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THURSDAY MAY 0 1007.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Loader la authorized to an-
nounce the candidacy of tho following
gentlomcn for tho offices indicated
subject to tho action of the Demo-
cratic party: t
For United Statos Senator: $
S. M. Rutherford of Muskogee
Roy V. Huffman of Chandler.
ReWrt L. Owen of Muskogee.
M. L. Turner of Oklahoma City.
T.-P. Owe of Lawtou. 
For Cofigrcss First District: .
' W. L. Eaglettin of Pawnee. f
Foi Congrcss.Second District:
E. T. Fulton ef Oklahoma City '.
Tot Coven-err j
Dr. M. A. Kelw of Bold. ;
TKm. Deyle of Perry
CHai. N. Haskell of Muskogee.
For Lieutenant Govornor:
Geerge W. Bellamy of El Reno.
C. S. Gilkerson of Elk City. '
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For Stato Trcasuror. (....v.--. ' i
David R. Rankin of Law ton
J. A Menefce of. Carnegie.
C. M. Howe o Avaiafio. (.
Robert Duntop of Kay county.
For Stato Superintendent:
Robert L. Klile of Cordoll.
Evan Dhu Cameron of Sulphur j
For Secretary of Stato: $ "
Wm. Cross of Oklahoma City. " '
For Stato Auditor; ."'. 
Augustus E. Ivey of Stlllwoll.
M. E. Trapp of Gutbrlo.
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Third Judicial District:
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your tongue to
ALUM
jftprd Jookjin theTglass youfwill see t$c etTcct
Yoti can't help' puckering it.makes vtou pucker
io .think of'tastingiit'
J3y the tuse oCsoYcalled 't'cKeap1 ' Baking
(PoWdersouakpithTstpuckering' injurious Alum
right .into 'your.system--youxinjure digestion
M$ xuin1 your stomach f
AVOID ALVM
Sap plainly
IRfcfan 1na3e1rom
UunAlum but you have
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B. B. BltHeney at Bhawne.
W. J. Kafertf Kingfisher
For Attorney General:
. P. Freed of Bhawwr.
Chtm Wwrf rf Knfd.
For Clerk Saptetno Coart:
E. c. Pts o? Ti&homlngo.
Perflate Mlno Inspector:
Peter Hanratyr McAlostor I. T
For Commissioner of Insurance:
J. D. Durke of Guthrie.
For gtnto Charily Commissioner:
Kate Canard of Oklahoma City.
For 7nUrQad'Cqmnilsspnor and Cop
poratlon Coimnlsslonor:
W. p. Kelly of Blalno county.
J. P. Roetief of WatOnga
F. S. Pulllam Jf Coyle.
J. J. McAlestcr of McAlcstcr I. T.
Chas H. Pittman of Enid.
P. J. McGlnley of Norman.
Jack Love of "Woodward.
For State Labor Commissioner:
J. S. Murray of Eraet I. T.
Call for Meeting of Democratic
Press Association.
The Dcmocrallo stnto Press asso-
elation of Oklahomn and Indian Ter-
ritory Is heroby called to meet at
South .McAlostor Saturday May 11 I
o'clock p. m.. to transact xuch mat-
ters as may properly comti before
said body.
L. G. NlBLACIC Pros'.
Dennis FJynu looks woll In a King
Gcorgo stunt.
During all this turmoil
Clnrko hasn't bellowed onco.
Ah Sid
Guthrie promises a flno market for
every lino of produce tho farmer has".
Which shall It bo: Statehood or a
continuation of colonial government?
Bill
lights
ness.
Grimes Is working tho flash-
Ho Is nn old hand at tho busl-
The people aro preparing to g'lvo tho
Republican official mulligrubs tho ur-
bano poltogue.
And yot Henry Asp's platform coiv
falned tho Initiative and referendum!
i HI Henry! Ho Henry!
Tho plot ngalnst statehood Is grow-
ing underground. It Is a treacherous
stab at self government.
About time for Nevermore Scay to
eroak agaln and for Oregon Bill to
stir tho fuzz on his liver.
Alter fighting eighteen years for
statehood does Oklahoma feel nS
though boo iloosn't want It'
Dennis Flynrt fall.'d to get his reso-
lutions on straight. Harford's decis-
ion puts a dent in his head.
A ono nor cent lew on n p:ih1i
I value assessment will product) ntnplo
school funds for any district.
Tho constitution knockers nro mak-
ing more nolso about Bill Murray than
a drunken wooden-!cgged man on a
tlnjioof.  i j
Have fullh In tho solf govornlnff
powor of the p'ecplo of Oklahoma
rather than tho Imperial Washington
combine.
Tho next time Oom Greoi goos to
Oklahoma City to secure the stale
RopubHcan convention for Guthrie he
won't go.
Oklahoma Is no;v nothing but a
crown colony. Our fathers fought for
nelf povornment. Shall wo s'ab Blato-
hopd and freedom? ' '
Trust lb. Washington combine that
Wiled Btati iinod for Oklahoma with
it the cm lib 's feature to glvo a new
enablfng act? Well not yet
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DAVA f BAKIMO
pure refined Grape Cream of
the profit of quality the profit .of good Health..
fHK
Jerry Johnson lias just rung la a
elk-cnlutnn cdttuflat 'aiiln tho coustl
tjtli" Does Jetty think there's a
priste up for the biggest dniwphool?
Tho Capital gets really fcarfti at
times. List to this frightful nUlma-
iini: "Denounce tho hull-born gerly-
mamler'" Pass the buiter. plcasbi
Coluuot Duugl&s of tho Muskogee
PhoonlJc a "strong Republican uowu-
paper I flnyirtg the constitution
knookors In aomo exceedingly html
hits.
Chl'if Justice Bttrford recognized
thcS ole.ilon ordinances aB law -took
Jurisdiction and construed them as
.legislative ucts wftliout any Jillng
wun bsison.
-hib fanner Is tho gold ntlno owner
nnd'tn purtlclpnto In his yollow coins
r.etpjlros counctius troatnieiit and fair
baling on the part of merchants.
Gitthrlo Is a leader In this particular.
Ahd now comas Jeremiah Johnson
lifting a wQlhli'-rhiglng voice exclaim-
ing; "Tho tweUe upostlos were tho
only honest men In tho convention!"
Take tho monoy!!
Everybody having nuy thing to sy
against tho constitution will plaaso
say It as soon as possible. It will
soon be hot weather and all our pores
will he open and wo are going jo
adopt it anyway.
CONSTITUTION NEAR
THE PEOPLE.
The Initiative and referendum feat-
ured of tho now constitution aro re-
ceiving much favorable comment from
many sourcos Republican as well tib
Democratic. Notice has been taken .of
thq action of tho Oklahoma Republi-
cans who AverQ so badly. I" need of
campaign mutcrlal that they attacked
the Initiative and referendum clausd
In tho constitution claiming that Ok-
lahomn would not have a government
Republican In form It tho Initiative
and referendum ordinance prevailed.
A Dervish anvil chon.s cloyed tho
air. declaring that tmdor the enabling
set President Roosevelt would refuse
to maho proclamation or the now
stato with theso ordinances in - tho
constitution! because tho government
of tho new stato would not lo Repub-
lican lu form.
Delegate Honry Asp bt ought to boar
the heavy ordnaiuts of tho corporation
lawyer to provo tho non-republican
nature of tho ptoposed law and palul
ed lu lurid hues tho dlro fnto that
awaited It at tho hands o? tho big
stick. It is needless to add that Abp
had his wlrcB crossed aa thero' was
an lnitlnlivc and referendum plank In
tho platform upon which Asp was
nominated. That is neither hero nor
there however for Henry did a groat
ninny things and left undono some
things that well might keep him bus)"
explaining for somo time.
In those days of local political tur-
moil It 13 pleasant to note tlio broad
view of tho Wichita Usglo. a strong
Republican papar which says: "Tho
constitution submitted to tho people
of Oklahoma b tho Democratic ma-
jority has an initiative mid rofore'n-
'uin clause and it is meeting with
opposition as if it wore at enmity with
(he apfrlt of our froo ftovornment."
Tlio Ehulb treats tlW subject at
1titfsthaiitr'lt8'fldllortl' Is gUort-liere-
wlth:
"When tho fathers of the republic
established this soveiTment of by
mul for tho people t'wy did not have
full faith In tho ability of the miiMes
to rule. The piovKloiiM lu the con-
gtltutlon tor Ibe clcclliiu of president
by the electoral .oIIiko and the elec-
tion of senators ly the stnte legisla-
tures nh'ttdnntly nroves tint.
"The people nic however learning
a good many things about govern
inent. By me'ins of partv nominu-
iloiis oir presidents aio now practl-
ally e1.eted by "ho direct vote and
In sonic of th dt.iUs Tutted Statos
onutoi-j are now named by pirty con-
ventions and the membp-s jf the legis
POWDER
Tartar-Costrshftr
lEAOEli tiOTHWlg'."' OKUL ' ' TH&RSbAY MAYjfr 190?S
" . ' ' i ' i i I ' i 1. I i y-
latures simply record tfio decrco of
lhg party contentions.
''In many tf Mh states pponlo 'aro
now talking about the" Initiative and
n.yeroadum.l)y which means thoy
hojie tu't;xor6ine a" more direct Influ-
ence on legislation. Tim constitution
submitted (o tho neoplo of Oklahoma
by the Denfoertt'o Majority has nn
initiative una referendum cUvuso and
It Is meeting with earnest opposition
as If it wore at enmity with tho aplrit
of our free government
"Tho paltlcnlar clause lu tho Okla-
homa constitution to which objection
Is urged Is said to r-avo been taken
from tho constitution of tho stnto of
Oregon. Senator C. Fulton of
Oregon who h a Ropuhtlcan has this
to shy about the law lit die North
merjcan Review :
"Dining tho short period of time in
Which tho Initiative and rflercndunf
amendment has been i pail of our
constitution tho people have mani-
fested n very lively disposition (o ox-
vrclse their power thereunder. They
have however evidenced a conserva-
tism and dlsuTlmtnal g Judgment
both In legislating nnd in reviewing
'he work of tho legislature which
denuuntrnto that such powers may bo
vested In them with perfect safety to
nil interests. Aside from tho direct
primary law tho most Impoitant en-
actment under (he Initiative Is tlio
Io.nl option law vhich was proposed
by petition and ppprovod by a largo
majority of votes cast thereon and
'horoby becamo a law. Tho gcnornl
appropriation jblll ennctel by tho legis-
lature at tho January session In 1903
was. by potltlon held np under the
referendum nnd referred to ' tho
voters and passed on by thc.m at tho
Jr.no election In 190fi. By a very de-
cisive majority the nctlon of tha
loctalntitre was nnnroved. So fur
thoro has been no nttompt to enacf
unrnial or oxtionio legislation on any
subject tinder tho Initiative On the
contrary " our oxporlonce thus far
lends to ftdlcnto thut as legislators
the people ari? fully as conservative
and consldorato of private nnd cor-
potato rights a aro their represents-
'Ives In legislative assemblies."
Don't lot tho baby suffer from
eczema sores or any itcning oe tno
skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant
rollof cures (ptlgkly. Porfectly safo;
lor ciiuurgu. ah druggists sen u.
oooooooooooooooo
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O PRESS COMMENT. O
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OOOOOOOOOOOGOOOO
That lho "old gang" that has so
long dominated Oklahoma and Indian
Territory will not glvo up their pros-
ugo wiiiioui a oying strugglo waa
in iiiuiiuuhl'u in vKiuuoma uity
yesterday. Tlio partv leaders or the
RtVubllcan party wore thorc. Thcx
would deroat" statehood thoy would.
want to contlntio their domination .-f
conspiracy Infamous In conception and
the people bo d inucd Is tho spirit
behind the ' "old gang." Ardmoro
Democrat.
Wo havo rrosh moatfl dally. Wo do
our own killing. Our products aro
clean. Homdl1 bacon and sausage. J
W. Frazier ML'itt Market.
CRACK HQRSES RACE
FOR PURSE OF $10000
(By Associated Press.)
New York. .May J). Tho magn 11-
cent race traj?Ji at Boliucut park
nover looked better than i. aid thH
moriing nn tho ouoning of tho spritK
mooting of the Wostcbos'cr Racing
ussocintion. Everything pointed to ;i
good day for tho rich 3-year old stakr
tho .Metropolitan Handicap All . t
tho horses engaged in the raco. and
there tire more than a scoiv ot thoui.
were out for oxcrclso in tho car'
morilng hours anil woro watched lv
a big throng trying to get ;t lino on
tho oosaiblo Vifiucf'of tho big racy.
By 10 o'clock all tho candidates luid
had their gallops and were in their
comfortablo box stalls to await tno
event that should mako their owne
rirher bv nioro than $100U'.'.
The Jlold that will face lho atartor
t i tho big raco Is nn excellent one.
Accountant la best thought of by tho
hniidJcapper who has nllote I him ISC
pounds whih Is top wotuht. Tho
Picket Is ten pounds bettor off and
Wnter Tight has stilt one found lo'-i
to carry. Nymph Brokdale Orapp'o
Pulsus Kurokl'1 mid Zambesi aro
among the entries.
TEMPORARY OFFICERS
FOR NEW COUNTIES
Ja kwm cuimty-
-J. U. PhlUIpsJ J.
E. G. Walcott;
R McMah.iu and
citric D. J Kirby.
Brvan i'ountv-A. L. Lovornuce (
W Ellis. H- N. Lindsyo; Clork G. F.
Deck
Adair county-R. 1 Sellers Frank
Howard. J jr. pontionburg; Clerk R.
H Couch of WCstvllIo.
Mayes comity J W. S. Kinner
William Tell pf WV Cratchflold; clerk
C C. Harkey. r.
Mcdaln county WHoy Harrison J.'
E. G'bbons. H S Broaddusj clork
A C Tmoblood
MuBkogeo coun---J. B. AVyanJS
A JI Coren. E. E. Green; clork Otia
Spauldlng.
Pituhurg couuto--nJ. l. Connors.
Canadian. II. B llomloy Kiowa; I'.
S. Lester. Sonth MftAlcstor; Clork C.
W Mocks. South McAIestor.
Roger Mills . cownty WlJUam
Brooks. J V West H. B. Df(woy;
clerk J H. Osborne.
Pontotoc coutvt'-T. J. Chambless.
Ada  J Barton Ada; T. J. Denton
Stonewall clerk Sam McClu-ro. Rorf.
Stminolo county M. J- Cox Kona-
wa. T. IJ McBridc Tidmoro; J. W-
Tucker. Wewbka: clerk R. H Mc-
Corndck AVewolui
Rogers county. R JCondallv Choi-
se J. FarmerMCMlinsvjllei Hugh
clerk Kdgar Ah-
dcrsoti.
IKJ
gcquoyah Cownty 8. O. Harrb
NMyiio Bonhant U h iiragg; clerk
Edgar 13. Stephenson
Stephens tounty-l.. Wade R. L.
March It. II. Hjllory; clerk A. B.
Ferguson.
Tulsa county John Hatcher Pear-
ley; K. V. Alownrd Tulsa; Clarencb
Whltoi Fry; cldrk John Ivramor
Tiuisa.
Carter county Robert Sclvally
Clinton O. Bunii William F. Bowman;
clerk M. L. Alexander Ardmore.
Okfuskee county J. U. Mordrldgo
Wktlty; W. J. Lawrence Okcniah;
Bentou Lovolady; clerk W. W. Har-
per "Wcleetka. tttr
Kills county-G. W. Sharp.fE.!.
Bqum J. It. Duncan; clerk ueorgo
Southcrs.
Delaware county O. W. Kllltiiu T).
N. Washburn John BuchnnanJ clerk
Gcorgo A. Cox.
Harper county Charles Holler
Yelllon; Wllllnm Simmons Belalro:
R. IJ. Daley Palace; clork W. II.
Miller Buffalo.
Grady countyJames Myers C. f.
Greer S. C. Blakoley; clerk L. A.
Saunders.
Jelforson county A. McCrory C. A.
McBrlan T. N. Pollorsouj clork W.
F. Guest.
Latlmor county Joint T. Dial J. II
Howard R. L. Roagoit; clork Jamou
Blacken.
McOurtaln coiimty J. W. Costlllo
W. A. Coleman G. G. Merry; clerk
Duncan 11. Nash.
MHnlosh county J C. Smock
"jfaulu; R. O. Burton Mollotte; B. F.
Fields Choctaw; clork Lattlo Ogden
Toxana.
Hughes county Lloyd Thomas
Holdeuvillo; A. Z. McCpurroy Pharo;
W. W. Burnett Allen; clork J. 1.
Atkins.
Nowata county A. York Coffey-
villo Kns.; VllMam F. MoAdams. No-
wata; Clarence King LOnapah; clork
B. J. Scovlllo.
Okmulgco countyBuckley Morgan
Hcnryetta; Ed Mooro Okmulgco; W.
F. Gorkle Beggs;. clerk Joe Trent
Okmulgee.
Osage county G. E. Tinker Alfred
Brown E. W. Hickman; clork W. E.
Scales.
Ottawa romnty William Mays W.
W. Dobson G. G. Jainet: clork C. B.
jamps. . ((  j-i. ( . 
Washington cquutyHT. E Green A.
E. Cravcr I. L. Groon; clerk W. H.
Aspinol.
Marshall county Homer Moss
David Riussoll Barlow Roborts; clerk
J. W. McDuffy.
Bcckhnm county Frank Wllllnmn
F. M. Biles O. II. Ward; clerk T. T.
Wagoner.
Choctaw conmty J. 11. Armstrong
J. L. Wollbanks W. W. Wilcox;
clerk R. Z. Cozad.
Creek county John Egr.n Henry
PIglO. John Slmniops; clerk John
Hum'phrey.' 't v ( -.
Tillman county-'bJRGllIoside
Manltou; John II. Mount's' '6f-Frederick;
Charles Rossam MantlUu;
flerk T. W. James of Frederick.
Johnston county Charles Stephens
Tishomingo; W. W. Brogdon. of Bel-
tIon;-.El Joncsiot iMaunHvillo;  clerk.
Henry Person of Tishomingo.
Coal county W. F. Weaver of Owl;
George Hodges Patrick Hurley of
Midway; clork T. S. Hllburn of
Oconse.
. Lovo county Luthpr 15. Smith J.
W. Owen P. C. Splllors; clerk y. IJ.
Conrad.
Atoha county M. R. Winters J. D.
Longford P R. Hall; clerk Barter
Taylor.
Murray county 55. T. Mosoloy. Roy
C. Oates T. W. Ingalls; clerk W. C
Morgnu.
Alfalfa county C. I. Ovorstreot C.
II. Chiming. C. II. Dalsell; clerk M.
U. Mansllold.
Major county Charles Bowman J.
C. Major. L. J. Corwln; clerk Charles
IJ. I'owoll.
Texas county J. 1. Steele J. II.
Harris. T. F. Branstatter; clork N. F.
Brown.
Craig county T. G. Montgomery
V. A. Kenlnson Edward Shannhan;
clork David Hill.
Lafloro county R L. Kldd B. C.
Ames John J. Thomau; clork p. C.
Bulger. . .
Cimarion county violin W. Tanuor
Thomas Richmond. I. D Campbell;
clerk G. W. Hubbard.
Husjkoll county 11. A. Bonliam W-
B. Fears Thomas J Klllobrow; cK k
The roma't.dor of the olcctlon ir-
dtnance was brought In yestprday oy
the commlttoo having its preparation
In charge. Thursday's report includ-
ed only the ordinance proper while
tlio part roported yesterday contained
tho boundaries of all of tho municipal
townships bjhI commissioner districts
in the now countios. and tho nauioa of
tho temporary commlshlonors and
clerks. Those officials ns named In
the ordinance are;
Chorokcc county I C Woodson J.
D. Qitiinn Leonldaa Dodson; clork J.
T. Cunningham.
Wagoner county O. II. Hopling
C ccn Ciarctttore;
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SPRAY YOUR FRUIT TREES
Fruit aud Truck Growers can increase their crops aud get BETTER
and LARGER FRUIT by spraying with
Swift's
fir
Superior:) anything yet discovered. We have it in aify amount.
Coper Sulphate. Lime and Paris Green
EDW. NICHOLS
MKMt.-WMtmi
GOOD GOODS
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MAKE OUR OWN PRICES. "We
low the drug trust of Guthrie
to mulce them for us
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We are Making Special Run 6Ti
Wall Paper and Paints
WcJPnyNo Rent No Interest and Take all Discounts
so there is uo reason why we cannot Bc'll you
goods for less money than the oilier fellow
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tablish a closer rejaljonfjbe-
twee'n yoti and yoilt' busitiesf.
We invite you to start a
checking account with us. You
will iiml that linauciul matters
will run more smoothly when
you have a complete record oL
your busiuess transactions.
Pay your obligations by check
We solicit both large and
small accouuts -each receives
the same carclul attention.
Safety deposit boxes for tent
OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
I. B. LEVY President.
G. I GILBERT Cashier."
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SpaWniau J. T Planton; clsrk
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'linger1 or- 15'uffer' a cut bruise.' burn or
ijcald. 1J prepared. Dr. 'Thrtmaa'
Electric Oil Jnstnntly relieves the palp
ijulckly corns the wouud.'
.Towel gasoline stovea are absolutely
pate. Thoy are the moat economical
In tho ttm of gasoline. All sizes aud
kliuiH at Day Urns.
Have you sprung a leak in your
lath mom' Aro you requiring plumb-
lir repair? Call WO'. Powers' ut
118 I2aat Oklahoma aud get relief.
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trade is large which enables us
at all times to have good fresh
goods. We want your trade.
Please ordr earJy
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Phones 1U2 and 374
300 nairs Chlhirens' anil MTsecs
' Sl.rcs. one-half prlct Robinson'a.
for tho genuine celebrated Lincoln
Paint call up tho Arkan&rj? Lumbor
Go. Now l tl)u tlmo to paint.
Senators Pestpono Visit
Gcojgo A. Oatcalt afcelstant United
Statos dlatrlct attomoy In chnrgo of
tho Investigation of alleged ICIckapoo
.land frauds received word today that
tin visit or tlio senate JiHcBtlgatlng
committee composed ut Soifatora Cur-
tla. Teller end Warner which was to
vlait Oklahoma and Mexico to look
Into Klekapoo matters and lho charges
which havo been made on both Bides
had been postponed iintll fall
It had been expected that the com-
mittee wo. Id visit Oklahoma eoiiio
time this spring.
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