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THE LEADEB GUTHRlEl OKLA. TUESDAY FEBRUARY S 1907.
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T.tifiSD'iWr'BUnUAUY 5. 1007.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For State Treasurer:-
i J A. MENEFEE.
-rl x. of Carnegie.
:jrifiMelia.
Folo3tnt6 Surlorlniendent
8. M. BARRETT
of Law ton.
For Seorotary of Stato:
WILLIAM CROSS
of Oklahoma City.
For Judgo of Supremo Court:
A. J. RITTENHOUSE
of Cbaudler.
For Stato Auditor:
AUGUSTUS E. IVEY
of Stlllwcll.
Tulsa is ono or tho most promising
cities of Oklnhoma. If tltoro oil and
08 contlnuo their How there is a
bright future before It
Not Ions ago RoobovoU und For-
ftker played the cannibal act at the
qridlron cliuttb nt Washington and
t. tools a roast pncli from the cither.
JU
-Jfw totton fanner and the badger
fro .ftfttH taking a. lovk over their
'AeiaSrtiPut Alio .OJaJionia. cotton f nrmi
'or nevr takes 16 his hole shaduw or
no ahnaVr
Tho 'btoct of bird? as Insect no-
stroyors isvory IijtereaUtig one ami
Is receiving much attentlnon fi-om the
dopartment of agriculture with proni-
laing results.
There iB'nooiie bIHIiik n the lid
of the Brqwriuilte inoilent4 baa long
Biifforing public Is beginning to wish
for tho man to meet the urgency
to take hts seat.
'The a-rgeut tefjnfat or the -egi' lary
of war Alrvfl'ttftvifar an appropriation
qf $350(W for the defense of Pearl
harbor llaunil looks like the yellow
peril wits not altogether a dream.
"Looks like tho Ibiltcd 'StatSl S.lft
nto was furntsbiiiK u good deal of
occasion fur memorial addrosses tills
winter In some rases It would be
difficult to find hutinble material fo1'
tig adilfyyp I
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l'at is a hard one (hey tell on
f4awRr inenL A trayjalfng man was
Aiowlng a-.htk(tak on tUu floor
They will uai" to xiieiiMtieii ihtir
flton. down tin it
.e
lt ma i -ik. u kmmI many i ii
to SnaKe the imiMbfutloi bvi win ri u
liT Jfclt -ht'i iJicif fsr uvi-ry n.ison to
ljlleiVf it will b tlit ! '-i 1 1 1 1 - (Mi
Arltlen And win bh' ulil h not bo
ltwjll In made in dim 1 hi of iIk
twcn'ii'th iiiijury
'J.1. JUL. '
It I- only far to Xduuial l)utk that
Uia Pi t-stdu.tt 'IkhiI'I pt htm on the
back ;i lililf lot Iiik valoious ictreat
from Jdinuua uiuli i flie from the
vnsmut iuiu?le of a p ffed up old
Uftit Iw u in .1 Hut in iiImiu Would
lflvana have d.ou n ''
Baking
SBBSSnS BBV vbV UBe3kR etH Br St W tgM 'BBBBSSBH
For; half a century American Jiousewlvps have
found Dr. Price's Baking Powder a guaran-
tee of light sweet pure and wholesome food.
Hakes be perfect biscuit cake and bread
TAXATION A DlQ PROBLEM.
Tlie problem of taxation I? easily
tho largest oiio wtlh whleh either tho
convention or the stnto legtelaturo
will havo to deftl. Tho ronl Tact
seems lo bo lhat nt present tlicro Is
no really orrjitftble system of taxa-
tion either proposed or In forco in
anj- statu or nation.
Th i-mjeat and unequal hurdcua of
tasaUon aeem (o hae been tho cry
fTccrv ieulMftHrfn.Jn all the tmtfons
of tn ifSst. Siiine haVo boen bet-
tV than olhors. Soino Imve bean
cruel beyond comparison Ever Iho
cry ha titan tlmt tho poor man pays
the tax a'vl the rteh man escapes.
In other places It baa been the lord
lhat ewraped .and the serf upon whom
tho burden fell. In sonio tho rlcb
man was at tho mercy of tho nrlsto
orat but always and everywhere
there ias been n outcry against tho
"ir let hods of tnxntlou.
There are not now and there never
has been an? very considerable por-
tion or the people who objected to
taxation but the w was against un-
just and uiequal faxer.
That cry connte ou down to tho
preaent tlma and. 1 'var tho Unllod
Stntea complain! hi trf TJ'-v liM
Is the subject o"
ml rovlslon
and at tit tho dissatlBiHCtlui. c"nw;iiu3.
Some of It Is unreasonable but i..uch
of if Is jft.
Who Is there that can not find in
hie own city and in his own Btnto
some of tho most glaring inequities?
Yet they afo very recalcitrant to
troatlnbnt
There is no likelihood of any ab
soKitely just regulation or this
trouolottoino question In tho near
future bust tho man who will ccmo
nearest to a proper provision for dis-
tributing the burdens of taxntion will
bo entitled to the plaudits of all his
l'ellowis.
THE RETAILER A
PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.
The sessions of tjo Retail JJoaler'a
association at Oklahoma City woro
very Interesting and instructive. They
disclosed a Blncero doslro on Uio part
of the merchants not only to got
mo.ioy but to bo of real mid sub-
uantlnl benefit to tholr comin.imitl08.
There Is a little too mu:h of a tond-
ncy to she up tho city or country
merchant as a mero purvoyor of
goods for money only. That there
aro a few such merchants does not
detract from tho fact that In tho
largo rrcmbor of cases tho retailor
has down bouoatli his money getting
a sincere doslro to bo of uso to bis
conunmiity and serve Hu best Iijtor-
Oflts. Tlmt nlerclinut is wise who seoks
to do his doty to bis gonornllon
through hts business ns tho days go
by rather than ptlo up a vast fortuno
to will to speotaculnr charities at his
death. Tho llrst 1h just what tho
largor nwmbor of tho retail doalors
are doing yet thoy receive er- little
-rodlt for It all. Tho mob howl tho
DralseH ot some great (merchant
wince who rose over tho ruined busi-
ness of lUfl competitors and by goug-
lug his cvBtomers after tho wreck of
competition whllo they forgot the
salient virtues or tho good-hearted
but small retailor.
When atoknoM comos and the cup-
board Is empty or tho children beetl-
ing shoes it Is not to tho morchant
prince that tho poor mim appoals.
He does lint oven apjioal to bfs near
ielottes his fellow loluomen or
ehvf-hmn but to the storoliet.per. If
he haa Iieen honost and upright. It $
only raroly that lie Is ronelled.
the letau merchant In tho smaller
io8UjiU tjitt
jkhlt)oiiilrf!
KhtrJjii3sparl
io8UjiU tjie harden bcaror for the
amity. Ho prospors with
ity and stukos his last
ooimr to tiua thetn ovor advors ty.
He Is their friend in nood. that hour
when fnenualilp got its true- tebt.
It is a ploaauro then to npto this
Birain oKsentiniont among tho ro-
tallers of Oklahoma at tholr recent
meeting. It iIoob not rob tho abnlghty
dollar of its sovereignty butturns
that sovereignly to tho realm of good
!au VHtlr pmn ovi prposoa. It
aiBoa fft Mfclghty powr.'for L)w;p
It Is. subservient to the higher iraV
IKwes of life fu men and builds tfp
auier man tenrg down.
Few perhups uoae oh Mr. Car
negie a hero medals hnvo 6vor boon
ien to ntHll merchants for valiant
ervice to bi inanity performed III
iieir ime of liualneas. Yet one
.I'l-da hut to look beneath tho sitiy
tare of 1 n and Hradstroets' repoiu
to iiiseovei how ninny a heio wojit
down litaM-ly beneath tho weight Of
tin- nt't'ds of ufa cuatomers In tlmea d.f
tiK-ir uustrexs. Man-y or these fail
' ui-n due or oouree to lack Of
lawmable discretion and moro yet
to gneii which led to loss or custom
but there are tunny or them cubob of
iimy neroic aeir saeriuca for the. good
of other and richly merit a Carnoglo
medal
Knowing tlitw things to bo true
th man who for a few ponnloe Is
Wowbek.
trade- tt the forolgn mail order house
so nhort sighted as to throw his rash
ailt! forget 'his bonefactor In tho hour
of prosperity Is not doing right. Ho
is doing-both himsoir and bin com-
infinity a gravo injneticq ami tho
chances nro that ho will reap bitter
fruit where ho sowed bad acod.
Uo Jitet nnd give tho hu.xo dealer
tho patronngo duo him.
A PAYING GOVERN-
MENT PROJECT.
Tho government expends so much
money nearly a billion dollars cvory
yonr. Tor which thoro 1 practically
tlo roturn that it Ib refreshing occas-
ionally lo look at some place whoro
tho expenditure of govormuont funds
promises largo ro turns.
Just Brach a pla:o may bo found In
tho government Irrigation projoct.
The enormous growth of the revalua-
tion fund has ovidonced the scopo of
the servlco far beyond tho hopes of
lift most ardent advocates. The fund
continues an animal growth of be-
tween fowr nnd tlvo million dollars.
Tho flund has grown since tho pas-
sage ot .v net in 1U01 until it hatt
nsiotiPft $32.96S192.12 with an esti-
mated Increase uvor four irnilllon a
''.-. Tor JM and 1008.
Tno has been allotcd to works
In V btatcs- nlfeady undor way $39-
1BC1C1. This mm will add to tho
productive land of the United States
l2C:i(KK acres ot Irrigated land. Slnco
thoso farms aro small they moan
happy prosperous homos for many
more families than would bo possible
with tho same number of acres of
romnion laud. This will be a sub-
stantial and everlasting asset lo the
United Stntcs for these people will
all becomo tax payers.
The system) Is so devised that all
tho funds expended by tho govern-
ment will Anally bo returned by tho
farmers to the reclamation fund
which can go on forovor developing
arid lands. a
Thero aro 2G of thoso Irrigation
systems now undor way. The far-
thest advanced most expensive nnd
host known of all thoso works Is that
if tho Salt river in Arizona which Is
now 09 per cent completed nnd will
.vhon complotod cost $1539101 and
reclaim 100000 acres of land. This
would mako 1G.O0O ten acre farms or
3000 -twenty aero Tanns. Tiling how
mnny homes for the homeless this
mean ft.
And yet tho expense will all come
back to tho government. Tho original
sum to be expended Is less than It
takes" 'tb'birTid oup sihglo first class
oattlo fehip to say nothing of the ox-
ponso of rnnnlng It.
Tho annual oxpciibeB of tho govern-
ment would put 200 such projects In
oporatlon and piovldo l.GOO.000 twen-
ty aero Irrigated farms
The. original purchase prico of the
Philippines would havo made :!5O0Q
twenty aero Irrigated farms at home.
The wholo oxpenso or tho Philippines
would woll flgjro for yourself.
The best moral to got out of the
wrjojo thjng Is that it pays to develop
'homo llliluslrJoK
It's n pleasuro to toll our readers
about a Cough Curo llko Dr. Slioop's.
For years Dr Shoop has fought agaliiBt
tho use of Opium Chloroform or oth-
er umlftfe ingredients commonly round
In Cough remedies. Dr. Shoop. It
seeniB hns welcomed tho Pure Food
uld Drug Law recently enacted ror
ho has worked along similar lines
many'yearB. For nearly 20 yenrs Dr.
3hoop's Cough Curo containers havo
had a warning printed on them against
Opium and other narcotic poisons. He
has thus mndo P possible tor mothors
to protect thoir children by simply in-
sisting on having Dr. Slioop's Cough
Curo. Sold by F. n. LIlllo & Co.
Tho Flor Do VIII and Okln. Capital
-sigars aro mado In Guithrio and nro
giving ontlro satisfaction. .Don't for-
;ot the names of thoso cigars. T. V
Tho Hank Grocery always excels In
uuality of high grado cholco or select
srocorloH thut novor fall to ploasa 10
oiiucos lo the pound and full measure
Fnglneor "UI1I" Wngonor hns taken
Engineer Ilusa's placo on the Hustorn
Okluhonm ovonlitg puKbuugor trnln
nnd Kngtnoor Tom ParkB hay takon
Wagonor'B place on tho Cushion
branch run.
"PIonouleB" (nou-aioohoUc) mado
from resin from our Pino Foroata used
Tor hum rod of years for IlUddor nnd
Kidney diseases. Mediclno for thirty
dayn $1.00. Gimrantoad to glvo satis-
faction or monoy rofundod. Got our
aunranloo coupon from J. N. Wallabo
druggist.
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Tho matter of taxation Is by far tho
greatest problem to bo grappled with
In the new state Jfcukogoo Times-
Democrat. It Is seventy-four day since tho
Guthrto coitentlon met and. bogln-
nlrig ioday the states;r. n;i; Bot no
pay from the national goiuraniunt. U
is fair to supposu that a good DQn.p-
crat on short rations will do his most
oireollvp work. Muskogeo Tlm'aa-
HtliiQOraL It does not suu to bo gonerally
knowi) that the Glenn pool constltutoa
the most lomarkabU) crude pgtroleitm
oil deposit ovor dlscovorod In the
world. M-jkoguo Timos-Democrat.
.lanios J. Hill eegosts a slilp cpunl
rrom gt. Ioisis to the Gulf. Tho Ad-
urtce hugtugt8 liiH'oed a double track
railway from Canada to Galvostou
built with tho neonloa tnouoy. owned
by tho people and operated In the
peoples interest. cushion Ainance.
The bowing of dolegates In tho con-
stitutional convention to tho pauors
that bo at Washington just at this
time looks to us at this dlstan-co from
tho pepne like vunccesBary humility.
If tiut lord nnd master af. Washington
Nasal
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Zu ell Us tUgcs
Ely's Cream Balm
ctchtuc Krothfs and henls
Uio dtcacd mombranc
11 cnrcicatarth and drives
an ay n cold la tba bead
Quickly.
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Crrnm Ilnlm In placed Into tho nostf U. f preadf
0cr Uio membrnno nnd lsnbeotbod. Hclicf lalm-
mcdlatii and a ci'-o follows. It la not drying docs
dot produce snccslng. Large Slo 60 cents at Prog--tetii
or by mail ; Trial 8Ire 10 cenw.
ELY UnOTUEUS M Warren Strret. Nw York
must dlftnlp tlie constitution or Okln-han-ti
It would not be nocOssary to
hold this constitutional convontlon.
Tho tax payers ot the new common
wnltK wo say ir this is tho case
count jrst as wen save tins expense.
Thl3 prosidtmtiiil Interference looks
more llko nnlfther grand stand play.
Shatuuclc Monitor.
The wdrlc of the constitutional con-
vention will soon bo ended nnd u good
ami wholosotrto constitution will be
brovght btafore the pooplo for tholr
endorsement or rejection. Tho dele-
gates are carrying out tho platforms
upon wlilrh thoy were elected and
their work will certainly bo ratified by
tho people -who sent them thoro.
Shattuck Monitor.
Tho people or Oklahoma nnd the In-
dian Torrttory dixlarcd by their votes
last November that they wanted sepa-
rato schools. They declared for sepa-
rate coaches and separate waiting
rooms. Delegates favoring thoso pro-
visions woro elected as members of
tho constitutional convention. Will
tho convention do ns the people have
Indicated or will they lot tho sentl
riiertt ol' tho old "free lovers" thwart
tho will of the people In this Instnnco.
Ts this a "ono man's" country? Teddy
Hoosovclt to bo true. Is bigger than
tho Republican party at this thro but
is ho Ia-gor than tho Great American
Republic? Is ho creator hw ms? hn
has dined with Booker T. Washing-
ion innt mo populace of tho now
8tatO Who voted to Bnn.irn.tn tho rnnno
and novcr cnt with a "nigger' In tholr
Hvo3. ir Theodoro Rcosovelt turns
down statehood for Oklahoma on ac-
count of tho llm Crow" provision
then our country is a Republic in
name only. Tho czar or Russia has no
moro power thnn this nmi im thn
scpremo aristocrat ot that groat em
pire tiuorty mving American peo-
plo will roluqtantly glvo up to tho
"ono man" rule. Shattuck Monitor.
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Dado's Llttlo Liver P1i:m tlinrn.tviN.
clean tho system good for lazy livers
makes clpar complexions bright oyc3
and happy thoughts. Sold by J. N.
Wallace.
Engineer Geofge Unas or the East-
ern OklnhamaJfflaBscngor run is on-
Joying a fewdaU rcat and is visiting
his family on the rarm southeast or
tho cltv. - -
Piles ot quick roller rro1iT""Dr.
Shoop'K Magic 'Ointment. Rcmombor
it's mado nlonb for Piles nnd It
works with cetlainty and satlsraction.
Itching painful protruding or blind
plies disappear llko magic bv Its use.
Try It and see! F. n. Lllllo'& Co.
Gonornl Froteht Acont Kit r Pini.
Ihnm. or tho D B & G nnd a party of
irtencia. were in tho city last night
from Black woll.
Two days' treatment rreo. King's
Dyspepsia Tablets for Impaired digeH-
Hon Impure breath porfoct assimila-
tion or food Increased appetite. Do
not tali to avail yonrsoir or tho above
offer. Sold by J. N. Wallace.
Tho bIiow cdnipanv "The Ono Wo-
man." loft ovor Iho Eastern Oklahoma
on tho noon train for Shawnee whoro
thoy will show tonight. Tito trnln car-
ried tin extra baggage car for tho
scenery.
Croup can lwisltivoly bo slopped In
20 niluiitus No vomiting nothing to
sicken or distress your child. A sweet
pleasant rnd safo Syrup called Dr.
Slioop's Croup Curo. does tho work
and does u qulalily. Dr. Sboop'h Cough
Curo Ib for Croup nloiio romombor. It
does not elulm to euro a doxun ali-
ments U' for Croup Hint's nil. Sold
by F. 11. Llllle & Co.
Victor Bar r;ow Stato Bar Elks
Bar. tho threo best In OothiiO tho
noopln'8 cholco. ' Puro bottled goods
for family use.
Engineer Bon Spurill or tho Frisco
Ib In tho city rrom Snpulpa visiting
with tho Santa Fo boys. Ho used to
run through horo on tho Santa Fo
local rrolght froM Purcoll to Arkan-
sas City.
Dooa Coffeo disagree with you? Pro-
bably It does! Then try Dr SIioop'b
Health Coffeo "Honlth Coffeo" is a
Oluar combination of parched coienls
nnd nuts Not d grain of ronl Coffee
remember In Dr. Shoais Health Cof
lo yet Its tlavor and tasto matcliOH
Closoly old Java and Mooha Coffeo If
your htomach heart or kidneys can't
stand Coffeo drinking try Health ('of
foo. It's safe oven for tho youngest
child. Sold by Bank Grocery.
Stops oarache In two ntnittos
toothacho or pain of burn or'scald in
Ave mlnutos hoursoness ono hour:
museleashe two "hours; soro throat
twelve hours Dr. Thomas Eloctrlc
Oil monarch ovor pa"rt
R. R. Kooly wa In tho city yostor-
da) on a trip through thq -"(horn
country from Canada. Mr. Keoly Is a
civil engineer npd is in the city In tho
Intoreht of immicpal ownership. Ho
says tho country Is very prosperous
in western Canada. He wna surprised
to seo such a well developed country
In the new sta'o nnd that ho was verv
much impruBsed wjth tho cllmato hero.
Conductor Pete Franco of the Cush-
ion branch of tho A T. & S. F Is en
Joying a few days rest. Conductor
Mason of tho local U ou France's rua.
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Home of Good Goods
and Low Prices ':
Renfro's Drug Store
Kemembcr we save you money. Why? Eccatise pay no rent no interest
and take all the cash discounts. Once with us vdys for you then can see
tlie money we save you. "We have the largest ana most complete Drup Store
in the state. Toilet Articles Brushes of all kinds Paints Oils and School
Books. Try us nnd see what we w 11 do for you
C. R. RENFRO
206 West Oklahoma.
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CANNOT FLOAT STEAMER.
Newport F"b 5. An unsuccessful
offort was nuple enrly today to float
tho B'eamer GenOal Warren which
inn uthoro .Sunday morning off Conanl-
cut Island Several tugs will muko an-
other ntten pt to haul tho voshuI atlout
nt high tldo Into this uftorno-jn.
U you haven't tlio time to exorclBo
rorrtlaiiy Doan's Regulots will pro-
(iut constipation. Thoy Induce a
mild easy huhlthful action or tho
bowels without griping. Ask your
druggist ror them. 2Sc.
WANTED City niDse 'ur to know
Tou can hel? 1.6 me. carriers by
promptly paying nubse.Mit'rras wetkly.
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And when mixed with the following will prove
highly beneficial in all forms of coughs throat lung
and bronchial affections:
EDW. NICHOLS
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Send away for your
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Why use Kubber Stamps
. on your Letter Heads En
velopes Cards Etc.
be
out your Job work quickly and at reasonable
Briefs MADE IN ONE DAY'S TIME. Blank
all kinds in stock and made to order. Best
Bindery in the Southwest.
of Letter Head. Send to the Leader Office
Samples Prices Etc.
Business Office Phone 75.
W It. Poison Livery. East Oklaho-'
i)w Ave. finest turnouts in tho city at
lowest rates nemombor him for your
next drive Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douglas Jewolry Store .will kepp
your watch In repair and soil yoa a
watch for a small nmoitnt guaranteed
for 20 years. Oklahoma Ave.
Colonel West spoclal railroad at-
torney for tho attompy gonorai Is In
tho city today from Kiild. Ho has
bean engaged for jovoral months look-
ing after tho territory's interests in
Checking railroad rate ravages.
O 1 Prooks merchant tailor East
Okta Ao villi give yoa tho best flt-
tliiR nnd wearing suit for the money
See for yourself
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Itchitm nilcs nnnokQ nrofanlly. but
profanity won't pure tem rjoan's
tjuument uros itcntng oiccaing or
protr
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ding piles after years of suffer-
At any ill a store.
CONVENTION'
SIDETALK.
Capt. Chas. F Barrett returned from
Shawnee yosterday and ret jmed hla
convontlon work. Uarrclt Is not only
ono of tho wheel horsos of Democracy.
but be has a political detail man of
parts. Ho has done good work on
hovoral committees. Capt. Barrett
says tho soparato submission plattk
gives satisfaction in Shawnee.
Dflegato Ellis la making progress as
a rapld-tlro debater.
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