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THE LEADER, GUTHRIE, OK LA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1907.
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J. N. WALLACE,
MAKING RENOVATED BUTTER.
Washington, Auk. 14. Manufiu
lu'vrs of renovated b'lltor will not bo
able to hide their light under a-bushel
aftur tomorrow when regulations l«
.sued hy the bureau of animal industry
are to go into effect.
One reauirment 1h that the maun
facturers shall keep a special tax 001
tlflcato, coating $:.< annually, In a don-
spleuous place In their factories: an-
other la that over the door of each
factory shall be placed a sign giving
the proprietor's full name, his busi-
ness and the registered number « f
his establishment, with the words
"Manufacturer ol Renovated Butter."
Every package of the butter must
bear special stamps representing a
tax of 1 cent each for each pound of
the product it contains. All cover-
ings or wrappers must be plainly
marked with the words "Renovated
)3utter." ,
ZIONISTS
MEET AT
THE HAGUE
The Hague, A.ig. 11.—The Zionist
congress assembled here today.
Several hundred delegates were
present at the formal opening and
many more are eapected. The
American organization is well rep-
resented.
The meeting which began today is
the tenth congress of its kind. The
gatherings have always attracted
leading men of the Hebrew faith, and
Its somewhat sentimental and roma.i*
tie propaganda—the restoration «>f
Jerusalem to the sons of Abraliam-
but really, at bottom, a stern busi-
ness and philanthropic proposition,
lias attracted world-wide speculation
as to the ultimate fate of the scheme.
"Zionism,"v as the movement is
called, by which, its promoters d
Clare, the Jewish problem is t
solved—1that is, 1|iie future of
oppressed Jew of Russia and
Women Who Wear Well.
It ! Mtoniflilnf! how Kreat a change harmful, or habit-forminp drug is to fc«
. few year. ..I ,uurr.nl life often make found in ti..; list of it* ingredient, print.
.. , c ed on each bottle-wrapper and attoaffl
In the appearance and d.spomtion of under oWh a< ) ullip,,.u. aad correct.
many women I he fr^hness, the j liti„„ ol tlr- female nyatCTj
charm, the brilliance vanish like the I pr Pierce s T yonte Prescription can
bloom from a llow r which is rudely fl^i> iy\;oot?--7i~rv >r li,'trin: -ta whole
handled. The matron in only a dim effect is to 6tPMi;;th ?n, invigorate and
shadow, a faint echo of the charming regulate the whole female system and
CHARGE CONSPIRACY.
Toronto. Out., Aug. 12.—The fac
ttonal contest for control of th«- Boor,
and Shoe Workers' International
Union, which iias been on ever since
the referendum vote for officers was
■taken last, year, Is to be fought out at
the special convention of the organ
i'/ation which opened in this city to
day.
Thomas P. Hickey, of Brocktown
Mass.. and Charles P. Murray, of Lynn
aspirants for the position of general
president and vice presiuciit of tin
ganization, are here for the purpose
of preferring changes against the pres-
ent general officers. These officers
are President John F. Tobin of Brock-
ton and Vice President Collins Lovely
of St. I /mis, and Secretary-Treasurei
Charles L. Maine of Boston. It is al-
leged by tihe complainants that Pros
ident Tobin and his associates tamp-
ered with the ballots, "falsified the
local union returns and otherwise
used fraudulent methods in securing
their election.
OLDS FOR ATTORNEY
especially the pelvic organs. When
these are deranged in function or affect-
ed by disease, the stomach and othei
organs ol digestion become sympatheti-
cally deranged, the nerves are weak-
ened, and a long lift <>f bad,unpleasant
symptoms follow. Too much must not
be expected «<f the "Favorite Prescrip-
tion." It will not perform miracles;
willYiot cure tumors-no medicine will.
• mess and the form of jt inil often' prevent them, if taken in
time, and thus the operating table and
tm surely as the general health suffers the surgeon's knife may be avoided.
\wm there is derangement of the health Doctor's All Agree. The most eml-
of ^e delicate womanly organs, so surely i nent writers on Materia Medico,.whose
tuhliftlit'ri in works are consulted as authorities bv
]>hysicians of all the different schools of
maiden. Few young women appreciate
t&j shock of the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak-
nesses which too often come with mar-
ri:iy and motherhood, not understand-
ing girt tins secret drain is robbing the
ch&fc of its
its Hi Niess
wi^fi these organs are i
Strong, Energetic Democrat
List.
The announcement of Harvey (
Olds for the office of eo.nty attorney
appears In the leader. Mr. Olds is
one of t'he stalwart Democrats of
Logan county. He has borne the
bri lit of the flprtit and has kept the
faith. He is a lawyer of recognized
merit and possesses the qualifications
for the discharge of the duties of
torney. Olds is one of the old guard
Democrats. Hitherto he has never
asked for office, but 'lias always bee
found serving valiantly in the rank
To Olds is due the credit for the mag-
nificent county campaign of tlin
years ago. On and off the stump he
iias deplored negro officialism and a
a result t be county offi es today art
white. Olds' Democracy is simon-
pure. He has never bush-whacked
double-crossed or patted a Democrat't
candidate on the back while secretly
supporting an enemy. He will make
a winrting campaign for attorney.
M'CRACKEN IS CONFIRMED.,
Former Federal Jailor at Guthrie
Gets Kansas City Appointment.
Kansas City. Mo., Aug. 11. James
L. McCracken was confirmed as
superintendent of the workhouse by
a unanimous vote in the upper hou >e
of the couucil last night.
"The mayor and Kansas City are to
he congratulated.' said Alderman
Young in seconding the motion to
vote hy roll call. 'We are fortunate
in getting a man. with sucih an ex-
cellent record in the management of
a penal and corrective institution fo.'
the federal government. The best of
the many re ommendations Mr. Mc-
Cracken has been given is the letter
of Horace Sppeed, which says, 'While
he was a striei disciplinarian and
promoted cleanliness and suppressed
alciousness in his jail he hold the high
regard and respect of his prisoners.' "
Mr. McCracken was superintendent
of the federal prison In Owthrie, Okla.,
eight years.
"I have never seen the Kansas City
workhouse and can't say what policy
I will pursue in its management,"
Mr. McCracken said last night. "It
may be different from my former
work along this line and experience
alone is to he my guide."
Mr. McCra ken was notified of his
appointment a! tihe Densmore hotel
He has been the manager of that
hotel several months.
be
the
lse-
where is to be provided for—is not
without opposition on the part of some
prominent nu n of the Jewish clergy
and laity.
It. is pointed out as true that al-
though the leaders of the movement
ihave been laboring assiduously for
many years to rehabilitate the He-
brews again into a nation, and there
have been a number of congresses to
this end. until now nothing really
definite has been accomplished.
it is said that, in view of tin
developments through the present
congress, those who have hitherto
cast doubt upon the scheme will rally
to the standard of the leaders, creat-
ing a solidarity so powerful ill num-
bers and wealth tihat success will be
assured.
The congress is to consider a pro-
posal for the acquisition of a tract of
land in Palestine larger than any
heretofore considered for the pur-
poses of Jewish colonization. The
land is not far distant front Haifa,
which promises in future to supplant
Jaffa as 'the port of landing in Pales-
tine. Ti'.ils proximity constitutes one
of the principal grounds for hoping
for the successful exploitation of the
property. The land will, it is be
Hcved. cost, together with the inei
dental expenses, some nn.l
the idea is to firm a syndicate for
the purpose of fraising the money.
It ill as been stated that one of the
reasons for selecting The Hague as
the meeting place this year was tli"
.I- side ot the Zionist leaders .lo bring
their project to the attention of the
international peace congress now in
session here. So far as can be learn-
ed. however, there is nothing to sub
stantlate this assertion and it. is re-
garded extremely improbable thai
the peace congress would give the
matter any official attention.
NEW NAME FOR ARMY SCHOOL.
Leavenworth, Kan., Auv. 14.—On
the opening tomorrow of the term ol
the Infantry and Cavalry school at
Fort Leavenworth the imwe v ill be
changed to "Army School of the Line."
This "School Is the principal one of
three military service schools estab-
lished at Fort Leavenworth. The oth
two schools, the Army Staff College
and the Signal School sprang from
it.
This will be the third change in
name since the school started twenty
six years ago. When the school was
organized «n May. ISM. it was desig-
nated the "School ot Application for
Infantry and Cavalry." It was chang-
ed shortly afterward to 'infantry and
Cavalry School." There are several
reasons for the new change In name,
and one is that student officers from
all branches of the service, instead of
only Infantry and cavalry now at-
tend.
The importance of the military ser
vice schools here is increasing each
year. The rank of the student offi-
cers is higher than formerly. Before
the Spanish-American war only lieu-
tenants, and mostly second lieuten-
ants, were the students On reopen-
ing after the Spanish-American war,
captains were detailed to a'tend the
school, and now majors are Included
for students.
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It is better than tilie
t' tion on earth.—Adair (
crat.
best const i-
lounty Denio-
This is the hammock season. Do
you sleep well? Try a hammock,
cheap.
The Democrat favors giving the
State Capital a gold medal for its
help to the DemtKratic party. Its con-
temptible course has done more to
alienate the fair minded members of
the Republican party than all tihe in-
fluences the Democrats could bring
to bear.—Ada Democrat.
The anti-statehooders have got beau
tifully left in a large majority of the
Republican caucuses electing dele-
gates to the state convention at Tulsa.
Kraut/, won an overwhelming major-
ity for governor while tihose favoring
opposition to the constitution met an
overwhelming defeat.—Manchester
Journal.
It's the leaders, and not. the Repub-
lican voters of Oklahoma, that are
kicking on the adoption of the consti-
tution. WViat the party needs is new
men for leaders. Mosses McGuire.
Asp. Cade. Coal Oil Ferguson and
S :oh Others have disgusted the people
In general by their dillydallying
methods, and its time for the honest
voters in the Republican ranks to east
them overboard. Watonga Herald.
Hirschi Hardware Co.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss ot strength, nervous-
ness. headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
of the stomach are all due to Indigestion.
Kodol cures Indigestion. Th s new discov-
ery represents the natural juices of diges-
tion as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with 1he greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cur9 does not only cure indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenswool W. Va., says:—
** I was tnub'.ed with sour si :.>mach (or twenty years.
Kodol cured ine and we aro now uiirg it in milk
foi baby."
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. St .00 Site holdlnj 2'4 times the trial
site, which sells for 50 cents.
Prepared by K. O. OaWITT a OQ., OHiCAQO.
Bold hy Cf ft. RenCro
NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Topeka. Kan., Aug. 14.—All section
of the country, all lines of business ac-
tivity and the hundreds of thousands
of dollars in invested capital are rep-
resented by the delegates who as-
sembled in this city today to take part
in the eighth annual session of the
National Negro Business League. The
object of the league is to promote
the commercial and financial develop-
ment. of the negro. Booker T. Wash-
ington is tlm president ami at the
formal opening this evening he will
deliver his annual adress. Gov. Hoeh
and Mayor Green are to deliver ad
dresses of welcome
The convention will remain in ses-
sion until Saturday.
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS
Greenfield, lnd . Aug. 1,4—What
must be nearly the last of the annua!
reunions of the hidiana Mexican War
Veterans association began here todav
and will continue over tomorrow. The
association has now scarcely a hand
ful of members and a number of
these were unable to come to the re-
union on account of age and inftrmi-
ties.
Tihe Republican leaders
stroyed what little chance
hav
de-
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap of Happiness it Would
Bring to Guthrie Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach-
ing back. #
Brings you hours of misery at
had of carrying Oklahoma at the
coming election by their childisn
tactics since their overwhelming di
feat last fall.—Manchester Journal.
\ Perry woman had her 10th opera
tion performed. "Good heavens," said
i neighbor who heard of its nature
"that leaves nothing to her but the
frame and the hide."
Justice Brewer says money invested
in railroads does not get a fair re-
turn. Of course it doesn't. How could
it. when the lion's share of the pro-
fits have hyen gobbled up to make
such swollen fortunes at that of Har-
rlman's?—Southwest American.
Senator Gore, in a speech to tihe
Democratic ounty committee of Mur-
ray eo my. .said: "Stamp the rooster
ticket and if you want to scratch let
the rooster do the scratching." Good
advice.—Sulphur Democrat.
"Never at amy time? was there mani-
fested any spirit, of patriotism upon
the part of the leaders of tihe conv.cn
tion. never at any time did they rise
to the dignity of statesmen," declared
Gov. Frantz In his Ada speech. And
yet he knows that the leaders of the
convention, men like S. W. Hayes
and many otihers, have given their
time unstintedly and have spent their
money liberally for months in the ef-
fort to pave the way for statehood. I
This assumption of superior patrio-
tism upon the part of the-convention
lilies \ about the most colossal ex-
hibition of gall that has come out in
the present campaign. And as to the
caliber of the convention statesman-
hip. if the "piewumps" were wise,
they wo 'Id not invite comparisons.—
Chickasha Express.
"Your's will be th? best constitution
ever drafted," ihe said. "You had the
constitutions of the other states to
he guided l«y— their good features you
have absorbed- -the evil ones you
have steered shy of. -W. J. BRYAN.
Ing conditional promise that the Re
publi ans will accept ihe Const it j
tion after the politicians who are to
meet In Tulsa this week have decided
for the voters whetiher or not it is ac-
ceptable.
' If statehood is secured under this
Constitution It will be because It was
modified under the demand of Repub-
licans who declared they would not
a Constitution which placed
humiliating terms upon tihe Republi-
cans of the state. If statehood Is
secured it will be because of the
lianges and It Is absolutely certain
that if the constitution was made
fair all will be for its acceptance."
Will they stop their light on state
•hood and accept it? Time will tell,
and in the mean time,, the Democrats
are willing to allow them the doubt
ful honor of having it amended to
suit their nervous fancy.
The verdict of not guilty In the
Haywood use was. from the begin-
ning of the trial, the result Quite
generally expected by those wiho read
the remarkable "pipe" story of the
State's witness, Horseley, alias Orch-
ard.
His loquacious confession of crimes
which were certain to hang him in
one place If he should escape 'hang-
ing in another spotted him at the
start as a man demented, or else as
the most resourceful liar and perjurer
ever placed uppon the witness &tqpd
in a criminal trial.
The State's case was prejudiced and
discredited all through by tihis man's
extraordinary narrative. In it was
seen an unfair and reprehensible at-
tempt to draw out possibly valid testi-
mony by rehearsing to the jury and
to the prisoner at bar a lurid and
highly imaginative story of depravity,
violenre and crime.
There was not fair play in this
me i'iod. and it reacted in sympathy
for the accv sed. When part of Orch-
ard's story was proveil to be false the
whole of it was disbelieved.
Orchard's falsehoods world have
put his neck into tihe halter if he had
uttered them on the witness stand
in Missouri in a trial similar to the
ne at Boise. For. the Missouri law
makes punishable by hanging the
crime of peri tv as to a material fact
against a man on trial for his iffe.
Tihat the prosecution believed Hay-
wood guilty was no justification for
resorting to irreg ilar and reprehensi-
ble methods to bring about his con-
viction. Failure was written in the
very first nhapter of the trial.—St.
Louis Republic.
Tlje adoption of the proposed con-
stitution on September 17 means state-
hoi..!: its rejection means delay, no-
bodv kno'ps how long.—Chickasha
Kxpre: s.
The Republican papers have been
telli ig their readers about the terri-
ble i'iin£: in the constitution and at
tiie same time have been claiming
that the IXmiocrats had it hid away.
Queer they knew and they didn't
know.- Harper County Democrat.
Cash Cade would have ihis party-
stand out boldly for local option. Mr,
Cade differs from most Republican
though the fact that he is ever will-
ing to advocate something impossible.
No one believes Cash Cade ran con-
vince the T lUa convention.—Shaw-
nee Herald.
Good Things to Ea!
On Saturday. August 17. 19<'7, w<- will l>*'V '7
•per <1. z-n in trade for Strictly Krosli Kg us Our stock is
the best in th; territoryanci .is cheap .is any.
AHMSTKOfi'G
C. O. V. GKOCE'Ry CO.
Phone
113 E. Oklahoma Ave.
NERVOUS WOMEN
SllfftR NO MORE
Silently and Alone You Bear With
Patience, Burdens that Would
Crush Strong Men.
In this country today there are
thousands of women wnose days are
tilled with constant suffering. There
is the dull headache, the dragging
backache, the hot flushes, that awful
tired feeling, too sick and faint to
work, too well to go to bed. Men have
little knowledge of the suffering their
women go through day after day.
Many times such Illness is attributed
to biliousness 01 the after effect of a
cold when it is really a derangement
of the nervous system caused by weak
ness or disease of the genital organs.
It seems a shame that women should
suffer so when there Is :i safe, harm-
less remedy tha will restore it them
the splendid health that makes
feet womanhood
SMOOTH SAILING
For Democratic Ticket in Kingdom of
Canadian.
Special to Dailv Leader.
K1 Reno. Okla., Aug. 1 I —The iiom-
! luees for the various offices < u the
Democratic ticket will have smooth
balling at the general election. The
Republican bosses are seeking the
highways and bywa.vs for some one
with the ready coin to come out tor
office, bet up to da'e v- ry few have re-
sponded to the call, at Kell'W will
lie re-elected county cleik. Harry Lee
Fogg will win the county judgeship
hands down. Clyd Mathews canuor
be beaten for register of deeds and
George Haworth will still be in charge
of the county's coin. L. C. Chambers
sands a big show to relh vc John
Ozmun of h! on" our duties as sher-
iff of Canadian county.
• ' Regular as tnc Sun"
Is an expression as old as the race. No
doubt the rising and setting of the sun
per-1 is the most, regular performance in the
I universe, unless it is the action of the
Zoa-Phora dispels nervous disorders . liver and bowels when regulated with
of women because it regulates the Dr. King' ; New Life Pills. Guaranteed
menses, and relieves them of pain. It! by all druggists. 25c.
is wonderfully effective in the care
The Republicans of Oklahoma are
unable to agree as to the best method
of treating the prohibition issue in
the party platform. They might, gain
some valuable information by corres-
ponding witi'.i the leaders of the Kan-
sas "machine." who have reduced the
prohibition platform making to ati art.
Rut if the Oklahoma Republicans de-
sire to act in good faith why not
pledge the pafty to tihe task of en-
forcing any temperance laws the peo-
ple may adopt?- Kansas City Star.
Statehood if of more importance to
the average citizen of Oklahoma now
than party sr cess, and if tlm. Repub-
lican leaders commit, their party trt a
policy of obstruction only they are
simply inviting disaster.—Kansas
City Star.
Constitutional.
"Oklahoma will get over all of her
troubles.", declares a patriotic paper
in that section. Her troubles seem
to he constitutional—Washington
I fcrald.
People here in Oklahoma City
should be awf lly good. They don't
know what night an automobile is
likely to swing up alongside while
| they are on their way home and tihe
occupants tumble them in. cut off
their ears, empty tlie contents of a
revolver Into their bodies and then
dump them out in a field This city
is getting extensive advertising in
f«he murder line—Oklahoma City
Post.
of prolapsus because It strengthens
the muscles supporting the parts, and
renews the nerve force. It rem >•. s
and prevents Inflammation. • es-
tion and unnatural discharge 1 ni the
genital organs—these disra es that
sap the very life, destroy the tissues
and finally shatter tli • nervous sys-
tem.
It is marvelous r- tonic effects
and women who 1 >e ■> n tired, list-i
less, with hcada ■ -s and backaches
marrying their c/ery pleasure have in
a single week I m changed from suf-
fering. mor. ■ irri'able beings to
bright, happy. ehe rful wo ien who
find pie ure in :! ir household duties
becair lie: have a new and naturnl
strer : !• to pertorm them without fa-
tig' . in ply by use of the wonder-
fr V' Phora.
7a Phora has helped hundreds and
th< ;ands of women to health,
s pgth, and the joy of living. The
lv way in which yoif may receive
ihe same benefrt, is to do as they did.
(J > to your druggist and procure a
dollar bottle Zoa-Phora. Begin using
at once according to pain directions
found in package. If any further
informntk or private advice is de-
sired, the Phora Company. Kal-
amazoo, Mich., will gladly answer all
questions il you write them. .lust ask
tiie druggist for Zoa-Phora—no other
explanation need be given—and you
will receive the medicine already pre-
pared, compounded in just the right
proportions, and put up in sealed,
sterilized, one dollar ottles. Will you
act now while the opportunity is be
fore you?
tetiJWW GiilDl:
"""" J15 DJJit'orn St.. Cl)lc.i.«.
FREEmul
a j Book keep In Banking,
COURSE I Short hull <1, lVnmnu- li|>,
IN | ItiiMiicss Knulish. Lottcr
Writing;, AritlimMic, Mcrhiinical Draw-
ing, Illustrating, Tdi'grinih.y, or I .aw
lo n I'l w | -t "lis •:> . 1 'I
to nil' ml imIIi-it'1. Win wl A 1 ',M '■ (
mill sliXn turn lion™ (Kivina nnmo nnil nrt-
ilrcsi i:i' cltppdd fi'umi touii-'of
Draughosii's Colleges
29 Colleges in tu atos. Inc.. iMOO.nmi.iKi enp.
ii.ii. i- yaars' bucc« ii mi rati> fay
l>raughon'sarc?th«'i;i'>T. vitt >!:;outer
anytime. HDSillOHS se ore l« r MONcY RErllHDED,
11' interestoil in i.iklnf ' "as MA lb,
write for "Catalogue II. " If latere ;t-'< In at-
tending college, writo f' r 44 Catalogue 1' '
ORAUGHOH'S BUSINESS
Money ia small in•
is lan;e . S c n <\
r free booklet
Milo B. Stevens & Co., >•#! Hth St., Wash-
ington, O. C. i. nes. i hit o. Cleve-
I.tint. Detroit, t-tat;. ifWI
PATENTS
bdsure or at work.
If women only knew Ihe cause—that
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid-
neys.
Guthrie people endorse this:
Mrs. James I., Rartlett, of 224 East
Mansur St.. Guthrie, Okla.. says: "I
used to be troubled greatly by a pain
and soreness in atul across nty kid-
neys. My hack was so weak that at
times 1 could scarcely get around.
About three years ago Doan's Kidney
Pills were' brought to my notice by a
j neighbor's statement recommending
them in our local papers, and I sent to
J. N. Wallace's drug storo for a box.
After taking them according to dlrec
happen if she .should drop to sleep
first and thus commit an unpardon-
able breach of etiquette. There seems
to be no way of finding out, wihat
would occur if half a do/.en women
should call on the same acquaintance
on the same afternoon.—Muskogee
Times Democrat.
At Tulsa the Republicans were
silent on the prohibition question.
The Democrats are willing to submit
tihe question to a vote of ihe people.
The Republicans are cowards.—Perry
Sentinel.
Frantz, tihe rough rider soldier;
Haskell, the business man who dot
things. What kind of governor
the people of Oklahoma need?—Chick
ash a Express.
In his haste Mr. Charles Hunter may
ride over the fact tha' several thou-
sand Republicans in Oklahoma are
neither romrh riders nor federal office-
holders.—Shawnee Herald.
CHICHFlTt PILLS
n ^ W iVrVv-r"- • "in riAS?.Ti:ir«
1 III!\M I'll.I.S i .r 85
IV « ■
SO! ii BV DlctuGISTS EVERYWHERE
GEORGIA SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT.
Atlanta. C,a„ Aug. 14 Many promi-
nent shuts faced the traps at Lake-
wood today at the opening of the
ninth annual Georgia state shooting
And now conies Prank (Jreer of the
Guthrie Stale Capital and avers that
tihe Capital has always favored put-
ting up a Republican state ticket. As
all the little two by four Republican
dailies in the new state have been
sneezing whenever the State Capital
took snuff, we may low look for them
to come out in favor of a ticket.
Come on, Brother Iteadly, have von
absorbed enough inspiration from the
fountain ihead of Republicanism to
gei in the band wagon and yell for
Frantz and a state ticket?— Ponca
City Democrat.
H. nry \sp, the Santa Fe attorney,
leading the flght on the constitution
\ pretty good reason why the peo-
ple nhould he for it.—Chickasha Kx-
tions I was completely curcd. and have . press.
I think in need of ueh a medicine ' j —
never had any trouble fom lame and The Oklahoma City Times-Journal
aching back since. I always ecom- j <>ne of the most conservative organs
mend Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone ] < f that badly disrupted organization.
For sale Jjy all dealers. Price 50 ihe Republican paprty and^ also one
rents. Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, I <>f the most
determined kickers
tonrnament. The t™,mam-tit. aihi'cii j N.'w York, sole agents for the United j j.galt.M the CtmatltwtlM In daya con,-
mill Sniindi v U States. by. has cauterized its wounded reei
Remember the name—Doan's--and digs and has so far recovered Its in-
is to continue
being coiidu ted under the auspices'
of the Atlanta Ouu Qlub.
take no other
1 terest in life that it offers tthe follow-
t heir ntuog. )>
TBSOZtnXftjiL- V
iUBNRTCTC
NEVER KNOWN 73 FAIL.
I . run.t.
UtuggUl <1
?'l jro ,r urrti'ij to t lie
UNITIfl MEDICAL CO
SoCif in Guthrie Uv V. If. Rcnffp
The federal Rovernment Ik over
more Inconsistent in the Indian Ter-
ritory about tiho RriintiiiK of liquor
Mi runes than it is 111 Kansas. Down
in the Indian Territory the govern-
ment sells a man an internal revenue
license to sell whiskey. If he sells
il they arrest hint and | ut him in Jail.
-Wichita Beacon.
Eighty thousand majority Is nil Ihe
nnthrle header allows tiie eonstltu-
iIon.—Wichita Beacon.
Our chief concern ove« tihe prospect,
of war between this ountry and
Japan is founded In the fear that It
wie ld produce nnother crop of Rough
Riders to be taken care of In office
at the government's expense.-—Spring-
field Mn. Republican.
Muskogee women have established
a new lad. Ii Is the custom of all the
women to take a nap every afternoon
and this ihan become a sort of habit.
When the.v all-,upon one another the
regular nap cannot be dispensed with
and so they go to lied together. They
are said to visit themselves to sleep,
tinlfih their nap and resume the con-
versation exactly where they left off.
It ia the duty Of the hostess to re-
member iusl where the line of con-
versation- was disturbed bv tlie soft
approach of sleep She deftly pick-;
p lihc thread of the dialogue bin in
order lo do this she must go to sleep
last. There is uo telling what would
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
noi be cured by Hall's Calarrh Cure.
!■'. ,j. CHENEY H CO.. Toledo, O.
We. Ihe undersigned, have known
K. .1. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions anil financial!',
able lo carry out any obligations made
bv his firm.
WAI.HINH, RINNAN C- MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is lalien inter-
nally, a ling'directly .ivpon Ihe blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation.
Have you seen the Pensacola move-
ment. Works out and In. We do
repairing also. W. F. Powers, 118
Eafet Oklahoma Ave.
Going to paint. Rain Is over. Sum-
mer is here. The Lincoln paints
staud the tests. Arknnsas Lumber
Co.
Grows Nights and Sundays.
Your money does If Ipvesled in
some of mv real estate bargains
FOSTER. THE LAND MAN.
That horse of yonrs. How much
better he w^l look with a new dress
'if harness. Sue Calvert at 113 West
Oklahoma.
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