
tjie A V fe nt Chrrokee w.ih ne Kan.u i
J. J. OUNNINCfHAM
General Paisenrjep Aont.
ne interested in two
that wit have nrrar-god with
of Ifo vrandarful
m ta pM
1 hn arrahffemont will enal'latii'isestirTerinft
tha tortares of the dimned from skin diseasel
to proct P. D D at their ae-iraM drug store.
It v ill bring hippinow to thnnsamit who are
misefablt - imaRtiilng tbay l:va a biaai ptlion-
InjT when in nino casoaout of t n it n purely
a local parasitic raanffctlailsn on I ha Kln vhioh
can bo ckMrad away In a hurry. 5 ti-h misery
now cleared awav as surely aa the (i ihmea
above Not tnweljr allanplflil not a matter of
improvement only but a clearing cf it all
away Absolutely and quxkly to-)
WF. VOUCH FQH THIS
I v. -uen provan lo as bayoad tbe poibit-
i! cf a doult thtt a new cicd'ciiio qwckly
cUan up tho worst skin aflectroris. It work
terms astoaishtnit aaiaamg almost rairncu-
I mm. ( It ts a stieciSe formula which bacauso
of its discovery by Dr. Dacaiur Uennis i
knoun as "D D T) ' ) Ita actual record sonnd
hko i story ot magic Uut there 1 1 no room for
doubt about It whatever full proobi mdlput
able in acry respect havo been ftubsBltteu re-
cinlin? Imndred& of caei among them tho
Clio illustrated in thn announronisat. Tho
co shown here (M Charles Jacobs psoria-
sis of many 'ears' standing) wai peraitnently
curaxl. It 13 nivv neiUy Mvo years since tho
diasCwas cleared out of his akin and no taint
of it baa appeared since.
This Is ml msrsly a coiimirei.il matter
II 1$ a ntaltsr ol humanity
to tell everybody with a kin disease abont this
modlcamont. AmouR tho many - cs proven to
us of astonishingly quick and complete cures
all ot which aeetn to havo been permanent
many wero photographed id such a condition
that a reproduction In a newspaper would be
perhaps too allocking for print . This case given
hetc in tho cause of humanity this paper con-
aonted to print JtM as tho patient appeared
beforo and after lieatraont tlviugh another
newspaper refused to do so. N t nespaprt
In Christendom but nhonld public very word
of this intormatiou pictures and all it duty
and not dollars were the Rovemln rule.
WE PROVE IT
To convince you wo have arranged with
tho I?. V. V. Co to that any suftcror
from nny kln diseases can get direct
from tho 1. D. D. Co'a. laboratory a
large rfee sample bottle of D. D. TJ. pre-
scription togethor with 32 pago new
pamphlet on skin diseases nnd frco nd
leo on lour particular caio from Uio
world'a greatest sfcln apeolallstf.
J. N. WALLACE DruoalL
FREE SAMPLE COUPON
(MAir. Tiiin rnoMPTiiY.
ooo ooo ooq oao ooo ooo
o D. O. D. CO. Medical Department o
o 116O20 Michigan St. Suite 605 o
o Chicago. o
o Plenso send me free prepaid o
o a largo saninla bottle of 1. D. D o
o pamphlet and consultation blank o
o For .... yenra I havo been afflict- o
o ed with rv Bkln iUskiso called o
o . nnd havo never ue3. o
o D. D. D. ' ..-.-- o
o Numq ......... o
o Addrews o
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IF YOU NEED SOME ONE TO FIT
A KEY REPAIR A SEWING MA-
CHINE DICY.'-LE QUN TYPEWRIT-
ER OR ALMOST ANYTHING PHONE
OLSMITH 108.
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
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Californiao
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