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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

s. r. Boyd, Of Kelsey, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. j. II. Tonkin left for Wheat.
croft Wednesday.
Chas. Evans made flying trip 10
Ardmore last week.
Geo. 81. Order attended the
Presbytery at Henderson.
Rev. s ]. Martin attended Pres.
b' terry st Henderson Tuesday.
Al Easley, Of Missouri, arrived in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. T.. z. Stewart is the guest Of
her parents at owensville, Ind.
o. +. Gill, Of Milburn, l. T., reg
istered n. the New Marion Monday.
Mestrs. Jno. Scheas and Vim
Miller returned to Louisville yester.
day.
j. p. Pierce lei, Wednesday for
Tennessee to look after his timber
business.
II. L. Moore returned Wednes
day from Arkansas, where be went
to visit his brother.
Mrs. Alsohrook, proprietor Of the
hotel at Hampton was in town
shopping Wednesday.
Dick and Uncle" Lucien Miles
aud Luther HArdesty. Of HArdesiy,
we're in the city Monday.
Mrt VIM. Barnett and daughter,
Of Tolu, left here Monday FOR Evans.
vile to spend = few days
Miss Lesfia wlborn, Mrs. CA,en,
der aud IraT Pierce we're guests oil
friends in Evansville Sunday.
J. s Stevens, Of East Marion, who
has been sick for several weeks, !,
reported to be much improved,
Ring telephone No, 200, Johr
Sutherland coal office for your gro
ceries Free deliveries TO oil partl
Of the city.
Mrs Eva Moore returned irou
Evansville Wednesday, where sh
had spent few days the guest o
Mrs. WooN.
We carry q small assortment o
everything usually carried in q drug
store. Telephone 4.
WOODS Il oRME.
Mu Smith. Of Providence. VIII
spent . week or more Of the bed
aide Of her brother, j. s Steven,
has returned home
We are Successors 10 the Mario
Hardware Co, and We will carry
general line Of hardware.
HINABABB Co
Writ Spurrier, Of Arkansas, al
rived in the city Thursday. lie wi
spend several days in Kentucky VII
itipg friends and relatives.
FOR SALE-Good bushes
! house aud 10, in Kelsey, ny, cel
,rally situated, for sale cheap. A,
dress, !. d. par, Fredonia, ny
! II. +. d No. l,
Bruce Campbell, Walter Rhode
aud Miss Clara Love, Of near Carr
, willie, who have been attending n
. Marion graded school left for the
!. homes Thursday.
> SbampooS, messages and tonics
. Palace barber shOp ,hs, eannO. /
. surpassed anywhere II you has
J. no, tried one there do, 90 The mel
li.a. go, nn...a Al ln..n
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

OH Tucker is the guest Of friends
at Frankfort.
See our new oIiords-Eelipse and
Hannah. THE PALACE.
Bob Crawford, Of Hampton. was
in town Wednesday.
We have just received a car load
OF Arlington lime.
HINA.BABB co.
Leonard Brewster came up from
Carsyille Wednesday.
The fire made no difference in our
prices, We still sell cheap
RANKIN 4 PICKENS.
DR. J. d. Threlkeld, Of Salem, left
here Tuesday night for Louisville.
The very latest styles in upto
date hats At sIrs. L. VI. Dayidson's
Elder II. A. Mcdonald will preach
at the Christian church next Sun.
day
Jno. Sutherland sells both coal
aud groceries, call him al telephone
No. 200.
Rankin 4 Piekens are selling all
kinds Of fresh groceries at low
prices.
Abe Klyman left Wednesday to
attend the nup,ials Of himself or
some friend
The prescription department Of
the tent drugstore is complete.
WOODS Il ORSiE.
Mt and Mrs. Thoa W. Cham
pion we're guests Of friends a, Nor
garfield Easter
Fret room back Of telephone eI
change in Canadian building. r. ]
Morris, dentist.
b. + Copeland, salesman for th,
American Type Founders, st Louis
'pen, Sunday in this city.
We have ius, received a car loa,
Of Arlington lime,
HINA BABB co.
/ J. b. Muusey, Of the Palmer bar
Der shop, PaducAh, registered q
the New Marion Sunday.
Fresh drugs Of ell kinds. Cal
aud see W in our tent
/ WOODS \ oRME.
Messrs. Joe Guess. N. sehsat
Ebb Guess ard Norman Henry spep
Sunday 10 Evansville.
There will be services =, the Gun
bertrand Presbyterian church nel
Sunday morning and night
= J. W. Hughes, Of PadccAh. wa
the guest Of bis brother, Edge
Hughes, the fret Of the week.
Mrs. Elmer Order, Of Blackisrd
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. I
A. Frazer, from Friday 10 Tuesday
Adams aud Pierce have let III
con,rsc, for their brick building o
Bank street which they will oceup
A. machine shop. The brick wot
will be done by A. Q, Melton an
The wood work by ]. $, Braswsll.
Mrs. Sarah Clements aud dauel
ter, Mu Ernes, Melton, wen, ,
Shady Grove Sunday 10 attend
union Of the family Of Mrs. MeCOl
nell al The home Of Dr. J. d. NJ
. Council, Of which Mrs. Clements
. member. Quite . sumber VI
, presen. and . big feast was .pres,
,-prOvidsncs Enisrpnse,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

Fresh bread at all iimes at Jno.
Sutherland's grocery store and coal
Office near the depot. Telephone
your orders. Free delivery to all
parts Of the city.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Golden Wedding

On Tuesday, April 25th, at their
home q few miles south Of Marion,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams celebrated
the fiitieth anniversary Of their
marriage.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
LOCAL BREVITIES

II A. Haynes Is suffering with a
very sore wrist
Lawns 4 ets, Priuis I u and o
cts. At the Palace.
Born to the wife Of Geo. A. Beard
Wednesday, hne girl.
Oliver GrAsshAm made bic rseu
lar trip to Marion sunday
Call and see Mrs Davidson bsiore
purchasing your millinery
Mrs. J,i Chitttrdtn was in Hen.
derson the IRE, Of the week.
New vegetables Of oil kinds at
Rankin : Picseus grocery.
ChAs Moore came over from
Leitehdsld 10 spend Easter
Old newspapers Tor sale by Z Z.
Stewart. At Num- 4 fuckers
Herman PArmtntsr came ever
iromHopkins'i'.e ard spent sunday
Fresh bread aud al hind, Of con.
dictionaries Tor sAls by John Su,her.
land.
L q Hughes was In Webster
county Monday ,onbins the graves
Of the dead
We are It'll carrying . large
assortmen, q paint
WOODS y ORME.
Ben Herrin vas here Saturday On
route to EliEAbe,kiovn, III to spend
Easter With friends
when you think Abou, painting
call aud see Woods 4 Orms They
cell a high grade paint.
Messrs Jim Harms and LOT
happening Of Salem, registered a
the New Marion sarda,
Call a, Levi Cooks iewclry sior,
Il
aud zee the handsome gold wa,sl
that the Record will give away
Will Crawford went TO Tolu Sun
DAY lie vas accompanied home b.
bic mother, Mrs q h Crawford.
InAieni facing Bellevills stree
lust IN the rear Of the ruins Of th
Masonic building n GOPHER
HinA Babb Co. Will be pleased b
see the old customers Of the Mario
Hardware Co ~ their ten, o.
Bellsvlls street
Hitisp pain, ,ha, you want, eel
and Gee us We have tour pain
department IL complete
WOODS Is oRME.
Mrs. J. r CLARK aud daughter
Niles Cora CLARK, returned ruesda
from Mlburn, Indian reriior.
where they spent several months.
i Do not ial to look up the PalaC
barbtrshop when you want = hail
cut or shave. Second door Of Pierc
building on Salem street
Messts. Blue and Gugenhsir
were in Evansville Tuesday on bus
ness relative TO the rebuilding
the pos,oniee and Marion Ban
buildings.
Its easy to end the grocery
Rankin a Pickens on Salem stree
lhat 10 The place 10 cell your pr
, duce and buy your groceries
Iprcs, ths, viii please you.
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h I. Morris, Dentist, Marion, Ky.
10 painis call on Woods a
0ol,nbus Nicely spent Easter in
0andIss. iruiis and fresh groceries
\. oophsrs.
1|np weldon, Of Tolu, spent Sun.
h Vie oiiy
l'or druegis, sundris' call on
'oods 4 orne
Richard J. Morris, dentist, sPsn,
l-ier IN Louisyille.
Dont ioreet that John suiher
ID ellis reel bread
Bart ounmer'ills and family sPen,
'nday In The city
For anything in the harlEare line
4 On HIna BAbb Go.
Dr. and Mrs wm Davis, Of Lola.
~ IN NE city Saturday
For irssh groceries Of all kinds
4 % Rankin \ PieEsns
NJ. and Mr,. 2. II. SIyoE Of
! IL e>rs 10 the city Friday
Small lIas Of druggists suudrie'
oar lent, WOODS 4 oRME.
4 Ma Hsy~Ari Vas the gues, oil
J s1ds q horsAn6sld the IRE, Of
week.
frs>eriplions carefully dlled a
D lent dsoes,ore
WOODS \ ORME.
Amer .lisnding Marion grade
bod o>s>rpl months, Miss Maud,
>bb IN Ffiday ior her home nea
: Amplon
: FOR HFNT-l have seven room
4 fea< n ~ Hat over the prcdu,
ps>. Cali on the ior terms.
il.sI -. PIERCE.
Nu. J. Al Guess and sop, Byr.
N as<. ~>r> The guests u Mrs Les
4511ssasy, near FNmersvill'
= iaizy.
y" Yoa -''' sbd L. O. Hughes ,h
pan. at the same oil
nd % sorner opposite schOC
,.-ilId|ns
Il Q Hfcord, Of Hampton, va
lhe .|II shnday to meet bis VII
. r1'a'nI1 from Croi,on, wher
s1<1. beck With her father
r>s1 81, fancy groceries an
% |onehss, The Ere change
1a>d4oar,ers, but we are slill !
;'.<-- N. GOPHER
Sc. md >lrs. Joe Ben Champio
n. ~ 1o>1|s Of the Messrs. Drur
es I.4|||~ NJ Morganheli Sunda
"a Z 1[I111ed Easter exercises q
f1|ace barber shop in u
~ ~ ]. z. Pierce milliner
seeond floor, lie the pla'
Wen you wan, TO &c, goo
- talfcut.
~ Fohs, The tailor, has put u
+. lone and lie ready for rspsi
|s1nInp aud any other kind I
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FULL MEASURE

Green Seal Liquid Paints are put
up United States Standard measure
You will always get as much as you
pay for. For sale by Hipa. Babb Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

Carpets. Mattings and Rugs
Lace Curtains and Curtain Swiss
Laces, Allovers and Embroideries
Dress Goods and Waistings
Lion Brand Shirts and Collars
New Line of Fur Panama and Straw Hats
ALL AT BARGAINS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
LAWS AND AMENDMENTS OF 1897.
CHAPTER XXXIII.
RoAps ANp HIGHwAYs-


Article
J. Section and halfsecton line Protecting bridges
roads
ARTICLE 1-sEcTIoN AND HALFsEcToN LINE ROADS.
Section Section
l. Width and manner Of opening Repeal
roads
AN ACT Section o. Oklahoma
Assembly Of Territory oahona:
Chapter 70, of the statute
Oklahoma 1888 be folows H.
territory pG0
highways The highways
hereafter laid opened half be
petitioners be
Provided forest or fruit
within 25 Of the o highway
Section That all Acts and parts of conflict
hereby repealed
effect and be in force from and after
p1ssage md approval
February
ARTICLE PROTECTING BRIDGES
Unlawful bridges with Penalty pov
engines without
A.
o Liability for damage
AN ACT cue Damage by
Territory okanona
Section l. II shall be unlawful
attempt territory
without
panks for the wheels
be less than thickness
any to any
bridge violation
the all
the Of
o twenty
justice peace
the township which bridge S situated
All Acts and
hereby
seetoe passage
approval
Approved March l2. 1897
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Secton
Pol tax exemptions Prosecutions before justice
3. ovesees neglect, msde
Amendatoy Section 21 OF
Highways Article Chapter a. of the Session Laws
oklahoma 1895 Entitled An Act to Amend Section 49, Of Article
Highways'
BE Enacted by Legislative Assembly Territory
Section Of Of Oklahoma
1895 entitled An Act Amend section 10 Of Article OF Chapter a.
the Oklahoma 1888 entitled Roads and Highways" is
hereby amended ow Section All male persons between
who have resided thirty days in tbs Ter
tory labor public highways and who
shall be liable each perform four
the public roads under the direction OF
within whose district ward they respectively
furnish substitute DO the the sum Of one dollar
day
IN within his ward
shan be pad his successor in office
xpend provided dollar
the discretion the
proof being made the roai
seer by any person that he has planted growing
that he viii
continue to cultivate repsu period
y This section but only aer proof Of said cultivation Of said ees each
apply having homesteads
composed land along the public highways
fa person
provided such work for such oyee to fail OF neglect
certify the clerk the del nquent road tax as required this Act
showing certifying that such has done
work Of the work by such person performed on
the actually by such
violating the provisions Of this section shall be
deemed guilty Of a msdemeaner
duly notified to perform such work shall fail or refuse
perform such work furnish substitute
guilty misdemeanor
the jail for period Of ten days
by doras than twenty-five dollars
complaint tefoe justice Of the
township refusing falling comply
shan guilty Of mdemeanor and
this section provided loF the refusing And the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
The Christening Of Labor Day

TNe ~ mfece of hbofs ansuN hol
a., IDS yoar Nnds ihc otsanited work
intntn ana vbrisnswouen oi Ameries
sture Ga apmr thln eyef beiorc
when n IS cJasidcred ihat He rides
urion moeencnt on tais side ui iho At-
mrsit hes cutepdtd ovr oas sbaut n
seaiti is pi sr SIS IS trls Num.ns
Tht ctrlltsi known trade union comprscd
H ioHfne,lrfn was the NtN York so-
oiris OF jomncymeu sHipWrshtafs.
which WIS LEGALLY incpfnor tc.t iu 1898
n ihe samc city hrce ycau hier unicn7
Of aliors nnd carpenters were formed
and ia fSie union of haucia Was or-
ganizcd
Thns the history Of the trades union
motcueni eics haci< century. but thn
inception or Labor ray is of n'uo'
more rectnt dtis And among the many
hundreds 81 thousands IS workbench who.
on the fis Monday of September ,ach
xt.f. pasldf thc streets tn Lbfrs c..iise
it IS safe 10 ASSUME thai OF an That vast
ihfone NOT orc ID 10000 can lanie him
phe ID, bg right father of Labor Day
Robert Price once vcll-known resi-
dcrt Of Homecoming. nd. is the man 90
wnom an honor Of Labor Day is due.
And yct his nafne Is wcli-nist forgotten
in labor circles ais very whereabouts be-
ipe unceutin He was last heard Of in
Kansas an old man OF seventy or more
But quartsg Of century ago Price
was 4 sturdy miner bringing forth by
the sweat OF bis brow and the Drawn Of
his STRONG arms the treasures ~ Mo'her
Ear,b AT hat ume tine Knights Of
l-ibor wns approaching The zenith of its
power. >ghioh continued 20 increase uu-
tn 1856 wicn the American federation
OF Iabot gained the asccndaney Onc
of the strongest wcrlScrs for the Snishts
of Labor In his own district vas ptice
Eary and tate mhorei for ihe cause.
mud when IN lSSi Local Assembly siS
met 10 choose delegate a. the general
assembly Of the Kuisnis OF Lai.or It was
hut natural that thc ohoice should fan
uren P7ice
The convention wis held in New York
CITY The typographical members of the
order gave street parade and the con-
sention temporarily adiorrned TO witness
H. Stirred by the signt Of the marching
hordes fired by the onihusiaam OF the
participants and sioryihg In the idea
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AoAprrD 10 SUGAR sEHrs
Prof Bryan o. University Kline from
Trlp over Territory.

here are rcsiors IN otlohema es-
pecmlly adartcd 90 sugar boeis and noth-
ins less than thc acquisition % Cuba and
ine Introduction Of irec sugar raised bN
ieiiorant rauptr labor can prevent this
becoming an Oilahoma Industry
Our next northern neiehbor thinks well
enough Of this to make ~ annual ap-
propriaton bouaty Of $4,000 last yeas
81 farmers avincd themselves OF This.
their product being L3al.2se an average
from numerous reports showing the cosi
rs '2s per acrc. the return being $50 per
acre. our familiarity with setion chop
ping makes it OF interest to us to know
that beet chopping costs six collars per
aore
At am altitude Of 1900 feet tho usual y
pef cent SUGAR increased TO NJ per cent.
and we have the Same cool nights tha.
induced this and The nrecr the ratio
Of sugar the greater The exemption from
frost.
The suear beers universal utility re-
calls that now almost forgotten adagc
what is good FOR man and beast is
doubly good for me" The above ground
by product has stock food value OF 81
tempting by simply making huge mounds
bf It right IN the oren feld during tho
winter
Horses In sugar beet districts readily
acquire an appetite for them the same
as the Ch3etnws friszle tailed pony eats
ana faueus on osage orange ~ pies
sheep thrive on them supplemented by
alfalfa
Hog meat dressed. ean be pro iuced foi
two cents pound o., this ration
10 cnrlpete with the boc's "a i3 pci
ton. beef steer would have to eat II
cent corn
The United States averages "a bushels
OF corn per acve. SiN Kenarney colaty
Kansas. farmers raised l.S75.0t4 p, unes
Of sugar beets on 40 acres his being %
tons per acre II interest ID dc ,ne bal
ance Of your own figuring m some OF
pifalfas most successful districts it will
come 20 be used merelyEss q rest crop foi
beet barring Cuban sugar
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A HARD ROW

And a long pull describes the pathway
az a woman afflicted with female weak
ness unless she Is under the care Of a
doctor who has had successful experience
In the treatment Of such cases or else has
found the right remedy which can DO
safely used independently OF the doctor
Forty years ago. DR. x. V. Pierce found
that women were being grossly NAL
treated mainly through ignorance and
carelessncss. and he determined 90 devote
himself 10 study and research TIL he
found the real cause OF their suffering
and q proper remedy for 10.
he found a. and dug from Natures
Laboratory the earth, Natures remedies
for woman's weaknesses and ailments.
He found In Iady's Slipper root, BLACK
Cohosh root. Unicorn root, Blue COhnSh
root and Golden Seal root, the required
Ingredients.
tracted combined and preserved by his
own peculiar nOp-alcOholic, glycerlc pro-
eesses, and the compound Is now known
the world over, as DR.. Pierce's favorlte
Prescription.
rThe wearing OF corsets too tight seemed
TO have brought on an abdominal prrssure
weakening The liRamcnts ana resulting IN
displacement which troubled me until was
not &c 70 walk, and at times could hardly
stand. writes Mrs Beverly Sitgroaves. ~ l-i
Fulton ST. San Francisco, Cal "a neighbor
advised me TO try Dr Picrce's favorite Pre-
scription Before the FIRST bottle was used
l felt much better. Improvement went
steadily on. and within four months ! was
like a new and well woman once more. 1
am now perfectly well and strong. ana ex-
tremeiy grateful TO you fcr your blessed
remedv-n boon TO sick women"
A Great Doctor Book Free Send q ono
cent stamps TO DR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
NY, to cover mailing and he VIII send
yon FREQ copy Of his iO0S-page Common
Sense Medical Adviser, paper covered.
Cloth-covered 81 stamps.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
best and safest laxative for the use Of
delicate women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
TOWNSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Section Section.
Township
5 q o OF
Territory oklahoma:
section OF Chapter o
chapter township
trustee township
cwnshp township
purposes provided
township Of o perform.
. ann parts inconsistent herewith
hereby repealed.
Approved February a. 1897
against the township township
township board their meeting but
by aGdayi-Iavs of 1893 II, 1898.
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catarrh caooot be cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of ihe disease.
catarrh Is "a blood or constitutional de
sease. and .n order 10 cure it you must
take internal remedies. HaWs Catarh
Cure Is taken internally. and acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls catarrh Cure is not qnack mcdi-
cine, IL was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians In this country for years
and Is regular prescription. IL Is COM
posed Of the best tones known. combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting di-
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The pre-
feet combination of the two ingredients
is whar produces snch wonderful results
In curing catarh- Send for testimonials
free.
r. 2. cHANEY a co. Props. Toledo, o.
solo BY Druegisis, price 15c
Take Halls Family pnls for constipation
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LAWS AND AMENDMENTS OF 1895.
CHAPTER Xiv.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.

ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
Article Article
obsrucing highways Road
ARTICLE 2-oBsTRUCrrNG HIGHWAYS.
Chapter 70 the Statutes Of Okla
O 1895 Relating Roads and Highways.
Assembly Territory okahoma
the oklahoma
1893 Section shah wifuny
denolsh throw any
any territory
~ - soe r 9 or anv refuse matter Of anv Kind or char
acer whatever
any conviction be
judged guilty SHAH be punished b
Imprisonment than thir
nne Of not less than ten dollars and not more than th
which shall be paid b
the receiving the same into the county treasury for school pupo
And obstuctng such street or road as aforesaid sh De ~
in by who has any
by of such obstruction Each and
who detect another person violating the provisions
the the county attorney of the
county and the said official shall
receiving prosecution Of
the oaendng person CT persons Provided prosecuting
the The county city shah in NO event be liable
for he
This Act shall effect from and after its passage and
approval
ARTICLE 81 ROAD ovERsEERs.
section e unswrur to work jointly Ss''Pe g. Penalty.
AN ACT Prescribing the Duties Of Road oyeseerS IN Relation 70 Boundary
Providing Pensiy for Violation Of the Pro
visions Of SAT-
by Assembly the Territory of Oklahoma
shall be unlawful for or road oyerseer
to work exterior lines CONFORMITY
working oeher for the purpose of road building bu
shall exclusive control Of the
shall said roads with the
fromh own
section Any road oyerseer any provisions
Act shall be liable
upon complaint being
IN sal district situated or located
Acts and parts Aces in conflict with this Act ar
section This act ate
its passage and AZ
Approved February 20 1898
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ihat The msrh,rs etrc nrmpr- of the
orler TO witch ne had given so much of
his time Price crtcred ihe convention
iml THE convention meeting r'as the
with ihc lls ind spice ei tnc pas,ant
irst Witnessed Md i1any rtnNks we're
uia 10 on ihe oc,asioh. st a moricnt aheu
there was fiomeltafy hush in the habci
OF voices about him. Price ar,sr.
ram. wen ioinrd aqd n the nlsh Of
nianbood hc stood crcrL lIe learned
Gar over me bucoay GO vhic, h was
seated ard caught the eye OF Master
Workman Powderly Fer Al mompnt his
voice was hlrdl, heard above the ain OF
somds Gradually the noise 1aout him
became lows and soon his fun round tones
were heard in thc frthes rccesses or
the ercat han 40 the conclusion OF his
address which was filled with rhetorical
bursts Of erltofy he stepped TOR mo-
mcnt. and vith a voice choked with emo
tion ana showing the depth Of his fecl-
iuss he said % move you Mr Chair
man. ihai it De the unanimous decision
Of shis convention thnt hereafter one
day OF The year shall I'VE SET aside lnd
or thar day labor shail not ,ah0r Jut
90 forth and show that Il Is free and
glorious in The right cf IFS prowess.
He sat down and tho cheering which
followed his remarks ari motion made
the bnnding fairiy f~.t as one thousand
mon sprang 20 their feet Al last when
Die managed 90 restore order Powderly
turned toward Price asked "And what
do YOU intend 70 cili thnt day F" Quickly
and without a moments hesitation Price
snrns 70 his feet and 4xclaimed La
hor Day"
Again was an semblarcc OF order DO
sircyed. and the meeting came 10 "a sud
der and but not pntn Prices motion had
been Carried with overwhelming nuni-
bers
Today Labor Day Is observed as a legal
holiday in an The states and territories
OF the United States except Nevada,
North Dakota and Wyoming lis ohser-
vance has spread across the Canadian
border and the day is now celebrated
over large section OF tie Dominion
ON each recurring anniversary the
bore, blood and sinew Of the country abb
stains from an work. and, triumphant
In hts might. files before the eyes OF ad-
mning throngs the proud banners Of Ia
bors worth and power.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

When indigestion becomes chronic It Is
dar gerous. Koiol Dyspepsia Cure will
cure Indigestion and all troubles result
ing therefrom, thus preventing Catarh
OF the Storlach. Dr. Nawbrough, Of
League. w. VA says; "ro those suf-
fering from Indigestion or sour stomach
l would say there is no better remedy
than KodM Dyspepsia Cure. ] have
prescribed X for number Of patients
with good success" Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure dgests what you eat ssid makes
Tho stomach sweet sold by c. r Rcuflo