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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-01

If you want to know what Prof Will
kins can do for spinal troubles, curva-
lures, etc., write MRS. H. E. TIFF
FIN, Keene, N. Fl.
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PENSION DEcisioNs.
Ry th Assistant Secretary Of the (
Departments Of the Interior.
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LINE OF DUTA-Soldler, white in mll-
itay operations IN the euemys country
a hot climate drank unboiled water. Con-
uary TO existing orders Tie suhse-
queity died Of Asiatic Cholera, the cause
OF which is ascribcd to drinking contain
mated water The war department held
that the death OF the soldier was ''n0e
m line OF duty" because he violated orr
ders Do drinking unboned water Held;
Where soldier on a campaign where
sterilized water may not be Immediately
accessible yield sto a-ual Impulse to
satisfy thirst despite existing orders 20
drink boiled water only he Is not out
of the line of duty for penson purposes
Hi smother IS. therefore pensionablc.
DIVISION OF PENSIONS MINORS
Peusioner abandoned his minor children
IN 1895. al which time ne had "a lawful
wife living. whom ne abandoned in 1886
bun who Is shown 10 be a woman of Im-
moral character Held: Ills minors have
utle 10 one-half his pension under the
0rst prouso OF tine act Of March s. 1888
because Of his abandonment OF them
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Appel
lants marriage 70 the soldier az "a time
when she had a husband Twins and un-
divorced. she not having exercised orr
dinary diligence Ia Informing herself as
10 the whereabouts Of such nrst hus-
band when she contracted 4 seeond mar
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pany, all OF whom win Increase their
holding and induce their friends to in
vest 80 that the stock win be subscribed
for fast enough to complete the work.
At Cherryvale. as any one can see who
win come down. the first great inde-
pendent refinery ever built In the west
since the favorable legislation by Kan
sas last winter is now nearly completed.
The building OF this refinery has been
crowded with a vim second to none from
the word 60 Work was under con-
struction almost before the signature
Of the governor OF Kansas was dry on
the maximum freight rate bill. This
refinery II easily worth to the stock-
holders OF this company a quarter Of a
million dollars and the capacity will be
increased by the addition OF another
still at once The refinery company now
controls three OF the largest producing
oil companies IN the Kansas oil fields.
These three producing companies. which
are fighting for a common cause under
the Uncle Sam flag. have sufficient pro-
ducti0n to run two such rehneries. With
four pumping plants and seventy eight
oilers and twenty-six hundred acres OF
| proved oil lands and in addition thereto
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

cherr,vaie wsn Have Double cel=brasion
Win Refinery Opening July Fourth.
when ycu buy stock in the Uncle
Sam Company you join a company
that is supported at home as wen as
abroad. This refinery is Kansas in
etitution-a home industry. Everyone
IN CherryYale is anxious for its anal
and grand success. Under the man
aGcment Of the Cherryyale fire COM
pany big celebration viii be pulled
on Special trains WI bc run in from
Kansas City Topeka, wichita. and
special cars from Chicago and St. Louis
Governor Rob't LaFollette OF Wiscon-
sin, Governor Ferguson OF Oklahoma.
Governor Folk OF Missouri Governor
Hoch and Congressman Campbc' and
other prominent Kaasans and Mr. Bryan
o. Nebfnska and Mayor Dunno OF Chica-
SO are the Invited speakers. and II Is
safe to say that az least TWO VIII be
secured. ChCyyvale IS going 70 do The
business up about right. as everyone
realizes the opening Of the refinery viii
be an epoch-maldng event in tie Oh
helds one wichita Kan. band has al
ready been contracted for. and large deli
egations win come in from that section
Of Kansas. The Uncle Sam Company
viii only be too glad TO show tse public
At large that the refinery IS even more
than has been claimed In the advertise
ments.
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rage, such second marriage was not en-
tered into ia good faith. ip the honest
belief that her first husband was dead.
and can not be upheld under Section o.
Chapter S. Article 1. Of the New York
Statutes Vol 8. and concers ON her no
right u pension as widow Of said see-
ond husband.
RATE-AtD AND ATTENDANCE
EVIDENCE-The claimant being oen-
stoned at $50 per month for rheumatism
an dresultng disease OF heart ,md ir a
helpless condtion SO as to require reg
ulaI and constant aid and attend, ace;
and Il being Impossible 10 determine 10
what extent his helplessness ls due to
the aboye.named diseases and to what
lent 20 Ola age 90 years., the rec
ommendation OF the examining surston
that he be given $50 per month is con-
CURED in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

The stock Is worcestershire and there
IS no liability. Today. June 9th. there
are still IN the treasury 5,O90.000 shares
OF stock. This stock is in great demand
al s cents per share. 1t Is selling all
over the United States at this price
readily In fact the books whl show that
for the last six days the total net sales
will average over $4,000 per day. There
are enough deals pending in the United
States today 10 sell an the stock that
the company viii sell at cents pei
share fve times over One group Of
Cincinnati merchants arc hguring on
putting In between $4,000 and 100000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23
Quality vs.. Quantity.

Hard muscles and strong body do not
depend on the quantity OF the food you
eat but on its perfect digestion and
proper assimilation. When you take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your system gets
an the nourishment out OF an the food
you eat II digests what you eat re-
gardless OF the condition OF the stomach
~nd conveys the nutrient properties TO
lrr si5od and Tissues This builds up
and strengthens the entire system. Ko-
dol cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Belch-
Ing, Sour stomach Weak Heart, etc
Sold BY C. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

retter oroanlzs Pool and Take one
fundredth Interest at Eight Thousane
Dollars.
Why not see ten or hfteen OF your
is.ends and organize a pool and take a
sne-hundreih interest IN this refinery
I'd pipe line7 You can secure one
ndredth interest now for eight thou
snd dollars. II you have this amount
e mohey 20 invest yourself come down
.. once and go over the proposition
horolghly. or write Tor full particulars
.nd late reports. or send draft and we
il forward your stock BY return reg
fercd mall
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stock Easily Worth 20 Cents Per share
Rloht Now and VIII Be selling Ter
so Cents per Share In 90 Days.


Rlqht Now and VIII BE selling for
80 Cents per Share IN 90 Days.
This company is no stock selling prop
ositlon. Time and again In the last week
good business men have insisted that
the stock Of this company should be
advanced and sold az more money This
we know could be done. n fact the stock
with the assets back Of Il and the great
development should bring right now IS
cents per share. but the mart cement
OF this company wants 10 crowd the
completion OF the kansas City pipeline
we want the men now in the company
10 make an EFFORT to secure more Of the
stock In other words We want 10 raise
al least $4,000 In the next week. Then
you viii see this stock go away up. So
when you read over these lines remem-
Der the days are numbered that anyone
can buy this stock at two or three times
the present price. Better take adyant-
ago OF the present Investment and rush
YOUR remittances here at once. Forty
dollars viii buy you 500 shares, or II you
have from $500 TO 81 900 10 Invest, bet
ter mail your draft and wire the seere-
tary 10 reserve the stock.
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The Uncle sam Is great independent
company, fighting for glorious cause.

Tire Uncle Sam Is a great Independent
company, fighting for glorious cause.
This Is an independent company.
working Tor a righteous cause. fighting
,r square daai and market for home
product ana while the refinery viii be
ready to commence work by June 30
o. July 1. the management has promised
the iire company. OF Cherryvale that IL
viii defer the opening until July ith,
shen some OF the above mentioned pub
a. men VIII Hight the fires under the
furnaces and the nrst independent rehn-
-ry ever built BY che people IN general
fie United States win be launched
N rs road 10 success when the people
and public sentiment is as strong for
square deal as Il Is In Kansas there
no question about the outcome. Bet
er not walt until 10000 people are in
ierryvaie and until this refinery Is In
srratlon and then expect TO buy stock
even so cents per share. Now Is
ylr ul1e. Better mail draft today for
least $50 and take j 900 shares. II
soa delay a few days 1t VIII probably an
BE- taken by ofh=r parties and shares
Ls up 10 2s cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

the Uncle Sam company has six thou
sand and one hundred acre, OF addi-
tiond oil lanus. also twenty acres az
Cherryvale and hfty-seven acres at kan
sas City. making over eight thousand
acres IN all Room m proved grounds
for over sixteen hundred oil and gas
wells. Drills are running night aud day
bringing In more producers Company
already has suficient gas wells COM
pleted to furnish the refinery with fuel
and run all the pumping plants, 50 they
are to but little expense IN pumping the
oil The company has thousands OF bar
rels OF OF in storase. has room and stor-
age for thousands OF barrls more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

Twenty-Five Carloads Of Pipe FOR Kansas
City Pipe Line Now en- the Road.
The Kansas City pipe line viii pay TO-
itself by the saving Of freight in eigh-
teen months. Twenty-Five miles OF this
Inc Is now purchased and is on ths
road and viii arrive along the line in
from three 20 six days. Just a question
y time until this line win be completed
to the waters front and when completed
you will not be able to buy a share Of
stock In this company under Is cents
per share There is no speculation IN
this stock; the company has the OIL IL
has refinery practically completed and
paid for; will soon have its own pipe
line completed when from the waters
front 1t can steamboat the oil to the
markets OF the world and no one can
delay its delivery or charge demurrage
These are cold facts that every investor
must take into consideration Another
strong fact Is, the company Is paying
as Il gees. There are thousands OF dol
lars in the treasury; we discount all
bills and in addition to the inflow Of
cash subscriptions which are daily In
creasing the company has on the books
In eilt-edge monthly installment sur
scriptions over eighty thousand CSs0
dollars Every dollar OF which win bs
paid In during the next four months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

THE only formidable foe to the robbcr oil monopoly
west Of the Appalachian mountains. A great n-
dependent enterprise Of the people, for the people
and by the people, in fact well in name,
lighting for market for home product Stockholders
from every state and territory in the union Stock has the
assets behind it and easily worth 25 cents per share
right VIII be offered few days longer at $4,000
peV 1o0e shares With two refnees and 300 miles Of pe
lines stock cannot help but to 81 per share saf prac
tcabe proposition paying it goes Investments safe
becanse the people in general Interested and that
projection for your property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

II YOU haye pains in the back Urinary,
Bladder or kinney trouble and want a
certain. pleasant herb remedy for wo-
mans ms try biotEor Graya a istraHan-
Le+t, it is safe monthly resulator Az
DTgsists on b. mail scots Sample
package FREE Address. Tie No.her
Gray CO.. I.eRoy. n. \.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

~ special train from Wichita from all southern
and central Kansas, large delegations viii to
Cherryyale. Led by the Wichita band a street pa
rade several miles long with 80 teams loaded with
pipe for the starter of the Uncle Sam pipe line to Kansas
City, will make showing Of what this great enterprise
doing Independent pipe lines owned and controlled BY
home people Carrying Kansas and Oklahoma oil to tbe
navgable waters will chekmate the present organized tr-
gands Of Wall street oppreors who practically stealing
the rich products Of honest toll in the oil fields by their
throat monopoly prices brought about by their fair prices and
false promises to the producers at the of the
development of the oil district Owning its production
and its pipe lines the Uncle Sam Refinery maintains
solid lineup for Success and victory is certain
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pnasoNnrL oF coMPAMY.

preaidant-James ingersoh.
-President--J. IA Ritchis
Secretary and treasurer-H r. Tucker
Jr.
The above mentioned men placed th'
Puhlishers Oil company on dividen'
paying basis IN less than one year. The
great bulk of the Publishers stock SOLD
al from TO u cents per share. Yot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

cannot buy out a single one Of the
above mentioned men in the Publishers
company today az even si.25 per share.
You can expect about the same results
II you join tho Uncle Sam company.
one success generally follows another.
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REFERENCES.

The Montgomery County Natlona
bank. Cherryvaie.
The Peoples National bank. Cherry
vale.
Cherryvale State bank Cherryvaie.
II you know OF a prominent business
man in Cherryvale write to him. Wo
could give five hundred references,
among them about twenty OF the Lead
ing newspapers of the United States
all OF which have had personal repre-
sentatives on the grounds This com
pany will not advertise in a paper u
less that paper will send q reprssenta-
tive to Cherryvale aud Investigate and
give It's moral support TO the Uncle
Sam company
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me Million Dollar Independent
Will Be Opened fN Business independence Day
TbBB the Greatest Offered Tho Public
Certain to Be Selling so Gents Ninety

oW rates on railroads with special trains from Chi
cago, St. Louis and Kansas City while from all
H. over the sunfower state people win come by the
hundreds to dedicate a home institution hacked by
thousand Kansas taxpayers while from oil over The
Missouri valley have lined up solid Supported by pub
lie approval and in fact by every citizen whose heart beats
for square deal against hat hievng corporation we'll
known pirates Of American commerce. present especially
engaged in trying to punder the great oil industry of Kan
sas by unjust guagcrs and tests and by false and misleading
statements through few heng newspapers owned press
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Financial Condition Of the Company and
Why This stock VIII CO to 81 Per
share and stln Grow IN Value.
The authorized capitalization Is So
600 900. Par value Of the stock Is 81
per share Every share OF stock draws
the same dividend as any othsr share.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

with csss.=s = .,=>are change and
a Surplus Of energy" you may accom-
pilsh hundred little wonders Ia want
advertising.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-23

The Stock Is non-assessabie aud the par
Vaiueis Sf.O0 per share
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InstalIment Offer Gives Every Man Chance.

follows
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Now Is The Time to Buy Your Stock,
Traaiury Stock

; WIN N0H IIVNIuIy StOrN % otIv"1I
$500 Shares .S2OC.O0
5000 Shares $4,000
10000 Shares $4,000
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-15
HEARD IN PASSING

Presidents messages since 1897 have been an unbroken story of national prosperity. On that item everybody should be willing to stand pat.-St Louis Globe-Democrat.
 John Bunyan's anvil sold in LondoS for e225. His hammer would be worth more and is needed more in these days of political and business rascality.-New York Herald.
 T shall miss you while you are on your. hunting trip, deal" murmured tn ? young wife. affectionately, "and I shall pray that the men you are going with will do the samew-Cleveland Leader
 We want to give our readers some advice: Never have any dealings with undertakers if you can avoid it. They are a close lot-always wanting to screw a man down.-St Joseph, Mo, Gazette.
 J. Pierpont Morgan says he was cheated in a recent railroad deal. The other fellow might almost be justified in fixing up dates for the purpose of going ogt to lecture about it.-ChicagO Record Herald.
 With Parker, attorney, fighting Par ker, J., the decision is bound to be in favor of Parker whichever way it goes, as we'll as against him. This will be Il novelty to the judge. who is so used to being overruled or reyersed.-New York Press.
 When a horse upon meeting an auto mobile refuses to go on, and threatens to back or to bolt for the ditch, the best thing that the automobilist can do is to pass at medium speed and with the least possible noise. The unpleasant moment fand by watching the faces of automobilists I have learned that it is usually unpleasant even to them) is thus much shortened. Owners of gasO- line automobiles which even when at halt are neither silent nor motion less, should especially bear this in mind.-COuntry Life in America.
 Year by year grows the death roll of industrial martyrs. In the matter of gaining q livelihood. the impression Is forced upon us that peace is more dan gerOus than war. The question arises: Why do men and women engage in such occupations of hazardE An. why? The question formulates its own an- swer. They are necessary to the lie of the civilized world. and necessity knows no law of safety. of health, Or of anything else. Life tO exist must destroy life: and the Attest survive. Man may not choose his occupation; at least the majority of mankind may not Fate. envirOnment-what not-puts these industrial martyrs where they are. and only they turn tO some less strenuous. less dangerous. and always less gainful occupation. Many descend to that sad lot of those who are de scribed as having no settled employ ment. It Is from such ranks that street sweepers. cab drivers and the like are recruited. World Maga zine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-15

If Chauncey NJ. Depew is morally unfit to be director of life insur- ance company, is he fit to be Uni ted States senator? asks an exchange. The answer to this question is ob- vious. The great state of New York owes it to itself to get rid of this un- fit representative in the highest coun- cil of the nation. The republican par ty also owes it to itself to disassociate itself from one who has shown him. self wholly unworthy of the high hon or that party has conferred upon him. It is not surprising that a movement has been started among republicans to have the legislature request Sena- tor Depew to give up his seat in the United States senate. State Senator Edgar T. Bracket, of Saratoga re- ferring to the proposed resolution calling for Senator Depew's resigna- tion, describes the situation in these words: With no wish to strike at q man who is down, and so pitifully down as is Senator Depew, I believe that he must, and will resign, and that very soon. The republican party must purge itself from this insurance situation with an unsparing hand. must do so completely that no one can doubt the cleanness of the result when reached. If it does not do so. if it fails, either in initiative or in thor oughness. it is hopelessly discredited, and will not, nor should it ever, win another victory in the state. Such a course is not merely good politics, it is an essential to existence. The first step in this process of regeneration should be MT Depew's resignation"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-15

The visit of Dr Douglas Hyde, the brilliant scholar, poet and linguist, to Waterbury last evening was one of the social, as well as literary treats of the year. The renowned Irishman is working early and late, and all the time, for the resurrection of the native tongue of his forefathers. He is so deeply interested in the Gaelic league which he represents that stlme or money cuts no figure. His trip through several cities of the New England states has already been productive of much good. Waterbury, he claims, has upheld its former reputation, aud in no city that he has visited thus far has he been given such a cordial, heartfelt and enthusiastic greeting. The Doctor in few days will start for the far west to carry on his work of establishing Gaelic leagues and schools. He expects this trip he is making will not only do good here, but it will serve as an inspiration for the workers in Ireland to make still greater efforts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-15

One thing is certain, and that is that the appropriation bill for the Panama canal will have to go through in time for the end of December payroll or else the workers will have to wait for their money. There is enough money to the commissions account to meet the bills up to the 18th of this month. But be- yond that there will be a deficit. The canal is going to cost great many millions and it will be worth it what ever it costs. So congress had just as well appropriate the money cheerfully since this country is committed to the enterprise. There will be great many criticisms made as the work progress es. But they cannot affect the ulti- mate outcome and congress cannot pre- vent the ultimate. success of the project by niggardliness though 1t can ham, per 1t.