The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 128, Ed. 1, Friday, July 20, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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' Every oUL pore exists because ol a polluted condition ol the blood. This
Vital fluid is infected wttli some genu or old taint or perhaps has beett left
in an unhealthy condition from a long spell of sickness or the trouble may
be inherited. The poisonous germs and matter with which the blood is snt
ur&tcd iorcen outlet on the face nnns legs or other part of the body nnd
form a soreor ulcer. This being continually fed by n polluted blool Kiipply
grows red and angry fcters and eats -rinto the nurrounding flesh until it
becomes what is very aptly termed an ld ore.'1 he relief produced bj
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external treatment is only temporary.
real good tea blood pttnuer tnat got to vue very root oi tite irouuie ami re-
moves the ctve. and for tin's purpose aiuiine equals S. S. S. It drives oul
from the circulation all morbid matter
hereditary tftrnts and by cleansing the'Wood heals oid sores permanently
S- S. S. not only removes all Units and poisons from the blood but builds i.
lip by supplying it with the rich health-sustaining properties it needs U
keep the system in health. S. S. S. makes pure blood and a sore muff
heal if the blwxl is pure and healthy. Book on Sore nnd Ulcers au(
.medical advice sftte THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA CA.
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J. Ba FAIRFIELD
TRANSFER COAL
WOOD AND STORAGE
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Goods Po.cked Stored and Shipped to Order
Piioni 20. Office ind Yards 407-409 W. Kelson
PARKER'S
HAIR OALSAM
ClrtBKt and beurtinei th balr.
I'rometef tnnirunt growth.
NTr Fall to Beatore Gray
Hair to Ita TouUiful Color.
tciap dlfpswi ft bait fa
iOcYnd tu-0t TtnfifliU
SNAKE INDIANS DANCE.
Description of Ceremonies
Weleetka Festival.
at the
Weleetka Okla July 20. The
Snake Indians aro holding their an
nual green corn festival at tho now
Wogufka rtomp grounds In tho hills a
few miles west of this place. For
days they have been feasting taking
medicine dancing and having an up-
roarious good timo. Hot Gun the
newly elected chief of the Snakos la
master of ceremonies and it 1b the
first stomp dance at which ho has as-
sumed tho leadership. Tho green corn
dancot of tho Snakos Is an Intorostlng
ceremony. It Is religious In Its pur-
pose and Is their method of paying
tribute in religious belief. Tho greon
corn danco Is held each year Just nB
tho corn has reached the roasting
stage and the com constitutes tho
principal diet of tho Indians duiing
tho ceremonies. The etomp ground
consists of a square spaco 100 feet
square perfectly level resembling a
croque ground. Whllo tho mooting Is
In progress no dog or other animal Is
allowed to cross this sacred spot and
to guard ngulnst tho possibility ot
some dog getting on tho square a reg-
ular picket Is kept night and day. If
any happens to got through tho picket
and crosses tho ground it is consider-
ed an ill omen and the dog is killed.
At me beginning of tho meetlug tho
Indians fast Then they take modi-
clno prepared by their medlclno man
which Is oji emetic. Aiftor tho medl-
clno has had its effect tho Indians be-
gin to feast and from that time on tho
scene Is ono of revelry. But tho In-
dians do not conBidor this In tho loast
sacrilegious. Tho women are busy
aver steamy smoky pots. Tho young
bucks rldo along on tholr range Allies
gaily decorated nnd with feathers In
their hats. This occasion Is likely to
continue for a week and will oloso with
an all night stomp dance in which the
women will participate thoy beinj
barred from the dancing prior to that
timo.
Dy tho more progrosslvo Indian
and tho whites thoso stomp dnricoa aro
regarded as paga.'j coromonlos. At tho
same timo it is in progrosB tho
Chrlstlnn Indians aro holding a big
campmooting on Muddy creek a short
dlstanto over the hills. Tobe Alean-
dor one of the makers of the treaty
whert'b the Creeks acpeeri to allotting
of lands In .-tneraltj is in charge of
this meeting.
Malaria Make Pale DiocJ.
Tl iij Standard CJr s T.uh-1m Chill
'!o i!i Ilea out mul.uU ind Imlldx t.p
tlM sjat'lJl. Sold t all lU-ilera for 27 (
yours jpr.ee 60 cejit--
NOTICE.
In) thr (.nnvcnteiH ol the Leader sub-
vciihoa uho did mt the collectors
dulng Urn week tht bualnc office will
be yjitr on Saturdmj until 10 30 p. rn
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LADIES' OXFORDS SALE.
$tiO UXford for i 0
J.fro Oxfords for I 7K
i.T Oxforda for .... 1 60
2.0o Oxforda for ... 1 5
1.7. oxforda for 131
l.t'i cixfoids for 115
l.oi oxford for S5
P. C. ROBINSON.
Marshall
Bperiii t'orreapontouce.
MaretiftU Jlr Pro. Wlbwin aid
Mlsa ICaauer wtrv married on Uat Sun-
day inornl is In the editor's parlor. Mr.
Kotley editor of the pp. tied th knot.
M. and Mr. A M. Q en rich acting aa
lict limn tind lady. The bride wus
beautifully drMwed In whita al'k I'rof.
Wliiion Iwa lin (v taaciidr In our aclioofai
and wa highly rMpeetd. He left In
the epring for Merwuae. rtwu has
-it ircjiaued a iwpw and naw la odltor of
tho same. Tbc bride la a buutifui girl
Joyed by alt who kne her. The popl
of Maralwll sent them off to thlr future
homo amid a kIiot ir of rlco and with
many a wih for their future happloesa
andtproaperity.
Sini E M. Cheater and eon of Gutti-
Hpl
The i? treatment that can do nnj 1
-mid germs even reaching mwn tt J
sMxxM - mmmmwssn
rie la viateine tier slater Mra.
this plr.oe.
Gmnt of
Tred "DfStdm. viho lv been confined
In his home "With nil abewsa In Ills
eye Is again able to ho In the atom.
I.. M. Martin of Chandler was In town
taut wok. Ho vlftiieu his old friend Mr.
itldlcy and family wfaUe horo.
Iltv. Phillips of the Uaptlst church
preached his jfnrnwflU tnion oa Sunday
evening. Tho rotors of tho Christian
church. Row Campbell and vf tho Metho-
dist Itev. Hefloy dismiss) vervlces In
honor Qf Itev. Fhlll) who lias made
many warm Xriende while In this city.
Mr nd Mrs. Oltlvor and two children
Mr. ind Mrs. Chapman and Pearl and
ltv. Phillips were tweets at tho home of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hldley Sunday.
Mrs. Potter w)u ha been on an ex-
tended visit to Kentucky returned Sun
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Mr. Jcnner. tho Jeweler tnado a trip
to Hntd Sunday.
Mr. Freelovo's two daughters who
are tenohors In the Chloaeo schools nro
here for a six woaks 'visit with tbolr
father.
We do wish that the cjulet of our
Sabbath day would not be disturbed by
the yells and cries at tho ball park
which reminds ono much of the board of
trade In Chlcnffo
Mrs. It. D. Smith Is enjoylntr a vlalt
with her aunt who arrived lnt Saturday
If your business Is growing you must
wonder how you could have been content
with the runted ndvertlslm- space of a
1 ear ago nnd a year honee you will
wonder at today's modest showing.
a swoet nroatn aims to tho Joys or a
kiss. You wouldn't want to ktS3 your
wife mother or sweetheart with a bad
breath. You can't havo n sweet breath
without a healthy stomach. You oan't
liavo a healthy stomach without perfect
digestion. Thoro Is only ono remedy
thit digests what you oat and makes
tho breath as sweet as a roso and that
remedy Is KODOL FOIt DYSPEPSIA.
It Is a rollof for sour stomach palpita-
tion of the heart and other ailments
arising from disorder of tho stomach
and indigestion. Tako a llttlo Kodol
after your meals and seo what It will
do for ou. Sold by C. It. Itenfro.
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PENSION DECISIONS.
Dy thu Assistant Secretary of the
Department of the Interior.
OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOw
UNU OP DUTY. A soldier lmvln
bwn rtwiueatfel by hl sick captain to
go outside ot C4tnp to procure food
muibk ami necwanry for the recover
of tlrt r i;jUIii and his superior officers
haUriK given him express prmlslon to
nl I In- ouptttln'a reiiuewt he vn in
line of duty and Ih peliilunablc for Ul-
il.ilill h tliieb Ineurri3.
IUM'AltTUICNT JntlWIUt'TIUN Tie
I 'i l ii tm -it of lin Inuilui lum no jut i-
in'n to nvlt'W nor to ioiii-M : ii oir r
illiMit to hue In t -i luinmltttd by lln--ii
ut ii v of wn. in iiu'jiiame ot a Ola-
'iMiniirN ;io. i irilt louferrvil up-
on tlif lmter l an ml ol oangrc-H
ml thi-tvforv tins ill ! u tnnut can .tf-
fmil il.ilmant no i .nt-ily foi the al-li-g
1 denial ot hi lights
rKXMlONAIil.i; 1NSAKITV - DATK
OF i'KNIMON Hi. pioUso In section 2
of the u-t of M.iuh 3. ISi't thai llu-
.lii'li.itlon pre-H. jlicil in .i It) Mil a to
Mlie iliti of minis .lpplh ant tons foj pn-
''" shall not i.ipK to ilulnm by or In
buiulf f lnnu jiei-gytiti" I not up-
lln.ib'e for pur' . arrears to rwr-
' lu .muiiHs ha bwli dvflup-
"' "K aubaro.unt to July 1 1110 and
ho urHillcation va not fllt'd until for
1 ist.inif April .'7 USC
CKHTIKU-A'J C OK DKADIMTY
KHlOI'PKI. - Win 11 mi offlur Hppliea
f.. .1 ul ifu-Ufi a certltii.iti' of dlmblllty
to imviiipuny hla rtalgnatlua bli ac-
tion in the prembuw ntlaas the prtttuinp-
tion thai xti- factn atated in aatd cartl-
tiiat. are admitted by him to be cor-
rect. Hnd he la ealopped. nftar tha lapae
ot iWMty yvns. from denying their oor-
reotntew except upon testimony of the
moat poaiUve and conclualva charac-
ter. CAnRTSPBNSIONAtir.K STATUS.
A oadet while In the U. S. Military aen-
daruy learning the ;rt at war U nut re-
garded in th military aervica of the
United StHtea ia contemplated In acc-
ttoa 1 ot' the act of Juno 87 lttO for
peaionuble purpoeea.
Pea evil itUl your tvtole tlfo fill?
Dew woe betldo?
Your titought abide on aulcIdeT
You Hfod a pllll
Now for preae and facta DeWltfa Little
Karly Ri-era are the moat pleasant and
reliable pills known today. They never
gripe. Bold by C. R. Renfro.
Cold Drinks at Renfrjs
INDIAN VOTE
CAUSES WORRY
"w
POLITl C1ANS AT SEA
OVER POLITICS OP
OSAGE INDIANS
JOHN PALMER'S VIEWS
Thinks Indian Will Support
the Best Men.
Tho 0ngo Indian reservation con-
tainlug a population of 2000 Indians
and about 13000 whtto persons Is
causing anxiety; to managers of politi-
cal parties.
Tho polltlc-il leaning of tho rosorva-
tlrit Is unknown. Although a number
of tho Osagos Wb2' into the Confeder-
ate nrmy in tho Civil war it Is believed
tho tribe gonerally would support the
Republican ticket. Us sympathies
wero mostly with tho Kortli and to
them the Ilomibllcnn parly 1 the par-
ty of tho North.
John Pnlmer a loading Osage and
a Democrat Bald today however that
he could not oven guoss which party
would recoivo tho support of tho
Osagos. Ho bolloved that thoy would
he Influenced a great deal by tribal
loadors and that nion moro than par-
tisanship would control tholr otes. In
discussing the Osagos Palmer said:
"With tholr great individual wealth
In laud and moneys it might seem
that tho Osagos have an enviable fu
ture. I am afraid that many misfor-
tunes await them. Thoy havo had no
lonsons of Industry or economy to
teach thorn the valuo of monoy and
vMy will ltvo in oxtravnganco until
tholr wealth disappears. As Individ
uals thoy would ho bettor and happlor
mon and women if thoji wero poor and
compolled to cam tholr livelihood. Tho
younger generation would bo crimi
nals wero it not for the native
strongth of character so manifest In
the Osage Indian who all his life has
been taught to obey the law. Of tho
2000 Onago Indians there Is only ono
in tho penitentiary at this timo and
there have been periods of ten years
when not a single citizen of tho trlbo
was In prison."
Pnlmor Is n citizen of the Osage
nation by adoption. Ho was born a
Sioux. Ho Is a man of Influence In tho
trlbo and' a ltwyor by profession. Tho
consent of tho Osagos threo years ego
to tho allotment of their lnnds In sev-
eralty and tho per capita division of
tholr tribal funds was due In a meas-
ure to tho confidence of the full bloods
In Palmer's advice.
Modest Claims Often .Carry the Most
Conviction.
When Jlaxlm tho famous gun In-
ventor placed his gun boforo a com-
mittee of Judges ho stnted Its carry-
ing power to bo much below what ho
felt sure tho gun would accomplish.
Tho result of tho trial was therefore a
groat surprise Instead of disappoint-
ment. It Is tho samo with tho manu-
facturers of Chamberlain's Colic and
Diarrhoea nemedy. Thoy do not pub-
licly boast of all this romedy will ac-
complish but prefer to lot tho users
rnnlto the statements. What thoy do '
claim is that it will positively euro
dlnrrltoon dysontary pains In tho
stomach and bowels nnd has never
boon known to fall. For sale by P. B.
LIIIIo & Co.
BOLES OPPOSING M'GUIRE.
Deposed Register of Guthrie Land
Office Playinp For "Even."
John J Boles dfpobed legtstcr of
the Guthrie land office has taken up
the fight agaluHt Delegate IMrd 8. Mc-
G Jre in the latter' efforts to eo to
congresa lo the Fint district aud will
prevent. If possible the cairying of
Guthrie by the organization men. The
icrap iu the Third ward of Guthrlo
WEAK WEARY WOMEN.
Learn the
Cause of Daily
End Them.
Woes and
When the back achen and throbs.
When housework Is torture.
When night ur'ngt no rest nor sleep
When urinary disorders set In
Women's lot is a weary one.
Them la ft way to escape these woa
lioan's Kidney l'llls cure such Ilia.
Have cured women here In Guthrie.
This la one Guthrie woman's testi-
mony. Mi W. P. Hoyland. of cm Wt La-
6n St. auinrte. Okla.. says: "I hav
used Doan'a Kidney Pills off and on fer
several years and always keep thorn on
hand. Whenever I feel tho least pain
or lamtntsM In my back or notice tho
rftdney seoratlons getting Irregular I
don't wait for It to get a good hold on
me but taae a few doses of Down's Kid-
nay pills and tluy Iiave never fallsd to
give me relief and to ward oft a seri-
ous attaeiyU tha trouble. At J. N. Wal-
lace's dnfif store ttayose can learn of
many eases in which Doan's Kidney Pill
have brought about th same aatlsfac-
toty results."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FostV.MHbnrn Co. Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doaa na
take no other.
AhmhImri Cliif Co.'s
tfTfiibStoA'9
1.
WEBIT
MARK
INSURES I10HEST CIGAR VALUES
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THIS' DATE IN HISTORY.
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o wi::-r.ottt mo wuo
O iVaaee died.
O lter tiOftibartt Ulnhop
O died.
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O l'olrach Italian poet born
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O U5J-John Talbot Earl of 8hrw- C
O htiry died. O
O l8S-l4itly Jane Gray' nine O
O ilW usurpation ended O
O 1636-John Oiaimm killed by In- O
Q illitn at lllock l8la.nd. O
O 1703 -Jitnies Harris author of O
O "Harmpis" born. O
O 1SSS Auftiifdtn Daly. thoatrlonl O
O manager bom. Bled June 7 O
O 189. - O
O IS 13 Chln-Konnj:-Foo captured by O
O British under Sir II. Pattlngor O
O 1851 Caroline Anne Southcy novel- O
O Ut died. O
O ISGlConfoderulG capital changed O
O to Richmond Va. O
Q 1WI Oonontl Early diAJoated by O
O General Averlll at Martina- O
O btirg Va. O
O 1870 M. Provost Parndol. ' French O
O minuter tit Wnshlneton oom- O
O tnlttod UlCldo. O
O 1SS1 Sitting Hull famous Indian O
O chief surrendered at Fort Q
O Ibiford. O
O 1889 Kato .Maxwell notorious cat- O
O tie tnjscn lynched by cowboys O
O In Wyoming. O
O 1S95 Iloycottlng decided to bo lo- O
O 6a) by supreme court of JHn- O
O nesolu O
O 1903 Pope Ikhj XIII. died. Born O
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has aboadji reached tho bitter stage
and It is stnted today by thoso who are
interested In tho fight that Doles has
declared that thoro will be war to the
knife and that JIcGuho will have no
asslatanico from Guthrie delegates If
ho can prevent It.
A STILLWATER ELOPEMENT.
Sheriff's Office Gets Notice to Look
Out For Girl.
The sheriff's office Is In receipt of a
telephone imessnge Jtrom Sheriff McCoy
of Stillwater to watch out for a 1C-yoar-old
girl named Alma Holtcr wbo
left her homo near Stillwater yester-
day morning and is supposed to have
oloped. The description given Is as
follows:
Weight 122-; height 5 feet 3 Inches;
light comploxlonod and light haired.
Sho was In si bluo wnlst and a red skirt
but carried a white India linen suit in
a bundlo when sho loft homo.
There Is moro catarrh In this section
of tho country than all other diseases
put together and until the Inst few
yoars was supposed to be Incurable. For
a groat many yoara doctors pronounced
It 11 local dlsoaso and prescribed local
remedies and by consUntly falling to
euro with locnl treatment pronounced It
Incurable. Science has proven catarrh
to be a constitutional dUeaso and there-
fore! Teuulres constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrah Cure manufactured by
F. J. Chancy & Co. Toledo. Ohio Is the
only constitutional cure on tha market
It Is tnlton Internally In dosea from 10
drops to a toaspoonful. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho
system. Thoy olTor on hundred dollare
far any caso it fatu to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address F. J. CHANEY & CO. Toledo
Ohio. Sold by druggists. 74c.
Take Hall's Family PI1U for eonett-
patloa. ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
Tiir following unclaimed lettere re-
01 lioing 1-1 tin- postoftlee at Outhrla
Orti.i for utk ending July 16 19M.
MKN.
Aushurn Lawrence.
Alrersen. W D. tS.)
Wuioh J. F.
IHaret. Allen.
Bennett W A.
("umnilng. 8.
Mure J C.
Kappeath Thomas
Hunt Klltott W.
Herbert Willis.
Hill. N. H.
Krens A Co. S. U.
Knaiip licniy.
Mann. Ii. V
rniiiipt Mr. and 3Ii Praak.
Retail Grocery Aaaoolatlen
Sullivan C. N.
Wray. T.
Wolfe I.. M. D.
WOMttN.
Adama Mrs rteliflsl.
AUaxander a. Mr.
Austin Mrs.
Ickrd. Miss Nora.
Gren Mrs. J. V.
jQlineon. Ulizabeth. ''
MeDlvltt Jennie. v
Meermley Ada Q.
Newman Ltille. $
CAR03.
Upll. CI. IS.
lUggera. C A
Crpentr P. S.
Oral'. Mrs. Anna.
Itebblns Grace.
SergenL A. C.
White Bowie.
A HARD LOT'
of trouWea to ooatQnd with EPring f'om
a torpid Hvr and blockatfed bowela ya-
leas you awaken them to tfedr proper
aqtlon with Dr. KInes New Life PUIa;
the pleasanteat and most effective cura
for Conatlpatlpn. They prevent Appcn
dtcltbi and tone up. the 6j8tem. I5c at
all drucgUU. ' "
P
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STINK IS
DEAD INDIAN
ONdE LEADING MAN
OF THE OSAGE
PEOPLE
LIVING BUT SHUNNED
Peculiar Case of An Osage
Full Blood.
Perhaps there Is not In Amorlca
nnothor Individual In thu doplorablo
plight In which one John Slink a full-
blood Osago Indian finds himself. Ho
has boon completely inerclleoly ostra-
cised by bis people for many years.
Twenty-five years ago John Stink
wns ono of tho leading mon nmoiig
tho Osago people. Ho QVned moro
than bis sharo of cattlo and sat In
tho councils of tha tribe. In the midst
of his honor nnd prosperity he wai
found dead ono morning.
Tho Indiana mourned for him and
for his comfort in the other world do-
posited upon tho top of bis grave
provisions for a threo week's journey
OF
WHAT THE
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
STANDS FOR
The scientific reconstructed baking industry whereby
the goodness and nutrition of Biscuit and Crackers
have oeen marvelously enhanced.
The new method of protection by which all dust dirt
and moisture are completely excluded from the package
and the freshness and goodness of its contents are care-
fully preserved.
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walldng
The horror ol the Indian! cnu easily
bo Imagined when John Stink appear-
ed upatl tbo streets the next morning
Sflor his burial. The populate fled In
terror at Ula approach declaring that
ho bad returned from tho dead lo cast
an ovil eyo upon them
From that tiny to this no Osngo in.
dlun hns ever spokon to John Stink.
Twice ho bus built hlmsolf n house
but the Indians declared that ho was
a demon and ought to He in the air
ud burned them. I
So deserted by bis trlbosmon tho
old man sloops in doorways if tho
weather bo good under tha open sky.
No atnoont of argument will convlnco I
1.h ItttltHMH i1he (l.ntn titfiirttilrl(A '
IliU iltUlUIlS IJUU II1UH UUlAt-kUtstlllj
urother was not dead at tno time
thoy burled him a quarter of a con-
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tury no but wns simply a victim ot
a cntnloptlo trance.
To trauslnto Into arlloulnto English
what one of tbo cblors of his trlbo
said about him: "Ho has tread tho
happy land and ho has spoken face
to faco with his fathor. His eyes
havo Jbahold tho elghtft of an Immor
tal world and his oars havo heard tho
Groat Spirit's volco. The odor of tho
grave Is upon nltrr. His soul is filled
with evil or else ho would have stayed
in tho bettor land."
So John Stink homoloss Indian Is
a wanderer upon the face of tho earth.
Renfro's Drug Store for Fine Cigars
Guthrie wns nnmed for Judgo Guth-
rie of Topeka. Kansas who died last
wi..1r Tfv wnn n irr.rwf nl1 IniiH n.i rn
L tllB maVcr of Kansas from the davs
of 1856.
MmSMM'..MMJ'..Mm'..IUHt'.HBr
in red and white on each end of the
package as an absolute pledge both
of the quality of the baking and the
purity of the packing.
For example try Graham Crackers so different from
the ordinary grahim crackers different In baking different
in flavor different fa packing. More palatable more satisfy-
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fa a manner understood oalj by the National Biscuit Company.
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Elks Voted Down the Proposition-"
Fii-eworks Dis-
piny foit'Vlsitors.
Denver Colo. July 20. Tho forty-
second annual convention of the Elks
pasrtMl into Inst night Into history.
Desplto every effort yesterday It was
found inrossIblo to wind up the busi-
ness of tho present meeting as early
tts was expected. One ot tho most Im-
portant actions taken by tho grand
lodge .vas the positive rofusal to adopt
life imwironco for members.
Laet night nt tho city park the thou-
sands of visitors wore ontortained
wiU a display of flroworks. Tho
l)armio vostordav wns ono of tho finest
and biggest ovor given by theElks.
Between 5000 nnd 6000 men wore In
line. Sovontyt brass bands wero scat
tered throughout the procession.
Mother amy's Sweet
Powders for Children.
Successfully used by Mother Gray nurs
In tho Children's Homo In Now York
Cure Fevcrlshnoss Bad Stomach Teeth-
ing Dlsordors movo and regulate tho
Bowels and Bostroy Worms. Over SO.-
000 testimonials. Thoy never fall. At
all druggists 26c. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmstcad LoRoy N. "X.
LAWYER GIBSON DISCHARGED.
fBy Associated Press.)
New York July 20. Burton V. Gib-
son a lawyer committed to tho Tombs
In default of bail to await the action
of tho grand Jury In connection with
tho murder of Mrs. Alice D. Klnnan
was discharged today.
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