The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 96, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 5, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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THE LBADER gUTIliRIB OKLAy&VTPIlDAY. BEPT13M1313R oViDOS
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FIGURES
SI LAW
SSVGGESS
GUARANTEED BANK
SHOW STEADY GAINS
IN DEPOSITS
UNSECURED BANKS '
LOSING CUSTOMERS
Five Hundred and Fifty-Six
Banks in State Now Under
New Law
The state j banking board lias pre-
pared a llt of figures showing a com-
parison of conditions under the old
tanking system and of ilio period
since the new guaranty law went inio
effect
The .depositors' guaranty law was
pasSed December 17. 1D07" and waa
made operative February II l'JOS
Bank reports show that the eife.-t
of tho. law began weeks before the
law was In actual operation.
There arc now 55fi banks under the
law In this state Including fifty-seven
national banks. Thero are 251 unse-
cured banks (all national) In tho
State.
Tho dates of statement culls woro
as follows:
For national banks December 3
1007 February 14 1008 and May 11
l'JOS and July 15. 1U0S
For stale banks December 11 1907
February 20 1908 and May 14 100S.
and July 15 1908.
From Docember 3 1907 to Febru-
ary 14 1008 tho deposits In tho unse-
cured banks decreased about an even
half million. Tho secured national
banks for tho same period gained In
deposits about 520000. State banks'
(all secured) for the period from Do-
comber 11 1907 to Fobrunry 20 190S
shows an Increase In deposits of $710-
7I0.47. For the period ondlng May 14 se-
cured national banks show an increase
In deposits of ?W5.-113.G1.
State banks (all secured! for the
period ending Mny K. show an In-
crease In deposits of $2355602.1-1.
o For the period ending May 14 tha
unsecured banks (all national) lost In
deposits $600807.80
Deposits of state funds tor period
ondlng May 14 shows a decrease in
both classes of banks as fallows:
In secured banks. $21533.50.
In unsecured banks. $CC9919.7C.
Four hundred acd ninety-nine mate
banks for the period ending July 15
show an increase of dortoslls of $8?8-
C39.91 Fifty-four secured national banns
for period endlnn July 15 shot a de-
crease In deposits of $557183-18.
ThtB decrease It Is claimed was
caused y the comptroller command-
ing several national banks to stay out
of tho guaranty fund lending to the
belief that national banks that wore
under the law would be forced out
which has Blnce proven truo.
Two hundred and fifty-one unse-
cured national banks for tho period
ending July 15 show a dacrdase In de-
posits of $9C4CS0 28.
For this same period deposits sf
sta'o funds show a decrease In both
classes of batiks as follows:
In secured banks $357824.09; In un-
secured bank. $262529 10.
Total Increase of deposits In all se-
cured bank December to July re-
ports. $4109221 05.
Total decrease of deposits In all un-
se ured banks December to July per
roportB. $2005488.14.
Tdal decrease of deposits of sUto
fundb in all banks last periods $1300.-
805 05. &)&
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H. & M. COLLEGE WILL
OPEN SCHOOL TERM
I
Dr 3 If. Council president or the
Oklahoma A. & Jl. college who was
h-rc oday from SU'lwatei. rays that
the pld and hpw ruoniberi. ot the facul-
ty are beginning to gseenible for the
opening of the college next Tuesday
Among tho now Instructors who have
already reported are: l.leut. Ira F.
Fravfll of tfco TWinp'-foui th Infantry
who -win Ja. cffltnairilant of cadets:
Dr 'WytoP of Vtrglnta profeor of
JatiD and Oenuaii. and John F Alley
cf IlennesHS) jir tmutor or bisturj jinl
political wonoiuy rruressor Link
later or the department of unimal bun
bindry and Prof W v .fohnston of
the Bugllsh rtenartiyept Dotli e whom
como from Pullman. Wash . will arrive
In a v?w (lays. J bunion U a ICausga
mn aud u Uaker university graduate
Profe&sw ajkheim head ot tho
mfwly established depariruent of
music wbo has bo.eti hi Chicago bnv
lug jostruiient and etintpment for hi
ilepartmt'nt will also arrive Ju ?i few
oays) l'rdr Jiln dreiV)on a baud un
crfhestre a choral frit's an-i ft
U.S. DISPENSATORY
Describes the Principal Ingredients
Contained In Pc-ru-na.
Are we claiming too much for Fcrsna
when -we claim it ?"-? dn effective
(remedy for chronlo catarrh t Kavwe
i abundant proof that Fenuia is in real
ity such a catarrh remedy ? Let us see
j what the United States Dispensatory
says of tho principal ingredients of
' Peruna.
Take for instance the ingredient
hydrastis canadensis or golden seal j
The United States Dispensatory says
1 of this herbalrcmedy that itis largely
employed in tho treatment of depraved !
I mucous membranes chronic rnnuus
j (nasal catarrh) atonic dyspepsia ca-
i tarrh of the stomach) chronic intesti-
nal caiarrh catarrhal jaundice (ca-
tarrh of tho liver) and in diseased
! mucous membranes of the pelvio
organs. It is also recommended for
tho treatment of various forms of dis
eases peculiar to women.
I Another ingredient of Peruna cory-
i dalls foraosa is classed in the United
I States Dispensatory as a tonic. So also
j is cubebs classed as a stomachic and as
a tonio for the mucous membranes.
Ccdron seeds is another ingredient of
Toruna an excellent drug that has
been very largely overlooked by the
medical profession for the past fifty
years. The seeds are to be found in
very few drug stores. The United
States Disnensatorr savs of tho action
of cedron that it is used as a bitter
tonio and in tho treatment of dysen-
tery and in intermittent diseases as &
Bubstituto for quinine.
Oil of copaiba another ingredient
of Peruna is classed by tho United
States Dispensatory as a mild stimu-
lant and diuretic. It acts on tho stom-
ach and intestinal tract It nets as a
stimulant on tho genito-urinary mem-
branes. Useful in chronic cystitis
chronio dysentery and diarrhea and
some chronio diseases of tho liver and
kidneys.
Send to us for a freo book of testi-
monials of what tho people think of
Peruna as a catarrh romedy. The best
evidence is tho testimony of thoso who
have tried it.
plnno departnit-tit vill bo organized at
onctv
Tho faculty ot tho A. & M. collopo
ha modified sumowhat the rule In ro-
ttard to tho woarins it uniforms bo
thnt It la bolioveU that it will bo nc-
roptablo to all. Under tho now rnlos
military ilrlll Is required for two hours
each week. On drill afternoons the
uniform must bo worn. At othor times
It Is loft optional with tho student
although It is rocommendod that it be
worn as frequently hb 1b found con-
venient Notice.
The pogtofflee will observe Labor
dty. Monday. Scot. 7. as n Iceal boll.
day and will be opon for tho transac
tion of business only from 2 to 3 p. in.
W. M. M'COY. P. M.
New Nobby Styles In Men's and
Ladles' Tans Ox-Dloods and Patents
just received $2.50 to $3.50. Robin
s:n'sj '
Truly So
"That pretty co-ed pitcher has lQBt
all her curves."
"Well that is a sad rase of form re-
versal "
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Worst Case of Eczema Doctor Had
Seen in 40 Years For Six
Morjths Father Expected His Baby
to Die Blood Oozed Out All Over
Her Body Had to Be Wrapped
in Silk and Carried on a Pillow-
Now She Is Perfectly Cured
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED
CUTICURA REMEDIES
" My Uttto sirl was bom two weeks
tfoi her tuuo ami my wlfo died fur
noiir wtur i no
Urtli of our child
aittl I had to ralw
the baby on arti-
ficial focxU. Six
montlui after birth
bbo tiroUe out and
1 had two doctors
in attondnnou-
There was not n
parade of skin left
n ler body the blood oo?cd out just
anywliore ami wo had ta wranJiw
and tarry her on a nlilnw for tod '
r in an
wtwki
I ov
Hh was tho most larrfblo sight I over
and for six montlw I Iwikwl for
Istr tn go to her mama but tjinnk (toil
and bU ncunt. mm Ii nllvo mitt wall
ttud hi aconbt xtis l allvo amt wall
to-day ami alio will l three yettrs old
tite owwnth of Deoutuicr ami ha never
had a wan ot the lroad trouble 4nw.
"I uaod ovy known remedy to olio
vlatc )ur sufferlnfJ. for it wa terrUjhS
to wknow. Dr. C gave her Tu
ond then I nt to C - V- and go'
fto. 1) -r and ho and CuHeurn Boap
iml 'uueur Ointment iyt4 her. lie
ror.mmMdct the Cuiirura' ItentedN
ur aaii we wore right m making .ta of
tluyii. A uenrly as 1 nu feipeiulxuv
n ntl ulaht uaket of CutioUro Soup
ii tbrvo UoiB of CuUaurn Oltitnxent;
liut uu must take into oomUlratlo&
that Intra was an xtvpttonai eae for
an old and good doctor said that It
wanihoworht cam that hadcomto (dm
n iortv year. I liayidvfsyldngel
I utteura 8oap to keep Imr 4km soft and
to jtivi liar 1 pure mplxion. Juuuw
J. Umitji. wood and Mtal Vatum
Maer. Uor!2l4 llueuavlsta Va.Oct
14 and -V. HW
atl 'tat
k or. Hwadivnl latVJ (
form ot tivn-oUu
.lUJrtHf twrtMolWita
J i -viiijuwi lb VofM . lallcr tW4 4l"i
r i tttti mm pm v sua Pwwrt.
NOT
A PARTICLE
S
BOOT
RAILROAD
1 8 91 II 1111 III. ;
I ii 1 1119 1 I fl
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INTERESTING R U M O
COMING FROM WALL
STREET CIRCLES
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ALLEGED WEAK CASE
IS REASON ASSIGNED
Suspicion; However1- lat'My
' 'Dear Harriman" Needs
to Be Pacified
Chicago 111. Sept 5. In n spoqlnl
dispatch from New York to the phl-
oago Uutt)rd-Ilerald of Tuesday Its
coi:esioiiiS;ni dlscusslnR the market
i.l mi MtifU wit followii'g:
"The niot lntei esting feature of
the day was a report which clrculat-ji
f.r tni i.fct circles to tho effect that
a copinni-::t -utornev was nutborltv
for the statement that tho suit of the
govoj-iiment against the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific companies for
violation of the Sherman act had been
definitely dropped ami tho prosocu-
tlon having after many conference
and thorough consideration arrived at
the conclusion that It would be un-
able to malto out a' caso against those
loads. Formal auu6uncomont of this
termination of the initiation would It
was said bo withhold until after tha-
election.' Hon. .1. K'l.uinb of Indiana a mem-
ber pfMhe advisory coimnltleu of thu
national committee cutnmontlug upon
this statement had this to say:
"In view of the fact that this state-
ment is published In tho Chicago Kee-nrd-Herald
which Is supporting Taft
and i Sherman howover much It may
nstound tlia gqnoral public may bp
considered as authentic. These suits
against Jtf. Ilarrinran's pot railroads
wore ordered brought by the admin-
istration something near a year ago.
with a great flourish of trumpets and
it wag generally believed that the ad-
ministration was In earnest and th.it
the department of Justice would obey
orders. Now that Mr. ttarrlman has
promised to be good and his special
attorney William Nelson t'romwoll.
has boeu appointed a member of the
Republican national advisory commit-
tee and has contributed fifty thousand
dollars to the fund or that committee
It seems tltnt the prosecution has
'after many conferences and thorough
consideration arrived at the conclusion
tlrat It would be unable to make out
a case agnust those roads' Is tho
conclusion arrived m an honest one;
or rather Is not the conclusion the re-
sult of tho changed attitude of the
llairlniau railroads towards tho Re-
publican national ticket? Is the fact
ttxit 'formal announcement of the
termination of this litigation would
It was said bo withheld until after
tho oloctlon' corroborative proof ihat
n now doal has boon made between
'My dear Hnrrinran' and somebody
lepresentlng the United States govern-
ment? Those are questions that will
be thoroughly discussed and consul
ered by the voters until tho November
oloctlon.
News from the Middle West.
Henry (leurge. Jr. the son of the
ranibus apostle of the single tax who
has been out on a nine weeks Chau-
tauqua lecture tour called at the
headquarters today to proffer his serv-
ices as a speaker far Hryan and Kern
ami to reiwrt the results of his obser-
vations in Nebrabkn nd Kansas and
adjacent states. "1 am thoroughly
convinced" raid Mr Cleorge "ihat the
Democratic ticket will swoep both Ne-
braska and KftiiKKB. gml the othor
rhautauqint speakers whose lines I
crossed iml who bad been to other
agricultural states declared that their
opinions concerning ion a and Minne
rta. coincided with mine as to the
two stale Tlrat named The great
striking feature of the campaign
throughout these states Is tho grov-
iiiK strength of the bank deposit guar-
antee plauk. 1 have heard ut least
thre Republican banker declare thnt
wh(le tliey had never votd the Dem-
OoWle ticket befon-. the) were going
lo vote Q this year because they abac-
imply boileved that he Incorporation
of tlca pi iiu-lples In (be law would
be of Che greatest benefit fo their
buslaemt.
"Tho;- Chautauqua audiences thnt I
addressed. hough nu' lecture wo
not In au way partisan. shuweU lht
gjroMeiM enthusiasm whenever nn
S-rerence to Mu. Hryan or ati' e?nrer
sion of approbation of tUd Dempcrato
priuelploK was made. liavp ljnv
in w-'vorK tor two uimunji
knoW Mt the sentiment of Ui
there Is for Tlryau and I bslleve that
if the last three weeks or the campaign
were devoted to a vigorous attack upon
that old time Htronghold of tho money
power that stair too could be car-
ried "
Something Modified.
Tho Slrls will stVAlr lwln
A laurel wreath'
Frhlm who will design
An nlmost-shsath.
V
in
D. Dnwden has retunu'd from
thronptl the S-idhwest
111 I i I 'I I l
BE DROPPED
Tho fVew Board of Anrleulture.
All progressive citizens of the state
will rol an nctive liferent in the woik
of the new Stato Hoard rf Agrlrnlture
because this board under t.ie require
nif nts or the Constitution stands over
the agricultural llvo stock anil nuar.
nnilnei'lntercsts of Oklahoma and Is
till1 lhlir.l nf roirnnlo nf ilio A k- i.l
yoHH?fj and tho now district agricul
tural schooli provided frr by recent
art of the first legislature.
Ton of tho olovori members of the
board of agriculture were o'eetod
August 11th. In the chnpel of the A. &.
SI. college at Stillwater when 74 delo-
ftnteaifrominmrfliuiUeH. IMhlA-&aUw
mm uuv bxcuimun mot lor ine nicy-
tvn of tne ontlro bqnrd. the president
excepted. Judge Connors president
of the board presldod and the follow-
ing members wqro elected-
J. 1' Connor president (by ap.
pointmonU)
If. W. Umlsoy. Clinlenu.
J. V. I Corley. Heavent-r
It. 0. Wilson Valiant.
G. T. Hryan. Porrk .
Bwers White. 'MdUWd.
Frank ikard. Ohlolmjlia.
J. r. Biiioit J'flii a Volley.
Thad Rice tin
Dan Dlehl. GMidfo.
A. l Cobb "WnOner.
One of the interesting foaturos of
tho election wns thh fact that tho tally
sheets were Kept on blaekboards dis-
played directly in front of the dele
gates so that every whcaLin tho ol6-
tlon machinery could bjmteun evofyt
tlmo It revolved. It Waf8i!'w"mor'sf
election and was ccuiiUifctHd 'ill a mniM
nor somewhat different' rotn many
others with which some Mt! familiar.
Pink Pain TablctsDr. Shooi'
atop lloadache womanly pains nny
pain anywhere In 20 mlnutns sure.
Formula on tho !2Gc. box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about thi3 formula
it's fjno. WallacoM drug store.
Card of Thanks. T--'"
We are truly thankful to nil who
have bo kindly holped tu In goods and
Kind deeds In our misfortune and loss
by fire of our home and Us contents.
May God reward you as we feel we
can never repay Is our prayor. Again
we say indeed wo do thank you and
memory will ovor bald each of you
dear to us. i
MR. and MRS.'OUS ANDI0RSON
J. A ANDtSIlSdN and children
HKUNICU ANDERSON
HORAC'K ANDKHSON.
DAPHNE ANDKRSON.
lO'I'B-l-K-Ha-t-ESvSS-i-H-MZE'Ma-tQai
g PERSONAL S
g AND S
S LOt5AT w
B-:iaB-:'Ba-:;H-:;E-&:i3-:-n.;'a-i-a g
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E( Klllol Is huroBrom .Nowata.
vss. ' t
Itov. E. II. Swcqt Is here from Mua-
kogoc. W. H. Koeloy has returned from Ok-
lahoma city sm m - ' r
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDonald" have
returned from a visit in Oklahoma
City.
W. H. Dawson formorly of this city
and now of Mlnco. is here vlsltVng
frionds.
Frank Gatcholl camo In today for
Sunday after n trip through southeast
Oklahoma.
Architect P. II. Weathers loft last
night for Kanans City.
B. B. Zartman
Soma City.
is hero from Okla-
Robert Noff of I.awton passed
through tho city last ovoning en routo
to lllnckwolU
W. E. Hogo of the poatofflco force
returned fast oenng. from a two
week's vnjcatlpn spent In .Mtaourl.
hudwlg Hymnn stamp-clerk at tho
Lenl postotfice left yesterday for
Ohio on a two weeks'
jks vacanon.
R. K. Carswell. formorly ot this city
and now of Joplln .Mo is hero visit-
ing friends. Ho will romalu neveral
week. Mr Carswoll Is one or the
boat telegraph operators In tho smtco
of the Associated Pretw.
"Smokeup Pete" Daly the only ono
of his klnil born In captivity Is here
to nrnke n Investigation of crop con-
ditions In Oklahoma. "Happily" he
vouchsafed "the drcuthy conditions lit
Oklahoma which hnvo been widely cir-
culated In the North I find are ridicu-
lously exaggerated."
Jainea S. Klrkwood president of the
fa'tate Anti-Horse Tltfaf asbQciatlou and
Democratic nomlno fpr state senator
has returned fr' m ti state trip and r.
ports sentiment growing stronger thatt
ever for Hiyan. "The people have
quit thinking of Hryan ns an unHafo
man" he says.
REMAINSTHE SAME
Wcll-Brewed Pestum Always Palatable
Tho Huor of Ifcglum when boi.od
accprdlng to dlrooilops is always the
tmino miltl dMInutlyo and judntabl.
It contains no hariuuil 'I'wtance Dke-
oaffolne the drug In coffee u.itfawtice
may be used with bouoflt at ah thi.es
"Uolioving that cxiffoe wa tne rauso
of ny torpid livor SjuJt lie.nl nUe and
misery In nmnx4waya witvj IM.JCttlttiltidiiy Itjsuwl u (cimal warotup
Jady. "I quit and bVusnlta tuvkago tlto tad ? people of tho stato to -itct ne
uBiuiii jiuuui n iveai-nc. intJiHinni
"My busbaniniiqLsA WWpifrB'R
well I'JoaBediUla't wliayfeii 1mMlt!if ronln
lasto nf I'owjStffiuer tif cSJllvjfl. eSkulirJ
a uIwuvb Uii6amepl2a.antniivi
our wane cotleo cnatlgts its iHsto
wltli about eveiy new coiiiblnaXlon oi
bloiid -
"Since using Posttini I hav hud i.o
more atia(.ks of gall colic sb.- iiouw
nose has left my chost. in I the nl-i
comm n. eery-day heada"'i- is -v
thing unknown "There's a Hjoii "
Name given bylPbstuin Co. Untile
Crook. Mien Read "The llipad lo
Weinide' m pkgff. ' '
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears frjijm time to. .ime. They
m ocnuine true aM full of human
InWreet
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The Great Deep Cut
tlrttntMHNinti
Mill
r
K (".
Wo have on salu until tho present stock is sold some very fine Columbia
Phonographs. These Phohoiigls are equal to anything On the market
Now is tho time if-youni' imported to get husy. TJio Edison peoplo
have eompdllefi' all dealers in Phonographs in tho United States and
foreign countries to sell the Edison Phonographs and Records exclusively
in the cylinder niajJliines and records. a a result we are compelled to
close out all Cylinder Phonographs wo have in
W&lVtlif$ so if yoliff(it tiai 41
yo'ivr- Wn;ujtrjjiiitl oujfefeo1"""1" tliis stolcf fiptfktbfls 'aM
lrachines must bo
I WiU' Save on From ft 50.00 to
1 1150 on a Hlgli r Grade Fiano. . I
I US W- Okho ave. ''Phoiic 362 1
OLDEST. tVIUSie-HOUSE" IN
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wlyam3wnrwwuuwgw33raijTtaio-gq'Mcwii
Toklo. Sopt. 8.- An outline of the it-
flclal program arranged for the rocop-
tlou to be accorded tho oftlcers nud
men or tho American battlesh'y riot
on Its arrival on Japaneco waters to
ItB glbbe-trottlhg voyage waa furnish-
ed to tho Association Prows today giv-
ing a lfBl ot the QiitBBUtlninojtta In ad-
dition to thoso mentioned lit Assosl-
atod Prdss messages on August 27."
The program provides on October 17
tho day of tho arrival of the fleet at
Yokohama for n dinner to the officers
1on by tho Japanese commander In
chief of the district nud a reception by
Governor Sufukuhel. of the city ot
Kanagawa. On October 18 thero will
be a dinner given by the mayor if
Yokohama and a reception at which
the city of Yokohama represented by
its offtcial. will be host.
&ntertainmonis tor the American of-
ficer from October 10 to 23 'Include
an audience and luncheon with the em-
peror dinners with the prime minist.-.
the minister of foreign affairs and th
minister of mnilne. a luncheon b"
Huron Terauchi. a garden parlv and
receptions to the officers of the en-
tire fleet.
State Insurance t'limmlb tum-r M
from his department o far
pfy.Vf lao8 suffered In pat-
"Wild t" ciipaniet. un ess
virutn nam nrat tnen sietw i
aUiliiissir. The method is very
fcnsjij Jirt; nllng t Mr. McComb All
fthat Is no.esao ' for tho patron qt
Insurance rompanlea to ieiiu-e tne
agent to show his Recuse. If thai cer-
tificate is produced and is genuine the
slate insurance department tas a dt
reel means of dealing ih the irre
jpcnsible toner ros. but if the company
which does nut fulfill its .obligations is
npt llconted in this staW too c tumis-
f loner is powqrleas.
Representative Wm Murdoch o."
Mwiw return-1 Ins vif-niiig from
Wynncwood where H deliver 4 n
Jttdtjcftj nddrpiVrlim'ti) Ulfjllf
mm ii
Ufli fill fcliULL
"MCAT"
INSURANCE
''i.Miij.illt1.1l1lMMw.MlrtMnJM(tMI)tMHrfW(M
Move the Goods
stock
eleaued up.
r ham flK. oh
lUJIIUUk. Ultm II1IU UljICJIB lui i
Washington. D. (.'. Sopt. 5 Aside
from the JloO.OOU.OOO reserve at the
close of business yesterday there wns
in caah In the treasury $305.888073. 0t
national bankers hod 128010173 21
but JU'.MG.GOa.'IU wag to the rredtt of
disbursing officers not subject to call;
$3150.-108.57 was deposited In the Phil-
ippines with $2008817.15 in the cus-
tom houses not yet receipted for ac-
cording lo cable to Frisco treasury of-
ficials liabilities acqunmlaled for
Saturday settlements UIW sufficient 'o
deploto the fund and all not In to tUe
amount of save a two por cont Inter-
est on bonds earning in lo $188740.-
903.40 the smallest cash balance
since tho present adminlstratloh was
conunenued The reobiptB Tor tho dax
wore ?171U7-18.7U with the stnrtllng
expenditure ot $2C$QQ0 The deficit
Is $U33.SSU1.
Heavy impure blood makes a mud-
dy pimply comploxlOiK headaches
nausea. Indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak polo sickly. Uurdock Mood
Bitters makes the bln.d rich red pure
restores perfect htinlth.
FRUIT TREES.
The Huntsvllle Ala Wholesale Nur-
sciies haM- made Guthrie the diutrlb
iitlng point for the sate of Oklahoma
Send for price list. Address
W. H. HIKES.
Uuthrlo OHIa.
I sell the famous Red Cross Shoe for
Ladles. Robinson's.
MADEinGUTHRE
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Pittsburg. Pa. Sepl. 3. A long con-
tinued drouth in wostorn Pennsylvania
and West A'lrginla Is gradually roach
Ing serious proportions and tho lack
of rain is causing tho suspension of
many Industries. At Oreenburg Pi .
several plants of the H. c. Frick Coko
company have been compelled to shut
down. Farmers are hauling water for
miles. Streams which have nev-r
heen known to havo gone dry are ho
shaltow that only here and there a
stagnant pool Is found. This wanr
Is scooped up boiled and used for io-
tneitfc purpose
At Johnstown Pa. two large res r-
volrs whleh have supplied the city wi;h
water are practically dry and a third
the HInekston run reservoir 1s tho
only hope of the entire oity. Today
many names In tho central pant of
Johnstown are without w-atoi. Warn-
ings have been Issued to tho people to
be as economical as possiblo with the
water and new fire rules have been
issued by tho authorities.
At Morgan town W. Va the largo
nlant of -the American Shoat & Tin
Plato company has suspended opera-
tions on account of the drouth. Many
lumber coal and coke Industries alonj?
Declters creek are also Idle
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 96, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 5, 1908, newspaper, September 5, 1908; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc72529/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.