The Curtis Courier. (Curtis, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 10, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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»t\X'Tt It A SON. BuMistirr*.
THURSDAY. KF.B 10. 101c
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One hear*. ugrv.it deal about
the great |Mistal deficit in the
daily paper* ark! from congress
these days. The department
charg. . ill.* deficit in because the
econd c!ubh postage is too low.
which is not the case at all and
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ADDITION \J. J»ms
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1 The principal excuse gi\c:i by
, Governor Haskell for railing the
legislature was to reduce the
amount being paid in salaries to
county officers Now the whole
power < f the admiri .Ration is
ticing utod to fo:« e the Anthony
excise hill through to final pas-
age.
• This bill create* five new offices
i in each county, or a loud of t> <
l for the state. The live new efil*
| cent will constitute a county ft*
|cifu board wh ch will levy all the
A decision of t! estate supreme
court *a;. s the a. t.Ion of the Has-'
kell govrrnirwnt raying expenses
of the school land department out
t int fund is illefal Bv this action
*3 ft. 000 is ksvod to the school
cluldrea. hut tiie taxpayeis will
have t« pay Sj per day and ex-
penses fer an army of imjiecteri
vlri hunted moiv name than they
iusj>ected srh»l laud.
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Many (iwxl One llest
“So many Oil and Lluirvnts
are advertised it is hard todecii’o
which to buy. I tried n numlei
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ll|^r h“„«'.^ wh ^ke: “7, th* Tl> •nd,lm" T usinii Hunt's l.isb.nir,;
this ch.r» LwT "the un!|#" °f “* T™"* ' r*- «'• AK. rit.ir,.. it.mce. h™,ve,-.
i II is ciini >te u.ow II Mm un *.Xptnses for the countv and every , _„W(, j .l- *
truth, for they h»v. a chttnci- »,. suWivi,ion thm<f. True to the „ ^ V, al u Vss^
knnvv th<« uel*c I k.v*. nil . i .V .... . . .. . tit 1C . S, \*UU It \.US UMtOhS n
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f*Ts. tt 3 eounrrr cce^cir
lntt/re*t Pji'.ii "it 1 l')'4ii:uKi* of i*» tr:i. 1
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know the facts. These officials
could know the truth if they
v\\. ihl i»«t p in!i> the tna'l sent out
from Washington: Thev would
iir.d nil jcinds o! stulf iranked out
by conifrcssmen and senators,
(lar 'cn Mods i.a lohs totl.c do-
Itartment of own >UU0pcr di trict
and then »!u. si* clu >n ..Tmadc
in con^rcs.1 sent out to admirin''
i1 sistitum ; • : ah .-. i! :.t mucii
ilas a-ll doctrine of “U-t the peo- furlh<,r- lf -;t/aili;
pie rub.” (nit) the bill takes the
selection of the members of this
board out of the hands of the i> <v
pleand puts it in the handsof the
district jud^e.
that in larjfe
It will ilia.; he seen
majority of the
its all
off.’ Mo other liniment will hit
the ypat if Hunt’.. Lightning Oil
fails.
('. (i. Yoi'NG, Okepne, Okla.
.John i-hnliry, the Courier’s ccji-
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I vor. Acvvmni •• la • •. t*onf '' >m T* ur.'i (. i
ei •olic.it voue account
SAht*. i V )*i;I )Sil llu\'A l;Ort I’lM
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e. , , . of the stale this very in;- d d ;t • for Kovet nor, has been in-
portanl board will be appointed duce<! bv the U. S. attomeyjfen-
by a non-resident of the county, eral 11 withdraw bis resiirnation W
rfcysioaijs iiavise
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_ . . who pays no tuxes there nor has as U. S. district attorney.
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Mr. Taxiwver how *lo you like I*, t: u.nt Kelps (.rpouno
.this? | Iluudredr. of orphans have been
crowding the mails with . ...» sen
he made on the tari i and th >n
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voted the other way.
I Ihl.I*1:1) CUkl*ORATlON:».
helped hy the Pre.h ’ent <»f the In-
clurt rial and Orphans Ilcme at
Macon, Co., who writes: “We ■
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A bill of interest to settler*
throughout the United States^ in- When the news reached t.l , " *" ......... ....... ”.v ne n>
iroduced by (on«iv.. man Dick Remo lust Saturday ni^ht that the ^lC”tr,’(r ^dte:r, in this Jjf'jj -hT' ^ !" ’ PV
I'. Morjran, provide.; that in case jmvernor had signed a i ill e\-
of vacancy in either tho ollice of tending the time for jia nent of
Register < r Receiver i any Ur.i- Laxeu. the Rock Island tax mu-
ted Stales Land OHice, the sur- nissioner. who was here ith
I'ivintf ( fll 'T, for a period not to $41.000in hisprip topa\ th .,.es
exceed sixty davs, is authorized/of that company in Crux. iian
to act as both Register and Re- county, repacked his p. .id
reiver. This vvi^.mvvent ineon- Went back to Chicago, v.h the
Institution for nine years. 1: has
i roved a most e' celiei.i medicine
for Stomach, Liver ami Kidney
troubles. We reffard i as cue of
tho best family medicines on1
earth.” It invigorates ail vital! Everything in Writing Materia! - just what you can’t fil'd
organs, purifies the bhv 1. aids1 elsewhere an 1 cheaper, t ».
Post Cards and Albums.
digest’on, creates appetite. To
strengthen and build up pale, tkin
weak children or rundown people:
TABLETS
venicnoa to the public, and loss company will use the mon f-.-
«f time anti cnnftisiu') rf business, «!«* The f'ucus.*, “Ste IPOSTOFFICK STORE,
by practically clow these |iub- inquiry will develop inever c>un- ! * 1,7 . ' 1
lie olTicts when then • is a vnean- ty oi the utate, that the passage ^uml>*au'*8- Gnl.v ->0c at 1).-. 1. S
cy in one of the ofi'.CBC. ;oli this bill benefited only the cor- ‘ l,n^ —,___
perutions and the larger cities. . s
FROM ic
TO 10c.
CURTIS. OK LAIiCMA
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_ Notv.tlhstai cling: the many par- r*»* __ _ nl
rhe new election hillprexented the bill did not become a law on-. dons ol‘ Gov. Haskell, there T r r L ^ T tr~^
on- uons c'i oov. iiasicen, mere are
in the legislature is unfair as the til two days before the time when more convicts in the penitentiary
'lie in famous lay lor law that had the penalties were toaccrue, prac- than a year ago.
io 1)7 knocked out out by the su- ticudy none of the farmers heard-----------
prerne court. It was undouhtedly 0f its jia;sage until after they (j ^ OCl
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Haskell’s main object in calling lmd paid their taxes, many of
the legislature to frame an elec- them borrowing money upon
tion bill that would dify the will moltgagej or otherwise-to do so. ]
of the people, because lie certain-
ly should know that the voters
would not endorse the dishonest
state government that has exist- ( ,a 1 a ^ a cari*®
cd since statehood. (1( ctorb or im\ medicines, to cure
_ a Stomach. Liver or Kidney trou-
MO.NEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE.
Long 1 ime. liasy Payments
RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVE? WANTED.
La VS Stock j* The Jackson Loan & Trust Co.,
Took All Mis Money.
Tho resolution,
investigation of
demanding an l'“:it Dr. Li ar’s New Life
the Columbia I’iHs would quickly cure at a
Hitnk and Trust company failure -'Hit cost. Best for Dyspepsia,
tn .Oklahoma City wherein it Indigestien. BilLicaianess, Uorsti-
r%:ght involve state officials and P»ti-n. Jaundue, Malaria and
ako disclose the reasons of Gov.
Haskell for stop) ing Attorney
General Wes ’s grand jury iirobe
of failure, has been smothered in
the.investigating committee.
Debility. 2oc at I. S. lilint’s.
Do \ ou Own A Good Rax or?
M > are prepaired to han-
dle all kinds of Grain at
Highest Market Price.
We sell Rock vale Can-
non coal.
Wo buy all kinds of Lire
Stock in marketable con-
dition. Receive any day
in the week.
Curtis Grain <’o.
C. R. Ludwick, Stock Buyer.
J. C. Tp.ost, Grain Buyer.
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Ft. Wotrh, Tsxas, Jackson, Ttississippi.
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