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REvlLING THE DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Taft is ~disputing with Mr..
Roosevelt the championship of the
noble profession of diplomacy-hiding
the truth. In his speech to the ne
groes and Federal ofice-holders of
North Carolina, June 9th, he declar-
ed that while the Democratic leaders
have been for years declaring against
corporations, "they have instituted no
legislative steps in all this time to
restrain the abuses" Taft knew this
to be utterly false. He knew, for in
stance, that the Tillman-Gillespie res
olution under which the Standard Oil
and the railroads are now being in
v~estigated was of Democratic origin.
He knew that the Tillman bill to pro-
hibit corporations from contributing
to party corruption funds,-a bill
which passed the Senate, but was op-
posed by Root, Roosevelt, and Taft
so that it failed in the House-was
of Democratic origin. He knew that
the Democrats in Congress have in
troduced numberless measures de-
signed to curb the trusts by abolish
ing the tariff duties on trust-made
| goods. He knew that nearly every
Democratic state mad established a
railroad commission to prevent extor-
tions and determinations by the rail-
road companies. In fine, Taft knew
hat he was evading the truth and
gloried in what he was doing. Let
him read what Roosevelt has writ
ten about liars, and he will probably
think less of himself, unless Roose-
welt has told him not to believe such
things.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18

T. M. Stansell left st. Mary's hos
pital this morning after being there
four days while undergoing an oper-
on his left foot. Several days
ago he was bitten on the foot by an
insect, and b-lood-poisoning set in.
His foot is now much better. but he
is still unable to walk upon it. His
son. Mute Stansell, who was hurt by
the pole of a hay-stacker fall
his head, was able to leave the
hospital yesterday.
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horn tooters go to the scrap heap
Albuquerque Advertiser.

Announcing the suspension of his
says that since he started to fill a
long felt want five years Ago., he has
spent four and a nalf years in Jail
and paid $3.50 in fines. What are
editor compared with such a tale of
woe as this?
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The removal Of a bunch of Otero
oficials from the ~penitentiary was
not featured in the columns of the
New Mexican. The chief organ of
Oteroism is playing a horn in the
Hagerman band wagon just now, but
it likes the old tunes best, and it
does not enjoy seeing any of the old
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18
RYA A STATESMAN.
Tucson Daily Star.

Tucson Daily Star.
Bryan is a courageous statesman.
He does not hide his opinions under
a bushel, but declares them. He is
declaring them now so that his par
ty may know just where he stands
before the battle for the nomination
comes on.
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The nominating primary is finding
favor wherever tried. In no state
where parties have adopted it is
there any talk of returning to the old
plan, or of inventing a new one. Gen
eral satisfaction is expressed with re-
suits obtained where the voters have
had opportunity to register their
choice as to the party ticket. Senator
ial elections so decided have been so
approved that no longer any need
is felt for amending the constitution
in behalf of popular election of SEN
ators. The primary method of in
structing the legislatures gives us
that in effect, and no additional ma
chinery is necessary. In Kentucky a
democratic primary has been called
to nominate both a state ticket and
a candidate for United States sena-
tor. And over on the Pacific, the
Portland Oregonian says: IN Ore
gon the political party convention is
a thing of the past. Whatever else
may be said against h nominating
primary, it puts out of business an
oligarchy of professional managers
even though the people in making di-
rect nominations may not always do
their work wisely or well."-Albuquer
one Journal
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mot collars that wilt, but collars
for" says m Kansas City Times.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18
THE RECORD Is AN EXPONENT
OF JEFFERSONlAN DEMOCRACY
PURE AND UNDEFILED.

All advertisements to insure inser-
tlon In the same days issue of The
Record should be in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be In the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent its
being run that day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18

The Santa Fe New Mexican pre-
diets that the Republicans will carry
HAYES county. AS a matter of fact
they probably will n nominate a
county ticket.
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He who mas personality, who
brings things to pass, who has with
in himself the power of achievement,
waits to see what others are
cedents-he thinks his own thoughts,
lays his own plans, directs mis- own
energy, accOmpliSheS his own re-
suits. He does not become discourag-
but moves them out as he marches
forward.-Springer Stockman.
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The New Mexican observes that
share their delightful climate with
visitors, but the tourist is advised to
bring along enough money to pay
his board bill.
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Quick Meal Gasoline Range, cost
$3.50, for $3.50. Highest prices paid
for all household goods. Makin's Sec
ond Hand Store, phone 227. 1stf-
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The Albuquerque Advertiser makes
the timely suggestion that the Terri
torial Democratic Committee should
hold a meeting and either decide to
do something Or quit.
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Former Governor Otero returns
from a trip around the world with a
horizon still toe narrow to include
Arizona.
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The Democratic papers are willing
to let Delegate Andrews clear him
self by a fair trial; but not being com
mitted to his support before the
the Democratic apers are not vast
ing any bouquets. They nave simply
let him alone since his election to
make his own record in his own
way,-but the Democratic party will
nominate against him a candidate
whose recon is above suspicion.
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Since Otero has returned, the re-
bly, will be delayed no longer.
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LAS it is understood hat Governor
his opinion on statehood, he will soon
resign" and his place will be filled
by a carpetbagger from Michigan.
Ever if Kibby is wrong, he is emit
tied to credit in doing more than a
great many politicians over this way
had the moral courage to do-refusing
to change his position for a job. We
like that kind of a man, no matter
pen to be.-Albuquerque Advertiser
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Democratic County Ticket.
For County Commissioner 1st District
THOS. d. WHITE.
For County Commissioner I'd District,
VIM. M. ATKINSON.
For Probate Judge,
]. It. EVANS.
For Probate Clerk and Recorder.
F. P. GAYLE.
For Sheriff,
C. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
JOHN G. PECK.
For County Treasurer,
J. S. LEA.
For Superintendent of Schools,
MARK HOWELL.
For County Surveyor,
v. R. KENNEY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-11
kINo AND kAIsga ro -


London, Aug 1i.-With the wind.up
Of the regatta week at cowes. King
Edward is preparing to leave for hts
annual summer sojourn on the cont.
nent II is expected that he win de.
part early ia the coming week. with
Manenbad Bohemia. as his objective
point Il Is rumored that he will stay.
Jas usual at the Hotel weimar. fos
three weeks. e is probable. however.
that this plan will be modified so that
the King may hold his mucn-discussed
meeting with Emperor Wiiliam at
Hamburg at an early date The polit-
ieal press, IN view OF the talked-of iso.
lation of Germany among the powers
of Europe at the present time, Is seek
ing to attach great significance to this
meeting between the two rulers. In
semi-offcial circles the meeting is not
regarded as one Of any political sig
nihcance. About the only conclusion
that can reasonably be drawn from it.
in the minds Of persons usually well
informed, is that the personal differ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-11

Coney Of Kansas fought with the IA
i-aous illth New York Infantry from
the beginning Of the war to Appomat-
tox. He also served with the Fourth
New York Heavy Artillery. Comrade
Burton OF Missouri served with the
Nineteenth Ohio Infantry Like Com.
mander Brown, he. too, is a past de.
paftment commander Of Ohio.
United States Senator Bulkeley of
Connecticut was mentioned some time
ago as a probable candidate for Com.
mander-in-Chief, but Comrade Buln
eley qquietly withdrew his name. stat.
ing that his duties as a public servant
required his time and attention for the
present but that sometime in the fu.
ture he might perrit himself to be a
candidate for the highest office In the
gift Of his beloved comrades.
Equally Interesting win be the con.
tests for office among the Womans
Relief Corps, Ladies Of the G.. A. r..
aud other affiliated organizations
Every available hall and number OF
LSva been pressed into ser.
vice 70 accommodate the meetings of
these various bodies The registers
at the various headquarters show the
number of early arrivals is fully up to
the average Of previous years so that
large and representative attendance |
at each Of the conventions is assured. /
While the middle West naturally will
be most in evidence many special
trains bearingg delegates and visitors
are reported on their way from all
parts Of the east and from all the re-
sion beyond the Rocky Mountains.
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~ made up by improved aud .4act
processes Or picrce's fnv0rifn prnscrio-
SION is a most efficient remedy fof roir1-
,a.ii,t ai the "0inaniy functions. correct
lit liit ulep piaeemenie, as prOlapsus. antevef.
SION ana rctroNcrsiOn. overcoming neinfoi
PERIODS. tonnc up the nerves and brino-
ing ABOUT q perfect state of health IL
rnres the hackachc. periodical headaches
we araRgi ing down distress IN the pelvic
region. The pain and tenderness ~ y
lower abdominal region dries nm fha
peiNlc catarrhal drain. 50 disaQreea X =
ana weakening, and oVercomos exorv
lofm OF weakness incident TO the ORGANS
distinctly feminine
,oadh,a.yorite Prescription is the only
meelSine Tor women, the makers ~
whlch are not afraid to print thor
iofmnia on the bottle wrapper. Thus
taxing their patrons into their fnil con-
hdence. II Is the only medicine for
women, every ingredient OF which has
we strongest possible endorsement IN
we most eminent medical practitioners
I'y writers of our day. recommending
" lff fhe diseases for which uFavorite
prescription Is used IL Is the oniv
put up medicine for women. sold
tntou9h druggists, which does not con-
harmful IN the long run. especiailv ~
delicate women. 1t has more gennine
cures 70 its credit than all other mcdi.
cines LOT women combined having
saNeu thousands OF sufferers from the
9psratlhg taOie and the surgeons knife.
~ has restored delicate. weak vomen ~
strong and vigorous health and viriiltv
mating motherhood possible. where there
was oarrenness before. thereby brighten
ing and making happy many thousands !
OF MONIES by the advent OF little ones ID I
strengthen the marital iqnds and add |
sunshine whore gloom and despondency
had reigued before.
Write to DR.. X. V. Pierce. He will send
you good, fatherly, professional advien
IN a plain sealed envelope. absolutely j
irce address him at Buffalo, n. ".
Dr Plerec's Pleasant Pellets do not |
Rrlpe., lhey enectually cleanse the sys- /
TEN Of accumulated impurities.
The Peoples Common sense Medical
AuNiser by ifr. Pierce, iOos pages. is sent
lrec on receipt Of STAMPS TO pay expense
2l m9lllng oniH Send 81 One.cent stamps
lof ne book u paper covers or 81 stamns
LOT the cloth bound volume Address
as above.
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heavy freight traKic 30 the mountains Ok
New Mexico nne Arizona Six are coai-
burning ana six oll-burnina
fofiyrine slxwheel connected SWITCH ,
Ing. 90 Of these are bcing constructed
al the Topeka shops and the Others al
the Baldwin Works
Il is claimed that the maximum speed
u The Atlantic tyae has never been
reached because the engineers hesitate
70 "ict em out' 70 fuu capacity. The
large number or3ered Of this class OF
engines would seem TO Indicate that the
santa r. contempiates sending It's regu-
Tar trains over its prairie lines almost as
fast as the Scott sneciai travelled Thc
track is in fine shape there ana high
speed can be sofely maintat on H.
The rapid growth on tAN Southwest
and TIE unprecedented crop Is of re-
cent years have SO taxed tn1 ortafton
facilities that the Santa r. has deter
mined TO be ready scr aty reasonable
future demand in that ~ som.
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HAS rLossy RECORD.
MoNisht Has Signed His Name 2,5oo..
900 Times

Lawton, Okla. Aug ii-since his in
PRODUCTION 10 the land cnicA business
as register Of the Mangum Office a
few years ago. Major Mcknight calcu-
lates that down to the present time
he has affixed his official signature
to papers and documents coming under
his department Of the WORK more than
two and a half million times. These
contest notices, final proof notices.
contest notices. final proof motto g.
commutation notices, affidaylts and Of
fetal letters.
In the oombint1 Lawton aud Man
gum land dlstric.s inclusive OF Roger
Mills county wGich was detached from
the Oklahoma city district a few years
ago, there were originally $4,000 home-
steads, severally distributed as follows:
Lawton district 5000 Mangum district
5000 and Roger Mills county $500. Up
to the present time 4,70G homesteads in
tie Lawton district have been patA
ented and fully eighty per cent OF those
I'm the Mangum district nave been
patented.
Under act OF congress OF January rs.
1897 witch was passed shortly after
the Oklahoma Texas contest for the
ownership Of Greer county was flnally
settled an those occupying homesteads
in that county who had resided for
hve years ON the same. were given the
privilege Of receiving the homesteads
as gifts from the government ana in
addition 10 this were permitted 10
make entry ON another quarter section
aud receive patent thereto by paying
Sl.00 per acre therefor Down to the
present time LOSS entrymen have re-
ceived additional patents under this
law and now, nine years afterward
applications are stl coming In for
patents under this law.
Since the consolidation Of the Law
ton and Mangum districts. April 80
1906, two hundred ana eighty final proofs
have been made on Greer county lands.
All tfese come under the fve-year res
idence provision. There was provis-
ION also that an entryman might re-
ceive patent withia the five years by
paying into the land office $3.50 per
acre. Recently Greer county man.
who had but three months In which to
make proof and receive free home.
paid into the Office $40 mad obtained
a patent Tie Is one OF the class which
believe that by committing they may
make Ming on the biz pasture lands
soon to be opeued.
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(First published in Daily Leader Aug
ust T. l906.)
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or oKLAHOAIA, LOGAN
COUNTY, IS;
Notice Is hereby giver that C. c..
Stephens has this day nled 40 the onioe
OF the County Clerk. In and FOR said
County, his petition. asking thar H.
cense be- granted him 20 sell az retail
malt, spirltuous and vinous liquors on
lot TO- In block rs 10 the Town Of Cres-
cent. IN said County and Territory.
n 10 protest be filed before August 10.
1906. his petition win be gnnted and
license issued
Witness Wy hand and the seal n said
County hereto anixed this Ala day IL
August 1905.
fsEAL) A. p. TRAPP.
County Clerk
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TO RAISE STANDARD
OF CITIZENSHIP.
(By Associated Press.)

Winona Lake Ind, Aug. 11.-Mem.
bers Of the National Reform Associa-
tion which has for It's general object
the raising OF the standard OF citizen.
ship in the United States to a higher
level, are gathering here for their an
nual meeting, which win be in session
during the ensuing seven days The
prominent participants and speakers
at the convention will include DR.. r.
VI Hunter OF Buffalo, DR. S. F. scovel
of wooster o. Dr. Robert w. Rogers
OF Drew Theological Seminary, and
Dr. T. P. Stevenson Of Philadelphia.
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MINNEAPOLIS is PRE-
PARED TO DO HER
SELF PROUD
TO HONOR GRAND ARMY
Extensively and Handsomely
Decorated for Occasion.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Aug. 1.-THE
fortieth national encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic with lts
several affiliated bodies will be held
IN this city during the coming week.
ane from present indications the gath
ering will be one OF the largest and
most successful the organization has
held in recent years.
The arrangements for the week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-11

Prof Tyler Of Amherst college. said
recently: "A man can live comfcrta-
bly, without brainsi no man ever ex-
listed without digestive system. The
dyspeptle has neither faith hope or
charity" Day by day people realize
the importance Of caring for their dl-
gestlon; realize the need OF the use OF
a little corrective after overeating. A
corrective like Kodol For Dyspepsia.
It digests what you cst. SOLD w c. r.
Renfro
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were completed today. The ciiy is ex.
iehsiyeiy and handsomely decorated
in honor ~ the occasion and the
courts OF honor and the principal
business streets bear electrical iilum.
nations Of unusual briiiiancy The
union station the city han hotels.
newspaper offices and other proml.
lnent buildings are proruseiy dressed
in the national colors. Commander
linChief Tanner aud his aides. who
have established headquarters at the
West hotel expressed themselves as
wen pleased with the completeness OF
the arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of the thousands OF
veterans and their friends who are al.
ready pouring into the city.
IN connection with the meetings OF
the Grand Army, there will be held the
annual gatherings of the woman's Re.
lief Corps. the Ladies OF the G. a. r.,
the National Daughters OF Veterans.
the National Sons of Veterans. the
Ladies Aid Society. the National AS.
sociatlon Of Ex-Prisoners Of War, the
National Army Nurses Association.
ana the National Association OF Naval
Veterans
The meetings and reunions Of these
through the entire week. The feat.
ure OF the week win be the parade Of
the Grand Army veterans on Wed.
nesday when # is expected tLat from
100000 TO 10000 veterans win be in
line
In the Auditorium Monday night a
grand patriotic concert wifi be given
70 mark the opening Of the encamp.
mcnt week Tuesday viii be marked
by reunions and business meetings Of
IN the organizations. In the evening
bsre will be public meeting and
'aaip fire Ia the Auditorium with ad.
iresses by speakers Of national prom .
nence.
Wednesday morning the annual en-. !
.ampment parade will be held The ;
me OF march viii be little less than :
niles over level paved streets. The n
fternoon win be occupied by regl- Il
nertal and brigade reunions. and in
he evening the Woman's Relief Corps r
fill give their customary reception in a
onor Of the Commander-in-Chief and n
Is staff r
Thursday the sessions Of the nation n
I encampment viii open in the Audi :,
orium( The womans Relief Corps =
nd the Ladies OF the G. A. r. viii +,
leet In annual session the same day. q.
. addition there will be numerous q
sunions Of the Society Of Army Of the
ennessee aud other bodies Of vet
rams. =
Candidates to Succeed Tanner.
For the coveted office Of Comman. I.
erin-Chief of the Grand Army Of the = :,
epubhe to succeed Corporal James :,
amer there are several candidates !,
the race notably Past Department !,
Robert b Brown OF
Ohio, r. H. Coney Of Tope. /, =
a, Kas., ana Charles G Burton OF
evada Mo The advance guard Of !,
sterans ON the field are already quiet =, -
campaigning IN. behalf OF their fa- \,
'rite candidates, and II looks like =.
ose and interesting contest, with. -
'ssibly Commander Brown in the
ad 40
Commander Brown is an active
rand Army man and served during
e war with the Fifteenth Ohio In.
ntry Department Commander t5,
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The people OF Hominy desire % change
me name of feir town TO something net
quite SO suggestive Of the kitchen, AL
though Hominy may be good enough q
eat II is not good enough for residents
f the Usage country and a doctor there
has suggested number OF names that
parayze the tongue the most talka-
tive woman from which to choose a
substitute for the plain old domestic
name HomIny
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enees that have separated King Ed
ward and his imperial nephew for
some time have been patched up ard
that the GOODNESS between them no
longer exists.
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A healthy man is king IN his own
right; an unhealthy man Is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound healtL--keeps you wen.
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Eleetrolysls, Massage, shampooIna.
man'euring scalp treatment, at Beauty
Parlors' room 10 spuriOck bldg.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
ron fCffnB FrcENcE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY. SIS.
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas
Wade has this day filed In the onice OF
the County Clerk, in and for said Coun-
ty, his petition as.Siug that a license be
granted him 20 sell at retail. malt.
spirituous and vnous LIQUORS ON lot IT,,
in block Is Ia the Town OF Crescent, in
said County ana Territory
II no protest be filed before August 10.
1906, his petition viii be grapted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF saiI
County hereto, AFFIXED this 4th day Of
August, 1905
(sEALD NJ. f. TRAPP.
County Clerk
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