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that it may seem q
waste q words to say anything about Il
again, but there are some features This
extraordinary career which win bar
REPETITION nov in connection with hts
latest assignment 70 duty, because they
bear especially on the question Of his
hiB qualification fof the position. In the
first place Corteigou Is net q novice IN
politics nor inexperienced IN the WEys
Of national COMMITTEES The secretary
10 president must, IS 9 matter Of course.
come constantly a contact with every
political phase and become acquainted
with syeFy man Of politlcaIconssquence.
Cortsiyou was with Mckinley for ave
years, and he has been with Roosevelt
for nearly three. first Is secretary, then
e. q member Of the cabinet. There Is
10 other man IN the United States who,
from the nature Of hissxperisnce, has 80
Wids an acquaintance among public
men.
During the campaign Of 1900 he was IN
hourly Communication With Chairman
Hanna and with the other omcials Of
the national committee, and there Was
little about the machinery Of tie cam
paign with which he did not become IA
miIiar. BE VIII represent IN the new
COMMITTEES, n be becomes chairman, ell
the latest sentiment for the nartyred
president which e stil 90 strong force
IN the republican party. In addition he
win represent al the new sentiment
which may have come 70 the party dur
ing the inCumbency Of President ROOss-
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Retaining Land.

The island Of Nordstrand, the only
portion Of once fertile North Frlesland
which Is Jet unreclaimed, Is now to be
saved from the sea by the construction
Of large dixie. The island was first
separated from the mainland BY q ter
rinc storm in 1884, during which over
5000 persons were droWned.-os0-
graphical Journal.
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- = "---- 49, - raj nef 20 9 place IN
neel-pn4L the cabinet and no
man without force and tact could have
shown the organizing ability which Cor
telyou has shown both IN the executive
ofices ana On the department Of com
meree and labor. When COrtelyou went
70 the white house from the post once
department IN Clevelands second adj
ministration he was known to the presi-
dent only Is q capable shorthand writer
and REPUBLICAN ct that he hadn't been
in his new place fortnight before he
bean to systematize the white house
work and to 6rganizs the clerical force,
Where before there had been hsphazard'
confusion, here appeared an orderly
method Of doing business and the be-
ginning Of q system which, elaborated
under Mckinley, has developed marvel
Ousiy.
Nobody who frequented the white
house under the administrations preced-
ing CIegeIand's second term and who
had not sincs been IN washington would
recognize the executive Olioes. Ihey
haFe become 70 al intents and pur-
poses q new and admirably conducted
department Of the government; and the
work VS. practically begun and con-
pleted b C0ftslyou.
he perfected also The FystGm under
which pre- lent can transact TIE busi-
ness Of he once IS quickly and satisfae-
torIly 1900 niles away from washing
ton ss hs can "a tie Vita house itself
The journeys o. Mckinley ard ROose-
velt would have been impossible had
Il not been for CorialyoH's organizing
abflity-an nizing ability that Wolld
have been fnHaluabls 70 any busine1s
concern.
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Common Failing.

One Of the writers Of popular songs
says that his method is to jot down q
tumble Of meaningless words to az the
meter Of his melody, and then after
ward to substitute sense for the non
sense Of the first draft. A good many
song writers seem TO follow the same
procedure, without taking the second
step.-IndisnapoIis Journal.
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TrHina on the Hmvaa.

Il was testified in q London police
court recently that lunatie asylums
contain q larger percentage Of piano
tuners tia OF representatives Of any
other trade. Anyone who has been
forced 20 listen 10 . piano being tuned
can understand the nerVe-raeldng ma
ture Of such q buslness.-PhHadsiphia
Record.
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The klnk That Won't Come Back.
You can make your hair just as
straight and smooth as you want to
by using the Original Ozonized Ok
Marrow, and the kink that was there
before wiz not come back The ozon-
lied Ok Marrow also keeps the hair
from falling out, cures dandruff and
makes the hair grow. Il never fails.
One bottle does 1t. Sold over forty
years to ladies Of refinement all over
the country, giving perfect satisfae-
ton Send rs 80 cents and We win
ship you a bottle express paid. Adj
dress ozonized OK Marrow Co, Is Wa
bash Avenue. Chicago. III
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Asked, the other day. as to the absence
OF q youthful member Of his flock,
Brother Williams replied that he was
'in his graduation exercises-ln prison.
You see" he explained, "hit Eus disa-
way: he started humble-in de chain
gang; but, By perseverance, en- strict at
tention ter business. he finally graduated
ter de fed'rul prison Of de United States!"
Atlanta Constitution.
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Romance in Real Life.

Tennyson's poem, THE Lord Of Bur
leigh" was founded on q romance Of
real life which had for its hero former
marquis Of Exeter. AS Mr.. Henry Ce-
ell he fell IN love with q cottage girl
named Higgins and, pretending to be
poor and humble man, he Wooed and
won her. She was the Sarah.
marchioness Of Exeter. who died on jan
uary Is, 1871.
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Population Of Brazil.

The population Of Brazil Is 1900. 900.
Of which 1900, 900 ara Italians, 1,OO0,-
900 Portuguese, 5000 Germans, 4.OOc
English, 400 Americans and about 90
600 Of various other nationalities. The
average number Of immigrants Is about
5000 q year, the Italians predominant
ing; the German immigration Is about
200 q year.
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Tree Explosions

A grove Of aspens in Manitoba grows
IN a region Of intense frost. The
straight, tall trunks have frost cracks
In the bark near the ground, where the
sap Is yet TO be found in the time Of
severest cold. All who have camped IN
the north during the cSldest weather win
recall readily the sharp explosions
that are heard during the making Of
these cracks.-Country Life in America
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Coffee Making Hint

Putting ground coffee to steep In cold
water the night before viii be found to
result In economy and richness of ia
Vor for the breakfast beverage. Enough
coffee should be used to allow one ia
blespoonful for every cup and an ex-
ira one for the pot-ChicagO Daily
News.
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Want Coed Nan.

A noteworthy feature Of the appliea-
lions this yeaR to the bureau Of self
help for graduate service 10 the de-
mand from corporations for Yale men
to take permanent positions, many Of
them well paid. Several Of the calls
for teachers are for positions paying
$500 . year or more
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- - - -.

Nolss 3 en- undoubted actor n I'm
pairing TIE tone Of the nerve eontsrs.
Whether We are conscious oft o. not 4
hurts TIE brain and has 3 dea6entng
dszzllng, bsuiidering eRact on tie men
tai processes. II tires the brain enc
tsn6s 10 produce cerebral hyperemla,
10 i've in . noisy atmosphere - "a
shoFtsn ons'1 days TrFitabnlty. neu.
rE1lhania, insonnia are corsr 60
ra HauE DoWn
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Eo ouhan AEvluma

Australia has no orphan asyIums.
Every child who is not suppotted by
parents becomes a ward Of the state, and
Is paid q pension for support and placed
in private family, where board and
clothes are provided until the fourteenth
birthday.
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Wooden HIehlandsru

The custom Of tobacconists exhibit
Ing engies Of Highlanders outside
their shop doors originated IN Lon
don. and, though At one time It was
greatly in favor In both Scotland and
England, the custom Is now gradually
dying out-London Nail
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Had Rathnr

Il have bet q silk hat with that man
ave times IN the last year, and he has
never paid me one Of them."
That so? I didn't know he was On
the habit Of breaking his word"
ooh, he isn't; be won the bstS."-
Cincinnati TimesStar.
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Lax Ont for I'm.

Mrs. NeEcome-Wasn't that q nice,
genial gentleman We met on the trainf
Mr.. M thought him only con-
geniai.-Cineinnati Commercial Tn
bune.
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About six months ago q couple o.
employees who were about 70 be dis
charged thought to clear themselves By
bringing charges against the sserstary
Of iFregularity IN once. An inEsotiga-
ton vas ordered MossIsy dId not wait
10 Be aGhed TO give up the keys 10
his once and his desks with al his pa
pers and o. q moments notice turned
the entire establishment over to the
investigators. He gave them access not
only 20 the papers at the commission,
but TO all his private papers. his safety
deposit boxes and his correspondence.
Il Is doubtful whether the public and
private business Of any man was ever
more closely serutinized. The secret
service agents were put to work and
bis life for 20 years was laid bare.
The result Of the investigation was
made public a day or two ago. It was
q complete exoneration. Il could not
be found that q thing was out Of the
way In Moselsy's conduct from begin
ming 70 end. The commission has
made q report to that effect and the
who carefully examined all
the papers himself, showed his appre-
citation Of q faithful oflcer By himself
adding his approval and directing that
the vindicatiOn be given the fullest
publicity.
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Patriotic to the End.

A japanese murderer, condemned TO
death, had dollar left on the eve Of his
execution, out Of the money that had
been sent him by his friends. The jailer
advised him to spend It IN one last lux
uTious meal. But he sent It to the war
fund.
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WaRonlss syria.

Carts wagons drays, trucks, etc. are
not employed largely in Syria and Pal
estine. On the farms q wagon Of any
description q hardly ever seen Grain
h brought IN on the backs Of canals
and dO1keyB Delivery wagons are IN,
known IN Syrian cltess --7r =
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auita an Tdaa

Ms Subbubs-I see By the papers
that that big Ore was started By "spon-
taneous combustion"
Mr.. Subbubs-Well3
Il was Just thinking how nice e
would be II We could only buy some
Of It for use In the furnace IN the
eellar."-Philadelphia Press.
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To Foil Mica

Food can be protected from the raw
ages Of mice By placing Il on q table
covered with an enamelled cloth set
IN the center Of a room. The willy
rodent cannot climb up the slippery
surfaee.-Household.
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Too LatA

Forget my bad habits" wrote q do
spondent man in New Jersey, Just be-
fore committing suicide. That's what
many Of rs want our friends to do, In
stead Of trying to break them on our
selVes.-Boston Globe.
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Transparent umbrellas are q late nov
city in London The substances OF which
they are made has the color Of ivory,
and fits constitution Is q secret Of the in
Ventor. Collisions are thus rendered IN
likely.
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Hard 20 Understand

A London doctor has figured Il out
that tail homes, such as apartment
houses, has caused q reduction IN the
size Of the heads Of children and made
them less intelligent.
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saYnees at a. circna.

No doubt we are all quite civilized
and refined. but the big act in the cir
Gus Is the one in which the performer
appears to incur a WantoA risk Of life.
-Washingion Star.
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Just received 9
Etndieat ion Of
which he has q
right TO be proud.
he has been Becre
tary Of the com
mission ever since
Its establishment
nearly20years ago.
and he has become
Identified with Il
until he almost
seems to be q part
Of the machinery.
He looks on q al
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Plenty About

2 Recent medical articles have contained
an account Of the aearus scablei, which
is graEely described as q parasite that
attacks the palms Of the hands and
makes them itch.
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saying Nothing.

Those who have wondered Why they
never hear anything from Gen. Coxey
nowadays win understand when they
learn that he has made q fortune
Boston Gioba
The broad ax., 1904-06-04

Don't rub the face with two coarse
towel. Treat It e. you would the finest
Porcelain-tenderly and dslicataly.-
Household.
The broad ax., 1904-06-04

Barton from the
presidency OF the
American National
Red Cross. This
was to have been
expected, because
Miss Barton, nov
over so years Of
age, could hardly
have hoped to con-
time much longer
In active work.
The Red Cross
IN America as Il
stands to-day e.
practically Misc
- -.
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. chHc

%As long as q man Is willing 70 let
bis money DO the talking nobody Is go
ing to make fun Of bis grammar
Washington Star.
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soma A. Thoneht.-

We learn from q delayed-in-trans-
mission edition Of the Congressional
Record what a whole lot Of members
would have said II they had said IT,
Washington Post.
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ThIbst e larger than France, Ger
many and Spain combined, but has
only q population q 5000, 00o-TIt-
Biz.
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= n - Jndrad.

The world has q way q believing
that the man who e always puttaring
around cant % anything else.-Chiea-
60 Rscord-Herald.
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Hitherto the Jordan has been az
eountsa the most crooked stream 81
- world. But Il cannct compare WITH
- rfhiis. rivar. ArkanSas, which
.rrvslr loo mfIes n traVcralng 6is-
t.acs q 80 miles as ne crow fiea
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thirty yoars q the average ags Of an
oSirich and TIE annual yiald 81 = bi7d
q CAPTIVITY 3 frum tWo 20 four pounds
nl plumal.-Natura
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L g strange, bat people never cone
70 speak q y0a aas . friendS ahout ana
thfng bat your istakea-C Chicago Trib-
una
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Coed for sHnra.

Nix common earth ana water 20 TIE
consistency Of mud and apply % aWasD
e bee sting Chieago Daily NsWE
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republican nation
q COMMITTEES, Just
g he has mads an
deal secretary 70
two presidents and
an ideal eabinetof-
dcer Il one q the
things that are set
down IS certain IN
Washlngton With
outthe formaHtyof
argument
The rise Of this
young man has
been told 50 often
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Los Is sonetimss eain-as wheh
Adam Lost that m Indianapolis Jour-
~
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q lrisfortnnA
She's such q big girl"

SHE'S such big girl
yea Isn't Il too bad3 SheneEerWin
Be able to talk Of love In q cottage with
out making people laugh. Chicago
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Nicely furnished rooms to psnt for
gentlemen Reasonable rEtsS 3168
Indiana avenue.
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ties IN the chair
man Of q national
committee are
force. tact and or
ganizing ability,
and ell these Sec
rotary Cortslyou
has shown that he
possesses In abUnd-
anee.
No man without
force and tact could
have mads HIS way
IN ten years from q
position as Etenog-
-.
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An tat anyboiy nSafs - hrarls me
soeis.y b 3 SD am van 8 sIann1G
poink
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tussia Is particularly lncty 81 hag-
he IN ne room n TIE world p f.tspps
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After an nsxt to acquaintance with
political Affairs, the most ESSENTIAL quaIi-
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Resignation Of Clara Barton.
An extraordinary career comes to
close with the resignation Of Clara
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Hard Horl-InF CloEIz

Should escrsllrY CortelF1n leaTe tie
asl.IlnsaL q eonnsIrs .nd lahor Z
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NlIIgIAL CHAIRMAN
W REPUBLIoAlls HAVE eoon
MANN ooHEE1xoU.
HIS RAPID RISE 70 THE TOP
From stsnographer 70 Cabinet ome~
n Ten Xears-cass q q rain
ful clerk-Investisation
Of Mosslsy.

Washington.-That Secretary Corral
you Niu make an IDEAL chairman q the
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q 90 Of Ned Mosalsz.

Ned Moseley, the secretary Of the In
terstate commerce commission, has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27
Have You Indigestion?

If you have indigestion, Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure will cure you. 1t has
cured thousands It is curing people
every day-every hour You owe It to
yourself to give It a trial You will
continue TO suffer until you do try it.
There is no other combination of
digestants that digest and rebuild at
the same time Kodol does both.
Kodol cures, strengthens and re-
builds. Sold by n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27
DRIVING Out the Enemy.

These are the Gays of colds, sharp
and sudden, attacking throat and
lungs, and leading TO consequences one
does not like TO think about Avoid
further exposure and fight the enemy
Of health and comfort with Perry
Davis Painkiller the family standby
for sixty years. II conquers a cold in
day. See that You get the right
article There is but one Painkiller
Perry Davis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27
POLITICS AT puRANr.
Democrats Put Out Full Ticket After
a Heated Campaign.
c..-.tt A. nh 49,


a Heated Campaign.
Special to Daily Leader
Durant, J.. T., Feb 27--After a very
heated campaign. and double head
er primary, which closed at a late
hour Wednesday night the Democrats
of this city have nominated he follow.
ing ticket out of seventy candidates
for The coming municipal election
Mayor w. L. Boaer; police lulge,
w L. Poole; city attorney, W H.
Ritchey; chief Of police, n. s Bled-
soc (re-elected); city clerk, J. II
Baugh city treasurer. T. B sleLgei
Tax collector and assessor, T. B.
sledge; street commissioner, j. l. WI
coxson; night police Tom Anderson
pound keeper, H.g Newman; scaveng
er J. w Barry; aldermen, First ward
Edward Lewis and Rube Dutt6n; Sec
ond ward Or. W. o. shannon and
Clarence Dyer; Third ward, j, V. Con
neil am C. A. WOODWARD; Fourth
ward r w. Carter jr and d. B. Pughi
Fifth ward. r l. Siinson and C. II
Marshall; Sixth ward, A. p Blackwell
and J l.. Blanchard. A nomination in
this city means an election. as her,
are but a small handful OF Republi
cans to pit against the licket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
alsaass5s aaass 'eo Of ZxHAzzzM
champlon Rabbit Catcher.

Edmond has the champion rabbit
catcher of Oklahoma His name is E.
Blades and he lives 2h miles west OF
Edmond He has lived on the place
for IA years and has captured more
than / 400 cotton tail and 25 jack rab-
bits during that time as you see. The
average for the IA years is a little
over 100 per year The least number
he ever captured in a single year was
65 while the largest number was y15.
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The excursion to Piedmont was a
success.
The weather changes oftener than
the forecasts.
The city council has met twice in
about the last two months.
Jerry Cone is again dishing out the
smiles and cigars at the Warwick
Farmers say that the wheat in the
Cimarron valley is in good condition.
Bowling is becoming the star pleas
ure OF some Of Guthrie's lovers Of
sport.
Owing to the resigning Of Harry
Barnhill the police constellation is one
star shy
one hundred commercial letters
were sent ont by the commercial club
yesterday.
II Is now stated that mail service
will be established on The Katy about
the first OF April
The commercial club is already plan
ming for the cattlemen's convention
to be held here IN 1905.
Secretary McKeand Of the CONNER
cial club is in receipt Of letter in
vesiigating Guthrie as the location of
, straw paper factory
The Coyle Clipper is Guthrie
boomer first, last and all The time. It
says; Guthrie will join the national
base ball league and go on he ala
mond with a crack team.
An Oklahoma enthusiast in Virgin.
ia writes to Guthrie for more maps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27

Recently a plain drunk who was
brought into police court pleaded that
The Jag" he had secured was his first;
that he was a laborer; and that he
was just recovering from a serious
lameness. The police judge has a
heart, and taking into consideration
the above mentioned facts the gent
was released, providing that he leave
town. Inside Of iwenty-four hours he
was brought Before the judge on the
same charge. He got his ipst dues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27
GUARDIANS MUST REPORT.
Attachments Removing Law Vioiators
Ordered by Judge in sa-

pulpa.
Special TO Daily Leader.
sapupa, |. T., Feb, 27.-Judge Ray
mond ordered al achments today for
the removal of all guardians of minor
children who have failed to file the
property within their care with the
court He sail each man guilty of
this offense would be fined one dollar
and costs The law provides that ev-
cry person acting as a guardian of
minors shall report the amount and
condition Of the property in his care
within sixty days after his appoint
ment, and give bond for. its proper
disposal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27
HITCHCOCK MUST EXPLAIN.
President Calls for Statement Of Ok
lahoma Improvement Funds.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 27,-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has asked Secretary
Hitchcock for a statemen. of the funds
expended on public improvements in
Caddo. Kiowa and Comanche counties,
Oklahoma. These funds, which re-
suited from the sale Of towa lots
when the Kiowa, Comanche and
Apache reservation was opened to set.
lement, according to law, were to be
expended on school houses, bridges,
wa er works and other improvements
in Anadarko, Lawton, Hobart and else.
where in the new counties. Some of
the contracts were made, but there
were Irregularities in connection with
the work and Secretary Hitchcock sus-
pended payments pending an investi-
ga ion. The work has not been re.
sumed.
Mayor Turner and n. l.. Sleeper of
Lawton have been in Washington for
the last week enieavoring to get an
order issued containing the improve
ments They received no satisfaction
from Secretary Hitchcock and appeal
eJ to President Roosevelt who told
hem he would make inquiry as to why
the funds were held up, Accordingly
nc has asked Secretary Hitchcock for
statement Mayor Turner and Mr.
Sleeper left for Lawton.
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Divorced ans Remarked in One Day.
Special to Daily Leader
sapulpa, /. T, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Della
Nunn was granted divorce from
Lock Mum yesterday afternoon. Last
nigh; she was married TO Jesse Horne.
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They were all captured in a common
box trap and he has three of these
traps set all he time. He has cap
tured domestic cats numbers of times
in his traps and often catches those
that are not domes ic cats.-Edmol
Enterprise.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Pies Your druggist will refund
money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you, in to IA days. soc
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WAY nor RENr a sAFErY b

WHY NOT RENT a SAFETY %
PosIT BOX IN A MopEAN sTEEI
VAULT AND FEEL THAT YOUR
vALUAsLEs ARE sEcuRsf FROM
uTo - PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE
NccoaolNo TO SIZE. see TIA
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK AaoUi
1T.
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No sooner viii be the candidates
for nominations for county offices get
through than the aspirants for munic.
ipal jobs win be let loose on the pub
lie.
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One touch OF nature may make the
whole world kin, but two touches OF
your fellow man would indicate thar
You are an easy mark.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-27

Ine case Of Jesse Breton VS.. The
Territory was appealed TO the SUI
preme court yesterday The plaintiff
in the present action was found guilty
Of statutory rape in the district court
of Woodward county and now appeals
the case to the higher court.
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ana circulars The writer states that
he s. trying to get crowd together
who desire TO locate in Oklahoma.
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q a - n RIA.
Besr the a The Kind foa HaR klKays Bouril
'''.'''' &xHzZzzsI
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Marrying for money is as easy as
cashing counterfeit bills at a bank.