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PAGE FOUR
THE CHANDLER NEWS-PUBLICIST
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1913
Chandler News-Publicist
Consolidation of
Chandler News
Chandler 1’ ibllclat
Bar and Fox Warrlo
Chandler l>«*mo<
rat ■
Lincoln Count\ T- leuram
Inland Printing Comptnv
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Act of Con are
as Secoml-Cll
.Established ism
. established l«9f»
. Katabllahed
. Established 1K93
. Established 1897
. Kstabllshed !»«>:*
Watered accorditu
Chandler. Okia.. as
ULAM £ BOTKIN
P. L. ULAM
L. B. NICHOLS. . .
■sg at til** PostofTlce at
hhs mall matter.
... Proprietors
......Monaqer
........Editor
sprscription pa tes
onh uoi.i.mi ri:i* h;iii----WHII'TI.1 I
T.nnk
t h»‘r**on
is something about this transaction that every-
one doesn’t understand. For months Engineer j
Wilkins had a crew of men working cn the ditch
making cross-sections. His salary and expenses,
were paid by the Deep Fork drainage district.!
vet he has placed none of the records, for which |
the money was spent, in the hands of the county
clerk of this county in whose custody these
CATARRH OF
THE PHARYNX.
Clearing out your throat every day,
all day. That is what you have been
doing for months. Possibly years. A
little mucus covers the pharynx.
If you were to go to a doctor he
records shflt’ld be. We understand the engineer would tell you that you hav phar-
.rives ;is all excuse for not placing these records yngltln. if you were to look into
in 1 Vic hands of the county clerk that he might £»
be fired it lie gate tlv lecoids 111r and O* holds] ,pranU|ar appearance of the back part
tile records out lie might he able to kef! his job ..r the throat. Pharyngitis the iloc-
Ilocalise no one can get hold of the records. Of . tor» ral1 *<• ,
c-mrse this is ridiculous but it seems to stick I SSSS
with the connt\ commi.ssion6i s and they do not i annf,yancei you are always making
make tli ■ proper effort to make him turn overj slight disturbances when seated in an
+ + + 4.4.4.4. + 4.4.4. + 4.4. + ^H.d- + *F+-F,F-i*'i* + *i- + + *F + + *F + + + *M* + + + 4.
! IN AND AROUND SPARKS l
THIS SPACE IS REGULARLY DEVOTED TO THE DOINGS \T SPARKS ANI> OF THE PEOPLE OF
THAT ENTERPRISING LITTLE CITY AND ADJACENT TERRITORY. GATHERED AND
WRITTEN BY’ “BIEL" \ ‘MIS" PARTRTLAK SNAPPY AND INTERESTING STY LE. THE
TOWN OF SPARKS Is A “COMER.” >8 >'• *•* >8
el
nt the printed label on your paper,
.how* when the subscription expires
your monev In ample time fo: 1 til. If ' ou <
broken files, ns we eon not always furnish back
Subscribers
will plenae atnt
new ad<» • ■ L
the printed lahe
■* when the subscrl
,)le tlniu for rone
we en
den it
e In
''<K the records. Every ordinary business man knows' a_'“lllenc*;
that even the books on which the engineer made
The .late
Forward
<i< lin un-
'n n not always furnish book numbers,
inn the .itblresB of their paper changed
their communication both the old and
<ONj§M(|JTUASrD>
WHAT THE CONTRACT SAYS.
The contract with the Sprankle Co. for dig-
ging the Deep Fork ditch provides that the
Sprankle Co. shall begin work in 120 days after
the signing of the contruct and that the work
shall be completed within 18 months after it is
begun. It further provides that time may he
extended for delays caused by the failure of the
railroads to transport machinery promptly,
strikes, floods, drouth, acts of God, or any other
causes beyond the control of the contractors.
There has nothing happened under the condi-
tions of this contract to justify an extension of
the time. This contract however does not con-
trol the rights of the commissioners to extend
the time because there is a specific law on the
subject and no contract can be written that con-
flicts with a statutory law' under which a con-
tract is made. The law provides that the con-
tract can be extended by the commissioners for
GOOD CAUSES, therefore it must lie good
causes no matter what the contract provides.
The facts are that there has been no good causes
for delay, there has been no floods to prevent
continuous work on the ditch, there has been no
fires to burn the boat up, or no delays caused
his figures belong to the drainage district and;
is mi no wise ti c individual property of the
engineer. If we were members of the board of!
- ,c i-nly ci minis umers we would show the public
j how easy it is to get possession of the records, j
I What excuse is there for not putting the cross-;
| sect ions on file in the county clerk’s office? None j
; whatever, except that the transaction can not he]
I checked up where there is no record and it could
; be checked up if there was a record. The j
engineer doesn’t seem to be taking any chance,
on having his record checked up. We want to
say this in regard to this transaction that if
there is a valid reason why the public should
not be in possession of these figures and facts,
made hv the engineer at the time when he was
drawing a salary and doing the work, we would
like to know what it is and would like to be
able to let the public through these columns know
what it is.
There are a good many other things we would
like to talk about hut we don’t want to give all
our space to this transaction. The officials in
charge of this matter may just as well under-
stand now as anv other time that we are not
going to quit talking until something is done
in the interests of the property owners. We
are not going to stand idly by and see three-
Chn’t hold your throat
still. Stringy mucus bothers you.
Worse In the morning.
A-hem! A-hem! A-hem! That is
tlie way you are going nearly all day.
Sometime s in the night when you
wake up. You ought to gargle your
throat with salt water every morn-
ing. Cold salt water. That clears
out tlu throat perfectly and makes it
ready for treatment.
Peruna is the treatment. Begin
with a teaspoonful before each meal
and at bedtime. Try it for a week
You will be convinced. Of course.
Peruna will not entirely relieve you
In a week. That Is too much to ex-
pect of any remedy. But it will bene-
fit you no much you will be con-
vinced Yes. it will. It has done
this many times.
Folicular pharyngitis. Big words.
Almost as bad as the disease. But if
you take Peruna for one month reg-
ularly. you may forget that you ever
had such a disease. Then you will
have a perfect right to forget the big
words too.
People who object to liquid medi-
cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
\*k Y our Druggist for Free Peruna
l.ucky Day Almanac for 191-4.
.Mrs Al. B. Furrow and little son,I Hummer Dean left Monday for
Bill (Mule, of Cushing, visited from .'Florence. Kans., for an extended visit
Thursday ’ until Sunday with heft- with relatives.
sister Mrs. K. H. Emmerson. Miss Jeanne Hunt of Shawnee,
The Sunday school at Eastview is waited over between trains here,
progressing nicely with (I. H. George! Monday on her way home from
as superintendent. School meets atjPaden. where shehad been visiting
j: 00 o'clock in the afternoon.
The school at Eastview will have a
in the afternoon for
Well, what do you suppose Santa
Claus will bring you this time?
Mrs. E. H. Emmerson was shop
ping in Guthrie Tuesday.
Mrs. Pauline House of Prague,
spent Sunday with Mrs. K. H. Em-
in erson.
Lou Ford of Shawnee, was the
guest of E. W. Brow n, Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Whistler visited friends \ Christmas tree
I in Shawnee a part of last week. I the children.
Miss Gertrud# Emmerson visited) Mr. and Mrs. (Mias. Fouquet left in
j from Friday until Sunday with rel- j their car Monday for their home at
' a.tlves in Prague. ! Andale, Kansas.
j Mrs. Win. Schwemley went to Nothing would make a b«tn*r ami
Shawnee Monday, returning Tues- more useful Christmas, present than
day. ] a good watch or clock. Get them at
The Wm. Anderson and Chas. | (lie E. S. Billlngton lumber eoni-1 .1. D. Atkins
Thompson families spent Sunday at
the Jack Grimes home.
her father E. B. Hunt.
Don't forget that this is the only
store in Sparks that handles Hamil-
ton ami Brown shoes. J. L. Adair.
Mrs. Hazel Garnett and sop, Ed-
ward. of Prague, spent Sunday at
the J. D. Atkins home.
Mrs. Joe Cozart of White Eagle,
came in Wednesday for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
pany.
adv. Dick Cook of Wllzetta. spent Sun-
W II I
CONTINUE RIGHT
IMIRtMt.ll THE HOLIDAYS.!
Miss Nella Bowman is on the sick
list.
Mrs. C. D. Dupton, who has been
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jno.
Bowman, left Sunday for Little Rock,
Ark., where she will spend the holi-
days and will then go on to Mayfield.
Ky , for a Visit W 1th relatives.
Mrs. Sallie Schwemley is employed
as clerk in McNerney’s drug store
during the holiday rush.
The Alex Glosson family spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives In
Davenport.
Oh. the light fluffy bread made
I from Royal Seal Flour! Sold only by
Mrs. G. S. Baxter and son of Shaw- ; day with friends and relatives here.
nee, was the guest of Mrs. Jno. O.
Gibson last week.
They are doing some fine work on
the roads in Eastview district; let
the good work go on!
The Dan Eby family, Henry Keis-
ter family and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Blown spent Sunday a* the Sam
Vermillion home.
Miss Verona Eby spent Sunday
with Miss Katie Nixon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fred man spent
last week near Rossville, where Mr
Fred man is having a new residence
erected on his farm.
George T., Knappenberger went to
Shawnee Saturday and returned
Sunday. While there he had a minoT
surgical operation performed on his
eye.
The Masons held their installation
! Saturday evening.
J. L. Adair
Joe Fuget of Midlothian, was
Ow ing to our large attendance, and j McCUry^^s'^on' the sick
Mrs. W. S. Henderson w ent to j Mrs. Chas. Baxter returned to her
Oklahoma City Saturday for a • home at Curtis, after a two weeks
week’s visit with her mother, Mrs. with her sister. Mrs. Harve Ar-
Palmer. i hold.
Miss Ethe] Warren of L>dia, spent Little Milton White has been quite
adv. j Saturday night here with her sister. sj(.k b,|t js better now
Miss < lara Warren. W' P. Gibson spent Sundav and
I Aliys. lUtnriiou.-. end J•-'•-* r, Uomlav In Shawnee,
list.!*" "ere in Sparks Saturday.; Mr„; rh.,s rrary ,in(1 daughter.
WHO IS THE PARTNER?
! give no vacation except on Christmas ; Mr , and Mrs. Pierce Jackson "f . I 0De,ied un fo- busin--.- Vlii=
- . day. New students may continue to ! Shaw nee, passed through here Thnrs- | p P •
The lirst paragraph of the contract between enroll and take up the work to the, day on their way to Dustin to visit . Oxford and daughters Maude
., 0 , i e j n ,, , , very best advantage without be ng relatives. Their wait between trains -Mrs. oxioru amt it.tugniers. -'Ihuu
the Sprankle Co. and Deep Fork drainage dl*-j ^^’d wRh a vacation. And i was spent at I). P. Slayton's land forena. spent Thursday at the
, tnct states an agreement was entered into be- thoae who enroU during the holidays! Miss Mamie Springer of Cushing.; Durst home
by railroads. Such causes as these are the only j tween the Sprankle Co., a co-partnership. This will have the advantage of getting j passed through here Saturday on I Claude Howard spent
ones that could be considered as good causes,
the contractor’s machinery breaks that is
rie. Wednesdav.
Rev. G. W. Groce of Shawnee, will
have charge of the work of the M.
E. church hen* for the coming year
He will preach his lirst sermons here
Sunday and Sunday evening, naxt.
Mrs. Vul Wells spent Sunday with
Mrs. Miron Bishop
fault of any >ne but himself and is by no means a
good cause because he ought to be provided with
ample repairs to keep the I mat running, and
another thing is that he expects some breaks on
the boat and takes this into consideration in
providing for time to complete the ditch.
All this is so simple that it seems foolish to
have to call the commissioners attention to it
and it is outrageous that their attention lias to
be called to it. The contract is plain, their duty
is plain, there is no excuse for any argument in
regard to it.
Another proposition in regard to this matter
that needs attention and the contract in regard
to it is so plain that a simpleton can understand
it. The contractor agrees to buy sufficient bonds
and warrants to pay all incidental expenses con-
nected with the construction of the ditch and he
agrees to do this at the time the first estimate is
made on the work by the engineer. What ex-
cuse is there then for the commissioners issuing
warrants against the Deep Fork drainage funds
when there is no money in the treasury to pay
these warrants and for thnt reason the warrants
draw (> per cent, interest from the date they are
made. Why don’t the commissioners force the
contractor to do as he agreed to do and t>u\
enough bonds and put the money in t lie hands of
the treasurer so thnt there need not lie any war-
Howard spent last week
means that there is more than one party" in- I a marTof a'iars" nmnTe'r which wifi I heTwayTonie from Shawnee where j with friends near Ariih^on.
in thn en-nnrtnershin and the other ' k’lve ,tu,s*‘ beginning lirst the lead. | she had been visiting her brother. (,. orge Foil met of Duthri. . «as
trusted n the co-paitnersnip and tne Itnei X)1 who all take advantage of the Miss Minnie Bishop entertained] an over Sunday Msltor with home
partners besides J. C. F. Sprankle should haveiopportun|tv anil wh„ intend to take I tile Bachelor girls embroidery rlub|folka.
been named in the contract SO that interested, a business’ course should come as! Thursday afternoon. AI1 the girls; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkett are
parties might know who the contractors are early after Christmas ns possible. .are making Christmas presents now the proud parents of a ten-pound
\VehnHer«tanH the Snrnnlfle Pn is not a enrnnrn The '’ai'Bal City Business College; Miss (trace Collier was the guest ; hoy. horn Saturdai
e understand tni api angle IvO. IS n t.icojlura 1ms won its reputation by the success of Pearl Slayton Saturday night l.en Kagle and family left Wed-
11 OU DUt several partners in business and eacn;0f HO many young people placed in -Mrs. E. H Emmerson went to j nesday for Seattle. Washington,
individual in it would be liable under the con-! good po- ion’s throughout the state,1 Cushing Sundaj for a few days visit ■ Where they will make their future
tract If it is not known who the individuals \ and is the only school allowed to use! With her sister, Mrs. M. B. Furrow, j home.
lire how r»n vnn nlaee nnv liability' that miflrht'1^® Famous Byrne SlmpItAed Short-; Misses Klberta Ughtfoot and; Mrs J W Cooper of Cranite. is
ale, now can \otl place an> namiltj inal. mignt , hand and |»racticai Bookkeeping. Hazel Tansel visited over Sunday at here visiting her sister, yfrs Bur-
OCCUr in lcforcncc to the contract . I Ull these Peopln ar0 finding that a graduate the Mrs. A. Thompson home near! jeptt.
Mis. Etnin<‘i*soii Entertains.
In their jdeasrint home Friday eve-
ning Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Emmerson
; wen* hoar and hostess to the mem-
I bers of the Priscilla Embroidery club
and their husbands. At (» o'clock a
; five-course dinner was served. The
i dinftig-room was beautifully ilecor-
' ated with white carnations and the
; holiday colors of red and green, the
j color scheme being daintily carried
out In the table decoration.- After
• dinner the guests were entertained
by Mrs. M. B. Furrow with several
other partners out in the open, Mr. Commis- thnt' has the course "given 7n these] I’ieasant drove, ! The C C. Ferris fnmilv left Mon- j J?,nfi‘th
sioners, and let’s take a look at them and see ifjpractical systems is placed in paying A. Richardson and family of nearidav for Pocatello. Idaho, where ,hpy ; „lavlng Rook Those nre'-’ent were
this has any connection with the delav in com- ; position several months sooner than Arlington, left Monday for Arkansas | will meke their future home. I Mt,ssrs. anii Mesdames. D. W. Collier,
- • la ('radiiato f rn m anv bp ini. iibiii tha ... .1 tl... ,1a.-.. ♦ I. \ \\ (ingkoll n* Snawm'P «»*onc.
i “.* ., , , . , . M ;a graduate from any school using thejcitv to spend tlie holidays with rel-
pleting the ditch, which is saving this co-partner- !old dlfflculti th^reticai systems, atives •
ship $50,000.00 or $75,000.00, and losing hun-jOnlv three to four months tim<* is i Mr. :md Mrs. <?. R. Beam of Ade-
dreds of thousands of dollars for ihe property required in the r. <\ B. C. for a Hot, returned home Monday after a
Owners Student to finish in shorthand and week's visit with her sister. Mrs, C.
typewriting and four months time Jr. Ferris.
-O- jin bookkeeping and typewriting. Mrs. Ellen Griffin of Prague, is
Who ill Chandler will assist in seeing to it Fill in name, address and course; here !• -pend the holida.s with her
that there'll be no emntv stockings in Chandlerkreferred> and man t0 Cai,ltal ('ll>Vons. Hugh an l Clark Griffin
mat intre fi Dt no empi> siockihks in y nanuitfr; Bufllne88 coilege .Guthrie, Okia. Wei pierce Jackson of Shawnee, was
on C hnstmas eve. Win promptly send you our catalogue the guest of B. F. Slayton. Sunday.
-O- (which states plainly why we can af- i Ed. Smith of Meeker, and R M.
. A news item says that Andrew Carnegie has Xe'nVm^u1;6 "the'
given all his money away—except $15,000,000. „molln( of time and money wc can
Wonder how Andy stands the pangs of poverty?!saw you.
_O—-I___ 1 Name ----- _____ _________
Address
A. W. Gaskeil of Shawnep. trans-
acted business In Sparks Monday
Chas r Young of Chandler, Is
lookinir after his property interests
here this week.
Guy Wayehoff went to Wichita.
Kans.. Monday on business. He re-
turned Thursday.
Guss Helev and .Taaner Scheor took
a drove of mules to Shawnee Tues-
da’- for B F. Slavton.
Mrs. EB^n Griffin «nent Sundav j
Rev. G. W. Groce of Shawnee,
was a Sparks visitor Monday.
' " Ith her son.
! lothinn.
A G. Griffin, in Mid-
J. A Curtis, Paris# Bers well, H. C.
Winner, R. Anient, C. YV. Nixon, E.
H. Martin. W G. Nash. if. r.. Lake,
A M. Ladur*. E. H. Emmerson. Mrs.
M. B. Furrow and Mrs. Sarah Whist-
ler of Gushing, and Ed. Smith of
Meeker.
Reavis ol Shawnee, were the guests
of Paris Perswell Friday and Satur-
day.
New cur of lumber Jii'l received!
Everything in hanlwait>.
inglon. (tic lumber man.
E. S. Bill-
adv.
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4. MOliNIMi STAB 4-
4- 4-
.(• - j. .t. J. .1. -t.-t. J.
terest on bonds finding its way into this Deep
Fork drainage fund and paying these outstand-
ing warrants that the contractor agreed to pro-
vide money to pay for. Somebody better In
watching this property owners sinking fund or
they wiii find that some of the money goes to
pay for digging the ditch instead of paying in-
terest and notwithstanding the fact there is no
authority of law to collect money at this tim*
to dig the ditch but only authority to collect it
to pay interest.
Well, Mr. Property Owner, don’t it make you
mad to find out how outrageous your business
is being handled by your authorized public of-
ficials? Don’t let them soft-soap you by telling
yeu that we are playing politics and such rot as
that. Tell them to make an explanation in writ-
ing and that we will publish the explanation
free of charge. If we are not stating the ab-
solute facts in regard to this matter let some-
body correct us over his own signature and if
we can’t produce the records we will confess it
like a man. You can bet on one thing however,
that we are not going to state anything that we
haven’t got some records behind and that is the
reason nobody answers the criticisms that we
are making in the pa|>er. Don’t forget, Mr.
Property Owner, that we made these charges:
That the time of the contract has been ex-
tended to December, 191-1. without authority of
law.
That unless more boats are put on the contract
will not be completed within less time than four
or five years and that two-thirds of the property
owners will lose their farms.
That interest has liven collected from some
property owners and used to pay the debts of
other property owners.
That the county commissioners nre authorized
hv law to assess for interest and lienefits and
that they have assessed for interest during the
vaars 1912 and 191.9 about *19.000.00 more than
is necessary to pay such interest. We have asked
them to explain what they are going to do with
this monev but they have never answered us
and in our opinion never will.
We have charged that there arp no profiles
showing the cross-sections of the ditch on record
and there isn’t any t this time. Probably there
Mrs. Dora Sehreiber spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Strong.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Matheyer
TIIF H<Hi.
We have been informed that Chairman Collar, course preferred
yesterday, promised a number of Deep Forkers
that if it was their desire to have more dredges n«>'v to takk noon
rants out drawing 6 per cent, interest or any . would see to it that the contractor was order- < irk or vorit 11 mb
other interest If the property owners don’t jed to install them. I Nothing spoils your yi.oj looks so
watch out they will find some of the money that I _q__ much as homely hair stringy, dull- ....... , _
thev have paid in for the purpose of paving in- i , ... . , ; colored, harsh Nothing adds to good ca ng * ' 5 • s
tney nave pain in 101 me purpose or paying , By word of mouth, by letters and by ’phone(i0oks so much as beautiful hair aoft, ,la5..
messages, the News-Publicist has, during the|silky. »av.v and glossy No matter I™,., sLi,.
past week, received numerous words of white spent Saturday
agement anent our efforts to force the eount.v ] HarmoPv Halr „eau,Bier. if your ""?,Slln; ^, *, th "T6 V , ,niare selling him or »bich we view
commissioners to hurry up the completion of the hair is homeh and ugly now. ii«r-; 11 i*'1!! alarm if buying.
riiinix L'nnb ileo 1110 ir.i Tiinnv Hair n«a ntlfi.n' will nitilin i* MlBHOUfi nHlUrOn. DlHg D. .r. ,...... ,, , .. .... . .
(By George Fitch.)
The hog is u machine for the
transforming of corn into money. He
is also a refutation of the saying
that in union there is strength. When
a hog is united and in good running
order he is a nuisance and a great,
expense. But when he has disin-
I tegrated and his fragments have been
calling on Mrs. j. 1 scattered from Maine to California
per refrigerator car he becomes a
national asset and a source of wealth
to which we point with pride if we
Deep Fork drainage ditch.
O-
UTTLE DIFFERENCE RETWEEN
PARTIES.
Imony Hair Beautifier will make it
i softer, silkier, glossier, more beauti-
caile? to'put up and'LipH°i,'”ok^ay at John
I death of her sister.
Miss Vera Bridge
jput." Its rich rose odor hides (hej
home.
Mrs. J.
unpleasant, oily smell of the hair.) J’
Congressman Victor Murdock, leader of the "armon-v "alr Beiu,lfler 18 riKhtiy, ’
The hog when intact is an appetite
Chandler. ^Quipped with four legs and a squeal.
Tober Tills distinguishes him from the great
financier, who has to get p’one with
Hubbmd in visiting her! leRS. Men eat to live, but the
B Pomeroy and Mrs. I h°K eats to die A man can eat
| enough to keep himself alive for 70
ridiculously inefficient tail. His face
runs almost entirely to nose, and for
tearing up ground four ion*' nosed
Pomeroy. .
Drofrressives in the lower house of confiTess has ' T................... ......... , Harry siucher was horseback rid-| 'ears* ‘,ut 11 a },°K is industrious he
Introduced a bill to create an interestate tradeisp^ ^ j ^Mf^mStVonToT Washington ,, ™"-« »-,p~»th in'isto,^’ ^
commission to prohibit unfair competition and] time before brushing it. It contains r|ved Tuesday to be the guest of his! Tlle ’'°R has never been called
suppress monopoly. The commission would be n? oil. amt Will not change the color 1 brother-. John Strong, and family ] handsome, even by a post-iinpression-
iriven is much authority as the interestate com- of ,he halr- nor darkf‘n Kray hair 1 ... |ia'- 'te has H large round body cov-
as muen autnorny as ine liiietestate com To keep yollr halr alld g,,aIp (,a„. .-red with coarse bristles, short stout
merce commission and would have fully as large jdrufT-free and Clean, use Harmony l U.i. Kill W ARltW s. ’ IWi smal| „ninsplreil < V(.8 ears
a field in which to work. i.Shanipoo. This pure liiluid shampoo! Funds are on hand to pay war-1 which look like corn husks and
While there is little possibility that a demo- slves an inalaneous rich lather that | rantB Of Sehoo! District No 1,'rhnn-
cratic congress will pass such a measure, it I '““W'dlately penetrates to every part|,||er city, Oklahoma, as follows:
demonstrates the fact that the republicans and “nd fhnron'Kii'deSnsing1'' Washed off v(.aVa' i"<i“Tw* ‘*7ddi91*2-1'91J"wii
progressives are close together. A bill almost just as quickly, the entire operation j warrantB of I9n.l9l4, up to and in-
exactly the same as the Murdock measure was Hakes only a few momenta. Contain* j, I,1(iinir \0. 7 * Interest on warrants
introduced in congress last January by Con- ®otKlng that can harm the hair;jnot heretofore advertised, ceases on
trressman Dick T Moriran of this district leaves no harshness or stickiness I January 15th, 1911 Present war-
Litssnian 1 uk 1. aii01 fcan^ 01 inis aisinti. just a sweet-smelling cleanliness rin,H 1 „inn \ationi 'tank of
At the time Morgan introduced the bill It Both preparations come in odd-1 Chandler. Oklahoma. i?
was considered too progressive by even the pro-1 shaped, very ornamental bottles, with) ‘ A n wright. ©
gressives themselves, but they have reached the fPrlnk'e,rn?Pli Harmony Hair Beau-| nP, lUl:i Treasurer #>
same ground taken by this progressive repub- ,!ofhr’ ""to'..tSrTou' In ] H,.i ni,„„,c^i. „c,„ I ®
lican congressman. In fact theiv have lieen every way, or your money back. Sold
several things recently in which it has beennn this community only at our store
demonstrated that the progressives and repub- The Rexaii-store- one of the more
licans occupy practically the same ground. The
difference is so small as to he miscroscopic.. Britain, which own the big Harmony
All over Oklahoma there is a feeling that the. laboratories In Boston, where the
republicans and progressives have now the op- ■ ma»y c<‘ji'brate.i Harmony Perfumes i............. ......... ............
!!0^l,n,iiyJ0..b?C_?!?_eAhe Of the na- *\y„X " \ civ Z*b.
_ 1 treated by many doctors, none have
How to Haiiki'iki>t the Doctor* j given the benefit that one box of Dr.
_____. _____ _____ promlDent New York physician | Hobson’s Eczema Ointment baa.”
will set* for the nation f 1 ,w*.r,e nof ,for, the thtn| Every sufferer Should try it. We're
stockings and thin soled shoes worn i80 positive it will help you we guar-
by women the doctors would prob- anteP it or money refunded. \t al!
you con- Druggists or by mall f»rtr. 'Pfeiffer
for it to I Chemical (’o., Philadelphia K- St
hogs are equal to one Panama steam
shovel. The rest of the hog consists
»f mouth and digestion. This is the
secret of his great usefulness. With
the aid of his digestion he turns corn
into bank stock, farm land, automo-
biles and general prosperity. After
a. hog has consumed the contents of
a corn crib he stops being a hog and
becomes bacon, ham. lard. pork
chops, sausage, pickled pigs’ feet and
other luxuries and can readily be
traded for the common, hard-faced
dollar which Is so popular in all sec-
tions of society.
Because of his wide acquaintance
with mankind, the hog has no man-
ners and spends his time trying to
keep what he can’t eat himself away
from his friends. He lives a wild
free life on the farm, but dies with
great science and enthusiasm in the
great packing houses at the rate of
15 miles an hour. Modern enterprise
haft utilized every part of the hog ex-
cept the squeal and arrangements are
now being made to reproduce these
squeals hv phonograph in order to
perpetuate the remarks of Wall street
during the passing of a tariff bill.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Takr LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine H stopsthr
CoukH ami Headache and works off »he Cold.
DruggUts refund money if it fails to cur*.
K. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 2Sc.
v I than 7.000 leading drug stores of the
[Bolted States, Canada and Great
tion. If they nominate a ticket in this state and
with the help of those who have tired of demo-
cratic extravagance and thievery elect a com-
petent set of officials, it
an example that will have to be followed. The
personal ambitions of some men in both parties (ably he bankrupt." Whr
may have to la' swept aside, but the step must ,ra('t a col< <>o not wait
Kc/.emn.
The constantly Itching, burning
sensation and other disagreeable
forms of eczema, tetter, salt rheum
and skin eruptions promptly cured
by Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment.
Geo. W. FitVh of Mendota, ill., says:
I purchased a box of Dr. Hobson’s
whilst Vvax ..1 * develop into pneumonia but treat it 1 ,
whole people on„, Chamberlain’. Cou*h Rum-
a noma und it tody is intended especially for coughs'
ep-
iis-
Ollls.
be taken in the interests of the
This feeling is growing in Oklahoma anit it lady la intended especially for eough.! T»h* British bo.u\! of trade hn
has already gained such headway that those who and colds, am! has won a wide rep-i L iven its approval to a new single
manipulate the ((fairs of the democratic party | u,aU°h by its cures of these dis- j davit, which launches a boat from
are beginning ft, feel its force.—Oklahoma Citit |<’a"‘a 11 18 ni0,t "tf^tua
Daihj Times.
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GOLD FISH FREE £
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Next Friday and Satuiday *
we will give with each pur-
chase of $1.00 or more -
Ttoo Gold Fish With Large
Globe, filoss and Pebbles $
FREE
*
1 >on’t forget the dates—next
Friday and Saturday—just
in time for Christmas.
I pleasant and safe to take
by A. D. Wright.
and is I
For sale
vessel with
tufoniatiealiy
sling and releases it |
> soon as it touches
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