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PERSONAL.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds
and watches. 1ewelry, silverware and
clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay.
ments; lowest prices; best quality; goods
guaranteed; will call II desired. j.
Lowinsohn. 1921 Ind avenue. 7-12-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.
BOARDERS WANTED.

REGULAR boarders wanted; also table
boarders; very desirable location 203o
9TH ave. 1-27-7t
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WILL board a few men or rent furnished
three rooms near nth street and 18th
avenue, south; reasonable; by private
family. Address &C." care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE.

One of the handsomest homes on the
10Th street. For particulars call on
BROWN BROS. G. co.
Bell phone 5s4 Woodward Bldg.
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FOR SALE-1O,Ooo feet of 1-inch relay
pipe; good condition; a quantity of new
rail. 12-pound and up; about 100 feet
of iron fence; one 18Th. p. tubular boiler
and engine; one 10x7x10 Worthngton
pump and hoisting engine. ]. p. Weller.
Birmingham, Ala 10-17-tf
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If you pay your gas and
electric bills today you save
10 per cent discount.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2OO tons good johnson hay
by M. f. Smith, Marion Junction Ala.
l-22-2lt
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FOR SALE-Lot 5Ox15O, Tuscaloosa ave-
nue.. near Poplar street station; new A.
room house; city water; wire fence; ele-
waited lot; worth 500; will sell for $3.50
cash; will rent for $40 month; must be
sold. S. Bethea & Co.. 2027 Sd avenue
2-2-3t
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Established
s. BETHEA G CO.,
1885,.

2C27 3rd Ave.
s3750-Lot 50x140, with good 7-room house
on Avenue e, near goth street.
SS50-Lot 100x19O. VITA small house; well
situated in Elyton.
sS5o-Lot 50x100; on 9th street, near Ave
nue. +.
$eOO-s5o cash, balance $40 a month"; neat
little house in Kingston, on car line.
$l2O0-s150 cash, balance SIS a month:
brand new 5-room house on lot near car
line at Cleveland.
$550-Three-room house with lot 2Sx140;
well located in Avondale.
S. BETHEA G. co.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

s3500--50x14O, 4th ave-, rents 1856.
$1650-4Ox1OO, 18th St near f; rents s29.
s21OO-Neat cottage, G and 18th ST.; rents
$40.
$2OOO-Lot 60x14O; Y block Avenue K.
$425-Three pretty West End lots.
Handsome South goth st. home.
$75O0-75x2OO, goth st. and Five Points.
$75O0-Elegant South Highlands home.
s1250-Lot 18th ave. North, near oath st.
s35O0-75x190, Sth ave-, near 10th st.
$65OO-Good two story home N 18th st.
$2SO0-Fine investment; S. 18th ST.; rental
$500.
$2sOo-Nice six room cottage Fountain
Heights.
s25O0-Brick cottage 18th st. near park.
$11,O0O-5Ox14O, " block, goth st. 4th ave.
$12, 500-100x14O corner, block S. goth st-t
pays IL per cent
Let us write your fire insurance.
We have for rent stores and dwellings,
MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT,
Phones 46. 200 N 21st Street.
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$s0o-s300 cash. balance and years. for
50 feet with two Groom houses; Avenue
C, near 18th street
s31OO-100x100 with three 4-room houses
renting for $36 per month; room for
another house; e and 14th street
s7000-Two-story brick store 25xSo South
goth street. Ought to go to $4,000 in next
few years.
500 per front foot for lot 25x14 feet
I'd avenue. near 18th street. Easy
terms
FOR RENT.
$20-Good Groom cottage newly papered
and in good condition; Avenue F and
26th street Cars.
$40-Store, 18th street, near list avenue.
SMITH & STlLLMAN.
2004k First Avenue.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Comfortab furnished room,
modern conveniences. in private resi-
dence; price must be reasonable; refer
ences given. Address. stating price Of
room. Mfg. care Age-Herald. 1-21-tf
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FOR SALE-Law books; will sell volumes
95 to 126 Alabama supreme court reports.
three volumes Brickell's Digests and
Southern Reporter Digest. III. L. Ste
venson, Jacksonville, Ala. 2-2-4t
FOR SALE-Burns Coffee Rooster, 21a
bag capacity; good condition with shaft
ing and pulleys ready for business; sac
rifice price. Address r. 702 Peters
building, Atlanta, Ga. 2-2-4t-tu-th-sa-su
SPECIAL NOTICE-If you want a res
idence or house and lot in beautiful
West End on easy terms. come and go
with me and I will do you good. have
sold 1859 lots. and eleven engagements
for the coming week. Wesley NJ. Smith.
of s. Bethea & Co., 1927 Sd ave- 2-2-4t
FOR SALE-Bed room suit, wardrobe
dining table, sideboard. Wernicke book
case. ladies' writing desk; bargain. s170l
9TH avenue. Bell phone 2167.
FOR SALE-Cheap; two first-class fire.
proof vault doors and one burglar-proof
vault door with time lock. Formerly
used by First National Bank. r. ].
Willis, care First National Bank. 1-31 1T
FOR SALE-Four beautiful elevated lots
each lot 50x190; fronts SOUTH Poplar
street and Sd avenue; price only 500
EACH half cash; will sell for $3.50 each
inside of six months S. Bethea & Co..
2027 Sd avenue. 2-2-3t
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FOR SALE.
ATLAS ENGINES.

We have in stock for immediate ship
bent,
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Leading Newspaper
Comes oar for Hearst

Washington, D. c., March a.
There IS much comment here ia Demo
cratic circles anent the receut edi-
torial in the Cincinnati Enquirer the
paper owned and controlled by John
r Mclean. endorsing Hon William
Randolph Hearst and his candidacy
for the Democratic nsmination for the
presidency. Up TO the present time
that paper was one OF the papers that
studiously avoided the mention of the
name of Mr.. Hearst in any connection.
and it is one of the worst things any
paper could do TO any man To- neglect
10 say anything about him at all. They
all we're trying their hand at ignoring
Mr. Hearst, but the sentiment all over
the country that has manifested itself
for him and in his interest, has chang
ed the aspect of things here among
the leaders of the party and among
the leading papers of the country
They are compelled to recognize the
fact that the great common people Of
the country are for Mr Hearst and
there Is no barometer watched closer
by the politicians than the sentiment
of The people. Some men here are
called leaders. In reality there are no
leaders here. Thy all are followers
and subsequently, so. When a bell
we,her starts out and ca is TO the flock
they simply get busy. The minds of
the majority Of the members OF CON
gress in both house and senate were
In a chaotic condition concerning the
Democratic nomination for the presi-
dency until he people got busy all over
the country They were watching for
the signs Now that they see them
they are getting busy The editorial
mentioned above is one of the signs OF
the lines and all OF them have seen
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1t and read it Alright
Among many other complimentary
hines which the Cincinnati Enquirer
says Of Mr.. Hearst in this editorial,
are the following "Mr Hearst is ul-
questonahly a man Of mark, and
many sober minded men write him in
their book of estimation as man Of
destiny. No one cT his years has had
a more remarkable career In this
special period of grand development
In his private affairs he is as far above
petty personal assaults that there need
be no dwelling on that point He is
OF the stun that honest people make
heroes Of Starting in his business
life with a handsome Inheritance. he
has not been a drone OF a drawback in
society with every temptation to a
life of ease and uselessness he has not
been a sluggard. but has multiplied
his holding in enterprises requiring
ability and courage Of a high order to
insure their success And every dol
lar hat William r. Hearst has added
to his fortune has helped other people
in a thousand ways. Nobody
has ever been ground down for his
material promotion He hl, fitted
men up with himself. and has PUT no
one below No mans right
10 be a candidate for president of the
United States is better than that Of
William r. Hearst II would be silli
to talk ~ his lack Of fitness IN the
faces OF the following he has Men
40 not reach the position ne now occu-
pies without having proved quail $
and equipment of a high order. Sue
cess in Rfe like his is not an accident,
Especially since probity. next to inborn
ability. has been a chief instrument in
! his progress"
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(First published in Daily Leader 1904
March IA, 1904)
ORDINANCE NO. sos (SE

An Ordinance regulating the erection,
construction and protection. Of bill
boards of the City of Guthrie, o. T.
and repeating Section 594 Of the Re
vised Ordinances of the City Of
Guthrie, o. T.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Guthrie,
o. t.
Section !. That all bill boards here
after erected or constructed in the
City Of Guthrie. o. T.. shah comply
with the following specifoa ions, to-
wit:
All bin boards shall be buill OF
shiplap or flooring. face OF bill boards
to be dressed and board to be built
upright.
All bill boards to be not to exceed
ten (O) feea in height
All posts TO be not less than four by
four (4x4) inches and not more than
seven fee, apart.
fDtAS " bt pAAAN tN AZ 'AN -'NNNN '
depth OF at least four ca feet
All bin boards to be firmly braced
in the rear.
Section 2. When any papers or bills
shall become loose from any bill board
in the City of Guthrie, O. T.. said pa
pers. bills or rubbish shall be taken tC
some safe and convenient place an.
Immediately destroyed by the ownel
cr owners OF such bin board.
Section g. That no person or per
sons shall hereafter hitch any horse
mule OF other animal TO any bill boar'
or bin board bracing in The city o
Guthrie. o. T.
Section 4 That she owners OF an.
bill board heretofore erected in tn
city Of Guthrie, o. T, shall compli
with Section / of this Ordinance vii
lin sixty (6O) days from the publication
OF this Ordnance.
Section g. That any person or pei
sons violating any of the provisions O
the Ordinance shall be deemed guilt
4 cf a misdemeanor and upon convictio
, in the police court. shall be fined j
} any sum not less than Five Dollar
J (s5.OO) nor more than One Hundre
Dollars (Sl00o0)
t Section 6. That Section 5s4 OF Oh
/ Revised Ordinances of the Ciy
!. Guthrie, o. T.. relating TO bill board
be and the same ir hereby repealed.
section Z. That this Ordinaae
D shall take effeot and be in force frol
and after its passage, approva, an
publication.
Passed this 3rd day Of March, 1870
Approved this the Ssh day OF Marc
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rhe Name WIteh AazeI.

The name Witch Hazel is much
abused. e. C. Dewitt & Co, Chicago.
are the inventors Of the original and
only genuine Witch Hazel Salve. A
certain cure for Cuts. Burns, Bruises
Eczema, Tetter, Piles, etc. There are
many counierfeits of this salve. some
OF which are dangerous, while they are
all worthless. In buying Witch Hazel
salve see that the name e. c. Dewitt
q Co. Chicago, is on the box and a
cure is certain. Sold by j. n. Wallace
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By J. N Burnett, Deputy.


First published in the Daily Leader
March 9, 1904)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan coun-
~. -.
Notiee is hereby given that
Henry Teaney
has this day filed in the office OF the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition, asking that license Be
granted him to sell at re,ail, male,
spirituous and yinous liquors on
Lots 3, 6 and z. block SO, Fifth ward.
Guthrie. o. r.. in said County and
Territory.
II no protest be hled on or before
March 22. 1904,
his petition will be granted snd
license issued.
Witness my hand and tbs seal Oi
said County hereto affixed this
sth day of March, 1904.
(sEAL)
u. J. C. johnson,
County Clerk.
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The population OF China has been
a puzzle 10 geographers and statisii
clans for many genera, ions. An
American consul az Vladlyostok. which
is either Chinese co Japanese or Rus
sian by this time sends to the ate
department report. from a Fecen'
Chinese publication, on the census Of
China The toal numDer Of inhabt-
ants IS reported az f27.44I825 souls
The ls Chinese provinces proper had
4o7 7S7, ,305; Manchuria which Is in dis
puie whether Il IS Chinese or Russian
or Japanese, Is reported Al S5o000o
and Thibet al 6 $4,000
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cars in January. 1909. At 1--WE western
live stock markets a total of 3,O2S.35)
head Of stock was received in January,
1904. compared With 2,974029 head
last year and 2.75s,793 head in the
preceding year OF this to.al, 1,540.7l1
head were marketed at Chicago, 457,-
Goa head at Kansas City, 417216 head
at Omaha, 874544 head at St Louis,
ana 28s.265 head at ST. Joseph
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WHY MOTHERS
WORRY

Did you ever hear a mother
worry over a plump childl
There is no better bank Of
health for a child to draw
from than a good supply OF
healthy flesh.
SCOTS Emulsion not only
gives a child weight and
plumpness, but it feeds the
brain, bones and nerves with
strength and active power.
Fewer mothers would
worry If they knew more
about SCOTS Emulsion.
wss. ,s-d "a saa,pls i'ss ufoe Trqer.s II
SCOTT BO~NA. ~ Ps.ii si'ss'. Nv SsIA-
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LEAP YEAR DoN'rs.

Don't propose to the wrong mar.
Don't le. a marriageable man es-
cape.
Don't marry a man you can't sup
port.
Doat propose and be rejected Pro
pose and be accepted.
Don't lace TOO tight Most men be
lleve in expansion.
Don't lose your head. but keep an
eye TO the main chance
Don't let politics or religion stand
in the way Of good catch.
Don't be in too big a hurry.
There1l be another leap year by and
by.
Don't expect too much of an easy
catch He may be weak minded.
Don't allow any old girl to despair
NO doubt there is a man TO suitor.
Don'a be too particular Particular
girls sometimes become old maids.
Don't believe every man is a knave
but look before you leap into ma ri
mony.
Don't allow yourself to be blutfed
Faint heart never won retreating old
bachelor.
Don't show your hand too quickly
but make the man give you a
square deal
Don't expect 70 get an angel for Z
husband. There are no masculine
angels.
Don't fllr with the man in th'
neon II you do Venus may mak'
you see stars
Don't expec' him to he as wise a
/ solomon or as patient cs job III
might be neither
Don't treu him harshly Som
times a quiet stream becomes a. raa
ing CLIPPER
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The monthly atement OF the in ar-
nal commcrce ~ the Uated States.
issued BY the department 81 com
mtgce and labor through IFS bureau Of
sta : les. has Just been made public,
Thir eight car service associa'io
report 2.l95.sSi cars handled duri;G
january. 1904. compared with 2.s7s,dei
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There are now in the neighborhood
OF 1000 Carnegie free Libraries in op-
Grafton. II the founder on hese instr
tutions does the proper thing by each
ono in his will, the Carnegie heirs viii
have a much bet er showing Atp die
poor than Mr. Carnegie himself ever
did
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c. NJ. Barnes, Mayor.
(SEAL)
Attest:
2. seixas, City Clerk.
First published in the Daily Leadss
March /, 1904)

(First published In the Daily Lead0a
March 1, 19O4)
Application for Liquor Llcensa.
Territory of Oklahoma County Of L.
gan, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that
c. c. Mcmillan
has this day fined in the once OF tie
County Clerk. in and for said County
his petition, asking that license b
granted him TO sell at retail, malt
spirtuous and vinous liquors in
Lot No. 5, block No 81 Third ward.
Guthrie, o. T., in said County and
Territory.
II no protest be fled on or before
March Is. 1904,
is petition will be granted ana
-cense issued.
Witness my hand and the seal 4
said County hereto affixed thu
lst day OF March. 1904
(SEAL)
N. J. c. johnson,
County Clerk
nv 1 ~ ptr,,aff npnufv
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
lChicago Daily News.l

Pessimists- are usually old bache-
lors who are glad of it,
Few women are mind readers. but
nearly all are mind speakers
Courship and novels are more In
teresting than marriage and history
A woman possibly may admit that
she is thirty years old. but that she
snores never.
The man who gives your hahd a
cordial shake either has a full heart
or an empty purse.
A girl is always proud Of her new
hat until she meets another girl viii
one that's more freaklsh
It's an easy matter 10 gauge a mans
wisdom Draw him into a discussion
and If he agrees with you he's sensi
BILE
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Receipts Of wheat az eight primary
markets OF Minneapolis. Milwauke' =,
Duluih, Chicago. Toledo. s. Louis.
Detroit and Kansas City for the crop
year 10 the end Of January 1904.
announced 20 l6633s2 297 bushels, as
compared wi-h Is9.Si0,72O bushels las,
year and l744ss.70s bushels IN the
preceding year
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President Roosevelt believes in going
where duty calls Just now he is list
ening impatently 10 hear duty call
upon him 10 butt into the Eastern war.
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For sale-seven lD volumes OF de-
eisions OF the department OF the inter
Tor relating TO public lands.
One volume Taylor's Pleadings and
Practise (Kansa5). Address. The
Leader. outhrie. Okla
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II the Japs continue TO besiege and
blockade the Russian ports. and 70 cut
of food supplies as contraband of war
the Russian famine may yet become as
noted as the India famine once was
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Can the profound silence Of Richard
Harding Davis mean that he has fall
len into the hands of the Russian press
censor? The war will be DUH thing
indeed II the zone of activity Of the
Richard Harding Davis typewriter is
to be limited
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A woman writer can no; understand
why there should be any race sui
csde" when children double the Joys
Of married life. But she probably does
not have to pay the family bills.
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There is flaw in the tile TO the
Panama canal. so proceedings now
have to be suspended. Why not get
the Mars title guarantee company TO
issue a Monroe doctrine guarantee
policy upon the title?
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There's one consolation about The
factional fight between the Democratic
leaders in New York 1t can not de-
generate mso a hair pulling contest.
Both Hill and Murphy are bald headed
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WOMEN AT a pRlzE EIeHr

over one hundred of the leading
society women OF Burlington, Ia. are
reported 10 nave Witnessed, recently. a
real prize fight between prof Jack
sol" a Des Moines .and local pug,
The newspapers say the ladies were
deligh ed with the sport and "clapped
their hands and shouted"
No doubt OF it,
Any woman who would desire to see
a prize fight would Of course, be de
lighted in seeing IT,
AS Lincoln used to say, that sort OF
thing would suit the sort ou persons
who IKE that sor; Of thing
Only
One wonders what manner Of Great
ure those leading society women may
be--of what they are composed.
Are they a reversion to type?
The women Of Rome were delighted
when human creatures were butcher
ei to make a Roman holiday. TheJ
shouted and clapped their hands
Often they decreed the death OF the
yanquished by turning down the'I
thumbs The women OF Spain shout
and clap their hands at bull-fight.
OF what type are these Burlington
women2
I And
How many generations OF education
viii IL require 10 c,v.lize heir pro
geny?
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Perhaps President Roosevelts fail
ure 10 appoint any more negroes TO
offlce in she south is due TO the fact
that the colored southern voc is not
worth having now that the United
States supreme court has decided that
sorhern suffrage laws are oonsti n.
fiunal
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Shawnee Herald: Your Uncle Sid
ney Clarke is reported TO be busy
brushing the dust off Of those imbas-
stoned single statehood speeches he
used to make when the territory was
young.
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A Russian merchant has contribu''
ed 1000, OO0 Turkish cigarettes to- The
Russian war fund. He ought to be
tried for treason
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The Porta Ricans will doubtless
have more respect for "old Glory" now
that Old Glory cheroots have been in
iroduced into the island
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The whisky trust will put the price
Of whisky up But the whisky i'seii
will continue to go down
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sPLiNTERs.
philadelphia Telesraph)

All is not gold that gltters, partic-
ularly when il is a political ring
The lawyer is always looking for
trouble. but he wants none of his own.
Newspaper men may not walk in the
stralght and narrow path, but they al
ways go the write way
Some people expect fortune 10 smile
on them without doing anything 70
make q laugh
Kind Ola Man; III I give you q
dime viii you spend Il ssr whisky
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We trust that when the agricultural
department begins to chase the ooil
weevil it viii not chase him this way.
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Anadarko Tribune Rep): Oklaho-
ma will get no Statehood from this
session of congress. When it does
comes it. will include the Indian ter
ln.ory whether we like it or not The
leaders in both parties an Washington
have said that we must enter the un-
ion as one state; that will be in 1906,
when some Indian treaty stipulations
shah have been fulfilled. then for the
best. the richest, the grandest state
in our proud sisterhood.
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) 0 Q O 0 ! Q Q Q @ O c C @ o Q @
SPIRIT OF THE
OKLAHOMA PRESS.
Q Q Q Q . . Q Q Q . . G 9 . . 9

7Nea herford Democrat. William
r. Hearst seems to be growing more
in public favor with the passing Of
every day Every day reports come
of Hearst clubs being organized over
this great. grand country-from north
TO south and from east to west. Peo-
pie are favorable to his candidacy, be-
cause be is a friend 10 the masses. an
aggressive and ardent combatant
peainst trusts and monopolies and is
true disciple of Democracy If
Hearst is nominated we can but pre-
die his election Texas Democrats
are for him. oklahoma, Kansas New
Mexico. in fact we believe the whole
west and sou Invest are favorable for
his nomination. He is the strongest
candidate in the field and viii be nom
mated a. ST. Louis next july
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-14

Dusty Rhoades: Dis wrapped in
slumber business ain't what it is
cracked up to be" Weary Willie:
WHATS de kick. Dusty?" Dusty
Rhoades 1.Why. dat fat cop nearly
pounded me to death before woke
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