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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19
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care Daily Leader, Guthrie, Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19
For Coroner.

The Leader Is authorized to an
uounce William X Patterson. OF
Guthrie as a candidate for coroner
suhject 10 the Democratic primary
August %.
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Have you seen that new line Of
couehes at w j. Rhodes Nc Well
ne aas some of me incest Truss y0u
ever saw. and cheap tee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19

Heilo' Is this the Star Grocery?
send mp one OF those delicious roasts,
and two bushels Of those peaches 20
can, while they are so cheap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19
For County Clerk

The Leader is Authorized TO an
nounce Ira Longaker a. candidate
for County Clerk, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
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A. N. DAVIS, PLRSTERER, RE.
PAIR WORK A SPECIALITY. PHONE
1tOt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19
(Frst y ciished IN Daily Leader Aug
ust 6. 1907
NOTICE Jr APPLICATION

FOR LIQUOR LlCEN3E
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan Com
ty SIS:
Notie is hereby given that !. i. ID
Burns, have this day filed in the o6lce
of the County Clerk. ln and for said
County Logan a petition asking
that a license be- granted me TO sell at
retail, malt sDirituous and yinous
liquors ON lot %. block 81 Guthrie
Proper ia said County and Territory
lf no protest Ae filed before August
a. 1907 win demand of the County
Clerk of said Comfy that petillon he
granted aud license issued as rrovd
ed by law
T. ID BURNS. Applicant
Dated August 8. 1907
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19
For commissioner--2nd District

To the voters of the Second Com
missioner district: AT the solicitation
81 many friends and ncighb2rs ] here.
by announce my candidacy for the Of
lce of county commissioner of Logan
county subject to the action of the
Democratic primaries-W H. Err
WIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19

The Leader is authorized TO am
nounce G. p Buckper as candidate
FOR County Attorney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19

Frank Oismith is hereby announced
as candidate for Representative in
the Guthrie district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19

The Leader IS authorized TO- an-
nomce n b. Stuele. of Springer
.ownship, candidate for repre-
sentative ,n ilc 1hird district SUBJ
iect 60 th Democratic primary Aug
ust %.
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For county Attorney.

The Leader is authorized to an
nounce 8arYey C. Odds Of Guthri +,
as a candidate for County Attorney.
subject 10 the primaries August %.
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Eor Renlner Id Deeds.

John j. Foster, Of Coyle, hereby an
nouaces his candidacy for register OF
deeds, subject 60 the action Of the
Democratic primary Aug 23.
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For Commissioner-2nd District.
The Leader is authorized to an
aounce Tom Blackerby OF Evansville,
okla as "a candidate for Commits
sioner In the Second district, subject
to the Democratic primary
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statesmen WANTED,

WANTED Agents for MEMS book
practice in Justice Courts of Okla
hcma For terms address The Lead
er. Guthrie. OKLA.
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For Commissloner-1st District.

The Leader Is authorized TO an
nomce j. d. Burke as "a candidate
FOR County commissioner from the 1st
Democratic primary Aug 23
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The Leader is authorized TO an.
noance Frank Dale as candidate
for state Senator. from the 18th dis
trict subject no the Democratic pri-
maries, Aug 23 By order OF Felix
Adler Chairman
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20 per cen. discount on an Omords,
a saving " $40 on each 81 at Robin
sons.
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TO the Guthrie Daily Leader
hereby authorize you ~ place my
announcement as "a candidate for de
office oi State Senafor Tor the l2tn
district. subject 10 die action Of the
Denocrsu- primary Aug 23.
JAMES KlRKWOOD.
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The Leader Please announce me
as q candidate for register of deeds of
Logan county subject 10 the Demo-
cratic primary election August 3d.
ZOE MKEOWN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-19

} G @ O @ q @ 9 q . @ o Q G {
) DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET {
Q For United States Senators, 6
, THOS y GORE, {
> Of Lawton. {
: ROBERT L. OWEN. {
> Of Mnssogee {
. For Congress.
. 1st District w T.. EAGLBTON, {
. of Pawnee {
. 2nd District 10. II FULTON, {
q Of Oklahoma City
, 3rd District-JAMICS DAVENPORT {
q OF Ninita
. S3h District -CHAS CARTER. {
O OF Ardmore
, 9TH Distriot-SCOTr FERRIS (
, of Lawton.
o For Justices Supreme Court.
= JESSE ! DUNN.
. Of Alv
g s w HAYES,
. of Chickasha
q r. l.. WILLIAMS,
o of Dnrant
o MATHEW J. KANE.
. of Kipgiisher
9 ]. b. TURNER.
. Of Vlnita.
o For Governor.
. CIIAS. N. HASKELL
. OF Muskogee.
. Lieutenant Governor.
o GEORGE BELLAMY,
o OF lll Reno.
. Secretary OF State,
Q WIN NJ. CROSS.
Q OF oklahoma CiD
. State Auditor,
. NJ 70 TRAPP,
9 of Guthrie.
o Attorney General.
. CHARLES WEST,
o of Enid
n
. State Treasurer,
o ]. A. AlENEFEE,
O OF Carnegie.
O Superintendent OF Public IN
. struction,
9 T.. d. CAMERON.
. OF SulpLur
0 state Examiner and Inspector,
. CHARLES A. TAYLOR.
. of Pond Creek
. Chief Mine Inspector,
. PETE HANRATY,
. of South McAlester
o Insurance Commissioner,
O =. = McCOMB.
. ~ oklahoma City.
o Labor Commissioner.
. CHARLES DAuGHERTY.
. Of oklahoma City
Q Commissioner OF Charities and
o Corrections.
. KATIE BARNARD.
y ot Oklahoma City.
. Corporation Commissioners,
o j j. McAl.ESTER,
. OF South McAlester.
Q } E LOVE.
. of Woodward
o n p. WATSON.
. on s,-Vnee.
. Clerk NJ Supreme Court.
o w. n. T. CAMPBELL,
. of Ada.
.
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CIAS II FlLSON.
Secretary OF Oklahoma Teu-
tory.
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ADAMS & HUrcHlNs,

Room t2, 2O2A Il. Oklahoma Ave.
Phone 100
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district of Logan county, subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary
August %. ID McCONNEHEY.
The Leader rs authorized 30 au-
nounce w l. I9lton OF Marshall, as
a candidate for representative In the
First Representative district, subject
to the Democratic primaries August
29 1907
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For Bepreaentative--First District.
alnlhal Oklahoma I hereby au
nonnee mHEaII as canlldale 10
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The Leader is authorized 10 am
nounoe John a. Ogorbay as q candi-
date for Justice OF The Peace. subject
TO The Democratic primary
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The Leader is authorized TO an.
nounce John Favor, of Rose Hill town
snip as candidate for County Com
sioner in the 3rd District subject 10
TO the Democratic primaries.
The Leader is authorized 70 an
monaco j b Tucker. or Orlando town
ship, as a candidate For Commissioner
in the Bird district subject TO the
Democratic primary August %.
The Leader is authorized 10 an
nounce the name Of John O'Neill, Of
Bismark township, as "a candidate for
Commissioner in The 3rd District,
subject TO the Democratic primaries.
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Governor of The Territory 10
Oklahoma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
BARKER WANTS IT
MAY BE PRINCIPAL OF MOBILE
 HIGH SCHOOL.
At Next Meeting County Board Will Consider the Petition of Pro- lessor Wallace For a WO-
 man Asslatfant.

Mobile, June 11.-(Special) )-Profes- sor T. A. Taylor Is no longer principal of the boys high school. His resigna- tion became effective on the last day of school, and at the next meeting of the school board, to be held Wednesday of next week, his successor will be elected. The place is likely to be tllI- ed by changing Professor N. R. Baker from assistant superintendent of the county schools.
 Professor Baker has made an excel lent country school overseer," accord ing to Superintendent Murphy, and members of the school board, and since more attention to the needs of his family, it is probably that he will have his wish gratified.
 A number of important matters will come up at the next meeting of the board, aside from this matter and the teachers examinations. Contracts for school repairs are to be let, Manual Training Superintendent Wallace's pe- tition for raise In salary is to be considered and a petition from the peo- pie of Whistler to have the high school reinstated In Whistler may also have attention. It is believed the board will have to decide whether to give Professor Wallace a woman assistant or raise his salary without giving him an assistant It vii hardly do both and since Professor Wallace himself has been pointing out the needs of wo' man assistant 1t Is not out of the question that such an assistant will pc given him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
MILLER TOOK POISON
MOBILE MAN DIES FROM OVERDOSE
 OF LAUDANUM.
Carpenter Discovered by Family Some Time After Swallowing Drug, Dies at the City HOs-
 pftal.

Mobile, June 11.-(Special)-J. P. Miller, 8 carpenter, whose residence is at No. 606 South Scott Street, died at the city hospital this morning shortly before o'clock from the eff fleets of an overdose of laudanum taken several hours before, while Mil Ter was under the influence of whis- key.
 A hurry call was sent to police head Quarters this morning at 1:15 o'clock, stating that Miller was thought to be dying and asking that the ambulance be sent immediately. Acting Ambu- lance Stewart Thompson, in charge of the ambulance, went immediately to the Miller home and found the man in a dying condition. He was carried to the city hospital, where the usual treatment was administered, but seeSI- ingly without effect.
 Miller never recovered conscious ness after being found by other mem bers of the family. almost an hour after he had taken the poison.
 T. J. Loftus, the Chicago detective who came to Mobile Sunday afternoon for the purpose of carrying back to Chicago Dan Doughlin. left this morn ing at 1:30 o'clock for Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
DISCOVERIES WIN IT
M'CAY'S MOBILIANs NARROWLY
 ESCAPED SHUT-OUT.
Columbus Fans Show Great Joy and Shower Their Players With MOney-F0ur Little
 Hits for Mobile.

Columbus. Miss, June 1.-(SpeciaI)- )- Meredith was in. excellent form and the visitors only hit him for four sin- gles. But for Andrews S. error at short, the game would have been a shut-out.
 In the first, Thornton hit safe and scored, and Breyette went to third on Andrews's error; Breyette scored on McCay's single. They scored again in the fifth, when McCay walked, stole second and scored on McDivitts erro.I although it was an extremely difficult chance.
 Tn the frst the Discoverers made one by Andrews walking and Wright, SCOT ing him on a good three- -bagger. In the second, Meredith hit safe, went to third on Hoffman's wild throw to sec ond and scored on Turner's safe drive In the sixth, another tally was secured was sacrificed to third, and scored on McDivitt's single. In tho eighth Wright hit safe, sacrificed to second by McDivitt, and scored on Meredith's three bagger. Meredith scored on Jones's single.
 The hat was passed for Meredith on account of excellent pitching and bat ting. A good sum was realized. An other purse was also given McDiVitt for his brilliant fielding. His three put-outs were all difficult and nicely executed. Jones at second accepted fourteen chances without an error.
 The Discoverers all worked from the very start and deserved the game.
 "Oh, If they would only play this way every day." is the fervent prayer of lthe fans. They promise they will aceomodate their packers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
THE NEW REMEDY
Take 1t Now That Vacation Days are
 Fast Approaching

Thousands of men and women are anxiously looking forward to the vaca- ton days that come in June, July and August-not so much for the pleasure or enjoyment as for the chance of get ting rid of their i'll health.
 To thoroughly drive away troubles of the stomach most people think they have to make a business of 1t with dieting, exercise and perhaps a vaua- tion.
 But Mi-o-na stomach tablets taken with regularity. In very few days will drive away indigestion, dizzy spells, distress after eating. headaches, sleeplessness, and the many other symptoms of bad digestion and slug gishness of the digestive organs thai keen people from enjoying themselves
 Day after day, at work behind desks or in the factory with poor sunlight and air. soon results in sluggishness of the entire physical and mental appara- tus. The first slight symptoms of in digestion can be easily cured, but when they are allowed to increase without any help, then the stomach complaints become hard to shake ofr.
 Strengthen the whole digestive sys- tenn with Mi-o-na and you will soon find that both stomach and bowels do their work as they should
 E. G. Fowler sells Mi-o-na in 50- cent boxes and guarantees to refund the money If the remedy does not give complete satisfaction
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
HANSEN IS RELEASED
YOUNG MAN ACaUITTEl OF LAR
 CENY CHARGE
Mobile Recorder Would Not Permit Him to Take Articles From Police Station-Had to Buy
 a Hat.

Mobile, June 11.-(Special. )-Hans Hansen, the young white man recently arrested charged with having stolen a quantity of shirts, three Panama hats, two boxes of cigars and pair of shoes, was given another hearing in the Re- corder's Court this morning and was released. this being the second time he has been acquitted of the charge.
 Attorneys representing the prosecu- tion stated in court this morning that the goods which are alleged to have been stolen were taken fl om shipments which were consigned to parties. none of whom live in Mobile; that the goods were re-shipped from Mobile without having been checked over, and that on this account the prosecution would be unable to furnish proof that the goods were stolen from these shipments for several weeks.
 Attorney Tompkins, in asking for the dismissal of Hansen. reminded the court that the defendant had been con- fined at police headquarters for almost a week. his case having been continued from day to day at the request of the prosecution.
 Tn dismissing the case Judge Clarke said he would not allow Hansen to carry the alleged stolen articles with him, and ordered them turned over to J. S. Raymond agent of the Mallory Steamship Company. He said Hansen might sue for the possession of the articles if he desired.
 Attorney Tompkins raised the point that the defendant was wearing one of the hats at the time of his arrest and asked that he be allowed to retain possession of this Judge Clarke declin- ed to grant the request, however, and Hansen remained at headquarters un- til a hat could be secured for him.
 Jim Whitmer, a negro. who claims that he works at the Southern freight depot was this morning bound over by Judge Clark under $150 bond to the Inferior Criminal Court on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Whit mer was arrested shortly after 1 o'clock this morning by Officers Del homme and New. He admitted the charge.
 Lymons Lane. a negro girl, who lives on Hamilton Street, near Texas, shot herself In the side yesterday afternoon and narrowly escaped killing herself. Dr. O. H. Harris visited the woman and she told him the shooting was &C., cidental; that she did not intend to commit suicide.
 Ed Mcdonald, superintendent of the work on the Shell Road, severely hurt his hand while getting off a street ar on Government Street, near St. Mary's s Lane yesterday evening. His hand was dressed by pr. O. H. Harris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
CONVENT EXERCISES
SIX YOUNG WOMEN TO GET DIP-
 LOMAS IN MOBILE.
Miss Halls. of Montgomery, a MeSber of the Graduating Class at Acad-
 emy of Visitation.

Mobile. June 11.-(Special.) )-Next week the last of the Mobile graduates will get their diplomas and the com mencements of 1907 will be history.
 Almost the last will be the graduat- ing exercises at the Academy of the Tues .ay, June IS. For the first time in long while none of the members of the graduating class reside in Mo- bile Only one is an Alabamian. Miss Halls. of Montgomery
 The following are the six young wo- men who will receive their diplomas next Tuesday Misses Gertrude Doug las. Virginia Langtry, and Sidney Lee Brousseau,. of New Orleans; Miss Sarah Troy Halls, of Montgomery, Miss Sal- lie Belle King, of Okolona, Miss, and Miss Bessie Boyd of Hattiesburg, Miss.
 The exercises will begin at S:So o'clock. This is the seventy fourth annual commencement or this famous institution.
 Equipment for Cutter.
 Captain Hanks of the United States revenue cutter, Winona, announces that the old evaporating engine and the alco-vapor launch engine on the Win ona will be sold. Considerable new equipment may be added to the Win ona-
 verdict for Plaintiff.
 The jury of the United States Court today returned a verdict ' the plain tiff for $10,00o in the case of Lacey vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. The administrators rep resented an employe of the road who was killed near Evergreen.
 The case has been in the courts for the past three days. The case was tried at the last session of the court and a verdict given for the railroad company but an appeal was taken, and It was reversed and remanded.
 The plaintiffs were represented by Attorney McAlpine. and Robinson, Hamilton and Crumpton, and J. r. Jones. of Evergreen, Ala. the defen- dants by G. L. and H. T. Smith. and Rabb, and Page, of Evergreen.
 In the fall of 1905 Edward c. Lacey. the husband of the administratrix, was killed at Sparta. Ala, a small station on the Louisville and Nashville. by a string of wild" box cars that were cut loose. according to the evidence. across Q public road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
A NEW CAR LINE
MICHIGAN AVENUE EXTENSION
 NEARING COMPLETION.
Manager Wilson of Mobile Street Rail- way Announces Improvements in the Service--Line on
 Dauphin Street.

Mobile, June 11.-Manager J. How ard Wilson of the Mobile Light and Railroad Company. said this morning that he expected to have the Michi- gan Avenue extension of the car line completed within two weeks.
 The new line turns off Government at Michigan Avenue, running out as far as the old Bascombe race track. The work has been under way several weeks and residents on Michigan Ave nue will be glad to hear that 1t Is near completion.
 Heretofore some of the cars on the Government Street line have been go- ing only as far as Michigan Avenue, the others circling the loop. ...
 When asked how long the present arrangement of switching the cars on the Spring Hill and Dauphin lines over to the Government Street track on the down town. trip would continue. MT. Wilson said that 1t depended on the rapidity with which the pavink com struction work on Dauphin Street is carried on.
 No cars have been run all the way down Dauphi. since the laying of the concrete foundation for the wooden having blocks was begun last week, all being switched to the Government street line at Broad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
Ne.Ds of Mobile Society

Mobile. June 11.--(Special.)-one of the most attractive visitors to Mobile 1s Hrs. Susie Glover Southgate or AL lauta, who Is the guest of Mrs. John B. Waterman on South Georgia Ave- nues
 Mobile was Mrs. Southgate's home in former years, and the joy with which ahe ds welcomed back is evidenced by the many affairs given in her honor' : Among them a dinner at the Country Club, an outing on Dog River followed by d supper at the Cawthon, and to- night a bridge party rendered her by Miss Mollie Irwin Invited to meet her were. Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Waterman. Miss Grace Bestor, Miss Mabel Heustis, MT. Harvey Weakley of Florence, MT. W. M. Marshall and Captain J. B. Cavanaugh of Montgomery.
 Prof. and Mrs. Coleman and baby. Mir. and Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Eddie Schwartz spent Sunday at the Point Clear Hotel.
 MT. Kahn of New Orleans was In Mobile yesterday.
 The Pivot Bridge Club met with Mrs. !. Sidney Robbins this afternoon at her attractive home in Le Moyne Place. Tn addition to the regular members she entertained Mrs. Shelton Sims, Mrs. E. J. Buck, Mrs. c. s. Shawhan and Mrs, Thomas St. John. Each of the three tables played for a hand-painted plate, and the heat of the battle melted away under cooling drinks and ices.
 Mrs. Little of Livingston is the guest of Mrs. Shelton Sims in LeMoyne Place.
 Mrs. Malanie Steinhauser, who has been with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Hodg- son for some weeks, leaves Tor her home in Galveston, Tex, tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
SMALL BOY INJURED
PLAYMATE THROWS STONE AT ED-
 DIE MDONALD.
Mobile YOungster May Die of Wound Inflicted by Ira Tucker
 Negro Hurt by Caye-fu

Mobile. June 11-(Specfal )-Eddte Mcdonald, boy apparently 10 years of age, residing on Bayou, between Mary land and Montgomery Streets, was struck on the head with a rock thrown by Ira Tucker, about the same age, this afternoon and seriously injured
 The two boys are said to have been throwing rocks at one another, when one thrown by Tucker struck McDon- ald on the head, inflicting a dangerous wound. The Mcdonald boy is the son of widow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
New Pn,xer PInnt.

Information comes by river steamer from Muscle She Is, on the Tombigbee river between Mobile and Jackson, that a water power electrical plant will be located there by the Muscle Shoals Hydro Electric Power Company. In connection with this. the American Cyanide Co.,, of New York, will con- struct a plant for deriving nitrogen
 for fertilizer purposesJ artificially from air. This company is now being organized by Frank S Washburn. of Nashville; Charles H. Baker of New York and others. The offices are locat- ed at 100 Broadway, New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-12
Thompson in Mobile.

w. w. Thompson, of Tuskegee. who is in the city today, at the Cawthon, Is general manager of the St. Stephens Cement Land Co.,, just recently formed with a capital of 50,0o0, to build a plant for manufacturing Portland cem- ent. ultimate daily capacity to be g. coo barrels
 The officers of the company are. A. S. Lyons. of Mobile. president; F. L. Wadsworth. vice president; w. w. Thor: pson, general manager s. F. Mo Glathery. st. Stephens, secretary MT. McGlathery was in Mobile a day or two ago The company has purchased about 1900 acres of land. and 1t Is re- ported that the erection of the plant will begin at once