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THE LEADER. GUTHRIE. OKT.A.
RSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1008.
TRAGEDY TUB OUTGROWTH
OF 1:1)11 ORAL CRITICISE
Nashville. Tenn., Nov. 10.—Mr
sages by wirt* and mail from varluu
sections toetlfy to the trememiou i
Bonsai ion caused throughout the state
ami South t y the killing of forme
United State-* Senator E. \V ('annuel,
by young RoUln J<wren Cooper In a
street duel lllle v*"*terday afte
noon, Cartiiack'a brilliant carrer av
United States senator from Team
see had made him one «>f the he
known national tigur *h. Calami Du.
can ti. Ouope father of young Coopei
and wtio -was with his son when t
duel occurred. has an extensive
quaiiitance and ;i legion of frlei.
both In his own and various oth< <
states.
In fowiiw ye i h the men wore i
Mends. Carmack having leclured
public print that Cooper was his bet
factor, but the frlen iship had be -i
r*\ l. ml ny an enmity which wa
more nctlceable since Carmack h
came editor of the Tennesseean.
h wing late primary Then the edit
rial attacks l egan which culminate
in yesterday's tragedy.
As a sequel to the rccen* bltte
Democratic primary for the gubern
toritvl nomination In Tennessee. V
ward W. Oarmack. former Cult.
States sena/to." from Tennessee, w.i
shot and killed in a street duel her
yesterday afternoon by Robin Coope
a young attorney. Young Coope \\
woun.1ed in the shoulder by a bul.
from Oarmack's revolver an i Is u
«ter i>ollce siirveHlance in a local h<
pita J His condition is not serious
Carmack was woundel three time
In the neck, the breasd and left anon
der. Colonel Duncan 11. Coon-" fath-
of the younger man wa*- wrMh his s-
during the affrav. but lid net fire
phot. it is sail' he stood bv wit
listol b) hand He is detained at i
lie* headquarters.
The direct cause of the killing Is
recent series of editorials in tne 'I«
nowrnnn a daily paper of w iich >
Oarmack became editor afte- his
defeat for the nomination of govern*
The e.llto-ia's in question l ad be<
vigorous In their continent on C
Cooper and his allied connecti
with what Mr Carmack termed "t
P -nccatlc machine'' and its methoi
Col. Cooper, who Is well known
bualne?? newsnaner an1 pol'ilcal c'
cles In Tennessee an ' the South 1
" S - ild. nct'fleI Mr. Carmack ti
the references to him must cease A
o*1ver such editorial appear? d yesti
day morning
The men toiurht t«t close qua "ti
and there were few witnesses. It w
l>ast 1 o'clock in the dusk of the nf
ternoon. They met on Seventh a\
nue north, illrect.lv In front of t
Polk flf's. a fashionable apartme
house. Mr Carmack had t llft« 1
hit? hat to Mrs. Charles II Rast ma-
il friend, who was passing 'n a m
ment the flrlnts began an 1 Mrs Ka
man was a horrified witness at clo
range. So dose was she that one • •
the Coopers is snhl to have charge
Carmack with being a eow..rd and
hiding behind a woman. Cooler's
friends assert tliat Oarmack Tired* tli
first shot, but the dead1 man's friend
stoutly protect that his opponent was
the first to shoot.
The tragedy created Intense excite
ment throughout the city, and with'*
•r. short time the t.-.-*ets In the neigh
horhood were fa ranged.
A statement Issued by Mends o
Poo'*1! ssya 'that Col. Coojier h.n
recently talked with A. Craig of Oh.,
tanooga. a close friend of Mr. On
mack, regarding the Tennesseean ed"
torlals. Col Cooper ha-di told Cralf
ID NOT ILK
in
WHAT GRANDMA AND GRANDPA SAY TAPS REGION F.NTIRELY
IS TRUE.
they Say That Pe-ru na is
Good tor Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis and Catarrh.
r r n r
I'L.i r
M ■ of Inching, Burning Humor
< . k!cs—Feet Fearfully Swollen
*es Alone Brought Sleep—
, treatments Failed but
J.ltS OF ECZEMA
-ZL.DED TO CUT1CURA
. :ra Remeda* are all you claim
b«\ I had ecxeina for over
as. 1 had two physicians, but
tu me relief f >r a short time
t. t enumerate the ointments
s i used to no purpose.
• • pn" mass of gores.
! I lining won' so intense that
i sieop. I could not walk f<
months. One day n.
till 1 had Iwtter try the Cuti-
■ •.lie*. After usinc them three
i a i t!i - Ih I night's rest in
"!•!'■.■ > I took an opiate. 1 used
f ( utieura Soap. Cuticura
and ("utieura Resolvent Pills
i des ls-aled in a short time,
i.v a year si nee J used Cuti-
I tlu ro has bcon no return
• ' <i small lump in the corner of
t -I • >vei n year which was very
• d yt larger all tin* time. 1
1 would ti v Cuti<*ura Soap and
on it, and now it is gone. I
h ' thrtv years old and have
ii 0 e farm 1 now occupy fo
•. v.'u years. Cuticura Heine
• t i. .«• if<vt and most reliable
■ i used for all nkin humors. Mrs.
!?rown, Locke, Crawford
... is and July 13, 1007."
DISFIGURED
■>r Life Is the Despairing Cry
of T housands
' f fkin-tortured and disfigitre<l vic-
l humor , <hv.< Mia . t"tters, and
i •=;, who have med aiui fouls I want-
•: ,,.aiiy r«Mrte<Ji« ., and who have l«>sfc
'! in ail. T« u 'Ii Cuticura S ap,
•Mtment, and Pill.s apjx al with irresist-
forr>'. Thev ar«- absolutely pure,
ww't, gentle, and wholesome. They
'Told immediate relief in the most dis-
•. -.>i!.k ca^« . and point to a speedy cure
k Ueu ull else fails.
r-jiri'trt s ¥.
Mrs. 5 J
Edwards
MR.J.R
Prince
i 1
lh:
Mrs Martha j
Avery. a:M
Mr Hf.mrv
Merz,.
WlllluUT «VIIROAD
Good health at Seventy-Seven,
Mrs. S. J. Kdwards. Union City,
ami., writes uuihr date of Nov. 7,
!*« I. the following:
♦♦On the 7th day of February, 190S
if I live, 1 will lw seventy-seven years
ige. I enjoy the t« st of health,
thanks to Peruna, and have not had
aspellof sickness since I l>egan using
it five or six years a^« .
I consider it the grandest medicine
earth, and whenever 1 feel a little | There wan nothing which seemed to do
badly a few doses of Peruna put me right, me much good.
can d«> as tnuch work as 1 co
forty years a^« . I think all old peo|
who feel t he effects of age, should he
tit their health by using Peruna."
! a ( barter wa: issued by Secretary i
of Stat«* Ciohs this morning the I
jcini >n, Oklahoma and Western Ha.!
I way comimny, with «i capital stink of.
j tTiOO.OOu. The pro|Kise.l roa«l will be!
i «,f material advantage t the capital,
I city, giving It direct connection wl .i J
thr nanlinNllB district "i Oklahoma :
Beavei (!lmi ron god Tegaa counts •
via the Deliver, Kniil and (i.ilf road It
i vIII also be of great b« m-fit to t e1
cltlrens of that section of the country,
as there Is no raflr ad In the Pan-
handle district, it will als > be of Ini-
nenso benefit to the p<*ople living In
Hie short grass" country bordering
on Texas In Western Oklahoma. These
people are now compelled to drtve
niles t a railroad and are forced to
sake a route through Kansas to reach
the central, sout .ern or eastern part
of the state. The promised rood
« ihl make prnctlcally a illrect line to
(fiithrie ami South Okla oma
The company proposes; t build a
line ion miles in length front Cllnto.i,
in Custer county, in u northwesterly
direction to Guymon and other points
In the Panhandle district, pasalrg
through the following counties: Custer,
Dew. y. R ger Mil s. Ellis. Woodward.
Harper. Beaver. Texas and Cimarron
counties; thence a line from Clinton in
a southeasterly direction to Lehign, in
c .il county, t'.ius connecting the west-
em and norths. • • n parts Of the
state wit i the coal fields In Coal ar.d
idjoir'ng cmnti ~ The latter |!ne wM
pass thr ugh Washita. Caddo, CJiady,
Canadian. Cleveland. McClain, Garvin,
Pontotoc, Murray. Johnston and Coal
counties. The estimated cost of co i-
■ in" ion of the road i-> $10,000 a tulip,
stated that tin- Orient railway
Hi the Best Part ol Ills Lilc.
Mr. J. R. Prince, R. R. 2,Cattaraugus. |
NT. Y., writes: "I am not very well sat
isfled w ith the picture that I am sendinu
you, but when the reader looks at this j
picture if be could only realise that the
iriginal suffered for forty-five years, the |
best of bis life, until your kind adv
♦•1 tried other remedies, but did not
gain any lle*h until 1 commenced taking
your Peruna, which built me right up. )
1 h ve taken nevt-ral Irattles, but h vo system is bucking the proposition Tin-
not taken any now for abontsix week.. ' inpany paid he li, , ns, trt> ol on,
"I am seventy-three years (tld. I never 1 T cent of the capital slock lor s
expect to he entirely well or yo.ms ohartor. whl<-:> amounlo.1 t'> $ ".e
again, bul I am thankful for what IV- ■ ".coi-poraiori are. . .
. . , ,, i (' C. Goodman, cf smith, Arka i
ru a has don,. f„r me. • jHW. F. Na,,. o. C H l.aml,. K. A
Feels Ten Years Younger. 'Humphrey and I. T. Rradlfv of Cll.i
Mr. Henry Merz, loUR West Franklin ton- 0k,a
St.. I'.vansville, Ind., writes: ♦•When I I
Application of the experiments pel
formed on dogs and eats to the reju-
venation ot ailing humanity is. in the
announced opinion of Dr. Carrel, en-
tirely possible.
That 's the end toward which the
scientists ol Rockefeller Institute, who
have been taking a leading part in the
world's ■ * perl mental surgery since the
Standard till master furnished the
means fo the work, have been aiming
all the time. They believe now they
an abo't! ready to make iho practical
upDlicatlo-i of their discoveries.
Dr. W. W Keen, who presided, said
such op'-r: lions as the replacing of a
kidney with a normal one uotild be
'• s Intricate than the same operation
in a cat or dog. on account of the size
cf org ins.
The chief obstacle to the practical
application of this new surgery, said
Dr. Ke"!i, would be to find a healthy
i rgan when wanted.
,' Perhaps," said Dr. Keen, "When a
l «alth man is killed or where a man
dies fr.im some, disease which does
tot affe *t the kidneys. It will be possi-
ble to extract the kidneys immediately
after death and keep them in cold
storage until it is possible to operate
upon some one suAering from an in-1
- in-able k'dnev trouble.
"What has been done in the case of I
haven't I ten able to tell the differ-1
the kidnis reasonable to believe will
found feasible in the case or of the
other organs of the body, it is ir.ipos-
sible to foretell the ultimate develop-
i lent of this wonderful new surgery
! >f which Dr. Carrel is the leading exx-
| ponent."
Already the knee joint from the leg
I u a dead man has been used to re- '
place the injured joint of a living per-
son.
A woman too weak to undergo a
major iperation has had her arteries
joined to those of her husband, and
j with the added strength of her hus-
band's circulation and heart action has
| successfully undergone the shock of
j1 he .uirg 'on's knife and survived the
operation under which she would have
I otherwise died.
FOR
e RHEUMATISM
Rheumatism is caused by an excess of uric acid in the blood, which
gradually gets into the circulation because of indigestion, constipation, weak
kidney action, ami other irregularities of the system which are sometimes
considered of no importance. This ui ic acid causes an inflamed and irritate*!
condition of the blood, and the circulation instead of nourishing the different
portions of the body, continually deposits into the nerves, muscles, tissues
and joints, the irritating, pain-producing acid with which it is filled. Rheu-
matism can only be cured by a thorough cleansing of the blood, and this id
just what S. S. S. dots, it goes down into the circulation, and by neutral-
izing; the uric acid and driving it from the blood, effectually and surely
removes the cause. S. S. S. strengthens and invigorates the blood so that
instead of a weak, sour stream, causing pain and agony thoughout the sys-
tem, it becomes an invigorating, nourishing fluid, furnishing health and
vigor to every part of the body and relieving the suffering caused by this
disease. S. S. S. being a purely vegetable blood purifier, is the surest and
safest cure for Rheumatism in any of its forms. Rook ou Rheumatism and
any medical advice desired sent free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
anil prescription cured him, he would first wrote to you 1 had bronchial trouble j
know from whence t bene wrinkles came
Next month I shall be sixty-six years
old."
Nervous Prostration.
Mrs. Martha Avery, 42H Graham St.,
Leominster, Maso., writes:
♦'Four years ago 1 had nervous pros-
tration. 1 employed several doctors.
One would say I hud catarrh of the
itoinach and bowels, another nervous-
ness and another enlargement of the
liver. My stomach was in a bad shape.
for four years, and had tried several
doctors, but they could do me no good.
I hud puin and rattling in the chest,
cough, expectoration, especially at
night.
♦•1 took Peruna, and can now say that
I am entirely well. I feel ten years
younger since using Peruna. I recom-
mend Peruna to all my friends, for
1 wan in bad condition.
♦'I atn an old soldier and am seventy-
seven years old."
new york man's DEED.
New York, Nov. 'J.—Postmaster Ed-
ward M. Morgan, of this. city, wi s
shot down in the street and seriousK
wounded as he was leaving his hou. •
in Sixteenth street for the postoffke
this morning by Ktric B. Mackay, a
stenographer employed by a down-
town law firm, who then shot and bl-
atantly killed himself. The reason I r
the shooting is unknown.
The only excuse known for ti c
shooting was that Mackay had com
People who Object to Liquid Medicines Should Buv Peruna Tablets 1 " u h | ,,,,
the statement says, that he wanted
the reference to himself stopped; that
he wo« a private citizen and Carmai k
ad DO "i'^l'i to -Ii -< >:• a Aim In the:
manner ho had a lopted.
Watched Fifteen Years.
•'For ti ft eon -.ears I have watched
he working of Hiieklen's Arnica Sal\«
ind it '.ins never failed to cure an,
aire, boil, ulcer or burn to which ii
vas applied It has saved us many
i doctor bill." says A. I\ Hardy. « •
•last W ilton. Maine, '_\",c. at c. It. UKN
FROW'3 drug store.
.'ells terrible
TALE TO TATTLERS
On aha. Nov. 1" -The railroads of
the United States haw released ord« rs
for equipment and supplies of material
ind rolling stock aggregating In cost
5240,0uu.000 since Tatt's election as
lire^.iVnL Th.'He or ors had bee ti
daced prior to the election day con
ingeut upon the outcome the cam-
paign.
This statement is ma le by as high
111 authority as First Vice-President
llrown. of t.ie New Yo k Central line*,
the operating heat-; of that great sys-
em of railroads.
Mr. Brown said1 that tlie day afte
'lection he himself, t'oi his allied
oils, released $!U.000.000 of such
orders.
Mr. Brown male this statement
while In Clarin !a. la., on the da\ fol-
lowing the election. He was In Clarl-
nda, his birthplace, on a matter o!
uisiness an1 pleasure. He is t"iif
heaviest stockholder in the Lyslt
Manufacturing company, of Clarin a
i large conc rn that nianufat turet
reanie y and other supplies
Orders Placed bY Brown.
C. L. I.ysle is president of the com
pany and it wa* to Mr I.ysle that Mr
I trow n male this statement. "Mr
llrown came
morning afte,
msliiess." sa
much gratith
•lection and
nit over 100
r>fflc<
look lir
ii' to tne: '1 have
telegrams alread> to
tulHltuent upon the
simply because our
felt that
Taft the
; one of the most i lominent, he a:
s'lie thu: this country In every d<
partment of comtmM'clal and in lustii:
activity was sure to progress over an
bey .1 t ie i Mil it ha-.l attained i
the fall of 1907, when temporary lac
of con ti nice .j i, | i lie approach of t
Nat ii mil camp:i;en conspired to chec
business and not only that, hut th:
wo we e entering upon a period «
e on greater pro polity than we his
yet known."
tampered with and the electric light
had been turned out while he wis
reading in the po.tjfliie corridor
Mackey r« >eived a reply that tie-
light incident was .*111 accident ai d
there is no evidence that his mail hfi I
been tampered with. Morgan is e.
petted to recover. Mackay i believed
to have be*n insane
entering upi
woul l have
ul ui,(1 Intrrnal Trratmrnt for
ItifunU. ChlUlrrn and Adult*
i>f Cutlrum S«>a|t 11*54' i to CIcmum- tin* Skill.
Olntnirni <50r ) to ll«-nl l
• I>l 1 lifi'jiIi">iit ll «**'irid I'oii- r imuk A 1 'lit-111.
. , 1'i.ips , li.ist.iii. M.w
, KtJ i is*. cv.kur* bvuk uu diiu Ulieiuiec.
id 111a «■
d: "1 c
thes
$240
Mind Your Business!
If you don't nobody will. 11 la yout'
bitainei to keep out of all the trouble
you can Mid you can and will keep out
of liver and bowel trouble if you take
1 )r Kin . New Life PUIb The> KIm p
biliousness, malaria and jaundice omi
your system 2i o. at—C. H. HEN-
FROW'S drug store.
SHOW SHOWABLE
SHIRT'VAI?.T£R9
Entries were made on bale cotton
ly the following: County Commis-
sioner E-S Overholzer leads with a to-
tal of til een bales 011 exhibition; J. 11.
I'oilman is next with five hales; .lamer.
(Jodfrev has three and H. Lehaan two.
Single exhibits are made le Captain
l pham, ic H. Newell, c if. Arms.
Fred Partcnhcmer. .1 I! Johnson Pe-
er Plagg. Otto Ploeger. .1 R. Rodman.
7 o. Hall. Charles Crouch. N H.
Sturgis. I « ter Lanzel. A P Billings.
N m Sturgis, w \ Aims. Frank Ry-
an. t; R. Morgan, E O. Legate, n
Hoberson. M. L Scoville and Joe Fer-
guson.
Seven Years cf Proof.
"I have had seven voars of proof
that Dr. King's New- Discovery is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds ant for every diseased condi-
tion of throat, chest or lungs " says W
v Henry of Panama. Mo The world
las had thirty years of proof that Dr.
icing s n-'W Discovery is the best rem-
edy for roughs and colds, la grippe
.v. th 111a. It.; fever, bronchitis, hem -
i hago tv the lungs, and the earl
: iges of consumption. Its timely
i ve always prev- u s the development
of pneumonia Sold under guarantee
at c It. KICNFRO'S drug store. 50c.
and $1.0) Trial bottle free.
Y ung Fitznoo-«'!" (witn a yawn.)—
Yuas. weally it costs me five thou-
sa:i 1 e.ir .111st to live, don't y'know.
Farme Hard pa ti Iton't you pay it
Taint wuth it.—Judge.
AN OLD ADAGE
SAYS-—.
MA light purse Is a heavy curse"
Sickness makes a light purse.
The LIVER is the seat of nine
tenths of all disease.
How is Your Digestion.
Mrs. M: ry Howling of No. 22^ 81 h
Ave.. San Francisco, recommends a
remedy fo. stomach trouble, she says.
"(Jratltud ■ for the wonderful effect of
Electric litters in a case of acute i 111'i-
gostlon. prompts this testimonial. 1
1 111 fully convinced that for stoma< h
end liver troubles Electric Bitters is
the best h medy on the market to-day."
This great tonic and alterative medi-
cine invigorates the system, purifh s
the blood and Is especially helpful in
all forms of female weakness. 50c. at
C. 11. RENFROW S drug store.
lawtonites learn law.
Lawton. Okla., Nov. 10.—The first
cgular sess>lon of t'ia Cnlted States
circuit and district court for the coun-
ties of Comanche, Tillman, Jackson,
i Cad : ). Kiowa, Greer, Roger Mills and
| Beckham in the Western district open-
j ed at tiiis city yesterday, Judge J. H.
I Cottera) pr siding. It probably wil
j continue three weeks. Only prelim-
' in&ry motions were considered
Today 40 jurymen summoned from
the southwestern counties wi!! appear
j for hearings. Harry Crafton. charge 1
with robbing a post office box near
Perry, and George Hill, charge I with
violating the imo::.a! revenue law
1 . 0 having been found conducting a
saloon at the wi lely-famed "Corners."
; a p'; 00 on tiie Canadian river in the
! "Pott" country, where more men
probably have been killed than any
! other |>oint in Oklahoma—will be
tried.
Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE-
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out mil-
iaria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. 50c.
medical examiners meet.
Muskogee, Okla. Nov. 10.—The
&t«te Boat! ol ,\! Yeai ESxAtnlneri
was convened here today by President
W. T. Tilly, ami applications nf these
who desire to practise medicine or
surgery In Oklahoma will be receive.!,
rhe boa , i provides a rlgiid t-xamlna-
tion which must be undergone hv ap-
| "llcirts I 'fire cert I flea t os are isstiel.
| The board will be in session three
days.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. You
know what you are taking. The for
mula Is plainly printed on every bot-
tle. showing it is simply Quinine and
effectual form. For grown ,cop'o
effe tual form. For grown peoplle
* nd children 50©.
GROWERS* GREAT GA3FEST.
Memphis, Tenn.. Nov. 10. Realiz-
ing the seriousness of the falling
prices of cotton, nearly three thous-
and cctton gr (V>ers of the Southern
states will endeavor to solve the prob-
I len which confronts them. Witii
' arvle .Ionian of Atlanta presiding, the
j / invention of <tJhe National 0 tton
j Growers association was called to
1 der her today. In addition t:i the
regularly apiKilnted delegate.--, to the
tree iig. It is estimated that there
ar.* five ir six thousand visitors also
hf re The G-owers will remain In
session three days, during which every
phase of the problem will he discuss-
ed. and. it is hope', some plan evol-
ved which may sen,! the prices of the
j staple skyward again. The governors
( of several states are here, and will
. «l silver addresses. The "night ri '
I menace will be considered, and plans
| for putting a stop to this new clasi
of criminals made.
and e.tlned t e same at tor ay who
had helped him out of his scrapes he-
lore. The attorney • aves'tg.ro.l thi
case, and saw that Evans was
■ caught" tills time. The evidence
is all against you this time, and I am
. frai i y ou're bound for the pen. i
think you wotiK' be bett 'r off deal,"
he to'd K ans In a joidng manner.
And now conies the unusual feature
of the story: A few days before the
ca- * was set ft trial Evans V \i;ue
suddenly ill, and died over night, or
at least was suppose i to have died. It
Is sai l here iliat a coffin was filled
with ston s and ourit- with due cie-
mony. w«htle Evans got out of town
and left the country. When the ease
was celled in court, it was dismis s"!.
Now Evans is reported to be in \"w
Mexico, and the authorities a inves-
tigating. The coffin will prooabr.v he
diiaint.'lrrc 1 this we< k to as'ertair.
waether or not Evais' corpse is in it
or who tli er it is loaded with stones,
aocorling to the story going th-1
rounds.
How to Treat a SDrain.
Sprains, swellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlains
Liniment. This liniment reduces infla-
1.-.at ion and soreness so that a
srrain may be cured in about one-
third the time required by the usual
treatment. 25 and 5u cent sizes for
%ale by—C. R. REN FRO.
GREGG GROGGILY GRIEVED.
Tulsa. Okla., Nov. in.—Charging
gross negelect of duty. William j
Gregg, Cnlted State district attorney
of the W tern 'istriot of Oklahoma,
has filed suit for divorce from his wife
Mrs Nettle B. Gregg. That a* various
times during the past two y *ars Mrs.
Gregg has absented .jerseif from home
for long periods of time and now re-
fuses to live with her husband are set
up in the allegations.
Mr. and M--s. Gregg were married
in Pittsburg. Kas.. May 23. Isr3. They
came t • Tu'-a four years ago. Attor-
l!' y Gregg declares that he has been
a faithful hufihanl. He ask*? for the
custody of a daugh'er 12 ye*rs old
Mr. Quegg was oppoHtted to l '
fele.al pisition snortlv after state-
hool .and after h • effort to secure
the ppointnient as 'udge of the court
of the Eastern district had failed.
The petition wa; filed Oc*ob« r 21
and every effort wj.s made to keep 1-
secvet.
enlightened earnest
ENQUIRER
An opinion of the attorm ; general':
•partment is thai convicts sent* aceii
state courts must be sent to the
■avenwi.ttli penitentiary which has
been utilized since ti- opening by
)klahomn terrHc. •> and since state
cod b the state, it in held that fur-
r legi: lation Is neci saiy befori
.he piiaoner can be Incan erated in
the lempoiary stockade at McAlester
The contract made with the Kan
sas authorities, made by Governor
Frantz, does not • xpiro until the first
of the year The las t legi slat ure p:t s
cd a bill authorizing tho transfer of
nisoners frum Lea ."en worth t the
state institution but the pi .son beard
i* not empowen d to accept prisoners
sentenced directly from tat«? c nut:-
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
v ard for nny case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hull's Catarrh
Cure.
V T. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 1 r years, and
believe lilni perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
: Ide to carry out afny obligations made
Ly his tirm
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally, acting dbvctly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7.1 cents
per bottlo. Sold by all druggists
Take Hull's Family Pills for consti-
pation.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Alwas Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
field carries death MANDATE.
\V. T Field marshal ol the Su-
preme court and Criminal Court of
Appeal of Oklahoma, left last even
inn 1 : Tecumseh carrying the man
da' of the Criminal Court of Appeals
which uphold: the death sentence of
th- : 1 • a. , court upon Will lohnson, the
negr w . will he executed at To-
m 1 1 lay under the direction of
th sheriff 1 f Pottawatomie county
The c urt would not trust the package
t be delivered by registered mail.
Ii;e Ki d You Have Bough)
f?. pfj",
ui^uutare
Colds and Croup in Children.
"My little Riii is subject to colds."
s.-ys Mrs Win. 11. Seng. No. 41 Fifth
St. Wheeling. W Va. "Last winter
i'e had asevore spell and a terrible
cough, bu- 1 cured her with Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy without the aid
of a doctor, and my little boy lias
been prevented many times from hav-
ing the croup by the timely use of this
svpip. This remedy is for sale by
C. R. REN FRO.
SUCKER SURGEONS SMILED.
How to Cure a Cold.
1 Re a* careful as vou can you will
1 occasionally take cold., and when vou
'do. get a medicine of kn:#wn reliabili-
. one that lias an established repu-
tation and that is certain to effect a
qtilck cure Such a medicine is Cham-
berlain's Cougli Remedy. It has gain
! cd a world wide reputation by its re
I markable cures <>f p.ns most common
1 ti.ment. i nd can always be depended
upon, i' acts on nature's plan, re-
lieves the lungs, aids expectoration,
i opens the secretions and aids nature
I mi restoring the system to a healthy
I c ondltlo.i. During the many years in
• hich it has been iu general use we
i l ave yet to learn of a single case of
• >hl or a tack of the grip having re
| suited 111 pneumonia w hen this remedy
\ as us'd. which shows conclusively
that it is a certain preventive of that
1 oangerous disease. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy contains 110 opium or
oilier narcotic and may tie given, as
! ccnfideir. v to a baby as to an adult
| I or sale by—C. R. RENFRO.
EVANESCENT EVANS
ESCAPED EASILY
HONOR GEORGE WASHINGTON
Stettin. Germany. Nov.. 10—The
steamship George Washington, of the
North Co-'man Lloyd line . was sue
cessfully launched at firodoy toda
r.fid christened hv American Amhassa
cor Davi I J. Hill, who made a hriel
speech before breaking a bottle ol
hampa^ne over the vessel's hows
For i-adies.
Yates Center, Kas., Sept. 18, 1908.—
After my doctors gave me up to die,
Halls Texas Wonder cured me of Kid-
ney and Bladder trouble. It Is the best
medicine 011 earth. Mrs. H. S. John-
son. Sold by all druggists.
that enough
with the Kb
this country
Greatest Period of Extensio".
"Mr. Brown told me that all this
meant just. 0110 thing, namely tin
greatest period of railroad extension
•work we have y t had.
"In reflec ting the sentiment of rai 1
road men generally .among whom he
Philadelphia. Nov. in—The wonders
<i experimental surgery accomplished
at the Rockefeller Institute for Medi-
cal Research. New York Citv. were
outlined today before the opening ses-|
sion of the American Philosophical so-j
ciety in l-iueh greater detail than the.
1 have ever been given to the public.
Among the latest achievements of
si !eiice described bv l>r.Ale\is Car
rel. who has accomplished in a 11 > of
, the mo t dltlicult experiui tit. at th<
Cockefelhi Institute, was the trail
Kona v.i. Okla.. Nov 10. Did J C
Evans, alleged cow thief, t
known as "Old Joe" Evan
•ie some two months ago
result of some my teriouslj
illness, or did he adopt a;«
MANY WILL BID ON COLLEGE.
| The board of regents of the Langs
t n college is in session today in tlif
office of State Superintendent E. I)
('a.nerori. The meeting was taken ui
principally with conferring with Secre
tary Mitch as to the inquiries made by
contractors with reference to bidding
upon the new main 'hall of the college
bids for which are to be opened Nov< m
her Hi at 2 p. 111. Secretary Mitch in
J-tire I the b.urd that many contractors
were no.v figuring 011 the work. D. 1^
I IV Hanks, colored, of Enid, was sworn
| in as one of the two colored regents ol
I the tx ird, to succeed Qe . F. Barbour
. of El Reno, resigned.
RAILROAD MEN attend
the hearing.
Many Chicago and St. Louis railway
men are here today attending the hear-
ms before the Corporation commis-
sion Tin*\ are especially Interested
Jin the pmposed changes in the cement
1 iu.ferial tariff. They state that Okla-
oina has an a in- st inexhaustible
isupply 1 .|" cement of any state in the
j I'nion and that it will eventually be-
I come one of the leading industries of
the state. ^
CASTOniA.
Bean the ^The Kind Vou Have Always Bought
nig°r
world's champs at guthrie.
Guthrie fans are delighted to learn
that ;he Chicago "Cubs' the world's
champion baseball club, will work out
ten .la> iu the capital city during the
latter part f March, or the first of
April, next spring. .1, V Faulkner:
manager of t.ie Guthrie Street Car
iine. received a leiter from the man
ager of the "Cubs" asking for the
• Tvation of the local park. The
team will tour Oklahoma while en
i'e back fr.1111 California where they
will go early in the spring.
CA8TORIA.
Bears the You ^avB ^lw,1ys
Signature / " ,
of
woman in case IDENTIFIED.
henv-'r. Colo. Nov. HI.—The v man
^ ho attempted to kill ..erself and Miss
Helen phipps. daucbter of Mrs. Gene*
\ie\e Chandler Phipps, and two po-
1 1 emeu after failure of her attempt
xtort twenty thousand dollars from
Mrs. phipps, was identified today as
Mrs Allen Reed, wife 01 a druggist
of this citv. Mrs, Reed returned re-
cently from Sprinwleld. Mass., where
she had tv>ne to attend the funeral of
her father. She its be'ieved to be in-
sane.
Tie building boom continues In spite
j of the cold weather.
eftei
his
ions which ar«
Land of tin
jurisdiction
a I ed
cliti;
,te<i]i
go to the root of the whole mat-
ter, thoroughly, quickly safely
and restore the action of the
LIN ER to normal condition.
Gi\e tone to tho s\steni asid
solid flesh to the bod>.
Idke Mo Substitute.
r .in.! ih<
all four
hi< and o
dead dog and
vou ml showed
nf the late la
The transplanting of cats" kidiuys
into other cats, even after the organ-
have been iu cold storage lixty davt.
has pro ed entirelv successful. Hu
man ar* -rles and jugular veins have
been interchanged, and the patients
An linn, aal t .r\ t dd o' the af
f Ir. Evans, formerly a eov/hov .m i
ed Into "cow thief" so the court ree-
r s say At any i.ite he ,vas up 1
v urt a number ol times, on thi-
charge, but alwavs siiccee I in get-
ting >ut of his dfUculties Tnree or
four months ago he w.i arrvstel ou
the charge of "c w theft" 1 M 11. ;.nl
his ca^e s f for the nre. ent ! ?rin of
the Di-t.lct court. Evans go', c&nd
Voice,
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