The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 8, Ed. 1, Wednesday, November 13, 1907 Page: 2 of 8
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THE LEADgn QUTHniE OKLA. VE DNESDaS. N OV EM8E R J3.JT907.-"'
i ir .! im. !- i i ii - - -
tfAfcE TWO.
INDIAN
MAIDENS'
10ICE
i .
INTER COMPACT TO MAR
RV ONLY WltHT.
MFN
! "
AND
HAVE LMDS GALORE
Triflers and Ne'er-Do-Wells
Will Receive No En-
couragcment.
Knhl Oklu.. Nov. 13-' To marry
-nly white ni?i." Is 'he basis ot a
impact: .-rnwtrj a ni:mb of Chlck-.i-h'.t
niinn cirls. who ha-c ''' a
olemn on (ii to that effect Munv re-
plies haVe li- ii iceeived Inn 'hex do
..'i nUK with Hie Kills uppinxlil.
i'iti la tin copv of a loiter the ulrlH
I-- published in nil' ol their local
i ipers In ill.- Chickasaw mil ion -
Wo tlic l'i Ivc girls wlios names
. .-. signed to this letter aie members
I 'lie Chicka-taw Indian tube I ndei
. ici'i-nt act ni congress i lmi been
. Moled good fauns in Hit Chickasaw
n ctinll. We haXe been eilainted in the
. ouiuuon branches unci in household
xoik and domestic econonij an well.
We tclw girls whote nanus aio
igned to this letter havi- banded to-
a tuor and promise each other and
I'l-omlse each other to mum only
whlt won. We wish to iiiuirx worthy
iien and only those whd will he eon-
itnt to live on one propei lb and de-
velop tliem Tor thai reason we are
'ending this letter to the st-deius ot
.uuicultural colleges.
Onr lands are rich and fertile and
under proper management will bc-
com valuable properties. Ate for
itirsolvea. e have been an well
unified an. pe'hups bettM than the
average white girl in those eisentlals
1 1. at go to i hi' making ot good wives
and housekeep.'ts."
The Chiokasaw glrlsdo not chew
nm or wear picture IihIh. or buy
' olor made siiils or mil iii a war l
a hoop foi a restaurant and $.'. woiiti I
ii larelut mid tiininiiii"s after the
liie.itre. .N'-llllCl do tllov .It lip
MghtK Vtoirviiip about gixilli: a hlgi'.ei
inly than xoung Mrs Yoiiiii;-.lau
U ho-Hajs Buiitothc.Uatllc.-iial.o.
Many cideliasaw fuuiile s muni
ilnlr wealth up in sl Denies- anil
...ine ol thi :iil. who liav. riiii'l
i he letter in tile ngrifuliui.il m hools
lie Wot Hi hut faOII.OlMl hcsiil
uovornniein lands and the
they will neipuie by luluie
: llieir
liione)
inlier
j.mce.
A mail Who ho.vrs t) I'liuliasint
h ill want huahaiids and who flunks
li Is going out Into the wilderness
It llOIIfO Millie IIUKUSlicctillg :.iaaw
ut of lier i nee and bead.s. bad best
I-main at home. The fhika.savv
i ttlterg have put away ilu- totiiahawk.
lut tboy wear ery ieav oowliiile
i.'otH with thick soles and the Miceehx
' the 'arli. It- PtotuiaJI team kIihws
I ow bard it In
ixillsed Indian
pobnlble lni a
to kick if lie
liiubh
wants
rtut a young man wlm can hluti u
niow In the face ami make it behave
and who known bow to make a com-
tietd gettle down and kcI bnx who
an coax a wild siiorilnt: threMhiio;
inachlne to collie Up anil eat out of
I.)' baud thebe are tile men Mint can
"o down Into the Clilclw.ihaw natiiiii
and bo loeeived at the di i-oi bj the
nickaiiuw Silvei Coin.) band and
march In triuninll to I hi chinch wlc-i'.
Hi. Rev. Mr. Ssllxui- Banh T i.it Kln-h
Al.ove-tlic Stoim (loud ia.- iln Mil
i mil Wfids that liiake txwi l.nid heaiis
1 ;..py. All ultoard!
Intultad.
Eph "vVbat x-er d unttah vlf Sal
an' dat tirugglutv Rufu win. -be
wanted aoraa coiapextou powder an'
be gib her powderad charcoal. I llu
tiata Bits.
KuppefH kill more than tbe ktreatest
AoetOM avr cured. Scotch i'loxerb.
BSSSSsTvH BSSSSsBBSSSstt BsH fsSsYW JH fif
CREAM
BaKlng Powder
With least labor and trouble It
iiajccs hot-broads biscuit and cake
ot finest flavor light sweet appe-
Urttf digestible and wholesome.
Greatest AM io Cookery
ml m
ID
BlfFORQlTICll
Five Children SutTered WiUi Fearful
Skin Troubles-One Little Girl1
Eyesight Was Endangered A
Grateflil Woman Writes of
FV KRFECfCteEft
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
"rutjrura Rom' aavml my trt
children. My hMH flrl'a fare VMM no
(tiveret! yth norm tbat islio ootild Hot
b iit.n lTti.itinht. at one tlm that her
cywirlit w. &or for lttol. After
two il.M-ti.rv nn-l faded to do hr any
Kor.t a ftn-n.1 jhHl ine to try the C'uti-
curo l( uieH-;. 1 did and in two or
thi"- ita w- could we a Rreat oiiange
and in four wcek Khe vim weH and her
f-' na simxitli and hail cured iikly.
Hh'- bad licn-n stire for three tnonthx o
tint 'b.' eimiJ not re ; nlffbt or dnv.
Mv little ix.y won not" nil ov.r. Hue
licnd was n polld wob. VirM we triced a
fl(.itir -.ho did him t. ('""I but the
fif-t i line 1 batheci nu ...lis bend ..nil
("iiiuiirft Sai and nul t'iil..un Dint
n 'it on
. t . . . .
it he mBf . tM't. t ai iiirih
and the n
nnirli bete
W-ll. I .-
Cuticurn
"net bis -a. n.
-. vi I'm lie was
tii !!'. t. . l'ie
f I baii not i. d
have di.si My
them inv
little w ter . .'i- :i
mrf face. 1 tld ray
. bad a terrioly
'ibo
rnotlier of
rutictira Rernedifs. She used tlM-m
nd the childV face in Rot. well after
the tiest doetorn bad fade '. Pearl
I) ued Cutioura Hoap Ointment
and Pills for wore On her Ixic'.y and TajBe
and little Ptnkey K - bail a or
bead. Her ioctlier iw.il Cutiotfra Soap
and llintment on it and hIic way noon
well. Mm. Mary IlickK .Sutherland
Dinwiddie Co. fa Apr. 16 1U07."
ECZEMA ON FACE
Cured by the CtitJctirn Remedies
"I had eraina in very bad form all
over my face for the HL-t. four months.
VliyRkiaiiM in iieveral townn prescribed
f..r it without gilng nie any renulta
but. four weekf ugt I conirneneed Udlnf
the Cuticura Remedien conrtiHtlng of
one cake if Cutknira S ip one bottle
of Cutiisira Resolvent iid two boxes
oT Cuticura Ointment ai. i to-day I am
perfeetlv v.. Nettie Ji. 'ton Hidge-
wav lciwa Mar. t liio"."
Cu.tniri itoon cjSr I tt canv Uio Wihi. Ontlnm
I
ii.t'-.n' -jv iu iirai tiic num. ui ci.orura
'.. illh ' cut In Ok- form irf CbntsilkV- Huttcsl
-'. . icr mm) o( CICIi to Putitv the nioml. are
?i 'i.m.ieti.stt Ow wnrlil riiittr Urn 4t Clem.
:; . f"- lrop.. Bum.u. Mam
-Mitfld Fret. CWMtuta Book aa SUD nmi.
WARRANTS SWORN OUT'
FOR MISSING CASHIER
Sp i lal to Dally lcad'K .
I.autoti. ouia. No t"--""Ta1 Lloycl
iiimi1"iii of i ho l.iiwion ice conipuny
whit b had on dcu.aoi $i:'.itoo in tli-'
d.-lui:i- Mi'Klianl.i end I'lalitero bank
todav ll: oiu a aii.ni' for the ur-
n I . .I It II Ilaiiki . :'.' abscouditiK
cin-hiei. tiiainiMK I! iu with re-
c.inn il.'l'if.iiH kinuiiiK the bank
In I. iiisnlwni
I'll I. oiiipiiuv bus offered a re
M..r. ..I .n lor itaiikiu'H appielien
men and i- iliT.il"-; tin depositor to
H HI'. ui li'iVt'l'UO' I'lalit. to uffei a
.ee -d.
I' i I. 'a. i lei tod..' thai .1 Ilarvev
I ' n Ii i dliiii o( Hi' Oklahoma I'iiIou
M. n; i wIiohi mi-i-i li id notC'h fi.:
ii'i v it. loitiid aiimnn lb. u.sM'ts
nl i In i. .ink disci. inn: I he paper and
il'iin- 'ai he iii mi ohiaimd a
..i no I i Ii '. iiuiniinl.
'.iii.'.l the vvh lealMiiiiK if i'simIi.
. i K. mi in has bin iliwm i red.
Hradacbtr. and Neuralgia From Colds.
I. AX VI IVI-I H1IOMO tjiiiiiine. the
vnoiI'I wide Cold and tirip rcim dv remove-
i-a.i.-c Call fot i;ill nam. Ixjok
In.' ir'iiatcire K. W. tiroxe. ;.e
Allied Aider iiiiunid this niorniiiK
I I Sfr til Mc!i.Mcr Xliieie In; ma-
nniiiiu. a piclme -h.nx . lie will bo a
n i her ot XI in met m. inn's orchestra.
Why is Sugar Sweet?
If ucai did not dirs.ilxe iu Mio mouth
xi.ii v... id not i.i.ie tlie sweet.
liKv)-. K ; TAtH KI.KSS emu
TUMI' i- a. iilroni- a.-. I tie strougoat
l.uti i ionic bat do not lasto the bit-
ie: in i iii-o the iiiniedi'.i'i-s do not
ii. -"iw- iii i ne nioiitii but do dissolve
l.aih!. in Hie acids of the HlolUllcb.
I iii i ' i ood tor tjroxvu People aa
fm ' ii.ti.n iiie Kii-ki and Original
Ta.' i. "lull Toule. The KUuidard
fur :io yeais. Wkv
New Company Will Drill.
'I he 111 -.1 i Ok 1 1.11 inei'lillU of tllO
in iiililri (oiiipany will be held this
x iiini; mi lb -ir new Ii aihiiiaitera Id
Odd KeibM hull on Cast Harrison
avium The uniform) and guiiH woro
m cured ut the armory today for tho
mm .ti'll A full uttendai.-o of the
nil udii i . i xpecU'd. The meetUlK
I e..l. d tor v i clock.
i
REVIEWS
I.' VJU lCC
B00TH
t$wp i
i-nid aiuaiaiy is ac.ajn
IDI-NTri-HiD AS LIN-
COLN'S SLAY KU
MUSKOGEB CITIZEN
BREAKS; INTO PRINT
Declaring That fVlurdcrer
Successfully Eluded Gov-
ernment Pursuers.
That the mummy in an undertaking
establishment at Rnld where it was
placed on exhibition four years ago
Ik none other than the ahrlveled re-
mains of John Wilkes Month the as-
Rassin of Praldent Lincoln is the
claim of Oscar Taylor of Muakogee
the last person to give credence to
the claim. Jn telling of Taylor's con-
nection with I tooth a Phoenix re-
porter gives this graphic description :
"Oscar see that man over there;
that's John Wilkes Hootb the man
who killed President Lincoln.''
An old Confederate officer ayoke to
a 15-year old bov. The lobhs- of
Memphis' finest hotel was filled with
men In uniform. In the corn r In a
big armchair sat a man who was
more than strikingly handsome. Mis
hair war black and hla carefully
trimmed monstuclie was of the same
color. A cane lay across hia knees.
It waa to that man that the lad's
eyes returned.
"That's John Wilkfm Booth." tbe
Cor federate officer replied. "Never
tell that you know he Is alive." The
m wi sitting in the chair aroa0 and
limped across the floor. "It's hla
ankle" whispered the old soldier.
The ankle he hurt when he lept from
Prealndont Liucot'g box upon tbe
stage.'
That was In the year of 1S72. Oscar
Taylor Is now 50 years of une but
he has never forgotten the face of
tbe striking man of the niv.-n hair
nor the words that his uncle said
today Oscar Taylor is a lumber deal-
er In Mnakogee.
It waa In the days that followed
the fearful clxil war when iht. South
waH bitter towarda the North and be-
fore in the words or Mr Ta.v lor. the
Southern people had come to "know
the value of Presideul Lincoln and
hud learned that be was the greatest
man the earth hud ever known"
Oscar Tax loi'.s fattier and bin uncle
were officer in FoireM'a cavalry
proclaimed by history as one of Iln
bravest troops that xunv the may
Oscar Ta lor was a line and loval
confederate Many km w ih.u Itooth
was alive and niaiiv shielded hl"i
Through a Mi Hatch who hastened to
the South When tbe real John Wilkes
Itooth committed suicide people of
i he Houtli sent the slayer of nation's
president aid and money.
Today Oscar Taylor is a loial cU-
Uen of tbe lUilted State. H. baa
learned tbe worth of Lincoln and tbe
coar.!!' of lliioth. No longer ho
iciiaiils the Here of John Vllken
itooth a Kiicred trust. Mr. Taylor
est. riiay told this story to a uewa-
paper man of tho Phoenix.
"It was a tramp who was burned
and shot In that barn as John Wilkes
itooth. The government knew a mis-
take bad been made but that the Mtir
and trouble might aubaidc they unlet-
Iv burled tho man an John Wilkes
Itooth. Itooth was k'Klly dead us f'r
aa the United Statea was concerned.
Throughout the Houth he might have
proclaimed himself from the house-
tops as the slayer of PivsledtU iwin-
coln be would be wife.
"After tile crime Booth crossed the
river and fled to the mountains of
TetincHHoe. ror aeven years he re
mained in hiding. I doubt the story
of the vaudeville act'osa that Itooth
ever went into a Hewauee laundry to
select bla bride. He was one of tbe
moat dashing and entrancing nen of
tbe South and he could hav won
the baud of hundreds of belles
throiiKht Dixie. 1 read the same story
that u ii nea red hi an evening paper a
month or two ago. and ai the time I
doubled much of Its contents.
"I tell you that people throughout
the Houth knev- that the slayer ot
President Lincoln lived. Rev. Robert
Croler. in bis book "The Bloody
Junto. ' in which ue dealt of tbe plot
to murder the highest officials of the
natkm told of John WUkea Booth's
flight across the river into Tennessee.
Croiler xxas a man of truth. He was
one of tlu tii-fet to rcxtttl the secret.
"It was luhu Vllk"s Itooth who sui-
cided in El Reno. Oklahoma and to
who hide Mrs Hates aped with the
dead mu'i'h will and papers. The
actress who claims to lie his daughter
might be but 1 doubt her atorj ."
Business Hour In Honolulu.
RuHlihsa manners In Honolulu lack
the strain and Hurry of tbe lui.liilatitl
city. The hard white noxious Chicago
face no man wears here. The dodging
aud burryioc to go around tbe inau It.
frout are Hevr seen. Tba accent of life
U on men uot money or u.iu-hiuos.
There Is not much doing before 10
o'clock and at 4 the safes are locked.
tba dunks are shut and the uieu xxho
do things are off for a rldo or a svx lni
or a game of tennis. Here a man dot a
hla bUiluiiM. ChlcoKO News
Starvation Sits
at Loaded Tables
Ybtt Cart La0 a Dyopc to ths
Table Out You Cannot Make Him
F.rt.
There eemeg n t'm in the Mvea of
a great many men and women when
even a air lion t' :'k ceaxer to '-'
lioetry. It bWonus i inntest. The
appetite become- ntl.il and fictfiil.
Notblng on the bi'l ol fan- can coav
it.
The appetite it time an 1 vet it
isn't.
Thla makea eating a mere matter of
riiftphlnery the mouth doesn't water.
The stomach has lien woiked over-
llroe. and the bod- and the bialn aro
paying the pnalt .
There are thousands of people In
every station of life who are walklnr
;3Fiaiwsc'' "gg?
What If a Man Gains the Whole World
and Loses His Apprtrlef
tba earth today with dyspeptic stom-
achs. They wear a dejected forlorn
appearance their energy Is at zero
nothing interests them and they in
tereet no one their faces are shrunk
their nerves are wilted and their
shoulders sag.
Bverythliy on the table mav look
delicious but nothing will be tempt-
ing. That's one sure sign of dyspep-
sia. If .you have ever felthloated after
eating and Imagined it was your food
that filled you; if you have felt your
food ile "like a lump of lead" on yon.-
stomach; If you have had a bad. sour
breath difflcoltx n l.tvathinn after a
meal suffc'icd fnmi i ui'iaiions burn-
lung sensations In arll.uni. luash or
gas on the stomach I lake up yoili"
mind you have dvs.e.:da And the
chances are yon liaxo had ii a. long
time.
Your stomach i overxxoikeij abused
fagged out. Th sastilc and diKoatlve
juices are weak the muscles of the
stomach are Jaded and the whole
business n e.e- --xv life It needs
aometbim; xvhic'i will take hold of the
food as it com. - in and do the digest-
ing and Ie v" -innii'rli take a rest.
Stita.t's llxt.i" lsia Tablets do that
very thin;. Tin x cou'ain a tllOi.
power! nl inj;n .In r i which helps tbe
Htomacli in iln mocess i f diKetlon
cures dxspep-la sour stomach. Indi-
gestion heartlnn ii nidations acidity
or femi.'iii.dioi The in igoiate the
siomacb mere i . ilie flow of gastric
Juice and do mo-Uurds ot what nP
siomach w mill1 ii.ivo io do without
them. That i;i. i In- siomach some
rest unci a banc io : i riuh) again.
You Will Ii I the i I. nice first In
your miii'i and leaM and ibrn over
jour whoi tiodv Sou II ie. rosy and
i-wcet. Thin' the ol.). ii You can
l-'ot these fficlixe Mill iitbli'la almost
anj where on ..nil) toi 'a'c a package.
Send iu xniii iiaiii.. ml address to-
dax and w . ill at om . s.m you hy
return in ul a samp!.' p.n kage free.
dilres 1' Sniail Co l"( Stuart
llhlK Mil h ill Midi
SHAWNEE TO SEND'
Special Io lnllv Ijeader.
Shawnee Okla. Nov 1.1. I'nfurl-
lug her banners to I lie winds. Shaw-
nee will figuratively take possession
of the state capital on the lfith. nxt
Saturday the date of the lnuuguralon.
At that time the special which will
go from this city will earrv groat.
numbers of Shawneeltes who will at-
tend the occasion and sta'l the initial
move in tbe candidacy of Shawnee
for the future capital of the n ' state.
(iiithrle will be taken by storm aud
he foroht city will apRtu- iu her nile
as an aspirant for cap! I a I honors.
Company C tho local militia com-
pany will b. there as will be the
band or bands which ever It nu-v be.
It will be the largest represent at Inn
present from any community in the
new state.
Tlie business interests and others
of the cUlEi-iis will be on bund to add
to tho celebration A movement is
on baud for the employes of the
Rock Island shops to attend In a
body providing they can get off on
that day which la new believed to be
probable. A similar movement Is on
among the otreh labor organizations.
Arrangements are progressing rap-
Idly and Ui Ids Is 1h"b well re-
ceived In al quarters. Bhewnee Is to
make her grand showing and make
her initial bow Io the people of the
new state preliminary to asking for
capital honors.
A HAPPY
HOME
Is one where health abounds.
With Impure blood there can-
not bo good health.
With a disordered LIVERthere
cannot be good blood.
revivify thetorpld LIVER andrcstoro
Its natural action.
A healthy LIVER meana pure
Pure blood moans health.
Health means happiness.
Take no Substitute Ail Druggists.
fir 5ft
T ? 'B II
SOME '
f-iXES TO
- hri
ILWTinST XIIINr." DI--
AI ANUS UPON LEais-
LATURK
SPECIAL INTERESTS
WILL HAVE LOBBIES
Indications TliaCJim Crow"
Measure Will be Push-
ed Through;
The first state legislature of Okla-
homa which will co.ivone here Decem-
fcei 2. and will probably be In session
six months will most Importnni.
The constitution adopted last . -inter
contains over fifty provisions that are
to be put Into effect by the legislature'
eltlier by providing lor the enfo.C'-
ment of sections of the constitution
or the creation of new laws.
F.'lly half of these are mad" manda-
tory tpm the legislature to e:ia:t.
whllf the constitution stipnlates that
the others may ! ennctod. The first
Oklahoma legislature rcust perfect tbe
picri.i) olfawo great territories Into
one state. Indian Territory bss neve;'
had a local form of government whil?
conditions' op t.ie Oklahoma side hav"
beeu entirely different as the u.-nnl
form of territorial goveraiipr.t has
been In force tor er-veial years.
In addition to this the legislature
must meet the demands of the many
statewide organization.
Aiuo.ig the 'irni hills that will come
befoie the legislature will be a "Jim
crow" provision. S eh a section was
killed In the co.tstituti-.iial convention
thro.gh toe effort of C. N Haskell
and others who contended that Its In-
corporation In the constitution wouM
e lJangrr st:tohocid. Republicans
chars -d that tne proposition was kill-
ed to be reserved for an Issue in the
state campaign and predi ted that the
Democrats In the first legislature
would again find an exe-se to kill (he
measure and reserve it for still an-
olhei campaign pledge.
Capital Location.
Tho fnr! remains that at leest two
of tiie state senators-elect Clint Ora-
ham of Marietta and Koy Staffo-d of
Oklahoma City have promiod to in-
iiod.ice a Jim crow measure at the
v.-ry openlog of the legislature and to
ir.ake Lie fluht of liielr lives for a law
u palatini? the white au.l negro races
in tallxvay coaches and wailbts rooms.
It is predicted iu some quarters that
the legislature will not only adopt a
jim crow law but will dee-Ure U an
emergency so thnt it may go Into ef-
fect Immediately iijkh passage.
The negroes of Oklahoma fearing
such a t'ou have rougbt tho constitu-
tion and sent a delegation to Wash-
i.igtou to protest against the appro-
val by tlie president. It Is also fear-
ed by negroes that the legislature
will pass a law practically disfran-
chising thorn Ih done la some parts
of the South.
Labor's Strong Demands.
Aspiiant for capital location other
than M'i'tiirle will maintslu that con-
gress cannot Imp e a. condition up-
on a prop' i'd state wli'"'i will be
bin.U.'ig upon Its people ati-r admis-
sion tnd UMin this contention will
iiaxo bills introduced providing for lo-
cal. a either by the legislature or by
vie of the peopl at the next general
lection tti'hilo on the other hand
is expected tc back measures to ap
propriate n sum of money for tetnpo.'-
aij capital l.uildi igs. the real purport
ol which xv'. I p.obnbly ! disguised as
nm h as postiibl An appropriation
for pub!.c liulldiiigs in fiuthrie would
help tba city land the permanent lo-
cation in the minds of some. The
aspirants for the capital before the
coming legislature will be Guthrie
Shawn e Okblioiua City and Kl Rouo.
I). T. Fields chairman of the joint
Kgiiilailve board of the territorial fed-
eration oi lalxor anuoinces that he
will ipeu headquarters at Outlirie
and that labor will make some import-
ant deiiv nds of the flrM leKlslature
chief amoinX them that convict labor
in the new state lie used only upoi
the public highways. The impression
piovails Chat the state will purchase
the segregated coal lands from Uf In-
dians and the nilm rs- do not wttui
cxuvlct laboi to compete with free la-
bor In the mines. It wOl ehto be de-
manded that nothing bat union labor
be employed on any state or public
work. Other provisions to b asked
are thJ fllow-tM'vant law tbe eight-
hour law mine inspecting provisions
and antl- Mid ltoor laws.
Union printers liaxe in mind a bill
which will require Oklahoma printing
to be done wlthl.i the st te. and given
to union shops. Th Guthrie typo-
graphical union : taking the lead In
the matter.
Prohibltionistn Active-
Professor Chailes Gould of the Ok-
lahoma university will have a bill in-
troduced providing for a system of
betiding and maintain! is good roads.
His plan is to (luxe a Lw for tho coa-
mui.tiy I'eneiim.i bx ihe road improve
liicuts to pa oiie-fo rth the stale
Km i unit in one fo nth ami the Rener-
al noxernmeit oue-hslf. Pit lessor
0uU) leUevMi that a bill ie eoegrej
to appropriate f0fl0HH to sseist the
.Whose Sayso Is Best (4
! V 1 ' l jt
"With nearly all medicines put up for sal
through druggists one
er's say-so alone and
curative value. Of cotirse such testimon
is not that of a disinterested party and ac
cordittgly is not to be
as if "vvritten from disinterested motives.
DrTrieroe's medicines howeser form
n tingle gad therefore trfctu; exception
io the above rule. Tlieir claim to the
confidence of invalids does not rest
solely upon their owners' and makers'
etty-io or braise. Their Inerediente are
matters of public knowledge being
printed on each separate bottle-wrapper.
Thus invalid sufferers are taJten
into Dr. Pierce's full confidence. Scores
of leading medical men have written
enough to All volumes in praise of tbe
curative value of the several ingredients
entering into these well-known med-
icines. In favor of Dr. Pierce's medicines is
tbe frank confiding open honest state-
ment of their full composition giving
every ingredient in plain English w itli-
out tear of successful criticism and with
confidence that tbe good sense of the
afflicted will lead them to appreciate
this honorable manner of confiding to
them wbnt they ?re taking into their
stomachs when making use of these
medicines.
WHAT THEY CURE. People often
ask "What do Dr. Pierce's two leading
medicines 'Golden Medical Discovery"
and 'Favorite Prescription ' cure?"
Briefly the answer is that "(lolden
Medical Discovery " is a most potent al
terative or blood-pnrifler and tonic or
igvigornjpr and aots especially fnvc
ably in a corsitive way upon all the
mucous lining surfacssi as of the nasal
passages throat bronchial tubes stom-
ach bowels and bladder curing a large
percentage of catarrhal cases whether
the disease affects the nasal passages
tbe throat larynx bronchia stomach
(as catarrhal dyspepsia) bowels (as
mucous diarrhea) bladder uterus or
other pelvic organs. Even in the chronic
or ulcerative stages of these affections
If. i mn.arnllv itrfaaft.l in nfTwt-;ttr
mm In (n't l.u CJr.ld.r I.Hif...l
Discovery'' is without donbt the most
succesefnl constitntional remedy for nil
forms of catarrhal diseases known to
modern medical science. In Chronic
Kasal Catarrh Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem-
edy fluid should be used for washing
and cleansing out the h.nsal passages
while taking the "Discovery" for its
blood cleansing and specific healing
effects upon tbe muoohs lininj mem-
branes. This combined local and gen-
eral treatment will cure a very lare
percentage of the worst cases of chronic
nasal catarrh no matter of how many
years' standing they may be.
As to the "Favorite Prescription" it
is advised for the cure of one class of
diseases only those weaknesses de-
rangeuiente and irregularities peculiar
to women. It if a powerful yet gently
acting invignr&tiiig tonic ami nervine.
t.tlwt in b ildiiij: good rn-uls xvill pass
c nrress iu the near future. His
n! n also is to have provision for tho
working of short term convicts on thbitate of n...ch expense
road:- and I in- creution of a state
roads depart a. ot.
The flist legislature w "i atten-
ded by a prohibition lobby '..Inch will
ask for laws to assist in the enforce-
ment of the prohibitory -clause in the
constitution. The prohibltionlsth will
be interested in molding the Ivgisl.i
lion re.n. latinii th' dispensaries which
may be established by the legislature
ruier tho constitution for the sale f
liquor for scientific and medicinal pur-
poses. A dkpeiiaary of this kind may
be established in each county and In
each to n of 2:0io inhabitants and ov-
ei. The prohibitionists will ask that
the la we regulating these dispensaries
be iron clitd so that tbe dispensary
agents may not evade the law by sel-
ling for any except medical and acini
till purposes. They will also ask for
the creatlou of an enforcement com-
mission to assist tho governor and at-
torney jjetisraHn enforcing the prohi-
bitory law.
Coal and Asphalt Land.
The new state farmers' union will
have a special committee In atten-
dance to ask the legislature for laws
benefiting '-iral districts aud to en-
force the provisions ot the const it
lion favorable to tbe farmers' inter-
ests. The union will favor the sale
ol school lands in a way equitable to
both the lesseeu and the state.
The state xterinary society has
named a legislative committee for the
pin-pose of getting needful laws regu-
lating the practice of veterinary sole i-
ee. The elite pharmacy ood dental
organizations huve also taken similar
action.
The fraternal orders will unite In
asking that pioperty of fraterbal or
P IT X H TI II BUM UHHEALTHY
9s'fik. i m iH RL isJBkjK.LsuAJH
The entire inner portiou of the body is covered with mucous membrane ;
this membranous tissue' is abuajdatltly supplied xntitli blcxxl veseeK veins
arten t ana capillaries. Ivach or these is constantlysupply in;j to tilt; tissue
0' hoiiisr Wood to nourish aud strengthen it and keep the system healthy
When the blexjd becomes infected with catarrhal matter it is not able to f ui
disk the required amount o? healthful properties but feecU the parts with
impurities which disease the membranes and ti. .nes so that Ihey btuMne
imUtcdend inflamed and Catarrh with all its disagreeable ami dangerous
symptom is established in ltytMii. There is a oonstant ringitug iu tbe
eurs.a thin watstry diachargfiroiu the nostnj s tjejhf.tb has au offensive
edori alight fever often accouipaniea t'ae disease fed gradually the entire
health becomes affected and the system upset aid cJeranged. In its earlier
stage when Catarrh i confined to the w-e and throat sprays washes
inhalations etc. are soothing and in a wiy beneficial because they aie
cleanly and usually antiseptic but s ich treatment has mo curative effect
because it doe not reach the blqod. V e urj Catarrh the blood must be pur-
ified aru tiiis is just what S. S. S does It
PURELY VEGETABLE the mucous surfaces ami linings tbe inflam
. . . . malioH and irritation AiacorretU-tl the symp
toms all disappear the health Is improved aud Catarrh is pennant at) y cured.
Bookou Catarrh and any medical advice f.ee to all w h write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA.
has to take the mak
exclusively as to their
given the same credx
ror weak worn-out over-worked tvorrfi '
en no matter wl.at has cansed tbo
break-down "Favorite Prescription"!
will be found most effective In building
nptbe strength tegulating the womanlyy
functions subduing pain and bringing;
about a healthy strong vigorous coue
ditinn of the tx bole txstem. !
Dr. Pierce believes that our American?
forests abound in most valuable medi-
cinal roots-for the cure of intst of our
obstinate and most fatal diseases if wa
would properly inx-cMipate them; and
in confirmation of thia firm conviction
be poi'ds with pride to tbe almost mar-
velous cures effected by Ins "Golden
M'-dical Discovery" which lias proxen
itself to be the most efficient stomach
tonic liver invigorator heart tonic and
regulator and blood cleanser known to
meelical science. Not less marvelous
in the unpmalleled cures it is constantly
tnakmpr of w oman's many peculiar affec-
tions xveakness and distressing derange-
ments is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preset ip-
tiou as is amrily at'. bled by thousands
of unsolicited testimonials contributed
by grateful patients who have been
cured by it of lencorrliea pain ml
periods irregularities prolapsus and
other displacements ulceration of uterus
and kindred affections often after many
other advertised medicines had fnilecf
Botli these world-famed medicines
are wholly made up from the glyceric
extracts of native medicinal loots
fnnnd in our American foiests. 'ilia
processes employed in their manu-
facture were original with Dr. 1'ieicc
and they are corriedon by skilled chem-
ists ninl" pharmacists with the aid of
apparatus and appliances specially
oesigrieu ii nu mint tor tins purpo. e.
Both medicines are entirely free fiom
alcohol and all other harmful habit-
forming drugs. What i said of their
power to cure the several diseases lor
' XX flicll til
are ndwscj may be earilv
lenrncil I iv SFiid'tig your name and
address to Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo
X. Y. lorn little booklet which he 1ms
compiled . .ntaiuing copious extracts
from numerous standard medical books
which or.- jnsulted as authorities by
pliysicians of the several schools of
practice for their guidance iu prescrib-
ing. It is kr1:k to all. A postal card
request will bring it.
Dr. Pkrce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation. Constipation is the causa
of many diseases. Cure the cause and
you oure the disease. One "Pellet" is
la gentle laxative and two a mild ca-
Uiartic. Druggists pell them and
nothing Is "hist as good." They are the
original Little Liver Pills first put up by
old Dr. Pierce over 40 years ano
Much imitated but never equaled.
They are tiny sugar-coated granules
easy to take as candy.
ganizations be exempted from taxatm i
on the grounds thru these eiders mi
their work relieve the counties of the
One ot the big proposilions will In
that of buying the coal and aephalt
lands from the Choctaw and Cliicl i-
saw Indians. These two tribes ow.i
title ti GOO.iiOo uric. or !hc1i laud
which was segregat-'d several yiv is
ago by the Dulled Slates Koveinnt-eiit
The constitutional .onxeutlon adop
ted a resolution favorin." t'-e purcha -
of these lands by the slate and a.ine .1
a commissi')!! to inv.'.tiale the value
of the lands and report to the llr-t
legislature. This commission I. a .
completed its work and It Is und.-i
sliK.-d will recommend that the slab-
purchase the vast mineral tract for
$17ft:i0oio. The Indians are willing
and anxious to sell ttu- coal lands and
the only obstacle in the way to i.
care tht cnrnenl. of the United Stale j
government in the trasaciion.
Disposal of School Fund.
Another big proposition will be to
dispose of or invest the $5tHsi.iMM
which will be placed to the credit of
the school fund of the new stat. im-
mediately upon its admission. Tin'
legislature must also decide the
method of disposing of state school
lands val-ied at fiW.dWi.noo.
One of the first tilings the legisla-
ture will lie asked to do will be Io de-
vise some means of assisting the
counties of the Indian Territory side
to stait out on a cash basis. These
equities are entirely new and will in-
herit no tuuds upon winch to start.
Iwislnebs. Tho b gislaturo will also
adopt a uniform system of blanks and'
recoids for conducting the business of
all counties of the Male.
The legislature will also be asked
(Continued on Page 3.)
SYSTEM BESM&ED
goes down into the circulation and attacks
the disease at its foundation ; it remove the
Qguse and makts theblo'l pure and health v
Then the biood vessels are fil.ed with fresh.
ntinriuiu-ilHil tvl.wwl u-hi . i'-. rnrriel to oil
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