The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 121, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 13 1906
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The Itch Fiend
Tfcxt is Salt Kheum or Kcxema,-ane of
Jfce outward manifestations of scrofula.
It wanoe iti itching. burning, ooxlng, dry-
fin:. arJ scaling palcbea, ou the tare, head.
feand«. logs or body.
} It cannot be < ured by outward applica-
tions.-Uie blood must be rid of tbo im-
parity to which ft is due.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Has cured the most persistent and difficult
ea.«es. Aucept no snbatitute for Hood's; no
gubsUtute arts ilka it.
ROCK I6LANO TO B*LLA«T TRACK
f=pactal to the State Capital
R! I?'-no Ok Sept 12.-The Bock laiard
will, m moot, as the new "tool briJtc-
is finished across the *ni'h Canadian
river. SalaM fche ma.n Mm from Cai4*ell,
to Fort Worth and lay Mri v-ft*-« pour.J
Steel the ennre dlr'aoc*. T. ia work will 1
ha flat shed lr the spring.
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. GOT BEYOND HIS DEPTH
Cause of the Drowning of Frank
Voge Purely Accidental
WESTERN LEAGUE
At Pu*bu>—Omaha Pueblo 15.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RAIN AT ST LOUIS
St. Louis. Sept. 12.—St. Louis-Chicago
same pos:ponai2. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO 13: ST LOUIS 5
Chicago, Sept. 12.—Todaj s score.
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Cbirago 0 9 n <> 2 0 0 2 x—12 12 2
SL Louis 00u«vl2®2— 19 V
Batteries—Altrock and Roth, Smith
and BpSBCei
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
A Kansas City—Kan—* wily ". Urn-
neapolis 5.
At Indianapolis—indianapolis-Louis-
v.ll# game postpone, rain
At To>*lo—Toledo J. ''olubmus L
At Mtfwauksa—Milwaukee 2. 8: Paul
! Cnive rally Fund Tax Jt*W
I University Building Fund
! I'nireraity Least- Fund ..
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MOVE WAS .
• A WISE ONE
Chew What You Know About and
Know What You Are Chewing
Amalgamation of Committees Net
Timely
PHI LA 5; WASHINGTON 1
\Phiiadalphia, Pa, Sept. 'Today's
acore. R H S.
Wasb.ngton .... 000*0!000—1 * %
Philadelphia ... I1100!s-5 7 1
Batter lea - Pat tan and Warner. Cun-
'ut.g.".am and Schreck •
BROOKLYN 4; PHILA 3
The news of the a dental drowning ] Brooklyn. Sep :: T©d*y .- s ore
of Fran* Vog*s, ti*- poaiofrw-* mep*tor! Philadelphia —i ? 4
formerly located at ihawnoe. hut men!-! Urook.* n *-4 « 1
ly transferred to Penaa -«la. Florida, w ii Batcriej-—Sparks a-.d Dooi: Raaon and
ru4 with regret by many -n the terri- Liter.
tory wheer he work «d aiwt ma-te nwnr —
f: nda Ttie exacl cat*ae of the a ■ • -r.t . BOSTON 4; NEW YORK 2
was a* foiiews New York. Sept. V. -Today's scare:
Mr. Vegws was out eatrhwi* . raba w.th R H El
a party .if fr *nd« ir. a bayou five m l^s Fo9?.<n 4«* )0M 0 J- I ^ «
from iPanagc-ota. near a anta.l ' wa caiiad Kew Tork 6 • 0 11 * •^-2 " J
i;.iywu Grande While the party *er« j Bai:eria -GUae and Carrlgar., Orth
wadmg in thw shallow water Vofsa si->r- and Klieno* ,
l«d oto a hote whlcn was ove rhta head. , —
arid >,e being nat . to aw m tha «• c DETROIT 5: CLEVELAND 4
underflow caxri<«d him away ar.i Into i Detroit Mich.. Sept 12 — Today's scora:
deep water before aaaiatan<*e could reach R.H E-
h.m As noon as boats could be secured j Detroit : s 8 *
the body was racovered and conveyad to j vJe\ eland 0 1 • J 1 • ♦ 1 0—4 10 «
jer.saroia i Batteries—Seirer and Scrhmldt. Moore
The rema'.na were sent to St. Lauis. i and Bemia
the former home of the deceased for in- —
terment '.i#1 i*id-TW and orp.*«n > d go-' NEW YORK •: BOSTON 7
ing there to attend tha last sad rues. Boato e>ept 12.—Today's acorf
I Southa«-atern Normal .-1 hoo\
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i soathwaatgro Normal School
Tax i.
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Tax 1 <><
j Southwestern Normal > o
! Building Fund
Southwestern Normal tf. >ol
i Lrfasa Fund
Southwestern Normal School
Beautifying Fund
' Daaf ft Dumb Sch.> ix €
| Deaf & Dumb Tax 1?' 4
I>e*f Sc Dumf> Tax li«"'5
Deaf k Dumb School Tax '.>4
j Blind Sctiv* l Fund
Board of Bducat;on Fund
Condemnation S -'i 1-ands
Fur.d
Greer Count) Sections U
Greer Count/ Sec'.ious J?
LH>rar> Fund
B'>nd lrtere.-: V .^d
Inureat Lund Lea.-e Fu
Statutes & Suasion Laws
Permane
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THE BEST WAY TO WIN
Sentiment Among Republican
Politicians at Oklahoma Citjr to
Effect That the Two Territorial
Bodies Acted For the Best
"lnterests*of the Party
fund
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Spe« Ui to tiia State t^ap.'.a
Oklahoma City, Ok., Sept
day among the members f t
lican committees of the two
I who were stilling "he
*4Vl "a'1 8<rrn* that the ■
P had acted* wise!)* in deiid
„r. j •• - ' 'I-.-
day. As thera la n • state
rritorlal cammittees.
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Candemnati
Condemnati
Total
Balance on
Amount
August 31
Total
Amount paid e
to Aug 51
Balance on han
In ess Aug
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;hool Fund
Sec* ion 13
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iblican
Territcnal Commit;
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mmitte be organised f
There is real pleasure in chewing
the f)est tobacco grown—where the
best tobacco grows—in the famous
Piedmont Country. .
Only choice selections of this
well-matured and thoroughly cured
tobacco is used in making
SCHNAPPS. That's why SCHNAPPS
and others of the Reynold's brands,
as shown by the Internal Revenue
- statistics for a fiscal year, made the
, wonderful growth of six and one-
quarter million pounds, or a net
gain of one-third of the entire
increased consumption of chewing
'and srftoking tobaccos in the United
States. •
' ^Evidently, chewers cannot resist
> the flavor and they cheer SCHNAPPS
because SCHNAPFJS cheers them
more than any other chewing to-
bacco, and every man that chews
SCHNAPPS passes the good thing
along—one chewer makes other
chewers—until the. fact is now es-
tablished that there are many more
chewers and pounds of tobacco
chewed, to the population, in those
States where SCHNAPPS tobacco
was first sold than tliere are in the
States where SCHNAPPS has not
yet been offered to the trade.
SCHNAPPS is like a *cup of fine
Java coffee, sweetened just enough
to bring out its natural, stimulating
qualities. SCHNAPPS pleases all
classes of chewers: tlje rich, be-
cause they do not. find a chew that
really pleases them better at any
price; the poor, because it is more
economical than the large 10c. or
15c. plugs and they get their mon-
ey's worth of the real snappy, stim-
ulating flavor so appreciated by to-
bacco lovers. All- imitations con-
tain-much more sweetening than
SCHNAPPS. They ^rd made that
way to hide poor tobacco improp-
erly cufed.
For the man who chews tobacco
for tobacco s sake, there is no 9hew
like SCHNAPPS. •
New York
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leGianry, Ames
9 a * • i: j—7 la : j
ed in :ne follov-
:a..
Demand for
Clean Food
' One A aa arte a a Prsdwct
Everybody Knswa la
Pwro and Clawa.
VOTHING caa so
quickly steal away
.one's appetite or destroy
the enjoyment of a pleas-
ure—be it eating or
drinking—as the mere
thought, perhaps it is
■ not clean.
It i« the method of
"handing" in the manu-
facture of a food product
that makes it clean or
doc clean. Pabs: Beer is
not ' handled." It is
{*amfMbBcl,a fron
the purest materials by
the most scrupulously
clean machinery by the
exclusive Pabet method
ot brewing, which is
most exacting in its
cleanliness.
Pahst Beer is a clean,
wholesome food and the
Pahst brewery is a model
of cleanliness No other
f«x>i factory in the world
• can show such a record
of cleanness in the pro-
cess of manufacture" as
the mammoth P a b s t
brewery, where the
fainous
Pabst
BlueRibbon
Beer is nude and bottled.
From brew to bottle or
keg PaUt Beer is never
touched by human bauds;
it never enters tube, pipe
or storage tank that ha*
nut beeu perfectly Eteril-
ired beforehand, and, in
fact, is it* entire process
of manufacture it never
conies in contact with
anything but sterilised
aten&iis and pure altered
air.
When you pour out a
glaan of Pabst Blue Rib-
bun Beer you kuow you
have a food that is clean,
pure, wholesome and re-
freshing. You will not
dUtrost it. You will not
ask "Is it clean?"
Rufpmtli-Braum Co.
Phone 52
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children. i -vine: -n n«
The Kind Yw Ha « Aiways Bought
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iMONTHLY RtPORT
0F1RUSIRER
~ ; F ' t# e r> N«'.
Detailed Sutemeat of Financial w«
Condition of Oklahoma and
Receipts and Disbursement! - t..,, -
During Anjust * ' • "■
Indian Territories.
The Republican Sia
n :**ee ? 'Oklahoma -
ent be -omposed cf tfc
Sec-**, \ of t^e Ok'
can Territorial Comm
man ard Secretary of
ritor> Rrpublican comi
IX e > 'atJ« nar 1
Terrttoo*.
crial* Comr
nai Distri
Sold at SOc. per pounc.' in Sc. Cuts. Strictly 10c. arid 15c. Plugs
R. j, REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Saiem, N. C.
thes
where an an
TOO WET FOR IRRIGATION
CONGRESS
i Tprk wh1
STEAMER WEATnER S
Month'/ Statement
all have
mmittee
4!
Dear Sir The
I meat, anosring
v orth
Building Fund
« School Fund
n Scaooi Memnlty Fund
itt> A a *. CbOege a
-ma: S loo! Fvn l
♦s en> N'ormal «*chool
•stern V>r®a! 8c-.«ol
COME ON EVERY TRAIN
Stillwater is Filling up With A. &
M College Students
Fur-d Tax IMS
Northwestern Norma!
rund Tax 1M4
Northwestern Norma*
F-ir^ Tax 1 *
Vart fe «e«:avn N or ma!
Tax lS^S
Tax 1M<
B 4lag Pwnd
Laase Fund
Colored A k N. Uat^rgliy
>*ur.d Tax *04
Colored A a M Uftl'lWlty
Fu i Tax i*oi . ...
Caorel A t V I'nivosaity
>Xnd Tax >t0«
Colored A * M. I'nWarslty
Bonding Fun4
t'oiorod A 4 M l"n«TersltT
\"+*' F l< IM p.
| Color* d A a M UaleorslH
| Oirig iMnmitory Fund
Univarsity Prev^ra o: S. hooi
:h i
lings.
atpmer.t. at id tne i*n u
"j ,| campus Mkrr tra.s is ba.rg i
<tgL"n 1 . gatK.as rom the Yfwcgiiiena
a.«*..uw,
' new etudet.ts are S«i:'g g. •>:.
i afstance ptMs.lkla !n ot>?arn*:.g/
144 i board AU da\ %es:oeda>' and i
j c-taMnatae os clasiacai.ee was
1T9 97 | receiving now students and
j them to .asaea Aegvstgat^
C21t.ll | Thursday and ;s ex^t^d thi
| giatrar wtU have atK>i*t all hr-
^1* i i.ext week e>aryth ng a 1 t
amoothty. and I ha at jdenta wi.
lUnivaraity Prop*!
Kurd Tax 1HS
]Uni.amit> i rapsralory Sc
rur.d Tax l 4
It'niTarait)* Frwraraiory ft<
f"ung Tax
j t'r.u ^nui> I'reparafory Si
j Fund Tax 1 *
Cahsnlt) P?s ara.sr\ S
, B.aool Building Fund
j University Proparaloo
School l<awae Fuiwl
I I'nivenrtty Fuad
F> d Tax NN
J T'nivenHtjr Fund Tax )• «
M":. rrt ,tv r ird Ta* IS i
Srh«v
1S1« .04 1
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ichooi duties and p.ea%res
CHARTERS ISSUED
Corporations G«t Legal Permis-
sion to do Business
The following were isaued at th*
office of the slate retar \eater-
"X
Th# Farmers Sf.*te Ba
oklahoma, capital ►
H H Spool Barnuel
1 ai'd t- U Scaot lr.
4&aia.tL. The Blkhorti <Vp
[pary. of oklahoma
:cri . apMai alock H.WS •*
5aJ R. I Sa he* A R. New port R<
:7 U i hull and J H. Oregorj <n orpo
| Commistionsd Notary
M7d ll I W. f. Hunter. Gtith'ia,
Hunt
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!>oot E. t. Rp<
rporator*.
er Mining Co
?ity, Oklahon
with Fred B«
i-'iona for wh
**e nltded, a
ativaigihiill ru
nanrer super
il Committee
aa praritcab'e
•xp i;ent. Said Comm t-
so n aa practcabla op^n
an4 maintain the aa^e
ar tha CHate a Centra!
ia;. teem for the heat in-
e party.and saiu Commit-
ed U
•• a < aini>algn In the
republican nomine**# In
tories or state and cf the
. ommltte. # - «.
ty to estah iah and anain-
suthirdinale bureaus and
i*«iatar, e an^ clerical
. g- SU' h speak*1 s fur
>rK as vhail in the judge
Covnmlltoa or of the Kx-
mltte**. be deemd for tha
i of the republican part'
Central Commmae aha.!
organisation endorse any
>r nomination to an eiei-
• ahe any factional action
\ny such candidate
re;- ed by * a« ^
errltory plan^rf the pres
osigr. ng and new iffl ers
mated board he elected
rg rosoiution show* tne1
*.a . ^ i g
There is only One
Genuine-Syrtip Of FigS,
The "Genuine is Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
TVtc full name of the company, California Fig Syrup Co„
U printed on the front yi ©very package of the genuine.
The Genuine- Syrup of Figs- is for SaleVin Original
Packages Only, by Reliable Druggists Everywhere
Knowing Qi« above will enable one to avoid the fraudulent imita-
tions made by piratical conccms and sometimes offered by unreliable
dealers. The imitations are known.to act injuriously and should
therefore be declined.
Buy the genuine always if you wish to gft its beneficial effects.
It cleanses tiie system gently yet effectually, dispels colds and headache?
when bilious or constipated, prevents feverj and acts best on the
kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels, when a laxative remedy \S needed
by men, women or children. Many millions know of its beneficial
effects liom actual use and ol their own personal knowledge. It is the
laxative remedy of the well-informed.
Always buy the Genuine- Syrup of Figs, , ..
manufactured by thb* *•
m
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n- Af-ntlment fa
stn>n of the rep
* >klahoma and In
his joint meeting
TV era of th# two t
Louisville, Ky.
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flcwYotk. KY..
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