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THE ONLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER IN GUTHRIE
Summer Clothes
We never
f to take care of the heat driven man with
5 smart comfortable clothes.
IS The cool breezes find an easv entrance
through our airy
Two-Piece Suits
Yet for all their lightness skillful tailors
have given a permanent shape to the garments
that you would think impossible in material
so zephyr-like.
Your size is here. If you are a tall man
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you. We invite
If Cool SUMMER
Straw Hat or Panama.
you'll find the shape you
like here.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
Chief Deputy Chris Madscn la In Chlolt-
a sba I. T.
S. L. Spurlcr wna In Oklahoma City
yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McConnoU aro vis-
iting friends at Anadarko.
United States Marshal Abornathy went
to Oklahoma City this morning
Attorney Vl. Smith U horo from
Woodward d'vi ling supreme court.
It. E. Dplaiiey Is' here from Perry vis-
iting" his slater. Airs. A. a. Baldwin.
Miller R. Smith and U. 0. Gmvcs
bankers of Goodnight were In the city
yesterday.
Judge Selwyn Pouelas a Jeadlnff mem-
ber of the Oklahoma City bar la here
attending supremo court.
Mrs. Frank Olsmlth and daughters l't
yesterday for Boston Mass. to -visit
relatives and see "Sailor Edwin."
Paul Mo;eal and John Cevlo oamoeral far mhouses In Its path killing
over from Stillwater .last evening where
tnoy Jive been attending the A. & M.
college
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Miss Lulu Hoyland n teacher In tho
Guthrie public schools left last night
for Hdmond to attend tlis summer nor-
mal. L. O. Lytlo has grfne to Tulsa I. T. to
look aftor the Interests of Mr. Vandevorr
In u auit in district court in which 180000
is Involved.
The Business league will give a din-
ner tonight at the city hall at 6 SO i. .
Bob Collins of Wichita is in the .lt.
Ho is a. former Oklahoman and is now
engaged In tho grocery buslues. l(e Is
qocompanted by Mr. Kelff.
R. J. Kennedy traveling passenger
ngent of the Sauta Fa Is In the city lie
Is Interesting local Elks In the proposi
tion (o take a special oar to Denver for
tho Elks reunion.
Luther West ft&a been appointed Okh.
lioma representative pf the New York
Assurance company. A. A. Manning of
Dallas Tex. general naeiu of tho south-
west .distrlot was in the city tday and
continued Mr. West's appointment.
A nogro woman known about the
city as "Lou" was up In police court
this mornlpg to answer to a charge uf
street walking. Tho case was con
tlnued' until five o'clock this nftornoon.
COLD AND REFRESHING
WATER AT RENFRO'S.
80DT
Commencement.
Jirt 7 at Brooks Theatre
Ross Conservatory assisted by
00 oublic school children.
Other drills iccostumejf piano
numoers ana recitations auw
inliiou 25 cental
If youjllj come here
TO LOOK"
you'll find what you want
to buy
before were so
man of regular size we can fit &
you to come in and look at our
SUITS.
Kr?sTCcsatosfeBrMa
TORNADO AND
CLOUDBURST
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plucklneas of a lineman who volun-
teered to 'phono tho outslcje world. Up
to tho present hour no loss of life has
been reported.
According to tho story of tho tele-
Iphono operator at Bridgeport a terrl-
fying storm came up from tho south-
wefat ai about G:30 o'clock In tho even-
ing and a few moments later a wind
storm of great velocity struck tho
town accompanied by rain and hall.
The hailstones wero as large as ordl
nary hen eggs. Immediately after this
tho funuel-shaped cloud made Its ap-
pearance. It appeared coming from
tho southwest and at first moved in a
northeasterly direction then It ap-
peared to halt for a moment and then
moved directly northward. Again It
turned and moved duo jeouth for about
half a mile then turned to tho north-
ward up the river and afterward dis
appeared front view In a northeasterly
direction.
Tho track of the storm was about
half a mile In width. It destroyed sov-
teomo cattle and horses and injuring a
Aogro woman so bidly that sho dlod.
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six. hundred foot of tho wostern out-
skirts of tho town. Near tho tojv the
storm was mod to pick up a two-story
frame house and dash It to fragments
as though it hail been constructed of
straw.
Two other twlate-rs wero sighted
from Bridgeport within an honr after
the tornado above described bad pass-
ed ono to the west and another to
tho south.
GETTLEMAN'S S1.000 PREMIUM
BEER AT SAME OLD MOSES.
BRIBERY CHARGES RIFE.
Threaten to Develop Scandal at Mis-
soiirl Democratic Convention
(Dy Associated Press.)
Jtfffareon City Mo.. June 6-Tho
Dainosratlo state convention conven-
ed hero today for tho nomination of
etattf suporlntondent; of sobools and
railroad warehouse commissioner.
Early this morning ohargea began td
circulate that bribery liad been at
tempted to influence delegate. It was
openly charged that an attempt had
been mado to buy four delegates the
sum of $250 bahig offored for eaoh
vote.
SPIRITUAL FOOD FOR PRISONERS.
Guthrl Ministers to Hold Sunday Ser-
vices at Federal Jil.
At a mating of the duthrie Ministerial
BBtfJclation yesterday afternoon at the
Carnegie library a committee was ap-
pointed to confer with Federal Jailer
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servlces Sunday mornings for the pris-
oners. Tho meetings will begin rtt the
jail next Sunday morning the different
ministers conducting tho sen Ices. Revo.
Rose Rankin Scott Ventress Dodson
and Brnnnon were present at tho meet
Ing yesterday.
Representatives of tho Oklahoma Anti-Saloon
league. Including Superintend-
ent Thompson of Oklahoma City will
nddross Guthrie congregations on tho
work Sunday June 10.
Talks on tho anti-saloon work will bo
inndo as follows:
In tho morning at tho First Prosbyte
rinn church and the M. K. church South:
In tho afternoon at the Baptist church
and tho Congregational church on the
Vest sldej In tho evening at tho Metho-
dist churah tnd tho Clrrlstlun churoh. .
The WW Sldo M. B. churoh will unlto
with tlfo Bervico at tho Congregational
church and tho United Presbyterian
church will dismiss Its motnlng service
and attend one 'of tho other meetings.
INSTITUTE ENROLLMENT.
Attendance this Summer Greater Than
Ever Defore.
The attendance nt tho Logan county
tpnehera Institute which opened yester
day. Is larger thl5 summer than at tho
opening of any provlouo Institute. Tho
enrollment includes the following:
Ella Fowler Fnnnlo Long Lavlna
Smith SIbblo Davis. Erma Watson Em-
ma Dutehor Gertrude Hall Mrs. John
Davis Theodora Klmherly OUie Kellogg
Geo. J. Martin Jr. Ren HarrlDgion En-
to Herwig Paul McNeaU I'eari Calvert.
Gertrude Calvert Inez Rnhrer Bseele
Hunt. I label Fielding Myrtle Da vies
Jessie New by Maude I. Oaluor Wnnle
Barnard Nells QrllTlty. Kdmt Brown. No-
ra FouU. Q. E. Calvert ail of Quthrle
a. 11. Mitchell. Chandler; MUa Mar
aripe Bonlta Carroll Dot Plerutt Leo-
vina Hultz S. M. Shotrard Nallle M.
Whit. Harry Brill all of Crescent; Wal-
ler Kttialtl Stella Stout Fred Walker
Itosett Tste Muriel Smith Bessie New-
ton Thoms King Addle Barnard of
Mulliall; Ileealc JuJy. Waterloo; Dora
Oeharn Qraoe 8torj Mary J. Rice. Ora
Ileep and Vera Keinodle of Coyle.
COUNTRY EDITORS.
Country Editors Press Aiasclallon Or
Qanlzed Hlckim President.
At th meeting ot the editors of Um
country weeklies In Oklahoma last o-
'Ag a ww organisation wus formed to
be known as the Country Kdltorn' Preas
aaaoclaUon.
8wor John P. Hlcktun of rrjilia
Wu. selected president. Juke Mabon of
Creaceut City vies proatdeat. Charles
Sphcar of iUw City soct..ary.
All sstoiw wer exerutivo. and while
twQrins; Is alven out aa o the purposeu
of tl orcanlmtlon Its Intention la un-
dratod to b to secure to tbe smaller
papers their share of legal printing
-whiefc they csabn tl) larer MPrs Ar
now hoeiilne ami MpMteHy to secure
UsIfcAuion whstebr mUxta notleea may
ho pubJlsl)ed in tbe home papors. Iand
sfflee offleUla will also be requested to
mote Hberal with tne small papers on
oonteet HOticea.
Marietta O. June 5.The Ohio
Sunday School association formally
ojioned its forty-sevonth annual con-
vention In Marietta todaj. Seven!
hundred delegates arer here and miufy
mofo aro expected to bo on &and whon
tbe convention begins Its real business
tomorrow. Tho convention will con-
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Nelle Catherine Bunyan.
GENERAL FEDERATION OP
President. Mrs. Sara S. Piatt Decker
1S50 Sherman Ave. Denver Colorado.
First Vleo President Mrs. Philip N.
Mooro. 8125 LaFafctto Ave. St. Louis
Missouri.
Secor-d Vleo President Mrs. May Al-
den Ward 281 Dartmouth St. Boston
Massachusetts.
Recording Secretary Mrs. John Dick-
inson Sherman 4W Lake Ave Chlcafco
IlllnoU.
Corresponding Secretary Mil's Louisa
B. Poppenholm 8t Ateetlng St. Charles-
ton South Carolina.
Treasurer Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker
2606 Wtiltls Ave. Austin Texas.
Auditor Dr. Sarah H. Kendall Th
Arcade Beattlo Washington.
pnoBpECTue.
Thursday.
Shakespeare club U entertained In nf-
ternoon at homo of Mrs. W. A. Frasler
president of the City Fedemiion Of Wo-
men's clubs.
Wednesday.
Mesdames J. J. Boles and A. O. Fnr-
quharson cntortnlu guests a morning mu
sicals nt Fnmulmraoti residence on Eaat
Harrison avenue.
Cantata "Moon Queen" will bo given In
evening at Logan county high school au-
ditorium under auspices of city federa
tion.
Elks dnnco In evening at elub rooms.
Missionary tea In afternoon nt resi-
dence of Mrs. If. E. Asp given under
auspices of Trinity guild Episcopal
church.
Thursday.
Fourth annual commoncomsnt of Ross
Conservatory of Muslo will be held In
evening nt Brooks theatre
Young pcoplo ilnr.ofi In evonlng at
Electric park. Adler's orchestra will
play.
Friday.
Mrs. A. C. lllson ontortalns tho Entro
Nous club in tho afternoon.
Pleasures of Imagination
Oh gtext aro tho thoughts that you lmvo
As dally you grind nt tho mill
Of tho workday strife
But you bet your llfo
That even If jou
Wore aulto froo to do
Wihutevr you pl'jise.
And alt nt your ease
With Just tho right tncklo
Of rod lino and hncklo.
They'd not blto as you think thoy will.
'Indianapolis News.
Mrs.sLoulso J. Rlttenhouso of Chand-
ler was tho dinner guest today of Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Dennis.
Mies Cflra Poltler a Banner school
toochor loft Monday uftornoon for Clear-
Held In. to spend tho summer.
Mr. S. H. llorr of MoLoud arrived
In the city yesterday for a visit with
her daughter Mra. L. W. Qleason.
Tho WY II. Hodges and Soelys novo
returned from a several days' fishing ex-
cursion on Clilsm sreek southwest of
town.
Mrs. Brady of Ul Rono Ir visiting Mrs.
Lnngford. on Bast Clovoland and Mre.
Frank Klncnld of Chorryvalo Ka. Mrs
J. L. Stevens' gue .
rhof lends In this
city of Rev. and
ira. uuwnru voroecK are rocolvinc
innny pietty souvenir postal curds from
thorn mailed tit tho Vuroiis Intorestlns:
pluces thoy nro visiting In Huropo.
Jlrs. r. n. Aslittm went to Chandler
this morning to fcjxtnd tho grouter part
of the summer. Mrs. Asliton will look
nftor tho homo of her oldest daughter.
Mrs Snnda who aeaompnnled by lior
husband coos north until fall.
Mr?. A. J. Han kino came up from Ok-
luhmna City this afternoon and will Im
an honor guest Wednesday morning at
the Itotes-Fartiuharaon r'drale. Mrt.
Hawkins will lie the week end curst of
Mrs. .IIoImi and Mra. C. P. Cotteral. Mrs.
J. It. Campbell who came over from
Weathcrfoid this momlnt to visit Mrs.
Hlldrtth and Miss Ullla.i Bole wlh nlso
be an honor euet t tbe muslcule.
Mrs. W. A. Frwslur president of ihe
uliy federation enterUltied the Cum-
i ridsre club Mond.iy afternoon. Mrs. C.
H. Ftlaou was it 'Kust and oasletrd the
hostess. Itoll fall responses were cur-
rent event topics  The fedenil ii'lnilnl-
tratlou of IHU wai the lesaon subjttt.
Mrs. Franin strv-d a duinty luntheun to
the jniesiH. This waa the final study
nw.vting of fall fur this organisation.
CATARRH FROM CHILDHOOD.
Cured by Hyomel the Only Medicine for
Catarrh that P. B. Lllllc & Co. pre
Willing to Guarantee
Tbe popularity and growth of Hyomel
are unhtue in the uuhala of medicine to what la the prompting HloUvft bfl-
The aamand for tbe Hy.l outAt a4l iu U. Um9 ot 0)e cjMlrw. J this
wtiii (witt" ui auwrw uan uernn
soinethtnK phenomenal and V. . Ullle
Ik Co. asr that they tuve never sold any
other remedy ubioh Kav so much uni-
versal satisfaction and Bwule so many re-
marks bio cures.
Tfca worst asd most cbonltf easts of
catarrh readily yield to th use of llyo-
ml. people wfto have suffered frosa
chtuHwea ImvU cUd by this rem-
edyr 3. 8. tyiHfflt trs)r' at tbe
Ametioaa titM Iauranoe Co. Mew
York City writes: "Hyomel has com-
pletely cured my daughter of catarrh
from whjclj. tu- had been suKeilnc for
yeare."
So many rcmurkaWa results have r.t-
tended the use of Hyomel A noagst tha
cuatomera of 1' 11. I.lllle & Co. that
they fel Justlfli-d In ualnv the atrwsit
posalble lanffuace In tpufyUig of im vir-
tu and when you read that tfcoy sell
It under sn absolute guarantee to refund
the money if it does hot cure you will
see that they fully believe in It cura-
tive powers A compete outfit costs
oly one foliar ixta bottles W cents
WOMEN'8 CLUO 1041CO.
Terrltorlal Fe4ratlon.
President Mrs. A. O. Scott
atlll-
water.
First vino president Mrs. Riddle
Chlckasha.
Second vie president Mrs. Ledbet-
ter Ardmore.
Recording secretory Mrs. P. R. King
Nowklrk.
Corresponding setretary Mrs. Ray
BUUwatcr.
Treasurer Miss Mauds DeCoa Alva.
Auditor Mrs. E. M. Clark Pawnee.
City Federation.
President Mrs. W. A. Fnuilor.
Vlca president Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary. Miss Alma Car-
son. 
Corresponding secretary Miss Helen
Oreen.
Treasurer Mrs. "William Bllncoe.
Noxt week n business meeting will be
hold ot tho library. The club Monday
voted to send a letter to Rov. A. B.
Nicholas expressing to him their appre-
ciation of his most excellent lecture on
"Hlatorja Boston" doUvorou last wek.
Tho lecture has been the subject of muoli
favorable comment nmong tho club wo-
men. Qurko-Gtevent.
Junn weddings are coming on npnee.
Almost every day this woek lb scheduled
to ta'e place a marriage ceremony. Sun-
day afternoon at four o'clock at tho
resldonco of Mr. ana Mrs. H. A. Slovens
408 North First street thslr daughter.
Lillian wus wedded to Mr. Joo Burke of
Alva Rev. Johnson performing the cere-
mony. Tho couple left on thn nvo o'clock
train for Perry wheio they nro spending
a week. The brldo woro a pretty gown
of whlto silk during the ceremony with
whlto hut and slippers and enrrlcd a
bouiiust of hrldo's ro.te. Tbe going away
gown was of gray silk with hat and
glovca to match. Tho following guosts
woro present: Mr. and Mis. Burdotto
Coyltij Miss Nelllo Lowery Wichita; Mr.
and Mrs. I. 11. Bioko; airs. Dally Alfred
mid Leo Hltvoh and Curl nnd May
Baker.
Groom Sprains Ankle
Spctnl to Dally Leader.
Chandler Oktn. Juno C .n unhappy
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toiinlnntlon to tho wedding festtvltlas
prepared horo Sunday nftornoon for Mr.
nnd Mrs Oeorgo Rlttenhouso who had
boon mnrrled that morning at Guthrie
wna tho jipralnlng of tho groom's ankle.
A Are nlnrm was turned In from tho
downtown business dlstilot and it was
telephoned to tho Ritenhouso home that
tho young nttornej-'s office woh burning.
Mr. Rlttcnhouse Immediately started fori
town nnl slipping on tho roso petals nno
7.
vuies with which the walks woio strew
turned his tinkle. Ho Is unable tafulk
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n stop us yet.
An elegant reception nt tlu-lr new homo
was prepared for tho couple. Tho brldo
being well known In Chandler when she
was Mlsa Ashton. A onrrlago mot tho
couple at tho station nnd thoy wore driv
en to their now homo. The waIUh and
porch wero covered with rose potuls and
velvet rugs. From tho goto to the hull
entrance wero stationed six little girls
and six little boys holding above the
hauls of the brldnl party streamers of
while satin rlban. Ifiadli child carried a
laket of rose petals which were show-
ornj upon tho couple b they naBsed be-
neath the ribbon foetoons. Tho parlors
wero done In whlto and Pink carnations
with a profusion of smltsx nnd fern. Tho
utning room was beautiful in creamy
whlto andmreen. In the center of tho
table which was oovored with n sllkon
cloth stood a tall vnso of olonrest cut
crystal nlled with dainty bible's rones.
From the vase to th covers extended a
1 Hlflmler amiIIay vln A ti.tilf. lurimilnn
lloM Ul0 vlne  p)nc0 tle flowertl Inlor
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favors. Durinir tho Imxi'xiiut Ml Owir-
Blrt Kchart plnycd n number of beautiful
rejections on thu piano. Tito bioakfast
wns served In jovon ooursos.
Mr. and Mrs. lllttcnhouHO mi) at homo
to thslr friends In this eomfortnhlii prol-l
ty llttlo cottueo and xcept for tho In-
Jury to tho groom's nUIo not un Inaldent
ooourrcd to imir tho pleasure of tha
foetivltlos.
LOCAL POINTS.
Farmers are asking for or-Hon
ners. One dollar a day Is paid.
chop-
Iron Mound township fanners want
toll on choppers. There are 1000 acre
to Imi (hopped.
t'hlldicn Uklng: part In the cantata
'Moon Queen" will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at the eouHty his sch-ol build-
1 1( for final rehearsal.
I'hlldreu selllni; tickets for the can-
tutu "Moon Uoeen" aie requested to
rinrn the tickets or money tomorrow
uftemocn to the Lot an oounty high
school bulldlne.
RATE MEASURE
SEES TROUBLE
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connection border on the aeiiMtlonaL
There Is no doubt that when tha con
ference report goee back to the oun
ferees sleeping oar- comrHinlee will
again be Inotuded in the bill and thu
provision will remain In It. Unless
this is done the alternative Iras been
offered of some sensational disclosures
Another action on the part of the
conferees which is strongly objected to
and Is declared now legislation Is the
creation of the office of assistant sec-
retary of the interstato commerce com-
mission at a goou round salary.
These are but samples of mmorous
foatures In the conference agreement
which are strenuously opposed and
which will result Id. the rejection of
tho conference report.
North Defeats Jim Crow Clause.
The 'Jim Crow" Rtacndmc-nt added
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Bnscbnll Fnns Name "NVnys
nnd Mcuns Conunitt'ec to
Achieve Hcsults.
lly shutting out the Ft. Smith "Rn
orbaoks" Sunday afternoon nnd hold-
ing down tho hard hitting "Itodskliu"
to a 1 to 0 game yostonlay tho Guth-
rlo Senators hindo good again with the
pins and it was an enthusiastic crowd
that gnthorod at tho city hall last
ovoning (o talk tho matter of Increas-
ing tho baseball fund. It was tho
unanimous opinion of the fans prosont
that the tenm must bo maintained in
tho league anil must bo noor tho top.
Tho salary limit will bo increased and
a bettor class of players signed. Con-
sldorablo money was pledged at the
mooting last night. Tho committee
wi'd hold an executive session this
evening nt tho oftlco of John Colteral
and a canvass will bo begun to in-
croaso tho salary fund.
O. F. Smith has resigned tho man-
agement of tho team becauso of busi-
ness interest here which prevent him
from accompanying the players on tho
out of town trips. All Indications are
that Mr- Smith will bo tendered the
proaldsncy of the South Central
longno to sueceod "15un" MaAlestcr
resigned.
Tho Sonators como homo Friday for
a surloa of games on the local diamond
opening that afternoon with Muskogee.
Out of tho series of nlno games play-
ed away from homo tho contcil of
SUndny was the first that has been
won. Price's magnificent twirling of
Monday has reinstated him nnd It Is
hoped tint the husky young southpaw
will forget his grievances nnd begin
playing tho winning game he Is cap-
ablo of. Errors In tho flold yesterday
lost the gaino for him. Unless
Oohmc show up better In tho games
horo at homo than ho did whllo on tho
circuit ho will bo released nnd a
pllchor from Missouri given n tryont
Tho Missouri fllngor Is very anxious
to como horo and Is recommended by
Nod Pottlgrow with tho locnlB In8t
yonr.
F. B. Lllllo is chairman V. 8. Wells
socrotnry nnd Charley Sooly treas-
urer of tho basobnll committee Tho
other members Include John II. Cot-
total Harry Faulkner Frank McOulre
L. N. BendlcH n. It. Carlln ami 0. W.
Whlto.
to the bill by Sonator Warner of Mis
sourl was Ituookcd out In conference
after a hard light. To tho surprlso of
every one tho objection camo from
New England nnd tho north. Instead
of the south as was oxnectcd. It wile
doslgnod to compel interstate rail
roads in southorn statoa Co glvo as
good accommodations on tho Jim
Crow cars provided for colored pas
sengers as wore glvon to thq whlto
liitssongorfl.
Tho Houso conferees' nocopted nb-
soltitely tho Sonata amoudmout rohtt-
IiiB lo court rovlow Including the pro'
vision that lio Injunction intorlocutory
order or decrco should bo nindo sus-
pending an ordor of tho commission
oxcept on hearing "after not Iosh lima
flvo days' notlco to tho commission."
In tho gonornl raid which the con
ferees mado on tho issuance ot frco
passes tho amoudmeut Inserted In tho
I .'II on motion of Senator LaFolltitto
of Wisconsin excepting from tho op-
eration of tho prohibition officers of
railway men's organizations wait
dropped from tho bill.
House Qualifying Words Out.
The efforts mado by tho House con-
foreos to rcsioio tho words "fairly r&
munoratlvo" nnd "lu Its Judgmont"
which wero lu tho Douse bill but
omtttod lu the Senate failed
Tho Bouato accepted tho Ho.iio pro-
vision Inaroaslnc Ilia membership of
tho Interstato Commerce commission
to Mven and lucronsbig their islurlra
to $10000 n year. The contends alo
fixed thu wtlary of the secretary of the
commission at $6000 a year tr.td pro-
vided for an vsalslant soreiaiy at
$-iM0. The conferees also provided
that tbe act should not take effect un
ill sixty days after its passage.
ItcblnK plies provoke profael"y but
profanity won't cure them. Doon's
Ointment cures Uehine. blcadlnc or pro-
tmiUosr plica after years of suffering. A.
any drug store.
A LUXURY THAT 18 CHEAP.
The comparatively cheap rate at which
ISureka Sprfogs "iter can lie purchased
in Outhrle plaos this wall kaowc luxury
within tbe teach of many who had not
hoped to indulge in drinking Imported
ivuter. 1'or family use as table water it
la unexcelled beins tke purest natural
water hnewn. Iellvored In OuthHa by
LauehllH & Jlhewmahe.
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We Ca.rry a
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Instfro Your Home In Tti
Conf!agratin-Prf
GLENS FALLS
Better Day the reasonable
rate asked by the Glens Falla
and secure insutauce that in
sures than to af rjt the poll
cleB of many cUtunies as a
gift See
M. L. MOCK
Special Agent
105 J West Harrison Ave
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There Is Just One Kute Enough
Place in Guthrie to Go lor
Cigars Tobacco Pipes Guns HsM
Tackle and Sportsmen's Go4s
Sewing Machine Heedles 3
In I Oil Razors and 
Pocket Knhes
that is
T OLSMITH'S
115 SMTN
DIY. ST
N B Our Gunsmith Is al
ways ready for business at the
sign of Big" Indian and His Gun
KILLthi COUGH
and CURE tHk LUNGS
Dr. King's
WITH
New Discovery
FOR (J
rONiiUMPTIOM
Price
OUGIIS Mi
B0c8Jt.0O
Froo Trial.
OLDS
Hurcst and Quickest Curo for all
THROAT and XiUNGr TROUB-
LES or MONEY BACK.
ST. L( IMS EL RKNO A WMTKRN
HAILWAY COMPANY.
Direct thert Line 
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flulckee Time cewset rn
To
Hobart Aaadarko
Lawtoa CblckssKa
ManjTira iWeatherfori.
Ab4
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Other polnti locate oa tke
Island System Makln tton
connections at
Cuthrle
For all points
ICHQDULE.
DAILT EXCEPT BUNDAT.
M1XKD TKAIN
Lv. Outhrle 1:18 A. K.
Ar. El Iteno .. lltiS A- M.
rAHSENOER.
Lr. Outhrle 1:15 T.
Ar. El Ileno 1:09 P. ii
Lr. El Iteno 7:00 A. K.
Ar. Osthrie 8:45 A. K
MIXED THAIN.
Lv. El Xleno ........ 100 SC.
Ar. Quthrle ................. 4:31 P. M.
V7. S. WKLLS
CoHUBtrcl! Afeet
Guthrie. O. X
wmfTHDTliroe modem rooms for
IlKlit liouiCkeuplnir. Apply "J'' Leader
onice.
llLACKtinitntKrt for sale. 10 -nU per
tiuurt ai farm 1 mile north of town on
Vine m t Jot N'nriis
ALL KINDH TIN t)OK. UltAVEL
rtOOFINU ANU CORHTJUATBD TANKS.
GUTHRIE SHEET METAL WORKS
j 1 NORTH FIRST ST.
Full Lino of
Meats
101 W..I Okli
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