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PAGE FOUR.
THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29. 1900.
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HE DAILY LEADER.
BY LESLIE Q. NIBLAOK.
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I.i.hnrt evn.v afternoon from Too i.eaaer duimiob.
110? Yfeot Itarriton avenue ana eatd ot lbs Guth-
M fontofllofl as Beeond Class Matter. ...
fjabserlptlon Kales Dally.
wolc by arrier '?
month ty carrier
year tr -scrfler. In adonis 6.08
? year by mall. In advance w
WTOKiy.
I Sfi
II months ' "
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m year LLL111L1
Official Cauntv Pacer.
Offlolal City Paper.
The Leader U a msmueT of the Associated Press
I a rctvea the day tergraph report of that irreat news
isnliatJon lor exclusive afternoon publloatlon In Guth-
aad III tnllos radius.
Washington New Dureau 1M8 D. St. 8. C.
New Ycrk Office 180 Natssu St.
"""" Telephones.
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Ijwtntsa '.
iws
NOTICE TO sUBsartiBEns.
tn tti event of delivery belne Jmperfeet. or paP'rs
toe rolled twisted or mutilated subscriber are urjed
mak Immediate tompiaint to tno Dusraees wjiii u
Ixvon by 'phone or by mall.
STUhDAY Slfll'llfl.MUtsil Z't iw"t
lDoca Mr Asp's
rlc in V'13'
n mination now mean a string for
oOo-
l Mr Dran's sixteen speeches In Oklahoma mean oix
thousand more majority
oOo
'The Iran who knock against th college proposition
h Knock against clean weights.
oOo
Is the proportion this Tho sailing out of Gutliile
top seat In tho constitutional convention
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Mr Bryan did not mince hie words In Ills Guthrie
Hh And those who henrd nodded unm rsianaiiigi.v
oOo
Mr Hpnrv Ari can save fju thrift In 191:5 by resigning
I 1 . II....... f ln do. .la C" AT IlKTE
)i Birion us genurui nuiii;iiwi i " o... . r . ..
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It i rtdlly worth being president just to have bucIi a
He fin .mil appreciative son In-law as t ongi ohcmiu rvu-i.
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It be. Ins to look - though the i illness of Penns.vl-
I'lla iiollii 8 were alio. I to be polish" ! i p on that En civ
I" rt
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Th' Ik a do-nothing eleirent In ('tithili Its cnlef
oynvnt Is seeing cvpr)boiy wno uoen auyiuiua;
hudly abuBcd.
oOo
I" Nc Junius President Palmn Is not tho one you loted
along with General Buckner. That ono was noinlnnied.
t not elected
oOo
i A parrot In tho offices of tho steel trust stolo eighty
i.llars and flew away Parrots are celebrated for their
.
Iiwers of Imitation.
oOo
Mr Roosovclt turns asldu for a moment fiom Cuban
Lerventlon to doflne the course of study In tho public
DEVERIDQE ON "RAJLROADS IN POLITICS."
8enat i Beverldg-e ot Indiana IB on or tho aftpftrtftl
smellblndws of 4he Ifcoospvelt admlntatratlon. At th
j Auditorium In Chicago 8ept 12. Deverldp gav ntlprnpe
j to (la fo'uiwlns.
Those wuo advocate mvermtioni ownersnip ntimu tnai
pthate managenw'nt la more efficient . admit that American
ratln riv Is the lust mllwav arvlc In Uie world.
fut ili n that the government ot net ship l" ! only
lwj ..f Keeping the iallws out of polities It If true
that the railways meddle too mtwh In politic- Anen tney
meddle at all they meddle too nuirh and tiny meddle a
great deal Hut government ownership Is not the way to
stop them.
OrlTlnnl law Is tin wnv to Flo thm Pria-n bars
tor conuptSnu tailroad iil)ls prison bats for rilway
agents In prtmat l and conventions prison bars for rall-
v i leptesi ntatUes who try to Influence the nomination
mid .lection or wniUr congressman. Jidge or any other
1 iihllt- officer that Is the way to Mop them.
itnt thn. lawa and nrotH-ntlotiB should never be
wiitten or Instituted In nallre The derragogue In the
talesman's chair Is n drunkard hanflllng dynamite. The
man who arotiea hatied among his fellowman and then
srourgeB the ltlms to aatlsfy the fury he has caused. Is a
tiaK t free Institutions and an enemy of the republic
I am no enemy of the railways Clcnernlly i-poaklng.
thy are unj isd ab sed They nre the most conspicuous
..r riiru mwi thereiorp the favorite objects of
uttacK
I-t the ndhMHVR attend to their own buaineas Juat as
tveiy one of u are expected to atienu to your own uui-
new and no man will apeak of go eminent ownership
And their business Is not 10 nominate and elect any
public offcei their brsiness Is not to pm chase coerce or
inntten-e his action Their hn Inesa Is to haul paaaengera
and rrelght and nothing else And It is that they shall
attend to It hh trustees cf the people thnt the railroad
rate law was passed the antl rebate Invv was passed the
Sherman act wna pa aed and generally the foundation of
that system of government regulation laid of which these
laws are Illustrations
I have no fear that railway evils will continue; far
een If these laws wo have passed shall not prove effective
the organised and Intelligent conscience or tho pooplo will
prcve effectUe. Bery man who by railroad inftaanco. In
notrlnated to any office from constable to prottldent
ought to be defeated no mntttr to what party he belongs.
The people have already begun to defeat snich men and
will hereafter derent them Increasingly as time goes on
until the ahso'ute i-t-eleasneRH of trying to control politics
will dawn on railway managei who see that they have
squandered the money paid out to accomplish plans that
an amused and Instructed people wie k nud destroy
oOo
WHAT THE
ELECTION LAW IS
Does the Enabling Act Over
shadow the Oklahoma
Laws?
PE-RU-NA KEEPS THE f AMiLY
IN THE BEST OF HEALTH.
.hoolo of Washington
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Hepubllcnns
What a fall
are
was
fter tho autumn electitns the
hpected to quote the intmoital line
re my countrymen1
oOp-
Tho ioar that goes ip over the sliite oet Asp's noml
itlon increases in lgor The cry Is not. "Look what the
pabllcaiiB of Grthrte hae done' but "Look what
jthrie hits done tlioat God' and Guthrie wants the
nr aiu nt capital "
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I' SUPPRESSING THE FACTS.
(Oklahoma City Oklahoman.)
Immediately following a wreck or other accident on
lo Uno railroad tijCmi the country over hae acquired a
ablt in recent years of suppreaaluK all Information con
ernlng tho matter which Is extremely teprehenslble
radically nono of I htm. will scruple to resort to down-
ght lying in. order to hoep lufonrlitlon of this character
rom both the proas and public.
It doos not stand to reason that tho employes of n
.illrond c oifiany many of whom nre In telegraphic touch
.Hh all pointB along tho system are so densely Ignorant
f tho facts concerning a disaster on tholr line a to the
'tiles ot tle company but 11 apuonra that the railroads in
D; enforcement of at ch rules are but cutting off their
OBca to bplte their laces The presa will print the rfmors
ftn i xauKeiated in a lidicUou- wa will h fly around
Ii'' att.i rnL at mh li a lime Tin result is the wiecka
Vi innud as being irauy I tinea woiw than they imlly (
1 i ! all bs-eetiM t the tefusul "t the ruilinad n en to
k t the baje infuiniailon will h tluy have and to
. Ii lit. p-lbltC is tleaih eUtltltsi
oOo
II. Iti p tilhan )!W of loiiiiiK th.- Pauaiu filial
i n n i--. u to bu iuerlcai. rod t i tilewk the pilie Is
. I'naut Is bCHiniK hull the Demo ittta foiei"!vl it
Aoi .1 Th.-re w.is i.i.t one bid (or httvl tails at the last
.iJ Int.; antl that f uiure from the Sttel Trubt at $J'.i1j
hi tin tlellvuiec! at Italtlnoie and un alternative bid of
tl .' . ri.nie if delieied at Colon. The price or stet I tail
t th. lallioads I- J2K aud foretgu made rails jii be
oiiKbt delivered at Colon for $30. The question lb will
he President decidt the bid ot the Steel Truat la ' extor
tlot.ate or unreasonable'' if the commUalou is om
IicUea to accept high bids the trusts will soon be demand
log all the traffic will bear.- The taxpayers are virtually
at the mercy of the trusts under this Itepublican policy
ASP'S NOMINATION AROUSES THE PRESS.
The prtss of the entln t.ite is aroused over tho
nomination of Heniy Asp In this dlsttict. Mven Republi-
can iwners deplore the action of Guthrie ltts .ibllcans.
The pajjets. very properly se something slgulflcaat in
the highet ofTlclal of the biggest railroad yatem tra-
versing the -tate asking for a place among the men who
will trame the fundamental law Incidentally Guthrie la
coming In foi vigorous sldo swlpoa The Multlrow Demo-
crat has this.
For tKlogato to the constitutional convention Henry
Asp!
Tho bosses hno cracked .the whip and hastily tho
corporation drhen Hupubllcans or Gnthrlo bent thulr
neck In the yoke and the rnrnde or tho plutocrnoy has
started.
AgntiiHt Henry Asp ot Guthrie the Democrat has
nothing to say personally. Hut the Democrat does protoat
agulust flagrant llawntlng or corporation defiance of the
people of Oklahomn as tho nomination of the political fixer
and lobbyist Henry Aap. mean
Henry Afcp. the known agent of tho Santa Fe railway
the tax dodging law-defying coiporatlon that In under-
paid taxes iilone filches hundieds or thousands of dollnrs
a ear ricm the people or Oklahoma'
Think or the supremo Indifrerence of the corporate
powers to the will of the people when they openly and
luiuenly p 11 anidi the curtain and publloally exhibit their
ir.irlonette
And yet the Republican party inanagera dare have the
effiontery lo'ask the urri'ages or tho people or Oklahoma
dare ask the support for t Ar candidate el the farmers
and business men and wage earners.
The corporations know their tpower within the Repub-
lican party and by exhibiting that power In the open
evidently hope to over-awe all who would oppose them.
Hence ihe dropping of the mask and wo find eren the
main reo.nl In the Republican phonogruphia mnohlno the
Oklahoma Times-Journal saying of Mr. Atp:
"Mr. Asp. Is admitted to be at the vory hend of. tho
van of the territory in ability to mnnlpii)ato mem. He is
perajaslve talker a koeu ruasoner a skillful mixer and
in the past has been ablo to secure inoro from legislatures
and oongres thnn any other man In the torrltpry."
As a corporation lobbyist Mr Asp has Indeed learned
to manipulate wen and his ability to secure more from
leglslaturi a than any other man In the country is made
amply eHl ut lu some ot the tenitortal laws of Oklahoma
Of couisu Mr Asp will be tit the constitutional con-
intl u h t the t'ntraniraeleil oterf in five score of
ouHiitutliiiiitl districts will see to it that Mr Asp' power
to manipulate nun has becon e a thing ot the past.
Mtuntinie In tleenc's Hukts let the Republican tress
Hiuuiii sib nt HKardlng the oplltical puiity of Itepublican
illK lllloltti
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BiUto. twiiv i..itiT in yow tpsne .
thp 2tli triitant mu puhlinhed UiS v'
bl opinion of Ihe Hon. A O C Ttle n
tipon th law deflnlna th' quallftcntion
n-iuIrM fo oterclie t inn r'ectlvr
fnim hires as pifTribed liy thf ftnuhltna
Act
Judge Hlerer hiui very nJiorAiely ill-
(inised what thf law unon th nuhj.rt
ouoht to he but tie ts In rror ox to wlmt
the lew aetUH'.ly Is. He ny. "That .1 I
pei yon. In order to tie nuotlftfd to vott
at atU election mut have wsld d In
the pretlnot In which he offers to v'ltf
for tblrty dii next pteeeJlng the elre-
tlon "
The flrjil iUue of Hertlon two of the
enabling I declares 'That .1 inJ
pe-sons. etc who hive re-
sided within the limit n' snlo rmposed
utate for it lewst six innnt is m xt pie-
oeding the election are l'reb tuithor-
Ised to votp ete ' Now If
riMigroM had Inserted after the word
"election " the clauw vnd piwosalns-
the qunllflrutlons preei rllted hv I In elec-
tion lnws of the Te rlto.-v of t)kl iho
ma" Judgr Hlerer woul I N ...ir.t In
hl Interprelktlon of the law Hut con-
giers did not Insert tlil p'nuae w nnv
other words of elnill.n lmpo-t nd mi
Interprettttlon of tlie lnw n keeping with
the opinion ot Judge Hlerr will neie-
aiirllr require Judicial legllat1oii
J ml go Illerer failed to dietlng-uinti ht -tween
the qualifications -onulrel and the
regulations ureticrHicd fot the exercle
of the voting privilege. The quillllca-
tlons required to be i-iHSiied b the
person offerltiB to vote Is cno thing while
the regulations presc-lliln rhe ui.Hie oi
manner of exerrlslng the voting ;rlv liege
Is quite another and different th.ng Tl.e
(liiallflcHtlon required by the elnuei In
the Knabllng act above quoted are that
the peron offerlne to vote sli ill lie (11
a male pe-on (2) ovt-r tlie age or twen-
tj-one yeir IS) a rltlsen of the I nlteci
Ulotes. or i tnemtier of nnv Indian tribe
and (41 Tmll hiive tesllr within the
iroposed l ite fvr nt leust i nu .Hi
next p erfillnn the eJert n nv per-
ron rwrserein t there four .eqiiMK- qnn'l-
tloatlonr is iiutho. Ised to volt -V rub
mi if ' pr. vision of the ttarm Hon "f
the B.mbHng act prerorll er Ii'tw this
omhnHtv a vote may be ixei.Ueil .iml
whl h provision i fliat the ele. lion rh.ilt
b eondiutisl the rotiirn iiintte the
result urenalneil and the ovitlfluit-' tu-
rned "In the samts mannef as is pre-
scribed by the laws of the Territory of
Oklahoma regulatlnu election for Dele-
gate to Congress."
Cougre has. In the Hnnbllnr net.
paclftcullv defined Irw reonlalte quallfl-
catlona of the voter and the marine- of
exercising; the voting privilege l llke-
wtso defined In the laust last quoted
Mnscullnitv. age. cltlieiuihlp or inember-
shin of an Indian tribe end resldenee
n-e there qualification. HffrUtering. go-
ing to tho polls or plac Wiere the elee-
tlon to to lie held entsrt ig the election
room through the ohuto announcing Ills
nanio. reoelvtng the liatlot goln into nie
booth. sUmpIng tlie ballot folding the
snme and dHverlng It to the Inr nctor
are tho regulatlona preecr'lied for the
exercise of the elective franohlw Anv
one falling or refurlng to eonform to anv
one of there reculutlonx will forfeit hlr
right to vote although h s miiv po"t'"
all the required quallftcntlon of a voter
The Kmthllng act doe not require a
residence at nny portlculnr place In the
state for any specific time; and tn- pro-
vision In the election law of the Te-il-tory
of Oklahomn requiring resldnce In
the coti'i'y for sixty davr ontlln the
precinct foi thlrtj dur. belnri quali
fications not found In the Enabling act
ar hi conflict with tliut art ind are
therefore void und hove no appllcuti n
vO the electlov of n del. rite to the con-
stitutional convention no to the regis
tratUm of voters In cltla- of the Hut
clars.
From this we have the logical und life
esmry corollary that anyone who has
reidd within t limits of the pro
posed stats for six inontlw next preceJ-
lag the eleotlcn and who pos'aes the
requlrsd e.nallrliUoB. can vote nt anv
precinct in the slate rega.illesa of where
In tha state hla rmidencs may be: -3ro-vtdsd
that if he olTerr te vote at a pre
cinct wMhln elty of tho tlmt class he
must rsgiatar Uisrelu during the regis-
tration psriod. Such is the nnomaloua
condlUon of the law a framed by con-
gress drafted by our ul!) (T) delegate
to congress assisted by other able i )
cltiienr of Oklahomn VIMIIIO
This is Only One of
a Million of Homes
in Which Peruna
Has Been a Bless-
ing. Read This
Family's Glow
ing Testimony.
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Mr. Henry S. Camnbell 1737 S. Williams St.. f
Denver. Col.. State Deputy of Modern Wood- I
men Montana and Delegate ot Iluilders J
Trades Council writes: "rerun jias un t
blessing lu our home. My wile was in poor health for J
eor!ii vnnand nothtns: bnt Peruna helped her. She t
nradunllv recovered her health and became the mother of f ..
a boy whleli blersed our home We call Gerald our Peruna boy. Ho l in
the finest of health and hie mother has never enjoyed such excellent health-
"I have personally found Peruna of great value to me while traveling-
Getting Irregular meals and oltcn poorly prepared food ruined my stomach
but Peruna toned up my digestive organs and brought fine health to me.
Wc are never without Peruna In our home and know by experience
that it keeps us all In the best of health. "
A RECENT LETTER.
A Tetent letter received from Mr and
Mrs. Campbell Is as follows:
"We still uo Poruna and In addition
to our son. Gerald who is a fat and
gnucy lad of 28 months we havonnother
son still larger lor his ape. He is now
ton months old and is always healthy.
"His mother says Peruna has snroly
made both of our children a healthy as
Pcruno-
c Used In The
Family Becomes
a Permanent Fixture.
they arc helped of course by Colorado's
healthy air.
"A bottle or Poruna is nt al? times a
welcomo visitor to our homo."
A multitude or ramiiies have discov-
ered that Poruna Is their standby.
In all the catarrhal allmonts which
nro llkoly to boset tho various members
ot the tainlly Poruna is the romedy that
brings quick roller.
No matter whether it bo a catarrhal
condition of tho head or lungs or n de-
rangement of tho stomaoh and bowols
Peruna is tho romedy.
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Soretaiv tiodv .ays that it would pain the Piesldent
to have to i un for office again but omitted to aay bow
much mute it would pain bin; t b defeated by Mr Hryan
oOo
1 Put n thing but home made cake lu the pantry" says
Speaker Cannon speaking ot the tariff But what are
those people to do that can not afford to keep a constant
supply or the high protected cake would Mr. Cannon and
the other staudpat Itepublican leaders refuse them a
tariff reform loaf of bread?
U.'s Laxative Ilone a. id Tar 'he ori-
ginal laxative cough syrup act as a
cirrthartlc n "' bowel It ts mad
from the ta? Inhering fiom th ili
trees of oui own count "V therefor ts
the best for children It is good f.-
coughs. colds croup whooping cough
etc. T-y our free otter Sola by J. N
Wallace.
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The Home of Good Goods and Low Prices
CUT
POSTAL INTO SOUTH AMERICA
At Renfro's Drug Store on Brushes
We will cut the price H marked in plain figures
then we will cut it in two. Hair clothes bath
tooth shoe and paint brushes for one week only.
We are overstocked and must unload.
School Books
RENFRO'S DRUG S
TORE
206 West Oklo.. Ave-
ELECT NEW LORD MAYOR
Guilds of City of London
in Session' Old
Legends.
(By Anaooiated Ttoss.1
charters aud have accumulated Im-
mense funds so thai ihey are a power
in the Und. To Ihejn Is confided Uie
voting iHver and election of lord
mayor while the aldermen art select-
ed from among their number. An
alderman on election must act or pay
a Ua of five hundred pounds starling.
The salary of the lord mayor is the
same i that of the president of Uie
United Stale M.(KW) a year ajiil he
DOCTORS PASS EXAMS.
Tendon. Sent. SfL-The various dtv
guilds aim eonipailfe of Loason met ; hat h-jsids a residence at tht Man
today In accordance with their t.sie-lslon house. Though elected on
honored custom to elect a new 1 jrd J Michaelmas Day. he Is sworn into of-Ma-r-r
of the City of U-nUon The flc on November 8 and the next day
guilds. jt as they were called under' which happens to be the king's birth-
K'ng Edward III. "Livery Companies." day he proeeads In state to the courts
date hack to Saxon days. The oldest of law. to be formally presented lo
Is the Knljjhts' Guilds possessed of the barons of the" ejeobequor. This Is
privileges granled by King Edgar for ' alwy n great pageaut and a civic
services In war. The steel yard and holiday.
ship yard merchants of London then The now lord mayor Sir William
formed a guild Later camo the Sad- J Purdlo TreJoar Kt waB born In Lon-
tUera Then canio tho Goldsmiths don In 1843 and Is a member of the
wI-oeo ihaUcr came from Edward 1 well known firm of Treloar and Sons
lUeja sIds r conrpanlts have their Lwdgaie Hill
Thirty-three Applicants Will Now
Proceed to Prescribe.
The territorial examining board for
physicians desiring to practice medi-
cine in the territory which hag bsw
in session tills week annouuoas th
following twenty-two awtlloenle who
successfully passed tlie examination.
Thtrty-thre doctors took the oxam.
C. L. Ooansr. I M. Mltohsll. I T.
Green. S. W. MoParland. M. W. Buo-
lmnan M W. Wolr. J. H. Odell.B. P.
Cntitwell. P. M. TrouL Portar Norton
W. H. Smith. Danlol D. Koberts P.
M. lloyd I T. Osborn. J. I Pattlson.
M. H. Heldman W L. Haywood John
W. Aitems W. O. Samuels S. M.
Hollar S. 11. GJach.
Commercial Caste via Oomniefeial-Aisr-es-St.
Vincent
Manager C N Jones of the Paitul.
hands the Leader .i foWsr eo.italnlng
the following
Opening of new caple rants to stout h
America "vis Commercial - Aso.-e - at.
Vincent ' AocelsrateA servtcs. Most
direct line to Pernanibuco Paris Ilshta
llk D Janeiro Sun to. Montevideo.
Bueno Aires and other lilacas in atouth
America. All cable routs to Uuuguay
and Argentine To insure missRes
belus; sent by this short rout they must
be rllsd at Cornmn-lul CsJe or lotal
Telegrtih oftlcos
CLAHENCK IL MACKAY.
President.
faraaaa
Police Did Good Work.
Chief Cates aud his men did effici-
ent work in handling the cr-wd dur-
lng the Bryan visit. As a result of
the car and forethought of the police
there were no rows roix-ui or Injuries.
THEIR FEES WILL BE LARGE.
anywhere from $8000 to $10000 a
year In fees. A Justice of the peaoe
The Job of Justice of the'pcaoe In Ok-! wou have the jurisdiction that a
lahoma Will Be Profitable.
flood for the cousn rerrrves the cold
the cause of the pouch. Tba the wortc
of Kenuedi a laxative H'rey and Tax
the original laxative couth yup. Con-
talcs no opiates. Sold tv C R Renfro.
To toaii down. reiUie bosutlfy
facs uh 8 tin akio powder. 4 Mats.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
3tth District.
The Ixjflilsr ts autharlvd to aanauaes
the name ef VNMt MnUtws f MsUtaU.
as a saadidats for dslgwi) te Ids Poo-
stliutionil eetirenOftM fretn tbs Itth Dis-
trict subjeot to th aetloit ftf the. Demo-
cratic p.-lmary Octobsi; li
W. L llsium. of Marshall tutborl-.es
The Leader te anaouno rim a" n can-
didate er the ConstlUti'ena) Conven.
ttea In the Slth Dtatrls subject te the
dsetklen of the DemMrMlo primaries
Osleber 11. 6.
Any skin itching is a temper-tester.
The moro you scratch the worse It Holi-
es. Dean's Ointment ours pile ecze-
maany skin itshlns-. At all dniK
store.
OPEN FOR A TRADE.
W"o have some nice property in Shawnee
OkU.. w. will trad for Guthrie property
Call at M WWt A"Urne
United States commissioner now has.
The commissioner gets $1500 a year.
.- t T SonL 20. To be a tey were on lees so... ". v...
urtice cX the peace In some townships . would get $10000 a year
In the new state If the justices nre on
This Is on
1 account of the great number of cases
the fee system which they will be
will be nn honor that will carry lu
owu reward. According to a number
of politicians and lawyers who were
discussing the matter the other day.
it waB stated that tho office of a Ju
which come In their courts
When you have a oeW P Is well to be
vary oarelul about using anything that
will oauso gonstlpatlon. Ho particularly
careful about preparations containing
oplateo. Use Kennedy's Laxative llaney
tlce of the peace In a township like and Tar. which stops th' ooush and
would net moves tne coweis. ssoiu "J -. .
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Stth District.
The Leader ts authorliod to announce
the name of Whiter Wllwrt of Bear
Creek township as a candidate for tin
Constltutio-.val convention from the 2th
district subject to the Democratic pl-
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Special Sale on Syringes
Also Ice and Hot f
(A. Household Necessity.;
:Ye have all the latest improved that the 20th Century demands.
Water Bags.
A 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
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Tk'e Advantage of This Sale Edward Nichols Prop
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