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IN loEAL MspIclNE.
A New Discovery Which Cures All
Forms Of catarrh

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The tablet is the ideai form IN
which to administer medicine. but un.
til recently no successful catarrh tab
let had ever been attempted. There
is now, however. an excellent and
palatable remedy for catarrh in tablet
form, known as stuart's Catarrh Tab.
lets and sold by druggisto, composed
of the most recent discoveries in medi
cine for cure of catarrh and results
from their use have been highly graft
flying
The old time treatment Of catarrh
was in the form Of inhalers. washes.
douches, sprays etc. Later on in
ternal remedies were used with great
ler success, but beng in hquid or
powder form were inooavenient TO
use aud like all medicines in liquid
or powder form. lose their medicinal
properties when opened or exposed
10 the air.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets, contain
highly concentrated antiseptics. Hy.
drastin, Blood root. and Red gum
which kill the catarrh germs I'm the
blood and mucous membrane, and in
this respect are strictly scientific and
modern because all authorities are
now agreed that catarrh is consti-
tutional blood disease and local ap-
pIications can have only transttory
effect
The use of inhalers. douches ana
sprays is a nuisance and inconveni-
lence and can in no wise compare ia
Ivorably with the same Ontiseptics
given in tablet form internally. where
they can reach the stomach and blood
aud kill catarrh germs right where
they are produced
A prominent lawyer and public
speaker Of Pittsburg says: have
been troubled with catarrh Of the
head and throat for twelve years. In
this climate it seems impossible D
get rid of il. The continual dropping
OF mucus from the nose into tho
throat caused irritation and hoarse-
ness seriously interfering with my
public speaking II took me an hour
or more of coughing, gagging, expec-
ltorating and sncezlng every morning
before could settle down TO work
aud this condition gradually brought
on catarrh OF stomach. causing loss
Of appetite, poor digestion and a foul
breath, which annoyed me exceeding
ily My physician advised me to try
Stuart5 Catarrh Tablets and took
them for two months and was aston.
ished to find how quickly they cleared
my head throat and stomach and
have no hesitation IN recommending
them. They are not only pleasant TO
take, but hey seem to get at the very
roDt OF the trouble. because since
using them | have had no trace os
catarrh
Druggists sed Stuarts Catar h Tab
lets at so cents for full sized pack
age
They can be carried in the pocket
and used any time and as often as
desired since they contain no cocaine,
mercury or any other Injurious drug
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acauoht in the Web. /"

Mr. Joseph lie Brandt's great four
act drama, Caught in the Web" will
be seen for The first time at the
Brooks theater on Monday. October
27. The play Is a happy combination
OF pathos and humor. the comedy ele-
ment is introduced in such a manner
that Il Is as refreshing as the sum
msr breezes. Caught In the Web"
gives a clearer insight Of life as It is
lived than anything else possibly
could. This great play Is one that
appeals to all
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And AiiS in Aiding the Hsa Mother Z.
Rear Them

hrnr Them.
George Ullrich, OF Hammond Ind
owns dog that is. perhaps. the most
remarkable example OF brute intelli.
gence outside the fairy books. Mr..
oiirich' who Is poultry raiser on a
Aniail scale. noticed a few days ago thar
one OF the setting hens was ln the
naolt OF leaving her nest frequently
anu remaining away for q long time.
rearing that he might lose a brood OF
Vnlchehs through the hens neglect ha
SET ABOUT to make arrangements for
Keeping the eggs warm during her alb
sehce' and to that end decided To trans
Ter the nest to the basement alongside
The furnace.
Upon entering the henhouse bow-
eYer, he discovered that his wishes had
been anticipated by his pet dog. Prin-
cess. female fox terrier. which be
found crouohing on the eggs. He EN-
deaVored TO induce the animal to leave
the nest, but she refused TO do so un-
vi the hen returned 10 her duties. This
slate OF anairs continued until the
eggs we're hatched.
AS soon as the chicks were out OF
the she'll Princess asserted her right 10
share with the hen the care Of the
progeny.
When a reporter called at Mr.. Ut-
rlehs home. Princess was out In the
yard with her adopted young about
her. A few yards away the men
scratched and clucked, but the chicks
seemed TO prefer the society OF their
foster mother
The day was damp and cold, and ''as
a hen gathereth her chicks under her
wing" so Princess, with gentle paw
and persuasive nose was trying 10
coddle the peeping brood into the
shelter Of her maternal breast
Just then one OF the chickens at
tempted TO run away. whom. quick as n
nash. Princess opened her mouth and
for a brief space II looked a. though
the dog had swallowed "a warm bird
but IN An instant the chick was drop.
ped to the ground unharmed The
canine instinct which prompts a moth
er dog to carry her young IN her
mouth had momentarlly asserted IT,
self
Just then a strange dog entered the
yard
Vow you will see some fun" said
Mr. Ullrich.
But Il was the hen that came 20 the
rescue. With outstretched wings she
flew at the invader and chased him
ign0miniously from the premises.
"Old Riddy has perfect confidence Ia
Princess, but woe to any other dog tha.
tries to come near" said Mr. UllrIch
Il have tried several times 10 wean her
from the chicks by keeping her In the
house. but II was OF no use
'The moment I would let her out
she would make dart for the hon
house and whine until let her in
New York Herald.
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e. n. knauss,
Guthrie Okla

Information Of the whereabouts OF
J. II. Foster who left Wichita Monday
October 9th. 60 do soliciting ia Sdge.
wick county for the Wichita Star
Man about 30 years Of age, 8 feet s
or Q inches. medium weight dark
hair blue eyes we'll dressed and OF
good address Drove chunky, brown
$50 lb. mare. star in forehead, heavy
foretop, wire scar on left shoulder
where breast collar comes, small
notch In left nostril Well worn road
wagon Address, Wichita Star
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CURED,
HEARING RESTORED.
nUFFY'S Pure MALT WHISKEY

than living. Was under a Doctors care
and taking all kinds of drugs and medi-
cine, douches. solutions in nose. etc. The
doctor nearly blew my head away with a
powerful air pump-medicated air. he
called It. Il did absolutely nothing in my
case. I threw everything away-medicine,
air pump. douches-and commenced on
Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey. felt better
from the start. I take one ounce with
water before and after each meal and at
bedtime, and now after using four bottles.
can eat and drink and sleep wefl and |
feel better to-day than have for twenty
years. l was opposed to all kinds Of liquor
and used none for twenty years.
use Duffy's as a medicine only. and shall
continue to use il as long as / live. II 1
can get It. | know il will keep me alive,
and may in time improve my hearing [
hope It will Yours very sincerely.
W. SCOTT.
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stimulates. enriches the blood. aids dl
disease germs. The system must be kept
strong and vigorous, so that It Will throw
OFF disease. 1t is the un-down, worn-out
system that contracts those diseases which
so often prove fatal. Take heed. build
Up your body. keep your blood rich and
the circulation normal. then you need have
no fear Of disease.
Dudy's Pure Malt Whiskey IS prescribed
by doctors and used exclusively in all the
prominent hospitals. II has stood severe
tests for fifty years and always found
absolutely pure and free from fusei oil
and all dangerous ingredients.
CAUTION. - when buying Duny's
Pure Malt Mhiskcy he sure you get
the genuine. Inscriptions dealers.
mindful Of the excellence of this
preparation. are seeking cOntinu-
ally 20 put upon the market for pro-
fit only, and will try to sell you
cheap limitations and so-calIed Malt
WhislSey substitutes. which, far
from relieving the sick, nre posi-
lively harmful Demand Duny's
and he sure you get IL. IL IL the
only absolutely pure malt whiskey
which contains medicinal health
giving qualities. Look for the
trnde-mnrlS, "The Old Chemist" on
our label.
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Reasons Why You Should


Trade With Us.
We want your piano trade. We can
meet any competition on earth We
do not employ any commission men.
We seil 10 you direct from the large
piano factories in the world-goes
from factory to customers; thus per-
hitting US to give better prices than
any other music house in the country.
We can sell you pianos on easy pay
ments 30 that you can educate your.
self and children ana make home
pleasant and enjoyable Don't keep
putting on buying a piano Give us
chance to figure with you We ex-
change old pianos on new ones. We
can sell aly make OF piano on the
market
&. n. Knauss,
Guthrie, Okla
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Dates for "cyelons' DAVIS Of Texas.
Newkirk, Tuesday night. October
2s.
Saltwater Wednesday night Oc.
tober 20
Chandler Thursday night October
30
Okeene. Friday night, October 81.
Enid, Saturday D. m. November 4.
Pond Greek Saturday night No
vember
Hon. VIM Cross and Cyclone
Davis. Ponca City Monday D. %
November
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The national government will have
almost one-third Of the Indian terri
tory from which to make free school
provisions II It chooses. and as it has
done so in the case of all other west
ern states it viii certainly make no
exception in this case.
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ALATER LETTER.

Dear Sir: l have improved some since
writing you before, only occasional cough
and very lttle discharge from nose. Feel
ing much better. My hearing Is much inn
proved now; not so much roaring in my
head since Duify's has brought my blood
to healthier condition and motion.
Sincerely yours. W. SCOTT.
March 81 1901
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The present territorial tax levy is
rs Mills Unuer ope government
adding the Indian territory's taxable
values and making a liberal allow
ance for the small additional expense
the tax rate would be reCdced to al
mills at once
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Even under present conditions the
Indian territory with $1,000 square
miles in area has 100000 600 in tax.
able values as against Oklahoma with
$4,000 square miles and only Si2.-
600 900 in taxable property.
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Hundreds right here at home testify to
their wonderful Skill one lady Mrs John
Corney, of Galton. was cured of a horrible
stomach trouble after years suffering
during which time she could eat nothing
but raw eggs aud milk
Mrs Emma Hunter of Tuscola, says she
was entirely blind with an eye disease and
now she truly thanks God aud these wonder.
ful specialists. Or Russell Co, for hcr eve
sight again
James Gray says the world renowned doc
tors cured him ut Consumption When Miss
Lulu Raglan. OF NOkomis. was rescued from
the Jaws of death by the famous English
specialists, Or. Russell Co. people called
Il a miracle, but it was no miracle, simply
skill and ability,
DIR. RUSSELL 8 co are today the peer OF
21th century specialists. they nave ten diff
ferent diplomas and licenses from the best
medical colleges and hospitals ia the coun
try they are old In experience aud rich la
medic knowledge.
They want TO see ana talk to an suicrers
their heart goes out 20 those who from day
TO day lead HE ot pain and misery ana
they have kindly consented ia remain
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Co. "a" First Regiment, Ok n c.
Is hereby ordered 70 assemble at tho
o'clock for regular weekly drill
Armory On Wednesday night al 1880
Co. A Is now located over the Eagle
drug store on Harrison avenue.
BY order OF
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w. SCOTT.
1888 n. Fifteenth street,

Philadelphia Pa, March 10. 1901.
Dear sirs: l have now used four bottles
Of your Malt whiskey. and think I owe my
life to this whiskey. am 81 years old and
have had rartarrh Of the nose. throat and
head for twenty-five years or more.
am hard OF hearing. About six weeks ago
was so sick / could not eat, sleep and
hardly able to walk Felt more like dying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-25

Before the frs assessment under
statehood could be made about one
half Of that territorys real estate
would be subject to taxation. A heavy
per cent Of Oklahoma lands are not
subject to taxes
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It is the only whiskey recognized by the
Government as medicine This is a
guarantee.
A valuable medical booklet containing
symptoms and treatment OF each disease
and many testimonials will be sent free to
any reader OF this paper who will write
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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Cures Group, sore throat, pulmonary
bles.--Monsreh over pain Of
every s0r Or Thomas Ecleciyle
OIL
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cured
Lmulae enehes deston builds
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The Indian territory has ninety in
corporated towns and the lots in
these will all be taxable in few
months, most of them having been
appraised during the past year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-25

J. n Macomb. jr, OF the Eastern
Oklahoma, was in the city yesterday
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Thls b 20 certlfY

That for twenty years was con
stontly trying to have my eyesight Inn
proved By the uss Of glasses but with
out satisfactory results until ! met
Mr. J. W. Ferrier, who 70 perfectly
fitted my eyes that I feel that / owe
him a debt OF gratitude.
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Best nour at New Welcome Gro.
cery see Cor this week only
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Pastor Il n Church South.
No i2O r Oklahoma avenue, form
erly al Eagle drug store.
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Offices
DATES FOR HON
c. PORTER JOHNSON

wellston. Saturday night. October
2S.
And viii pend the last week OF the
'amDaign in Greer county
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Notice

An latest so cent music will be
sold At IS cents per copy e. r..
knsuss, Everything kaown Ia music
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8 8 1855 3 3 3 3 8 3 3 > 8 8 3
8 SINGLE STATEHOOD FACTS. >

8 9 ssss 8 8 3 3 8 3 3 3 8 8 3
8 SINGLE STATEHOOD FACTS. 3
g 6 8 8 3 8 3 3 3 3 > 8 8 3 8 3
Even under single statehood we
would have small western state
All county and municipal govern.
ments are supported by local taxa
tion
it costs practically much to sun.
port a small state as it does a large
one
Ignorance and politics are rsspon.
sible for all opposition to single state
hood
The Indian territory has nearly
fifty per cent more miles Of railway
than Oklahoma.
Every section line in the Indian
territory IS a public highway. Just as
in Oklahoma.
The Indian territory is rich in
timber and mining and just as rich in
agriculture as Oklahoma
o a
The two territories combined, with
four exceptions are smaller than any
Of the eighteen western states.
The supreme court of the United
States has already decided that con
gress has the right to attach all. or
any part Of the Indian territory to
Oklahoma.
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Blood Poison or Syphilis

Mucous patches ia The mouth. Sore Throat.
pimplcs, Copper CGlorcd Spots Ulcer IN
any part oi the body Hair on Eyebrows fail-
Ing out cured forever
THE room TREATED FREE DAILY
From ~ am 20 pm.
DIR RUSSELL 4 co. have faith in their
ability 20 cure have achieved world
wide reputation, crowned with unparalleled
success. hence make the following liberal
offer.
NOr a DOLLAR NEED EE PAID UNIIL
CURED They substantlate every state.
mcnt herein contained ahdthe utmost pri.
yacy is maintained with every patient They
bring an their latest medical and surgical
instruments and.a large supply Of their own
drugs. Consultation free aud private.
xxysA II liable 10 call, Write us your
WT1Nc troubles a.d receive by rctnrn
mall our expert opinion free. Der home
tire catmcnt Is the most perfect known 20
medical science Address,
DIR. RUSSELL 4 co. Outhrle, Okla
OFfs And treatment rooms; Pri.
OiIlCcS yate pariors. Astor House
Hours; am 20 pm Sundays, 10 am 10
pm. Private entrance for lNdies COur
teous treatment 70 an. no matter II yan
wish TO take treatment or not cali and let
rs talk your trouble over pleasantly and 80
tiably.
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Private Disco. ses coandentia

fully treated. Gonorrhea cured IN days
elect. StTicture, impotency, Lost Man
hood, MILKY Urine, Sexual Exhaustion
youthful fOllies or self abuse, Spermator
rhea, Emissions, loss of semen, Debility.
Nervousness Dependency. ID z1iness, IN
htness for marriage and business, poor
memory, Naricoceie, aversion Co society
Quickness, etc happily cured. Delay
means hlmRNr mud healh.
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% days longer in Guthrie
We Treat and Cure Dlssssec

weaknesses OF women, sucn as ailiig Of
the womb, Whites CLencorrhea) Bearing
down pains and all chronic. discharges etc
Piles. Fistulas, RUPTURE without pain,
knife, neeaie, blood or detention from bust.
ness. successfully cured All chronic skin
lfftIf
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Cntnrrh PositiveIy Cured

AT dlseaseb OF the Throat, Nose. Ear, Eyes
Lungs, stomach. Liver, Kidneys and Biad
der. Positively cured. Also Rheumatism,
SciatiCa Paralysis, Hearts Disease, Brights
Disease ana Consumption when taken in
time. a never ailing remedy for GOitrc, or
big neck
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DR.. RusseII s Co.
The English Specialists

Nothing ike it was ever seen
here before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-29
Fuels.

The fuel famine ought to furnish sttnnu-
lus to the manufacture of fuel brquettes,
lengthy and encouraging accounts of which
have appeared in scientific and popular
publications during the past ten years.
Though 1t cannot be said that briuuette
manufacture has attained to commercial
Importance in the United States, it Is as
surediy factor in the fuel problem of Eu-
rope. especially in Germany The German
orlHuette, In some cases. is compressed of
the dust and other waste of coal mines and
In other cases of peat. In 1891 the produc-
ton of briquettes in Germany was 49,. 4a5
tons. and in 1901 the industry had SO de-
Veioped that the number of tons produced
was 1.566,3S5. 1t is said that the briuuette
of compressed coal mine waste Is an i'm
portant domestic fuel in Berlin and in
other large cities, and that 1t is also used
in the furnaces of locomotives and indus
trial plants. The average price Is slightly
above 50 ton. OF the million and a half
tons manufactured last year the German
railways consumed 749.2oS tons: factories
consumed 497,136 tons; 149.0so tons were
burned by German merchant and naval
steamers. a small percentage was exported
to German colonies. and the remainder was
sold to retailers for domestic uses
Briquettes have been made In the Urit ed
States on limited scale from coal waste
at the mines. and the compressed cubes
have been made also of sawdust. the re-
suit being block of wood which has burn
ed satisfactorily under the boilers OF saw
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Diplomacy and It's Expenses.

Berlin cable which appeared in yester-
DAVIS newspapers contained the following:
when Mr.. White returns 70 the United
States he designs to bring to the attention
OF the government the old question of Its
owning houses for ambassadors and minis
ters. Suitable Legations cannot be obtained
off hand by a new conner and the rent Is
usually quite as much the ambassador
salary Bayard Taylor. who died here, was
ruined financially by the expenses necessary
to maintain his position as minister. Cen
eral Noyes, formerly United States minister
at Paris. left his family scarcely anything
because of the strain Of keeping up appear
anceS.
Mr.. Whites view Is that the present
salaries need not be increased. IL the gov
eminent provides permanent embassies and
a carriage allowance. Such arrangements.
of course, would not permit of the splendid
style of living maintained at European cap
itals by ambassadors of the first-class pow
ers."
This Is the subject on which The Star
made some observations on Friday last. 1t
is Of general interest and appeals to the
national pride Mr.. White ought to be able
to shed much valuable light on 1t, and his
advice will be worth taking. His views are
of value every subject to which he gives
attention. A scholar, in the best sense of
that much abused word a man of travel and
OF wide experience, an American who loves
and has served his country. ne may safely
be quoted at any time in any matter af-
fecting his country's interests and its stand
ing before the world. 1t is good to hear
therefore that so competent and respected
a man intends to lend his influence upon
his return home to forwarding an end so
entirely worthy.
And yet it Is going to be difficult to carry
the point. If at ALL even with assistance
from the best informed and most unselfish
quarter. Whenever the question of pay for
our representatives abroad and their man.
ner of living has been presented in Congress
1t has invariably been disposed of upon
grounds OF prejudice. proviQcialism and mis-
Information. The opposition to more liberal
allowances has been successful on the
strength of highfalutin dispositions about
Jeffersonian simplicity, when, as matter of
fact. Mr.. Jefferson. both in office at home
and when abroad, lived well. He had no
taste for a cock-loft on side street, and
no fancy for solitude. If he were in the
flesh today and consented to serve the coun-
try in London, Paris. or Berlin he would
present himself to the people to whom he
was accredited in the style demanded by
the best customs of the environment. And
ten to one, he would be in entire accord
with the views which Mr.. White now an
nounces. He would want Uncle Sam. in his
present state of prosperity and importance,
to foot the bills
Strange fate. that of Mr. Jeffersonl A
scholar. philosopher. a statesman: a lover
and a good judge of good things; man
who lived high and kept an abundance of
silver plate on his sideboard and in every
day use, has been represented for many
years to the groundlings as a shabby old
skinfllnt, and played by demagogues against
all growth and progress