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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-15
MuIdOon and His Methods.

a 4 ULDOON is said TO be the
M most perfect type Of a man
In this country today. He IS
is exactly five feet ten inches
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CITATION

{ FATE OF GEORGIA.
GLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs Sentelle Pafford Bleckerhy, a
sideNt of said state and county
] wing duly applied to be appointed
rlardian of the person and property
oi way Pafford. q minor under four
teen years Of age, resident OF said
,unty, notice Is hereby given that ap
Il lcatlou will be passed on at the next
term of the court Of ordinary for
satd county to be held on tae first
Monday in February 1907 Witness
my hand and official signature this
January 8, 1907
Horace Dart
Ordinary Glyrn County Georgia
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arrive today to visit Miss Imogene
Williams and Mrs. John Wimbel1y-
Miss Mary Clay will entertain with
~ informal tea this afternoon froW
80 to 5 complimentary to Mrs. r. G..
Wilbun
Miss Louise Balkcom mas returned
10 Georgetown after a pleasant stay
here. the guest of Mrs. b. f Mann
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
an interesting meeting yesterday af-
teruoon eat which Mrs Colvln, the
state com1NApder, gave a very ear
nest talk al sainstalIeI - 1fsahcers
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MRS. sTRAcHAN's CARD pART1

MRS. sTRAcHAN's CARD PART.
Mr.. F. D. NJ strachan was hof les
at a lovely card party yesterd4 1T
ternoon, the affair being greatly e.
ioyed BY those present manu-
some rooms were attraEtiyely decor.
ated with quantities of daffodils. mar
cissi and ferns Flve-hand euchre
was played and there were seven Ia
bles. The score cards were hand
painted in daffodils and narcissi and
danodils were used as markers for
the ten and twenty hands. The FIRST
prize, handsome cake plate. was
won by Mrs w. H DeVoe, the lone
hand by Mrs C. A. Taylor and the
consolation was cut by Mrs e. D.
Walter Mrs. Strachan was assisted
by Miss Fannie Aiken and Miss Hazle
Nightingale, Mrs. w. J. Butts and Mrs.
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WOOD!
WOOD!l
WOOD!!!

have 4 large supply OF oak pine
and light wood and would like 70
erye the public. either in stick, by
the cord or snllt by load Telc
phone 80. AS.
lyerson Coal and Wood Co.
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MRs. FosTER ENrgRTAlNgp.

MRS. FOSTER ENTERTAINED
Mrs. J. A. Foster entertained yes
terday at her home on st. Simon with
a delightful card party in honor of Mrs
J =. Wright. who win remove to
Brunswick today a number Of
guests attended and the affair was
lovely SUCCESS and a charming com.
pliment 70 IRIS Wright, who has
been populI = factor in the social
life OF the ISL hid for many years
MU9c CLASS MET.
The }lg%-Lovors' Sunshine Club.
composed Of the pupils in Miss Maud
Nightingale music class held their
regular meeting few days ago II
the home of Miss Nightingale. Off
GERS we're elected and pleasing pro.
gram rendered by the young people
The next meeting win be held in
April
SOCIAL NOTES.
Miss Bertha Baker is over from
Jekyl for the weekend.
Miss Bessie Anderson remains quite
sick to the regret Of her friends
Miss Imogene Williams will return
today from visit to Mrs Varnedoc III
Savannah.
Mrs, c. t. Elliott has returned from
a visit to Mrs h L. Branham IN
Waycross,
The Friday Six-hand Euchre clut
will meet this afternoon with Miss
Rita McKlnnon
Miss Madeleine Downing and Miss
Mary Lee Croyatt will return tomor
row from a visit to Jacksonville
Miss Lila Tilton. of Savannah, vii
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Diaests What You Eat

WANTED Position By lady steno-
3fapher Can furnish best OF refer
ences Apply 70 II care The News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-12
ARTICLE VIII.
IMPEACHMENT AND REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.

NNS'aGNt
Section The Governor state officers Including
the Justices Of the Supreme subject impeac
HeH for wu neglect of duty onice habuai
npeency or any orouse involving while
In
Sec All elective oncera liable impeachment shan be sub
jest to removal from oe for such causes as NAV
be provided by law.
Sec When sitting Impeachment shall be
presided by tho Chief Justice disqualified then
one OF the Associate Justices OF by
except in cases where all the members dsqua
ned or IN sse OF Impeachment OF
the Senate shall elect presiding onicer for
eh purpose The House OF Representatives present mpesch
Sec When the sitting
Senators sha be OATH affirmation mpaay
peached shall
thirds the present
sec Judgment Of impeachment beyond
o Office but this shall
charges sroving out Of the the
Sect The Legislature necessary
taF'ying ipQ eject he pseysleps q this chapter
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GOOD SENES
In THE USE
OF MEDICINE
How Prepared Household Remedies
May be lntelllaently Employed
and Proof OF What one of
Them has Accomplished

There are some who VIII nor en-
ploy doctor under any circumataGl es
M others who argue that we should
not SO much as take a simple cough
mixture without calling on a medical
practitioner to prescribe H.
As usual the truth lies h,,t~-css 6.s2
two extremes and common sense Is an
Tat Is required to find Il. Safe fam
1y remedies, tried by time and proved
valuable by experience win always
have their Place in the household and
there are Constantly occurring in.
stances In which they may be proper.
ly and intelligently used. A guod
tonic, safe for use without doctors
prescription. with complete directions
such as Or Williams pink pills, will
save many calls on the busy Doctors
time and will save money, time aud
suffering TO the patient
II YOU feel rundown, either through
overwork. worry, or some great strain
on the bodily forces, yor can not DO
better than to use Dr. Williams Pink
Pills. Mrs. Nellie Mead. OF 3e7 Bed
ford street, Johnstown, Pa, says;
After the birth OF my baby IsdId
not get very strong. but grew weaker.
II anything, as time went on. Any
little excitement or work, ever going
up etalrs. made me tired out and short
OF breath. My digestion was poor and
didn't get hungry. II forced my
self to eat, the gas on my stomach
distressed me terribly. | was pale
and nervous and was often troubled
with dizgs headaches and palpitation
OF the heart.
Il lost interest In life and became
melancholy. The medicines I took for
over a year didn't help me. SO began
% use Dr. Williams Pink Pills. sooner
than had hoped. | noticed q little
benefit and continued the treatment
intil we'll. My complexion became
healthy and blood pure My appetite
came back, digestion was good and
gradually my nerves grew strong.
felt better and stronger in every way
Dr. Williams pink Pills have also
cured such blood diseases as anaemia,
sheumstism, after-cfects of tho grip
and feyers. Owing 10 the intimate re-
lation between the blood and nerves,
the Dills have been found invaluable
IN such nervous diseases as dizziness,
nervous debility. neuralgia. st. Vitus
lance and even partial paralysis and
tecsmotUg ataxia.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists. or win be. sent. post
paid, on receipt of price so cents per-
box six boxes for $3.50. by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Schen-
ectady, N. Y.
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BISHOP oRAFToN,s BIRTHDAY
lnx AssocIatod press.l

Fond du Lac. Wis, April ia
Bishop Grafton. who has been the
head Of the Episcopal dicese OF Fond
du Lac for nearly twenty years, was
seyenty-seven years old today Blsh-
Op Grafton is a native OF Boston and
graduate OF Harvard. He is one OF
the few Episcopal clergymen In
America who wear the clerical garb
as II is worn by churchmen In Eng
land, Under his long, black coat
and over his vest he wears long silk
cloth that reaches TO his knees. and
he wears tight knee breeches aud
high silk leggins. fastened down the
side by rows of big black buttons.
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Caution

Mover. positively never poison your lungs. Iiyou
oougt--even from simple cold only-you should
always heal. soOtle. and ease The ifritated bron-
chial tubes. Don't bllndly suppress il with
supplying poison. It's strange how some things
finally come about For twenty yean Dr. shoop
has constantly warned people not 20 take q ugh
mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium.
chloroiorn. or similar poisons, And now-a litSlo
late though Joneress says Put u on the label.
II poisons afe in your Cough hixtnre " Goodi
Very good /! Isre aiterior thisVery reasonmollofs
ss4 Others. should insist on having Dr.. shoops
Cough Cure. No poison marks on Dr.. shoope
labcls-and none In the medicine. elsa it must by
law b. oa ihe label Aud itsnot only saio. but 10
4 said 10 b. by tn0se that know q hsst. truly ~
markable cough romody. Tsko no chance thcn.
particularly with your ohlldran. Insist on having
Dr. 8hoops Cough cDre- Compare cafeiClly fhe
nr. shOop package with Others end note the
d.ficrenee No poison marks there. You can
slwaSs b 90 the ssfs c4s hF damanding
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OFFICIAL CONSTITUTION
continued from Yesterdays Dally)

Continued from Yesterdays Daiy)
In case Of tho illness of the judge elected any
other the district in which he
designate District Judge in the State
any elected hold
shall it,
the Chief Justice may appoint any
any district district
separately shall be disqualified
his district the parties to such
try the and such
the of either party judge npoe may
by
election shall be had the Chief Justice of the
shall designate other District such
Sec Jurisdiction all
exclusive jurisdiction this
other appellate
jurisdiction may provided
shall issue wrs habas
Injunction certoa prohibition and
otherwise into effect
orders Judgments
the United
hereby in county
County
Constitution county County
January
Of County
each biennial general election The county judge shall be qualified
county
30
original jurisdiction probate matters provided
not exceeding thousand dollars exclusive of inter
County jurisdiction
malicious action divorce almony
any action against
the specific
o n any the title
partition probate jurisdiction
appellate
civil be provided by
Constitution shall Jurisdiction
with justices of the peace in meanor cases. and exclusive jurisdiction
ton the absence of the Judge of the District Court in of his
any judge
pending Court mandamus
the jurisdiction
tho jurisdiction the County Court other court tribunal inferior
o
County Judge disqualified any pending
the provided
election pro N
shall the jurisdiction
shall probate wills guardians idiots
natc mes and dunkards grant let
esmenay of
persons, persons
partition.
The
Legislature
county
County
Q held a Taihlna.
provided by County
peace
'-31-
paled justices the such County Court there shall
trial de enoyoon questions Of law
Sec Appeals proceedings n be
all criminal
jursdction
County
District
provided arising
the probate Jurisdiction the
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as judgments the county
the provided Territory Of
appeals Court to the District Court and
all appealed from the cause
shall be tried law and
fact
County shall also have and exercise the jurisdiction
examining committing
Sec IS The OFFICE hereby created
until otherwise have
coextensve with examining committing
magistrates in all felony and shar have jurisdiction
with the the amount
involved does not exceed two hundred dollars
County Court in all sdemeanor
eases in which the punishment hundred
dollars imprisonment county exceeding thirty DAYS
or both such hn and shall in no
event have jurisdiction actions libel pro-
ded by law appeals shall be allowed
ces of the Peace the County Court in the
manner provided Territory Oklahoma govern.
ing appeals from the Courts Court
In cities of hundred inhabitants two
Justices of the be
Sec 49, All judges state and justices Of tho peace
state
The style Of all process state of oklahoma
All prosecutions shall be by the authority Of
%
the indictments nfomatops and comnons shan
conclude, Against the dignity the statep
Sec 20 In all issues joined any court all parties may waive
the right to have the determined jury the finding
Of the judge upon the facts shall Of verdict
by
In all jury rial the jury shall return general verdict and
law enacted shall require tho court to
direct the jury particular questions fact but the
court may, in its discretion drect special findings
JUDICIAL APPoRTIoNMENr
Sec 22 The FIVE Supreme Court Judi
ai districts numbered Inclusive and is sab
divided into twenone District judicial districts numbered respec
lively One TO Twnyone inclusive shall be
and remain until changed in Constitution
Sec 49, OF the judicial districts 2bmbcr One Shall
embrace the First Court judicial dis
ics number Two shall embrace Eighth
District Court judicial embrace the Ninth
Tenth Eleventh. Twelfth judicial districts
number Four shall embrace the Thirteenth Fifteenth six
oen District Court judicial shall embrace tho
Seventeenth Eighteenth Twentieth District Court judicial
districts
SEE a. OF the District shah com.
prise the counties of Adair seqloyah number
Two the counties of Craig Rogers and washing
% number Three the counties
The counties of Mcintosh Pug counties Of Has
e @tme lie .o and Pushmataha Bryan
chotaw Marshall and Mccun Aoka
Coal Johnston Ponoo counties OF Car
r ana Love- number Nine the counties
okmugee number Ten the number
Eleven the counties Of Knghshe counties
of Grant Kay Noble Thirteen counties of Canadian and
Garyn Mcclain Fifteen counties of cddo
Grady Jefferson and Stephens; Sixteen coance
Jackson and Tan number Seventeen Blaine Custer
%
KoVa and washa number OF Beclam Dewey
Ellis Greer and Roger Nineteen the counties Of seavcr
cimaron Harper Texas Woodward number Twenty the
counties OF Alfalfa Garfield Twenyone the counties
Of Usage Payne Pawnee al Tulsa
Sec 25 The Court shall be held AZ tho co,v
seats of the respective counties
ARTICLE VIII
IMPEACHMENT AND REMOVAL FROM OFFICE
Section The elective state officers Including
the Justices Of the liable or subject IN ,nascb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-12

Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and my
self contracted severe colds which
speedily deveoped into the worst kind
Of la grippe with all its miserable
symptoms, says MIR. J. S. Egleston of
Maple Landing. Iowa. Knees and
Joints aching, muocles sore head stop
ped up. eyes and nose running With
alternate spells Of chills and fever.
We began using Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy aiding the same with double
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. and by It's liberal use
soon completely knocked out the
grip. Sold by r. -. Lille & Go.
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power privileges possessed
corporations public institutions owned or controlled by the State
81
term CHARTER Incorporation by which
corporation "cense authority
this
RAILROADS AND PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS
Every pipe telephone telegraph
authorized
transmission under the Of this
respectively, and operate
between this State connect
state
its line WITH railroad
Sec Every railroad car or express company shall respectively
Jas prescribed
tuition by act o for purpose
All shall subject
regulations shall be prescribed by such commission
telephone telegraph operated hire shall
receive others
discrimination connections with
lines such shall be prescribed
by by this Constitution
ature
Every
authority public
place o
inspection by
amounts owned by them respectively the amount OF stock paid and by
stock transfer; Of
such other matters required
The railroad public
3d.
annually state public
notice Of which shall be thirty
superintendent Of railroad public
Of
state the authority thereof shall annually
such other Corporation
Commission said Commission their
public corpo
pass
suitable This section
Sec The rolling all other property
railroad transportation transmission public
this State shall be considered personal property and It's
property thereof shall
the the
laws cxempng
public purchasers
thereof shall consolidate
corporation with
control public
ing under its control parallel connecting ne shall
such corporation other
controlling parallel connecting
transportation company
company,
by private judicial sale otherwise with railroad
company company laws Of
other
passed Legislature granting the right
any city town. village
public highway without
authorities having the highway proposed
occupied by such railroad
transmission public
any legislation except on condition OF
complete Of all the provisions Of this Constitution applicable
railroads transportation transmission companies
Provided nothing
validating waving any
dions contained any
80
No railroad
commodity produced IT,
authority which It shole
direct
intended o
a a
Sec l No raFoad corporation transportation
mission shall indirectly, any
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Farmers. mechanics. railroaders. la
borers rely on Or Thomas Eclectric
Oil Takes the sting ont 81 cuts.
burns or bruises a. once Pain cannot
stay where il is used
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The Grand Leaders new window
of corsets. hosiery and knit underwear
not only shows Mr. Cussens ability.
but some big tempting merchandise
from these strong departments OF the
Grand Leader
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KoVa and washa Eighteen the counties OF Beelam Dewey
Ellis Greer and Roger Mills Nineteen counties of Beaver
cimaron Harper Texas woodward number Twenty the
counties OF Alfalfa Garfield and Major number counties
OF Usage Payne Pawnce, and Tulsa
Sec s5 The terms Of the District at the county
respective counties
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Sec 2 No railroad shall state any
article commodity manufactured
authority, which may
direct commodities
and intended
az a
Sec ls No railroad company
shall directly indirectly
his agents
PHYSICIANS attorneys
secretaries railroad
charitable
ssy In charitable dest
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ARTICLE TX. J
CORPORATIONS.
DUTfNtTrON
DEFINITION.

in this article, the term Corporation"
all and
privileges possessed municipal
corporations public owned state;
Sd
any icense authority
this
PUBLIC CORPORATIONS
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Our National Annie,

Emerson calls the apple our ina
tional fruit" and it has good title to
the name both as a wilding and as a
tanned and chosen companion of man.
From north to south and from east
to west it spreads it's roots and rears
its trunk. The pioneer when he Sc
lects his newly chosen home plants
seeds from the old home orchard
around the newly reared walls Of his
cabin; the great landowner beauties
his acres and enhances their value
with rare and choice selections of
trees, and each tree has a family re-
ceipt for flavor which it implicitly fol-
lows; each specie keeping %inviolate
the virtue of the mixture. We can
imagine a gossipy Seek-no-further
trying to extract from a youthful
Spitzenberg the secret of it's spicy
acid, but it would remain forever un-
told. Each one gathers its own store
Of 1avors and mixes them with un-
varying skill and always with the
same result.-Candace Wheeler, in
the Atlantic.
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The Hardy Cayuse.

Professor Parker probably had the
narrowest escape. He was crossing
a swift chute OF water above a canon
The Doctor, Printz and l had crossed
safely, and the Professor was half
way across when his horse lost his
footing and could not regain it. He
luckily drifted close to the bank and
was helped ashore by Barrill, but the
horse disappeared from view in the
canon: Three of US went around the
gorge to recover the pack If possible
To our surprise We found the cayuse
alive and not much the worse for his
swim. The pack vas intact and a
3O.40 that I had pushed under the
ropes was in working order.-From
"The Struggle Up Mount Mckinley
by Belmore H. Browne, in The Out
ing MAGAZINE.
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A B~ump-Measuring Machine.

An intricate machine which meas
ures the bumps on a persons head
and then delivers a circular setting
forth the chronological description
Of the victims character is one Of the
latest devices for willing dimes from
the pockets Of amusement seekers.
They are very interesting machines
and attract big crowds who delight
in seei-g the man-who-wants-to-
Observation-Disclosures put the
m%ouse-trap contrivance over his head
and allow himself to be fastened in.
So thick were the crowds about one
of these machines the other day that
a policeman notified its operator he
must tell Zach group that gathered to
beware of pickpockets. This the ex-
hibitor of the bump machine faith
fully did all day, only to discover in
the middle Of the afternoon that his
own pockets had been relieved Of
S47.-Philadelphia Record.
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A New Use For Steel.

I'm many directions iron and steel
are rapidly displacing other materi-
ais for constructive purposes" writes
the London Iron and Coal Trades Re-
view. The case of Orders for colliery
purposes is perhaps one of the most
typical and striking. Some 10000
tons of pitwood r sent weekly into
Cardiff alone, and, although pitwood
costs eos, and steel Orders about
sc los. per ton, steel is winning it's
way all along the line, mainly be-
cause timber is getting scarcer and
dearer, and because steel is a more
convenient and reliable material. If
this change became general in the
mining world, n a easily imagine
that the demand for steel girders
would be enormous. seeing that the
worlds output Of coal is now close
on a thousand million tons
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Learning How to Pray.

Prayer is an art, a holy art, to be
acquired by diligent and persistent
effort. Lord, teach us how to pray"
is a petition that we may well and
frequently offer. "For we know not
what we should pray for as we
ought" Our vision is dulled by sin.
The weight of material things presses
us down to the earth and forbids us
to rise into the presence of God.
Right praying is thoughtful, rever-
ent, humble, sincere, persistent. 1t
Is a wise thing to study the prayers
of holy men of all ages, and espe-
cially wise to study devotional pass
ages of the Book of books. So shall
our souls be kindled by contact with
other souls.
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The Better Part,

The Christian is always the
stronger man." because at the bot
tom of human nature there r GER
tain points that everyhonest, unsaved
man must yield. He must admit that
whatsoever drinketh this water shall
thirst again" Material things can
not satisfy man. The famous builder
of Pullman cars had a brother who
was a minister, the Rev. James Pull
man, D. D. The carbuilder wanted
his brother to forsake the ministry
and get rich. But before the close of
his life the millionaire visited his
brother. James," he said,"you have
chosen the better part. Home Her.
aid.
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A Startling Statement.

II had the good luck to be invited
to dine withithe King at Marlborough
House when I was in London in
June" said a Western millionaire.
LAS I didn't know how to dress the
part of a royal guest, I wrote to Lord
Knollys, the Kings secretary, and
asked help. Lord Knollys said in
his reply: AS no ladies are to be
present, trousers may be worn
When l first read that sentence I said
to myself: What kind of Neronic
revels go on at Marlborough House,
any way?' Afterward, though, l
learned that Lord Knolly only meant
that at mixed dinners knee breeches
we're worn at Marlborough House, at
stag ones the ordinary evening suit
suficing."-Kansas City Star.