The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 42, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 15, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR.
The Leader
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The Leaser 4 a Maaber of tbe AsSaied
Press and receive tie day telaarar re-
port of ttat great news otrafchi4Wn Air ex-
clutlre afternoon tmMlcStl4a ta OVtbrte
ma J0m.ie rai
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Ho. Kas. Business. 75; Editorial 69.
Ark. Valley Business 76; Editorial C9.
WEDNESDAY MAKCH 1& 1905.
USEFUL EDUCATION.
Senator I.elnij.' Sinnfiiid nee ald
an -peeking if the work of the great
university which bears. his name: "1
wtuii! have this institution help to
fit m aud women for usefulness
n ibis lif by ' .rensing their Indr
idual power of prcvluct on Mid by
making th n -..id .-0M;ar.y for thcntl. on Qklahome avenue or at the
M Ivts and driers." 1 he sentence con-
tains a great fundamental truth
w'rtliy the attention of every state
fcklng the welfare of Its young men
r:ul youns: v.-omtii through the me-
iium of Its colleges.
Fttmg for usefulness Is the first
mil paramount Idea. The education
v.hlch Is merely ornamental la of
'doubtful vmt-t. ovn t. an oruaraeJjt k
Tln nnn nf Ann IflaAB nlaimt.t man.T
Tho man of fine Ideas olegaht man
ners and eloqvent language uhloas
he has also some useful thing whlok
he can do. Is not the man the state
had hoped to produce when paying
tut the hard earned dollars of toll-
trs In sustaining educational institu-
tions.
The concise language of the ttate-
inent does not leave one in doubt as
to how th i usefulness is to be se-
cured btit goes straight to the point
in the phwe "by Increasing the in-
dividual power of prodtjman" Each
'nnn owe to himself and the ntfm-
munHy in which he lives to produce
mmcthlng. No man can he well do-
volopoth thatdoeg not produce some
thing "of value bo.Ti Co himself and
his neighbor. Many men nave llveui
nnd aro living that aio merely con-
turners but the Halo baa mado n poor
investment If It merely gets learned
consunrs in return for its educa-
tional appropriations.
The powerxf production h:uat not
general -merely but must i.c spo-
offic' far .'n this highly rpclallzed
nge a young man or woman must
choose some specific line of produc-
tion and bend the energtaa of life
toward the preparation for and pup-
suit cf that line. Tho state may then
nope to get tue worm oi us money in
educating such people.
There Is a second po'Jit brought out
in the above excellent statement In
the words "good company for them-
reives and others." Man i not
merely a machine; he is a living
oul with capacity for inward Joy andJ
endowod with the power of making
ethers hnti-y. Tho oduqallon which
teorsn'ref theso two capabilities and
develops thorn if vorth tho coat.
THE CO&T OF CONVICTS.
The caro cf the convicts of OUla
noma ha become exceedingly onor-
ous and the neoosslty for locating n
penltcnt'ary within tho torrltory Is
growing greater and greater. The
i ooner they can 1k put to some useful
mployment tho better ftr the tux-
1 layers This can easily be arranged
without coming into !otnpetilluQ with
freo labor by proper legislation.
The hut legislature appropriated
563000 for each year or $130000 for
the two years for paying for keeping
the prisoner! and IkHKi for expenses
of officers in transporting prisoners
to tbe penitentiary. This raises the
grand total of appropriations tor tho
two yean to ?14f.0. This is a vast
sum nucb wore .than a community
cf this site afootiM be compelled to
expend for keeping th men that have
YlohUsM 1U 1rys ana forfeited their
liberty. Hy proper management the
ervlee of these men covld be and
bouM lie made to pay for their keep
at leat in part.
No blame can be attached to the
last legislature fCr its hands were
tomplte!y Uml In Um matter since
the 9tt ot ooaceeSR forbid the lo-
cating of a penitentiary ur erection
of any lmlld'ngs so tint nothing could
be done except to pay trw bills. This
will le changed with otaleheod rind
conatltutee one wry urgent naason
fur desiring nn enabling ooL
-One boy at heme is worth two in
the street.
Peofsf w 11 not taw it tlioy do not
know. Adr-.-rti-Hi; toll tlinu
Some fellows stand oft averyothet
Mil uolieter except Fatber Tim.
The girl that helps her mother will
a a young lady find others uanllag
help.
The etenittan ahva mm kvel at
Onthrie is 840 fM and real est a to
M 11 moving.
Jr I itll qiicnityiiaiiU wiiih w li bt-
f.rst abcit VKih-'rawinii th- Jiiu-sr r
OtlOD CITY GOVERNMeWI
TboM tvtoo JurVe Md the lest In-
terest of this My at Mart WET Vrn
deeply cfcjgrlned at the maftfifewent
of affairs under the last anmiHfrtrM-
tkn. The resourea of the city hsvn
teen heavily drawn tpnn atd ver
much less than par value wce'ved
ta return for it cash cxpt'Joltnres
U was in vain tint warning wits given
to the people at election time. Th?
old c tr hall gang pnt on the'-r inn i
cent looklt.g robes and plead for n
hand In expanding the city money
derived from the aile of londa nn-l
from ths regular f-mves and the
I'peeial taxes. No need to spcr'fy th-
result of the Ytnpendous mldnkv tl
people made for nil have only tco
rtdly resUtset' II. They have lcvlcl
tax and tribute on everything they
comM get their hanl on and row th
people are determined that lhei-
hall be a change in the control of
city hall matter.
Tlirt th old "ging" tealr.e thnf
they ate shout to be visited by thi?
vengt'inc! of an outragi-d people H
readily seen from tho groups of wnrd
politicians to be -ou at nil hour..
saloon lars. The neople trust W
fooled again aad how? That Is thf
question. Well that Is the quEtlon.
and the people will tnswer it to th'r
complete rallsfaetion nn election day.
This Is a campaign for a good
dean city government one that will
he strictly buatties. Sociability and
rawed peh.ai are all right hut they
nm a Bovonrnent lle Nvnv
. .
th.e peofle tueon- to have the next
We nm. Niw lot tho old "gang-'
Ur:ng on their "vpte-Vr-ttrntght" and
"TOteosyou-'hoi" speeches and watch
something fall on the spot where tluy
are standms.
THE TEN BIGGEST PORTS.
. (Wall Stre. Jo'irnft!.)
What are the ten greatest man
time ei.'cs j! the w.uld? Hew many
could name them all tr even ;i few
of them? How mariy could name tho
biggest of all? 'A report Jttt issucMl
by tho departmont of oommerce
mak b'ich n comparison pstlble
and It Involves sumo uurp'Isos. The
total rodsej tntmngc movomeut (en-
tered arid clbartl.t of the ton largest
maritime.. cltlc. bRsed tyHt tho re-
ffSt 13 ur-oithor 19fjor 1904 was as
follow:
Hongkong 19.20iSS9
Londop v .W.003.C21)
Antwerp 17177 290
New Yorit ...17.03C.114
Hamburg 1009492
Uvorpool ... ll.lUtf.Ois
rtotterdam 13.579.020
Cardiff 13179.105
Shanghai 12.342.jJ5
SlngapoM . 12iM lll J
1901: oil tlw nthri. 1903.
The vsl tnnnago mnven.ent ot
these len oivk litaU nl;.i one hilt
of tin nggrugnte of the furlylwo
loading poru uf tho world
MISERY LOVES COMPANY.
Oklahoma is not the only place
(Tiat h.t8 fot. il'o l;lck if a Caimou
Oklnhoma has gone a little further
and been kicked and shot both by the
big gun of the hnwo. II transpires
that His Excellency of the White
Houe Knows how It. feols too but
is still laboring with tho touxomble
"Uncle Joe."
Since Misery lovoe company per-
hniw the explanation of tho situation
glvon by the St. Lou's Post-Hispatch
will prpvo Intoroetlng nt this time
"Mediation before tc worth u great
deal more than ineolat on alter n
ttxike." said Presblent Roosevelt to
a delegation of labor representative'.
Yet ihfM-e was no mediation of tht
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon's alnnc grie-
nnQcs tint! tits third sticcesslxr lock
out had followed the third suceossive
ttrike.
The prefcident hat filially compro-
mised the overshadowing quet-tlon oi
peaktirahlp precilence by giving a
.tpec'al dinner to Mr. Cannon at
which there were no ambasadori
no oiibinet officers snd no Justices oi
the supreme .-ourt to cMlm or appro
prlate higher rani:.
Prevloua to Uncle Joe Cannon's day
ihi' task ot feeding; the sjienkor of the
house of repretentaUves at tbo pres
:deutlRl mahogany seenui to have
heen comparatively simple As they
were not residents nf Vermlltoti coun-
ty lin'noU Henry Clay and James
K. Polk and Kowoll Cobb and SohuV
ler Colfax and Jan.es G. niatne and
NO SUBSTITUTE '
has yet been found for cod
liver oil. There are so-called
extracts wines and cordials of
I cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the oil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as well extract the active prin-
ciples of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form of co4 liver oil that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily is Scott's Emul-
sion. SCOTS A MOWftK V rtJHt K YS
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BfiRt
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vmtumu i
sitwiMt j. im4m mi - Oiu
WW and TtoTMS Hre.-ksa Jtsfld hl
crude not to y bcinryrolt :t'orti
of the spenser's claims to rael pree-
edettcc 5I(m rt thew no denbt
were more concerned abot tht col-
line ihan about th?ir rank at th?
table. M.-. Cannon lias chanited all
that. Of his own vigor he has ele
vated hlinelf ta a scdal position
Foeord only to the president's.
Vow that Xlr. Itcisevclt haj hit
noon the happy expedient ef glr'.ns
a rpecUl dinner to "tnele .loe"' he
tan give it pe-"lal reception to th-
speaker next winter and another
ehasm of social cxc!ufiveness v.- II
have been brloged.
When the Hon. Joerh O. Canncn.
nttlrel In a claw hammer coal goct
to the V'hlte House he foes a s
'niiing mrnarch. as a co-ordinate co-
efjual va of heri m. 'f you please
and he is treated accordingly. If thev
li tiq.ietle to the oontrr.ry it is null
f.nd .'ln Uncle Joe Cannon Is hi
.wn etliiiittte.
What has become of that old Joke
nbo-.it the pump and the milkman?
itoirt fay "1 hat' id Joke."
If KusbIu la going to evacuate Man
chnrla shv ftsd bettor mak. hnn
while she has tho opportunity.
Hie modern CngliBh speaking v.orld
teemf to have overlooked the fad
that the mother of a kid is a goat.
It was a million dollar republlcar
Wl Jauirc but !t Is dead now ant
being dead Is w..rth more thar. ever
Congrea tonal duplicity must not
presume tto heav.ly on the patient
endutance ot Oklahoma. We don't
like U.
TI13 democratic minority In the lal
assembly are the rue pients cf nu-
merous verbal liouqucts from all parte
of the tenilory.
The removal ot Rev. W. C. M1lw
to HolU'it Kans is a matter of re-
gret not only to Ids chcrch bun li-
the entire city.
Tlwt dumb mnjoriiy in the lower
!)Oii6o umy be iktath on constitutional
conventions hut they aro double death
tin territorial treasuries.
Tho heaviest point of precipitation
during January wag In tlicr Oiago na
Uon wheru Jt rnngod.frflm'fqur to a)x
Incbofl Osagos need not go dty.
The mllilnn dollar republican log-
ihlaturo ' fast recwl'ng Into the dim
past but the tax collector has not
yet put In his appearance. He will
however.
K ng Kong. Ch'na is the greatest
shipping roInt In the world exceed-
ing even London and New York. The
yellow dragon Si. a monster asltep.
Suppos 'fs alio u. wa;e?
When the people voted to bc
reckless republican legislature ac
tesa to their pocltcibooka they must
llmvo forgetful the hablU of sucl
critters."
A w'sc child dots not burn Its fin-
gers twlc i on the same hot iron;
nelthor will the taxpayers of Okln
homo again entrust thoir pcoketbooka
to a raiiaclints republican majority in
the logislRturo.
WHth KurO)atkln on tho Jump for
a colder climate and Itojestventky cut
ting the water for home It Hooms
certain tlut the car has had all of
the flowery kingdoms he desires this
sptlng.
Congress will not consider any
other form of statehood than making
une state of Oklahoma and Indian
r?mtory. In a multitude of propo
tions lies cmfusion and def at
For tome time both territories by a
'arge majority were completely unltetl
on this point A solid united error i
will prove m.ne too btrcng to secure
the coveted boou
The clUes rf the terrtory are not
satisfied any more to merely grjw
great but have generally de ided t
look pretty. Oklahoma City and
Shawnee ar both (jnVring p".f r i
the bM aad p.vtt .-. u.v.nn nn
(lower gardtfns. The samo method
was used here last year by the la
dies of tilt different clubs .md the
city Federation. It Is a good mo.i
!n the right U rectlon.
INDICTED THIRTEEN WITNCSSES
Witnesses Against an Alleged Mis
sourl SUyer Held for Gambling.
Marthftll Mo. March ir. Sixteen
w'tnsMes woro suninionei h.(ore the
grand Jury from Mlta liend yester-
day to testify In remind t a nlmot-
Ing. By the time all tixtceu had fin-
'shed their testimony the grand pity
was ready not only to And au indict-
ment agalrst (the allege"! murderer
but also against thirteen of tne wit-
nesses for gatwiiliiiK Tlv-y. it is al-
leged exposed their own gull' of n
mtbdenmuor while testifying agalnn
a person about to be cbargdd with a
ttlonv. Sheriff Bacon arrested all f
ilu a 'cv-c-d to wat thel- tnul in
:lu iiuiUiBl rourt
Sr!THB LEA
Kifinni' i a.. !. W"
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fslTTHnilijecysAifc... Wednesday maroh is 90b.
.i ." I MtdMlfeMtAili i n. ' ii . i -
"''i"i ' Mil Will
THAT rij; SUf PUY FUND
enth LeITafUre Mde an Apprt
Sev
prlatton of $16000.
An Investigation of the general ap
propraUnn Mil paren by the Sev-
enth legislsturt; revesls the follow
tng clause section 14 wh'cli gives
another appropriation for Kort Suf
ply and whrch is still In force: "That
when the istrttory makes provision
for caring for tta limine by the ter-
r'tory at Fort Snpidy military reser-
vation out of finds of the territory
not otherv.lB appropriated fur pre-
paring and oqnlpiilnR. surh re'erva-
tlou tc keep and care for th insane
and for the transfer of the insan.M
patients to tho hospital f:r the Ins ue
the sum of $H.000."
This in adttlon to the $n5.0O-
appropriated hy the eighth legisla
tive assembly for the Insane for the
year of I'jftS and 18J1. will give
total of S'.MJ.COO f.T that puriicse.
NO SALARY FOR ASHION
If
Governor Slens tns
t!on Bli.
O'l Incpec-
F. A. Ashton. the territorial oil
Insp.ctor will 0m' himself lu tome-
thing of an uaenv'abl j pa Hon should
(lovernor Pergiuon sign the Ross-
Ueeker Ml which atjiithes the office
of oil inspector. Under the prt visions
of th appropriation bill the fund
set aside far the oil Inspector's office
Is not to be used for that purtwe in
case tho Ross-lleeker bill is- np
proved. Tlmt moims that Mr. Ash-
ton will get no saUry for the work
he has done 3ince January 1 of this
yeer unlets the next leglslatuie w'll
be kliid hearted enough to r mbur?e
h'm for Hit -money ho has expended
and for hit salary In running this
office.
Mr. Ashton announced his report
today for the mcnlh "it February
showing 2 IK. 14!' gall.ms of oil end
21."77 gallons of gisollno. or n total
of 6..194 barrels inspccteil. Therf-
was received In fees the sum ot
fil2.0 Of Which J IX1? 01 was retained
by depuUoj.fur salary and the sum
of $414.04 wws turned by Mr. Ashtoh
Into the UwritoKal trwury
NINE. APPLICANTS
Many Candidates for Jobs
- Tick Bsard
on Bull
Nino applicants have thus far pit'
seated tboiosolvor at the office of
Secretary foul . MorrJ of tho Okla-
homa Livestock Sanitniy comm's
sion for the four additional positions
of quarantine) inspector created un-
der the new law. They are D. S.
Huffman of Wnurlka O. II. Boxloy of
Hobart I. Outright of Yukon A. M
McDonald of Custer county Charles
F. Oerton of Snvdtr W. B. llnllot
Anadarko. K. Maple cf Newklrk.
Charles Meers of Tryon and W. 11.
tTampbcll of Froilorlck. It Is a safe
bet that Gorton will land as he hah
done con titrable work for the board
and has rtmderotl good -sorvlce "So
far as Ihe'bUie'-s are c ncbrnod they
;em to be unknown quantities' al-
though all are idoutlfully endorcsed
Ropresentiitlvo 13. U. none of Castor
1ms wrlttqt a lcttor endorsing Mc
Uonald.
The general npprupr nllon bill car
rles JlO.'liji annually for the pay of
the Insptalnr The luuse cut it
docjittj 57jJ5' Uut the sonate ralicl
It toh oWjafJtre- andtlioroby
lianajt n lVlJianj tjiagsineral ap-
prcprlntlon iilll m under dUuituHon
sox-ral of the aliove namcMl appli-
cants for inrH'tor wcie in the c'ty
pushing (heir rlalms. They found out
that .he house had out lip tclttl ap-
propriation for the pay of inspectors
mil that in all likelihood $7 00'1 would
not be enough to ke-p seven Ir.sptc
tors going the entire ycr. Each one
of ihe applicants immedl.itely became
HOTEL EMPIRE
Broadway and Sixty-Third St.
New York City
.OYER $250000 IK IMPROVEMENTS
JUST COMPLETED
BL
U30KS. TKUCrnONBS AND
rtc liuiit.hu devious
lit KVEltY VOUU
bjv RemiitlelMl anil Kfdeeo rated
Kfrthd t&roDRtiout In Solid Maboganj
ani ii ram
One mtayle to elevated and subway ttatloss
Take nrtre: car at ny ttattroid ir Steam-
beat Terminal tbey wilt pits
4t trannfer to the empire
WlUin eaiy wiUIbk dlstanee nf all Tfaea-
tjesaua ueianmenv Btores
Ketara
.ntnOltd forHxeellcntCooklqg- Urn-
8erT"(fe aad. Moderate Cbarge-
ciem
.-
Komt (vpth uic af batb) i M.rrUaj-upT5yiiam P rHyJUSU aRftolal ngdnt w.
2.10
Svdte
3M
yr. JOHNSON QU1NN
Tr Roofer.
WAMJCr'- A iuat lu r-pai tut
v a.11 x ludt-r ifta-
ro if
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TME OLDEST MAN IN
Tells How He Escaped the Terrors
by Using Pe-rina.
Mr. Brock's IJSUk
Ageis4J5 lpNB9M &&
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MR. ISAAC BROCK BORN IN BUNCOMBE CO. N. C MARCH I 1700.
His age Is 115 years vouched for by authentic record. He says: "I attribute
my extreme otd age to the use of Peruna. "
Born before the United States
was formed
Saw 22 Presidents elected.
Pc-ru-na has protected htm from
all sudden changes.
Veteran of four wars.
Shod a horse when 99 years old.
Always conquered the grip with
Peru'na.
Witness In a land suit at the age
of 110 years.
Believes Peruna the greatest
remedy of the age for catarrhal
diseases.
T8AA0 IlItOCK a citizen of McLon-
JL nan county Toxac has lived for 116
yoars. 1'or many years ho resided nt
Itosque Falls clghtvon miles wost of
Waco but now lives with his son-in-law
at Valley Mills Texas.
A short tlmo ago by rcqueat Unelo
Inane camo to Waco and sat for In pic-
ture in his liaild hu held a 6ilck cut
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We give you a reduced price on wall-paper paints drugs
onrl rlfiirrrricf cimclfioc I rr nc
ClllVi U1 "SS1"1 JUllUUVOl J v-
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Opposite P. 0.
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a lobbyist and tho aerate rnUod the
sum to tho original tlgurc.
'''hero aro now three inspectors on
the pay roll- It H. Hahn of Alva
Henry Perry of NY.naan abd I. L
Urown of Outline veterinarian.
DURANT IS BOOMING NOW.
New
Lots of New Enterpiises and
Buildings Secured.
Durant I. T. March 15. Wilfnin the
last sixty days Durant has t afloat
a. $100000 trust company $8000 nur
sery compuny. $ti00u canning factory.
$1000 nvttreB8 factory. $10C0 box
factory $2000 broom factory. $100
poultry farm $i000 c ty hall and
Are station and several ctne.- enter-
i ' i f luipri.. :icc an' in now form
ing company to erect a'modt'i
$:'; out brick hrtel and a $25000 wagon
fe tory. Thara Is also a movemsnt'
c rt fot t t establish a city park and
$Cooo opera heuse. There ae tiv.
application; before the o!ty w.uncll
ask ig for gas franehiei in the city.
It 1 annuuncod tht. Diimiu : to
havo tho fluent equippe! post office
n IndUn Territory rfth one taoep-
tlon. beginlng wllh Ajiril 16. The
lost offce department hU closed a
I contract with SfeW frr for ill
ueo ot the fine br'ck bulblm nt the
corner of " hlrd and Eiergrvwi streets
for a period of tat ye trs.
ASSAULTED A NONUNION MAN.
The Charge Against a Labor Organ-
izer In Kansas.
ltno mtu. linn.. Mnnali II.
. VI. w..p ...- T...-
Jie epIy;Ot to Alehlson Tpek
n
ml Santa Fe was unsted in Win
fUJil tndmv and brouzt here witero he
was put urTtr a $M0 bor.d tharged of I-a'wr. wtveial wontbs ago. In
with assault wltlf' a dt-adly weapon land -nd aome fctr king Santa Fe ma-
wtth tnteut to k 11 I.-vine came here ch'nlsts had twuHe with J. B. liar
from tho grave of Gonoral Andrew
Jackson which has boon carried by him
ever sluco. Mr. llrock Is a dignified old
gentleman hhowlng few "signs of do-
crepltudo. His family Itlblc is still pre-
served and it shows that the date of his
birth was wrltton 115 yoars ago.
Suroly a few words from thu romarka-
bio old gentleman who has had 115
years of oxperionco to draw from would
bo interesting as woll as profitable. A
lengthy biographical skotch Is given of
this remarkable old man fn tho Waco
Times-Herald December 4 1893. Asttll
more pretentious biography of this tho
oldest living man illustrated with
a don bio column portrait was given tbo
readers of tho Dallas Morning News
dated December 11 1808 and also the
Chicago-Times Herald of samo date.
This centenarian Is an ardent friend of
Pcruna having used it mahy years.
In speaking of hls.good health and
uxtremo old age Mr. Brook says:
Liver an
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FRCV
206
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rpmzm9L-um-m-imwMm
bargain:
IN HAM
1 2 Cents
W
Jusfc Arrived 2006 lbs of Hams.
Corn Starch reg. price 10c; ours - 5c
Lump Starch. (bulk) reg. price 10c; ours
5c per lb.
New Welcome
JE3bLC:o.3
g&arjrrjaHMigjs&ai
ni" secretary to Arthur R Ireland or
ganlzer of the Amerloen Fev'eratlon
AMERICA
of Many Winters
"After a man hasjlvctt In th. world
as long as I have ho ought kj bavo
found out a great many things by ex
porlenee. I think I hare done so
"One ot the things I have fountt
out to my entire satisfaction Is the
proper thing for aliments that are
due directly to the effects ot the
climate. For US years I hdvo
withstood the changeable climate
of the United States.
"1 have always been a vory healthy
man but of course subjeet to tho ltttlo
affections which aro duo to sudden
chfingos In the cllmato and tomperoturo.
During my long life 1 have known a.
groat many remedies for coughs colds
and diarrhoea.
"As for Dr. ffartman's remedy
Pcruna I have found It to be tho
best It not the only reliable rem'
edy for these affections. It has
been my standby for many years
and I attribute my good health and
extreme old age to this remedy
"Tt nrnnltv tnoAfa nil mtr VAnnlriu
I.. v..... j ...vv.u .... ... ...lu.. la-
ments. It protects me from tho evil
off acts of sudden Changes; it keeps m
in good appetite; it gives mo strong th;
it keeps my blood In good clroulation.
1 havoeome to roly upon It almost en-
tirely for tho many llttlo things for
which I need mcdlolne.
"When epidemics of la grippe flrsr
began. to mako thoir appearance in this
country I was a sufforor from this dts-
oasc. had several long sieges with-
the grip. At first I did not know
that Pcruna was a remedy far
this disease. When J heard thttt
la grippe was epidemic catarrh I
tried Peruna for la grippe and
found It to be just the thing."
In a later letter dated January 31 1003
Mr. Brock writes;
" I am well and feeling as well as X
bavo for years. Tho only thing that
bothers mo Is my sight. If I could sea
better I could walk all over the farm
and it would do me good 1 would sol
bo without Pcruna."
Yours truly
Tor a freo book on catarrh addressi
Tho Pcruna Mcdlclno Co. Columbus O.
If you do not dorlvo prompt sad satis-
factory results fromMho use of Peruna
wrltoutonco to Dr. Hartmnn giving s
full statement of your caso and ho will
bo pleased to glvo yon his valuablo ad-
vico gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman President of
Tho Hartman Sanitarium .Columbus
Ohio.
4 '
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per pound
rlety a uonunioa wan and Harriet t
was beaten and wounded. Iro'sn l
was held for trial la the J.utnct
court. His eae is or. tr'.u In Wm-
fleld now d. Devl is a w.U t.
Bit on
Grocery ;
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 42, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 15, 1905, newspaper, March 15, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc72407/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.