Miami Record-Herald. (Miami, Indian Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1906 Page: 4 of 12
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RECORD-HERALD
Published Every Friday
By M C Falkenbury
MIAMI I T OCT 5 1906
Entered as second eliiss mail matter
February 5 11)04 at the pnstotllee at
Miami Indian 'I erritnrj under llic Act
of (JongresSn'f Idareh 3 isll
One Dollar per Year in Advance
SI1'' p -1' j "nr deferred piV!"Mt
Advertising rates made known on
application
Silica rib rs failing M 'ft the ( ui'ivnt
issm ot the it H v ill eoiii r a fin or by
reixn ting th (eii'-ion to ihe publica-
tion i !l!o
At v&UTcE:--h-'s rs
It seems a little unjust to
accuse the republican party
of cant on the tariff ques-
tion The trouble is not so
much“can’t” as it is“wont”
Lord Milner is to become
one of J Pierpont Morgan’s-"
employes Morgan may
conclude some day to hire
Kaiser Wilhelm and may
be able to furnish a quiet job
for the Czar
Taft is on Lite lid but the
pot continues to boil
A good husband is simply
one who is afraid to be bad
(den Funstonmay have to
go to s immiiig ri t is in Cu-
ba pMPHnwiiWitwyriJi
In Cuba the rule seems to
be that no election is valid
unless your side wins
Seems paradoxical that
landing a force in Cuba
should" be the first steps to-
ward peace
How to keep a half-baked
republic from spoiling is the
problem which confronts
(Secretary Taft
Senator Beveridge is ex-
pected to give the grand old
party an awful jolly from
now until election
As the time for election
nears the Roosvelt adminis-
tration is getting ready to set
off its anti-trust fireworks
A statistician says we burn
up $230000000 worth of
property a year making fire
our greatest extravagance
One of i ho reasons not
mentioned in the Sage will
contest is that the late Mr
Sage s j oiii i i had like they
need tl
aiipirv
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If the republicans had any
hopes of confcinueing in pow-
er the leaders would be yell-
ing themselves hoarse tor
flic annexation of Cuba It
would enlarge the pie coun-
ter so much you know
Democratic officeholders
of Maryland have been ask-
ed to contribute 2 to -1 per
cent of their salaries to the
campaign fund If they’ve
already forwarded theirdollar
subscription this looks like
an imposition
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work guarateed jj
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I Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty!
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Office in tire Wise Building jj
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D W COOTER
Attorney at Law
l’rnetiees in at! courts of the Indian
Territory Draws all kinds of legal
instruments' Notary Public amt
Stenographer in oilier
Olliec in Opera Block
West Fourth St
MIAMI
1
is almost here and I have
All the Books
tablets Pencils
And the Goods You Need -
At the City Book Store
ERNEST EINSEL Prop
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Are You Goins to School?
Up to the birth of his
forty-third child an attempt
is being made to get Presi-
dent Smith of the Mormon
church into trouble Has
anti-race suicide become a
dead issue?
Chairman Jim Sherman’s
offer of a republican text
book for every dollar contri-
bution to the campaign fund
will never enable that publi-
cation to rank with the best
“sellers”
The officials of the Hiber-
nian bank of San Francisco
are at a loss as to what start-
ed a run on their bank Gen-
erally a run is started by the
rumor that someone has
walked off with the money
Not "Just as Good’’— It’s the Best
One box of Hunt’s Curejis unfailingly
unqualified and absolutely guaranteed
to cure any form of Skin Disease It is
particularly active in promptly reliev-
ing and permanently curiug all forms
of itching known
Eczema Tetter Ringworm and all
similar troubles are relieved by one ap-
plication cured by one box
Don’t fail to hear the colored sing-
ers Wednesday Oct 10 1906
Think of Dr Stoop's Catarrh Cure if
your in se and throat diseharges-if your
breath is foul or feverish It contains
Oil of Eucalytus Thymol Menthol etc
incorporated into an imported cream-
like petrolatum It soothes heals pu-
rities eontiols Call at all druggists for
free trial box
nitiive!
Littl b V -A!! ai -j-ts that
Mi' ( b'lnj a x i mi j u i inti in
tin Li-c i be! ion lu ha-n’t
tiled any c irma-1 jvji"'-t with
kirn to do it again
I)Hiilo- Mr Fairbanks
thiiiks it is mighty ruli of
tlm jvjtd'iuvn- oi' tin mate
of W-h:ngton lodr-impd that
Ttoosrvclt run again Where
he would like to it now are
their manners
Not boing u o tree wo
may not be ab: -ee dearly
but it looks to us as though
Cuba want 'd to bo one of the
UniF'd Mt-ies and was too
proud to csk in the regular
way for permi-ien to come
in
Righteous Connec t i c u t
judgos have just discovered
after two hundred years of
honored practice that pay-
ing clergymen for opening
criminal courts with prayer
has no sanction in law and
therefore conies under the
modern definition of“graft”
Renew Your
Y o u t h
Jij i-iiting l 1 1 haunts oi jour chili-
liool — go hue' tilii see the old folks and
the old iimiK'-i‘ id L is u trip tluil will
beu joy uml j to you
On October 9th and 23d
vi'l y low rales v dllie made to various
point s in
Illinois Iowa Michigan Minnesota
Missouri X-biasku North auj
South Dakota and Wisconsin
Tickets go I lid ty (30) tlajs fmu
date of sale
On October 19th
simitar tickets win tie 1111 sale from
points south of line of M K & T R'y
Windsor to Colic i P leKatisasand from
all pointful Imian I'cmtcry and Okla-
homa for return to Ohio Illinois Mich-
igan Indiana Kentucky West Virgin-
ia Pennsylvania New York and On-
tario Any M K A T agent will gladly
give particulai - u to rates and train
service or addrt s q
W S St Gi-ORCE
General Pasaervtfor Agent MK&TR’y
WeJiwrlglt BJ-J ST LOVIS Mo
G K SMYT1 1 Id
PHYSICIAN
1 and SURGEON
All calls promptly answered Ofllec iu
MeMaimman Building
First come to THE ALPHA PHARMACY ond get a
MLAHU PUBLIC SCHOOL
TABLET
I We have everything you need New or Second
jjj Hand Books The largest line of- school tablets and
gj supplies ever brought to Miami
I Big Line of Comic and Leather Post Cards
1
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unmngnam
13 R A r 1 A AV I LTYLS
pHYSIOAN and
SURGEON
Oilers bis services at (piapawand the
Mines All ealls attended day or night
M- nykes
I’ITVSICIAN An STJRGTCON
PHONE H2
CSf'Ofliee over Finke’s Drug Store
Special attention given to Diseases
of Eye Ear Nose and Throat
LaFalier & McGinnis
UP-TO-DATE
BARBERS
Three Chairs
Porcelain
Bath Tub
1 1
5 Bath Tickets $100
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TRANSFER LINE
Leave Orders at Fribley’s S
Moves Everything
jj Storage for Anything 5
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5 Special attention given to Pianos £
£ Organs and Household Goods jj
I Lgent for Wafcrs-Pierce Oil Co jj
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GASOLINE ENGINES !
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We ire Ji'ote in the
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For 90 days We want to sell out
I everything TO SAVE MOVING
I AGAIN and will make prices that
I will move them
j W A WAGONER
£ On Main Street
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C P Williams U W Bigham JSChktnb R J Tuthiil
Pres Vice-Pres Casli’r Ass’t Cash’r
BANK OF MIAMI
Established in 1895
MIAMI - - - IND TER
BOARD GF DIRECTORS:
C P Williams G W Nicely G W Bigham J R Wise
J S Chcyne E J Bigham R J Tuthill
YOUR BUSINESS IS EARNESTLY SOLICITED
1 MIAMI ABSTRACT and LOAN CO 1
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i iso'in nul Pun-is v mills 'S Jv— s
ate! Traill in IV: lues tl t nco eeriW iMl71K-V to loan Oil
lie n in t ) i -- i ie len Jill buy why j
i it c 1 1 1 1 a i r:e Deal man one who
prompt service
SUCOMM1 ' NO MACUINU RY j ft
Drop li-i aiil'er u hen oii wisti to jin
Kiiov aiiji'iiii' in gard io ant of tin ! -
farm raid city property Ileasonable rates
lilies given prompt attention
Fire Tornado Accident Liability
Lli've-niivd rt a 1 s pi
V ! I’OWFLL Son ova l
i ’ 1 H) 1 Ht 1 F ) 111) ttasSEKaffiaHEKEiii5UL2K0fil
Farm and City Property for Sale
FIVE DOLLARS in mer-
chandise will be given for
the best & dozen ears of
corn brought to this store
between Sept 22 and Nov
3 190G
Bring in the corn any old
timo We expect to have a
large number of samples to
select from
Competent judges will be
selected to decide the con
test One object is to arouse a
little friendly rivalry disclosing
who really lias the best corn in
this vicinity
Credit will be given you
as soon as you bring the
corn and if yours is the
best sample you may se-
lect merchandise to the
amount of FIVE DOL-
LARS Do not wait till it is too
late but go into the field
and select the corn as soon
as the grain is sufficiently
matured A competent
committee will impartially
award the prize Nov 3d
190G
J L TALBOT
HARDWARE-HARNESS "t
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