The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 136, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 29, 1909 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE ORLA.. THURSDAY. APRIL 20 lOno
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- i f- nr.praaDCI? I
Xtr'd is not fin old town. It came
iiivo being -with the Chorohea strip
jie!nx iu the -ftrsv half of the nineties
'.of 3bf century just past. .It had the
x.sas.1 hard luck end as brave a bunch
i' pioneer boosters an hast been known
Qi'.hilmn.j whore courage has been
:W rule hot the exception.
: - its early days th?re appeared a
'or the 'streets wno. sold peanuts
siii! . twpcarn .'.Be was briRhi quick
end square. Before he had attained
'taanhood's estate that boy was known
?3 rJsht. hrare and true. To him the
'World"' "was opportunity. To him coward-
ice rft -sjiieiibie end grie? over a
t' '-e fi.ldlsh.
. j .."fi a physician one known
.r- t'.il.v study r.nd adaptability In
'i wl .
rv
. r forgot old friends nor did
r-vv is t ;r.iety other than comes
" c -who has earned spprolwtioii of
e ii d.'i j v citizen
ruest.'y Doctor Waller MeKenzie
(I-" d Mayor of Enid fourth city
. OMutioma In population irade liu-
taiu'v- ad progress.
He ia a Democrat the city of Enid
dnft ti ' rong Republican city "
the stS'.e
ilic ik -nn 'vender came Jnti his
i a n The boy who became a man an'J
assumed r.anlrood's duties where he
vv o.d rospcrt -bad earned his
i--vnrl.
He w tjt? 'youngest mayor of the
ig cire of (he state in fact in the
"""Id be listed 89 a boy at
:'..is gun 1 hour
lie i ; man one of tica?.lesi with
' '-' h red blood an honest heart am!
itli a prrpoae.;
He ts respected admired trusted.
To bint futurity offers much. His
.'torigev foes In the mayoralty ccr--'Rt
never attacked his honor nor ie-
j led he vaa of the mold who would
-nor dt.-bonor.
;;.iJ. r his admlnlslrntloR H.-;lti vnV
.-)4r ... great-thriving city ftl!?d
iih n p'opressive citizenship shorn
i per. ' " ' m : ftt'fiSl'8
Ai.u in ail this Kreat state who wili
.Insay Uaier McKenisfe has iv.-i
"irned (he trust and honor reposed its
.vj by ? peopie who have known
lun tx -.a ilv first?
)l. loo -2s bat'ObcH wrap.
i'v v ro(it for the bnlk-hib.
.tu 'Jo Bailey v; :s c." ilx
he bt-lated affairs ssong. :l
j'..r the spriiig pln-iiotiiOii!i.
hues oven a Chinese
. utU'iitioii from
finest toil
the dia-
stiU says he feels Illinois
'lijm.aenator. Cth-rs dls-
his' t;;p-rt. opinion. :
id "I
Ait of new and old. hsv.'s did
v'-V.sio;i l: ihink .when! a. mun
" s on.M.'ieiice i.ie needs little
;i niuice?
is.HiK why
m tiefeaif
y ones favorite
caa-
ihaii e'en
'aieo is no easier
w 1
' it
.'.t ought not lt hfppeu
is o.'ifady happening.
"ho was that Florida ccngresa-
eliiiK iihe lie Was "eudy to
r s . 1 : ici'j. 1 ' party away I'roio
-"was it. t'aini;ei or Jere'iiif "i?
1 .j
:'- nether object b-soa or i-wo
'i "m. i!iy orjjynigRtlnn v j n find
Muskogee is a 'place wljere The men
.1 t ti are vauted to uevektu
i.l 5 ! i t im. S..t-r
V(
l'r each family w ilt be lifte.i
w I'ZXrii- kiPMUht 'and 'heed
according to U. vamesots AS-
it i fjnfn.rt:r
1 1
1
flilt sci("iic8 ia
one prof'ssor
nor will rtierd -V-
Rtej(jitlS
Explains
'i-r bi'a
ol t
( he!
along
Itt"";r
1 Cr-iiu 1 old maid hecairsp a wotriaiT
s ' d hajrjsi always a good cook.
"'1 oi it of tiv expressed fear of i
! Knhi-i JftfithV (?jqtfi(88S-
11 ( t r Mi Keuz'ft" lor 'mayor winfld
' iv'. tiWttlMJtl'8 iepSUVfeKssctaiii
'jt: icti': and Eimtrsl make ' h I'm- d-s-nd
'lit on the puple for sualemince;
! he ' '' bij Resub!icK?i majoi--
! i !t . t m iiorthwi-stfrn c'ty the
i;ror wan le?ted by a rathw htg
tfi-he It". Of courao the . mai'.ctl
mn8 ; n.rccy ana ie well known
V v'i'Mhvm tiiitfiictog of the Jagle
iisul nothing to do wi
".1 the iieighboT'''
uar i'ie yiccesa si ins do
wou?d
Perish Uie thoitfi!'.:.
N! BLACK.
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"NOT AS IT USED TO BE."
The si?hing for 'he "umA old days"
when th- ordinary citif.en wa.j expect-i-d
to aceiiirsce in the action of public
nthViala t-ven if u iiaies thera' were
splendid
reasons for suspecting the
intent and purpose 'of the said oill-
cial.t iieti! jiot cause alarm for those
days wiii never return and u at-
tempt to lort-e them into being would
arouse the citizenship of every re-
spective wnnsnuiiity to s staie dan-
Kerens to the public jieace.
As th masses heroino eniightene!
they assume more and more ' rev Is-
iotmry ruthority and demand better
more full public service.
There will never be a reactionary
policy in this country in the sense
i.-oped lor by 4I10SH who have atvamn-
aied va.:t property interests at the
expense of their felio-ws.
The people if the United States and
liioie fsjH-ciaHy those who reside i:i
the Misiiit-Hippi basin and those in
! rosiniisy to tho Rocky moontaiti dlvis-
1 m of stales believe hi even-handed
justice s.s'd In the granting of great
liberties to capital and labor alike
hut they are almost an unit in support
vf ialriu i? to all and rapidly ciunge.
jiarty alk-gianee in support of public
ufllirlals who djre to assume the robes
01 osncial justice and stand for the
light in the light as tljey are enable 1
to see it.
"S 'hue was when a political piatiorm
was not considered of importance -and
f.eldom were its beneficiaries 'forced
to refer to it in the administration of
if airs after election.
!t is different now.
The people deinaitd adherence ;o
Hated -olK'i;'S. '
KeratU means d'sipproval v.nii Ca-l'-'at.
In to other manner can the elector-
ate force public doctrines Into beitijj
and sect n the changes wiiieh seem
"' it' the dally progress of stile
u.id Nation.
if the hepnbllcan p-any revis-s the
iariiT with a higher scale it will not.
carry a state west of the Mississippi
at tiie next Congressional election.
Jitfru and mere some of those mem-
bers f; 1m stood out in accordance with
the platform any be sent hack but
it will be because they v.ere found
tru? to enunciated doctrines.
The da) when the ollicial can talk
:ne way and vote another is of the
past. ; '
The daily newspapers teii wiut hap.
pons leil it with remarkuble adher-
iurt' to' 'strict facts. Hp who seeks
to bari'ir and bicker will fall as ail
should fail vho seek other than an
pen. manly course.
Kdvviid i'ayson Weston wili walk
through Guthrie That Is all weather
Doing as per schedule he will take
the southern route across the dlvid.;.
If th. weather warms to any great ex-
lent he will go by Cheyenne. Weston
was in St. Ijouls on his walk to de-
liver the letter given him by the New
York CLy postmaster for the postman-
.er' tit Sran Francisco ami where the
mails are favorable this seventy -one-yeiir-old
athlete is good for fifty miles
per day; hav'ng already made 71 miles
on one day's journey. He is (he man
who wa.ks lie walks for the pay ami
ihe Kood of it add for the education oi
mankind. He is a fair sample of what
a mau car do to make himself useful
and he is accorded as great attention
..ml kindness along his way as if he
. ere
ptcr:
some great
d 3 ration.
hero who had con-
Ow ;hHs th He'iiildlcsn press
of the state will have to chew about
is the pcsUioii of "astatind'ns pop-
ulaiky of Cash Cade tif Shawnee."
It has been the custom to hall him
s.s the Moses of the promised land
the big and the small all in one etc.
Well Cade determined to sil the
Democrats beat Frank Stearns thu
1-ta 3 -Kihl i 0 0 : s a y 0 -of1- Shawstce. To
ulcl to the promise 01 easy defeat
tti..t--frrea. fyVival iwhlch l)ad just
K:iKn" tlie city' ti.-.-ougli gint -through
ilrV.r iV'miuisteital "alltahce t indorsed
the Democratic tickot In pit of
toe Democratic nol tal majority a'l
ths and then onie. Stearns "rod to
a victory .with 1 75 majority. .'No onft
can -itell 'why.- .No one attempls to
do si. That th alliance .ha.been on
Ltlip .niaicrM sldo is conceded. That
.js.coitcflr!lf(t)1Kt. j5d'i !ljtieiWlul
hiw been alwaj'!i 1 conceded '.'"j'ct
Stearns drove h'.s personr.1 following
through the enemy and rides serene
in the ship of victory; uncw.promfa
Irs nl unafraid.
Oa Weil being suit at. 'n act
one ns'd to ."hauSttr" after.
IS t-i1
he
. l-apem is Jiving In peace and
mss the younger THrk seem
noon- s'estft.
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LET US BOOST BALL
Toin.-rrw opi-ns th baseiiall sa;.!i
;!l O'tlMiMe a;; I the p-p!t of tlie rap-
1 : a t
'.!:e;
the
the
ti:U
City should by utte.idanee show
u: !; : ! in i!;u day p::-1
t;-am which wears th uniform ot
siat ' s capital itaseoaii is essen-
y and wbidly an American same
leally ti.t biest and cleanesi of all
the sporis. it is wholesome scientific
and vortiiy of ai tent ion. time and the
cost to see it. Like other cities 01
i-ijual sie Guthrie is expected to do
more p:'i oi tionately for a P-asrue team
th s n the larger cities. If we maintain
i'or formes' -attitude J -base ball
1 ' wiil hiiatife to hold our tean) toward
I th ''a If; the Western .association
j in fact no reason way we can not stay
jSi the ufpr A winning ieasus team
j has its advertising advantages Hil(i BS
;! !)re-iK-'-oi good immitir and iiispirer
oi enthustusm it is hard to find any-
thing to surpass It. Let the people
of Guthrie peg hard for the pennant.
Let us hf a bunch of bolsters; bousi-
ing in adversity if such must he lmost-
Ing under the spur of success and under
Miv and whatever condition may
arise. Ji.st biaist. Today tomorrow
the day aftf an I '.'i n neeks montnr
.hi I iimIi; up t 'h hi. rhouti g
nwting cheering being good fellows
all rcadv willing and anxious to spur
tc. victory over all comers.
HOW'S THIS
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHENEY & CO Toledo O
We the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin-
ancially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING KIN NAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for coasU-
pat Ion.
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Intimation has been received hero
that a man preferring to be right than
President may be given his preference
without tontroversy.
A St. J.ouis shoo concern sold Ihe
Filipinos $200000 worth of shoes la.-tt
year and recommends fcoepin;; the Is-
lands. Getting ready to do some one a bad
lie-dt; is easier than making apologies
..for' .jeing licked.
The report that wr. n av talk .;
Ma's for a trilling $?(i.0on000 seems
cheap enough. -We'll i'ltrtibh the
cyphers. '
The best cook In the world may be
spoiled by having money enough to
fo:lw.tie milliner from one freak to
another.
l rabhii eggs I3 . ca . JSaster
pietsure but the fellow who owns a
dozen brown hens with a disposition
to lay in January owns 1 gold mine.
Before 'figuring on disposing of the
Phiiipo.ii t island might first as
tertain who would take them from us.
The old fashioned way of dosing
a weak stomach or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is ail wrong. Dr
Shoop tlrsi pointed out this error.
This Is why bis proscription Dr.
Slu&fi's Restorative Is directed en-
tirely to the cause of these ailments
the weak Inside of controlling nerves.
It Isn't so difficult says Dr. Shoop
to strengthen a weak stomach lleart
or Kidneys if one goes at It correct-
ly. Each inside organ has its con-
trolling or Inside nerve. When these
nerves fall then those organs must
surely falter. These vital truths are
leading druggists everywhere to dis-
pense and recommend Dr. Shoop's
Restorative. Test it a few days and
see! Improvement will promptly and
surely follow. Sold by Wallace's
Drug Store. . .
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The Pitcher
(Wait Mason Copyright; : 1909 by
Gei;rgu Matthew Adams.)
I'd like to be a Pitcher and on
the Dimond stand a cap upon my
Forehead a Ball wlt.Mn my Hand.
Before Applauding Thousands. I'd
hrow the Curving Sphere and From
the eyes of Batsmen bring forth the
Briny Tear. I'd make my Occupation
t tiling of Pomn and Dread I'd tie
jyseif in How-Knots and stand up-
on my Head; a string rf Wild O0.1
tortions would nrnrk my Rvery Throw
ipd all the Fans would Murmur: "Oh.
Girls ain't he a .If?" And wVn I left
he Diamond on Rest or Pleasure
I'hent. Ihe kids would trail behind me
"nd Worship as. they went; and ali
the Sporty Grown-irm would say:
"He's Warm enough!' and fair ami
Cultured Ladles would cry: "He In
Ue Stuff!" I'd like to be a Pitch 'r
while I Remain Below; by dav to
Gather Garlands by night !o Count
the Dough -
Word to Freeze the Soul.
"Your son has Consumption. His
rasa is hopeless." These aimilliug
words were Rpoken to Geo. R. Kllvem.
a leading merchant of Springfield n.
0 bv two expert doctors one a lung
specialist. Then was shown Ihe won-
derful power of Dr. King's New Dis-
covery. ' '"After throe weeks use."
'writes Iv-r nievens. "be was as well as
ever. I would not take nil the money
In 1)1? world for what it did for my
boy." Infallible tor Coughs and .'olds.
It's tlie safest snrest cure of desperate
Lw?: diseases on earth. fiOr- arid Si. 00
1 . VS J .. .
" niusKiwis. unarantee satisicc:-
iioc. Trial bottle free.
ASt'liotigh war is more horrible thftii
ever was 'peace Is more beautiful.
1 AfKi an ue coHirasi ueei!!H t-ne worm
jralr!ii.
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O THE STATE PRESS. Q
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Oklab.Mna. City Times says election
may be H right but not according to
its arrangement.
Mc.leyt-r Capital found s man so
mean he dues not want the editor to
express ait' opinion utiieiu opinion
suits subscriber.
Vinliii "bughoim siatio; villi start
right.' according to Chiettain.-
pklahoinan fears 'Guthrie is trying
to capture that burg with idea' of
making it a Gutiirie addition.
Enid Eag!a wants to know how it
happened.
PawhusiiS Capital siys''ov'd could
be worse.'
Nowata Dally Star issued an extra
when Republicans carried that thriv-
ing city leaving blank a column for
Star opinion of that sort of action.
Rumor to effect Postmaster-Editor
Frank Wright swooned of grief when
llamon was defeated at Law ton' is
denied.
Miami Record-Herald i; now a dally
Ardmoreite advertising for man
who started talk of beating a Demo-
crat In that city.
A. ZZt- -'.: believes some folks talk
too 'ond about law and want t.he oth
er fellow te heed it.
Durant News boost ins Durant as
educational center.
Wood ward g&nera Rglitinx pralria
Area: ."
Shawnee editors dunging Bulgis; re-
vival brickbats.
El. Reno Democrat trying to get
Pete .Duffy's poems set to music.
Blnckweli l.Nevs preparing history
of county neat defeats.
Ponca City Courier buying bank
rlocfe but BiiTl afraid of Democratic
rule. v
MORE RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions passed by colored cit-
izens at a mass meeting held :n GuUi-
rie April 27 j; -
Whereas there had arisen the nec-
essity for the establishment of a li-
brary for the use and benefl of the
colored people of the city of Guthrie
and; r
Whereas' Some oi the best women
of our race has been bold and cour-
ageous enough to organize and estab-
lish such an Institution In the city
of Guthi'L for the public good and
the use of the colored people of Guth-
rie; and . -
Whereas f lie said Horary was or-
ganized in the year lfW6 and incor-
porated on the 7th day of July 1807
and since the organization and incor
poration of the Excelsior Library
club the members of the said organi
zation have raised In the neighboe
hood of $2000 and collected many bun
dred volumes of useful boon jnu co
foriably equipped rooms for the pur
pose of reading and study and have
secured from the city an appropria-
tion of about $(200 annually for the
care and keeping of the said rooms;
and
Whereas The city of Guthrie has
appointed a board of directors con-
r 'sting of the following named per-
sons:' Hon. G. N. Perkins Prof. G.
W. Garry Dr. H. W. Conrad Mrs.
Cassie Kails .Ir Dessie Bradford
Mrs. I. 15. Freeman whose duty it is
to control said library; ppd
' Whereas much good has come from
the said library undar the manage
ment of the said board of directors
to tile colored people of this city;
and
Whereas the Ministers union of the
city of Guthrie is opposed to the said
library as conducted and cr-i. seeking
to destroy its .good effects on the
peblic by trying to prevent the teach-
ing of the Holy Bible !n the roms
of the sale t library and further that
the said Ministers union has opposed
Mrs. J. G. trior ton the founder of the
Excelsior Library club ami librarian
of said library one 0! the best and
noblest women of the race and most
faithful and untiring worker for her
race because she has organized what
is known as the ideal Bible class and
J la the teacher of the same In the
rooms of the said library on the Sab-
bath; now the-Wore be it
Resolved t v this mass meet Ing as-
sembled that' we condemn the acts
of the Ministers union as being un-
wise selfish anil against the interest
of Christianity and clvlimton and
that such a ministry is dangerous to
this community and that their retire-
ment from the city would be beiie-
ilcii'.l to ilia citizenship of this com
nioiiity; further be it
Resolved that we havP full confl-
uence in the board of direct rs and
believe them persons worthy and ca-
pable of looking after the interest of
ihe. .people and we indorse their
roWs(. in refusing to discontinue the
Ideal Bible class at the reuuest ot
the said Ministers union; and furth-
er that we endorse the gcod women
who 'compose the Excelsior Library
club and pledge them our support in
word and deed: and further that we
have known Mrs. J. G. iHoHon long
and well and that sho Is a Christian
lady and one of tlie best In this Na-
tion .am! that we feel much indebted
to her fir her labors in behalf of our
children and that-we renew our love
and confidence In her and pledge her
our support both morally and finan-
cially and that she is doing no wrong
in teaching the Idea! Bible Class in
the rooms of the library under the di
r?ri!o-js of the hrerd of directors.
JOHN ANDERSON -
:Z S. SADDLER Chairman.
Secretary.
D'th't ihlak that piles can't be cured.
Thousands of obstinate cases have
Oeen cured ly uou . v.w...t.
i retits! st any drug store.
ij See Our Special Prices ii
; and profit thereby. Tor a short time we will make---
:j The best House Paint per :! Tho Best 5c Cigars G for
: gallon . . . . . .1.00 25c per box . . -. . $2.00 .
I; Linseed OH per gal. . .05 ii Wall Paper per roll up . .05 ?
Mermen's Talcum Ppw- !; Colgate's Sha.vinj; Soap .
". fipp " i 1 4 ( f r f E'5rri. r nir ik . ".' ":--." . .; -z
:: an(i- wc nlso give you reduced prices on otner tiiinos: too
i riumrro'us to mention. Gall and see us ami save-money. i
ij Ken fro j Uru&
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Last week was a great week for
Southwestern normal having entered
four contests and wining three.
The subject of the triangular ie
bate was: "Resolved that the ten-
dency of Modern Commercialism is
contrary to the spirit of the Nation-
al Constitution." In the arrangement
of this debatj in which the three west
tide normals took part each school
sent its affirmative team 'away keep-
ing the negative team at home. Our
affirmative went to Edmond Edmond'
to Alva and Alva's here.
It will be seen from this arrange-
ment that each school had two chanc-
es to lose two to win and one to
brealt ?vert. The Weatherfcrd boys
lost at home receiving one vote but
wen at Edmond receiving the entire
vote of the Jitdgc3. '
The boys representing Wostlierford
at EdmoHd were- Jasper Baldwin
Rivers Randle unl Fred LaRue. The
negative side was represented at
home by Richard Ceutschmann De-
vert Wilson and Edgar Meacham
In a Br5ea of two gam of base-
ball played hei Friday an.l Satur-
day between Epworlh university and
the Southwestern the home team won
on the first day It) to 2 second day 5
to 4. In Saturday's game the visitors
made t-ree scores in the first and sec
ond Innings after which shut-outs o.
curred on both nides until the sev-
enth inning when business began to
pick up. At the end of t!i0 ninth
inning the score stood three to three
The tenth inning was necessary to
decide the game and when -Beeler
ib-alt a line driver bring Murphy In
the game closed amid the greate:;'
demonstration ever pulled off on
S( uthwestern field.
The visiting boys played good ball
and won for themselves manv friends
during their two days visit in our city
They are a royal gentlemanly. Jelly
good set of hoys and bespeak a good
name for their school. We don't wisli
Epwcrth any harm but We would like
to enroll those youns men is the
Southwestern for next year.
Swept Over "Niagara
This terrible calamity often happens
becaiis a careless boatman iguoro:'
the rivr's warnings growing ripples
and faster current. Nature's warnings
;ti'j kind. That dull pain or ache In
the bacit warns you tee Kidneys need
attention if you would escape fatal
maladies Dropsy Diabetes or Brighi's
disease. Take Electric Bitters at once
and see Backache fly and all your best
feelings return. "After long suffering
from we.Uf kidneys and lame back one
$1.00 Dottle wholly cured me" writes
J. R. Biunkenship of Belli Tetsn. On-
ly GOc fl all druggists.
TUflHY LOSES MM.
SlilT AGAINST HALSELL
Oklahoma Ci'y April 29Suptain-
ing a motion for the court to direct a
verdict for tlie defendant.-tho hearing
of the Tuohy-Halsell libel suit for $20-
OtiO damages came to an abrupt end
yesterday. The greater portion of the
day .v.'j.H spent by the attorneys In
arguing the point. Tho case was com-
menced A ril 21 before District judge
.John J . Carney.
hi rendering his : decision 'which
caused the case td' be ended Judge
Carney stated that from the evidence
Iniroducr.l it did not appear th..t O.
D. liaised was actuated by any malice
in making the affidavit which C. J.
Tuohy claimed hjd slandered his char-
acter. According to Judge Carney the
plaintiff h?6 Tailed to show "express
malice'' which was required by law
In order that th case could be finally
submitted i the jmy. The testimony
showed thai six year't had Intervened
between the discharp .t Tuohy find
the making of ths ailb' : in question
an 1 that -.alseil only s ve the atllda-
'it on fit earnest solicitation of Col.
Hoffman and It was understood that
the sta'. fluent should only be used by
the department of justice and then
only in defence of men who hit! boon
n.wifle.l.
When petnie are absolutely icerialn
doubt smiles. ' i
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WEST OKLAFIOMA AVE. ..
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In Shoes and Oxfords I
are very potiTai this' SpKitg and jttsllr so.-. Tliey sru cool stylish
and comfortahle will outwear any other kind of leather at the
same price. My Men's Ladies' I Joys' and Girls' Tan Shoes and
Oxfords conic ia .ill styles at prices to si.if every purse.
Men's Tatt Shoes and Oxfords.
Men'? '.;e Shoes and Oxfords...
Hoys' Tan Shoes and Oxfords.
Ladies- :Tan Oxfords. . ...... .:.
Ladies' Tan Shoes and Pumps .
(iirls' Tan Shoes and Oxfords
Children's Tan Shoes and Oxfords .
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the -many styles in
tiood
The Shoeman
m
The trolley .car too too' it 8 s' -victims
and what - is wora4?fthan th cluh: you. take'
into your system .vith a box of chocolatee?
Stop your carping uid order tho kind
you don't fcave .to apologize for. It'a
fourteen years old. Four full quarts or
? .f'V'
"Paul Jones Pour 'Itosas" 'to you pre-
paid $6.75 and moneybalc if you want it.
Write l)ept 0-11
SMALL-GRAIN BI9TILLING CO. inc.
Old Whiskies Exclusively
Louisville Ky.
i! o . i th o . n i l!
ipeqiai pme oerge
NO CLOTHES FIT
Wanted At Once.' 1000 men to order Suits
while this Special Blue Serge Sale is on.
1 ' Prices will be right." " Satisfaction assured."
Wo believe in the Initiative Ket'ereiidtini as applied
to our biiuine-i-u t . It's up to youlo be patjlietL
"The Guaranteed Clothes Shop'
Jacobs & Lieckliter
1L 11TEND GOHFEHEIEE
Miss Kale Barnard commissioner
of charities and H. Ilouson astsihtant
commissioner: Miss Estelle Blair
.Mesdames Thomas H. Doyle N. M.
Co tor ocd Rebecca French and lion.
Joseph .McNeal left last night for
Shavnee where tlie state convention
; of charities meets today. It is ex-
j peeled they will ifitiil tlie. r:e::t con-
ference for the capital city. '
j Prevention Is better (bar. curs!' '.iut
ft does Hot get lis na.'no i;i the papem
' so often.
3 fore
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. . .$2.00 tb $...CO
. . ..$2.50 to $4.00
.:.$(. 50 to $2.50
4: .$1.48 to $3.50
$2.00 tO $4.00
$1.25 id $2.00
.75 to $1.50
our windows.
Honest Shoes at the Right Price.
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ESSES
BUSHED BY SEftRLET FEVEH
To have a good home and be unable
to visit itsuch Is the present predi-
cament of Clias. L. Daughcrty statu
commissioner of labor. A little Bis-
ter of Mrs. Daugherty has scarlet fev-
er and the inmates of the .Daugher'y
home at Guthrie are quarantined.
This '' tW' latest of - Mr. Daugherty'3
misfortunes both he and Mrs. Daugh
erty having had serious attacks "
iilness -within the past'-far . monthe.
iiternal vlgViance 5s L'lc? p?ice o; tv"-
ibacy.. '
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