The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 88, Ed. 1, Wednesday, December 5, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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Of the J. J. Abell Stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods is going on and in spite of the
horrible condition of the roads and the sorry weather our store is filled from morning- un-
til evening with buyers that know a good thing when they find it. We have fifteen to
twenty clerks busy all day getting out bargains in the different lines of Suits Overcoats
Hats Underwear Shirts Fancy Vests Neckties and Collars Odd Pants Odd Goats Duck
Goats Rubber Goats Suit Oases and Grips; a large line of children's clothing overcoats
and underwear. All of these goods are being sold at not less than one-third from the
usual price and on many articles the price is cut in two. We have a great many odd coats
from which the pants and vests have been burned; also a great many coats and pants
from which the vests have been burned; all of these goods go at one-half their usual value.
We have tried in all of our advertising of this stock to talk to you in a plain matter
of fact way and tell you only facts that We are able to prove to you when you visit our
place of business. This is an opportunity we cannot often have to give you a chance to
buy goods that axe first-class at such a reduced sale and you will not again soon have the
same opportunity offered you to lay in our supply of clothing and furnishing goods at the
prices we are able to sell them to you for. Remember the piace
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Official Journal of the Proceedings
of the Constitutional Convention
Monday December 3 100(5.
Saturday December 1 1DUG 10 A. M.
The (nintion mi't pursuant to nrijourmneut.
The roll being railed all members were present ex-
cept Messrs. KornegJir J lays llenshaw Nelson Alr-
('lain and Traeey who were excused irom attending the
day's session.
The journal of November UOth. read and approved.
Mr. Majors on behalf oC the Commercial Club of
Fairviow offered to prepare .aid present to the conven
tion the Hook of Rules Official Roster etc. of the con-
vention as proposed for a motion of yesterday unci upon
motion the offer was accepted by the convention.
Mj Moore introduced a memorial from the club
woman of Enid and one from the women of Garfield
county relating to employment and education of child-
ren which were referred to the Committee on Labor and
Arbitration and Committee on Education.
Mr. Haskell introduced by request u reslntoin re-
garding the prohibition or thclijuor traffic bv .the Con
lereii.-e of the Methodist Upiseopal Church' South in
heasinu at Tulsa J. T.
On motion of Mr. Asp the Committee on Rules ;ml
Procedure was instructed to consider and report on Rule
i which was by action or the Committee or the Whole
recommitted.
CUKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Moat persona wbu are afflicted with Contagious Mood Poison hesitate ta
tie ton physician for several reasons. In the first place the iNptiiM.' u
haavr ami tluv know that the inevitable Ireuttucnt will be mercury ami
rfotasli MroiiK r.nmraU th-'l act with ilit.a.strou3 cfletts on the ihlicatv parts
gJUm-m .tun .ml which uV not after oil really cure the dn.ta.se What
they want is a safe rchabk tieiUturtit that can be taken at home and a per-
fect cure laadt of this lonthhomc diMrUr vitLout unnwiss.i.y cxjhimhc or
expei.t s ih u rinmH is S S S it is the only ni.dii.int: that gotsdown
to tfce miv 1 ttoni of the troiibk and dims out the 1 i-C tiate of Use prison I
so tfuit tlicu- a.L never uny muiis o! its n-turu It docs not t.'it u n y ntnK
of miner d mi an foim and aftti rinioMim the dutase fioin the circulation
builds mi umav Dartjf Uie l t m b Us fun. Mt'etable tonic protitrties.
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PUBELV VEGETABLE aadloathsouM.-u.uU lo V e ajs.Ma.nol
thobe v ho at e cut mjj tUein -.elvx-s wltu o a. 5.
we have pitjorwi a special book on Contai mis lllot l'msou wtiich exjntaias
iustrontTn i.f i it ahn to all blood i . on MitUurs We iltl bt t'l fl
USf.i a ' ' tin. li-ik fi e and it additi u 1 lirtnutions or ttitic
ili4..i i 'it p') 'i iaus w 1 1 litrnish it wU'h t t h u;i
7HC SWIFT SPEGlftC CO. ATLANTAr &A
The President appointed A. M. L ndi comniitiee
clerk and on motion of Mr. Ellis the motion was con-
tinued. Mr. Ell if introduced Constitutional Proposition No.
It) beinjj a "Proposition limiting the power of the gov
ernor to grant pardons or pa roll to persons lomided f
crimes and creating a hoard ot Pardou.-. and Pirole ''
which was read in full. Read the second lime by t itle and
referred to the Committee on Crimes and Punishment.
JJr. f?o.se introduced Constitutional Proposition No
17 being a provision lor "Preamble.'" Which a read
in full. Which was read by title the second time and
referred to the Committee on Preamble and Pill of
Rights.
.Mr. Bilby introduced Constitutional Proposition No.
18 being a proposition on "Liquor Traffic''1 which was
read. Read the second time and referred to the Commit-
tee on Liquor Traffic.
Air. JJoard introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. ID being a proposition to "Establish separate schools
for the African race" which was read in full. Pead the
second time by title and referred to the Committee on
Education.
Mr. Ijbjinl introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 20 being a proposition for "Slate printing plant"
which was read in full. Kead the second time by title and
referred to the Committee on Public Printing.
Mr. Huchanan introduced Constitutional Proposi
tion No. !il iK'ing a proposition "For establishing a pub
lie .school sstem" which was read in full. Read the
second time by title and referred to the Committee on
Ediu-ation.
Mr. Hearing introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 122 being proposition for "The initiathe and refer-
endum" which was read in full. Rend the second time
by title and referred to the Committee on Legislative
Department.
Mr. Hearing inl ivd.irrd ( onlo lioiial Proposition
No. 2IJ being a proposition "Regulating trusts and com-
bines" which was re id iq full. Read the v ond lime by
title and referred to the Committee on Private Corpora-
tions. Mr. liarucd iiitroducj-d Constitutional Proposition
o. JI. bi uig a proposition for "Preamble" which wib
read in full. Read the second time bv title and referred
to the Committer on Preamble and Hill of Rights.
Mr. Haskell introduced b request. Constitutional
Proposition No. 2") being a proposition "Referring to
election franchise and it- regulation." which was read in
full. Reuil the set ond tune b title and referred to the
Committee on Suffrage.
Mr. Haskell introduced by request Constitutional
Pioposition No. 2U. being a proposition "Relating to lax
elections." whxh was r ad in lull. Read a second time
bv title and referred to the Committee on Revenue and
Taxation.
Mr. Hogg intioduced Constitutional Proposition No.
27. Inino j) proposition "Creatiutr m supreme court for
01 'ihoiua and detinue.; the jiui In tion of the same."
w'tieh was read in lull. Read the second time bv title
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0KL0H0MA INVITED TO PAR.
TICIPATE IN ALASKA SHOW
Oovriior FrwiU thl momlns ruoelvod
n letter fioui the munuKment of tho
AI iHkn-Yuki n & PuctOc jaxuultUui com-
piny asklnc (fia ato of Ukl.ihoma to
t;ik part !n thla exposition nt Seattle.
WahiitirtM which li to 1j lield Juno 1
tu (X-tnbcr IS 1W9 Ttl XDoeltlon It)
i-.nl.Mvoiiiuc to huvo all state .Ira-
rntMl by foivlnjc a tiUlldliiK oi iln-
Riouitds
Remove Your Wrinkles Pimples Freckles
and Brown Splotches in Seven Days
never ifi and can be nwa o a to cuiuc h Interference In
butiliicw o.- nodal cnK'iKciitrnit. Scan and PlttlnQ are mndo
lem nntkoahlc liy till" l'anllf ii B v fm illon.
UEAUTIOLA d.it4 ttx w rk nulckly .1 .nl effectively by
Kolnx liclit t the not of tho bloiiHh. I'limvln? tho outnlde
Cuticle i. tin? fui 111 of 11 Unu dandiuff. nml k-avei oft. new
and tu nt. tul khi. TIk Iihs pnivrn tlic- moat nrji tlcil local
blinilil. .nut 'Ut nuoui ugll-
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Drawn splotrhei p mplea etc
r constipation disturbances; If 1
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THE EAGLE DRUG STORE
A French) dessert.
Hent ono cupful of mnplo Blniji In n
double boiler tJiea itdil tho yullct ot
four woll-beaten ego mm stir until
thick; when cold add ono quart ot
whipped cream am sot Into the
Croeser.
l'ack with Ice and unit and allow 11
to stand lor three or foar nuru. Do
not turn tbe freezer.
K!-.hen Towels.
The m03t soiled of kitchon towol
will become sweet and whlto with thlti
treatment: Covor with cold vator
put them at tho back of tho stove ndd
ono tablospoonful of shaved eastlle
soap und tho Julco of half a lemon.
Let .k come to a boll gradually and
repeat tho process. K'.nso first In toplj
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