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Is the popular cry throughout Euro
pean countries; while in America, the
cry of the present day is Long live
Or. Kings New Discovery, King of
Throat aild Lung Remedies." OF which
Mrs Julia Ryder Paine, Truro, Mass,
says: 1T never fails TO give imme-
diate relief and to quickly cure a
cough or cold Mrs Paine's opinion
is shared by majority OF the inhabi.
tants of this country. New Discov-
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after all other remedies have failed.
and for coughs and colds it's the only
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Our new state map is standard
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1907 VALUES HIGHER
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Flat. Beayer & Cimarron Valley.
Blackwell Rural. B. NJ & r. T. c..
Carr G. M & T. Co. G. b. Wilson,
Cement Tel Exchange, Cherokee Ru.
raj, Cimarron Valley, Clinton Nut,
Cold Springs. Corn Belt, Crescent,
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trail Davidson Farmer. ID. c. Al. Tel
Co, Dover & Columbia, Dution. Fair
fax, Farmers Tel Co Cof Granitel,
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a Mercantts. Frederick, Jet Rnral.
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Zion, Mrtnal OF Braman, Northwest
ern, Northwest Mutual Oney, Peek
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Wise a Nandermark. Kremgn City
Rural Pond Creek. Blake. Delhi.
Sayre Hollis. Marie Mountain Mu-
tual, Russel, Wellington, KendriclS
\ Davenport Beaver. Liberal hook.
en- a Gymon. Forest Valley 10. 3,
Blue Ridge Farmers 4 Merchants,
Farmers 4 Merchants Coop. Farm
ers Ind
The following men. Officers Of COM,
panies the names Of which ere nos
known, have asked for blanks These
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is restored. can now do my own
work and can never thank you
enough for the benefits derived from
your wonderful remedy On April
~. 1907. noarl'' five years later Mrs.
Brown writes, "lon may shil refer
any woman TO me | win gladly rec
ommend zoa-phora" Does this not
prove that the benefit was permanent?
This letter Is strong proof OF the
merit OF ZoaPhora The only way
that you can become positively CON
yinced that Zoa.Phora will do as much
Tor YOU IS TO try the medicine your
self Go to your druggist and ask hin,
for Ioa-Phn4d; no other eXplana ion
will be needed You viii receive the
medicine already prepared. compound.
cd in Just tho right proporiioGs, AMI
put up In a sealed, steriized one dol
lar bottle
Ia each package viii be found a
COPY of DR.. Pengellys Advice to Wo-
men, medical book, giving inter
cstng and instructive information
about al diseases OF women and the
way TO successfully treat them. You
can now treat yourself In the privacy
OF your own home and need not teg
your troubles 70 any one.
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ALABAMA LEelsLA-
TURE TO ELECT
an AssoeIated Press.l

Montgomery. Ala, July o The
election OF ex-C0ngressnan John H.
Bankhcad 10 succeed the late John r.
Morgan ia The United States Senate
by the al hama Legislature, which
convened today for its adjourned or
rspliiD session. Is assured Praetic-
ally all talk OF opposition to Mr..
hankhead's election has aubsided and
his election Is now q matter ef Ger
ta,nty the party leaders taking the
arcHnd that il Is inc, mbent upon
them 10 act in accordance with tho
result Of be state primary last Aug
si whih declsrcd Mr. Bankhcad 10
be frs choice for alternate Senator.
In addition 10 the senatorial elec-
zion the legi latnre viii have consider
able business Of importance to dis
pose of al the present session Prob.
bly, fhe most important matter 20
engage attention win be the report
Of The committee appointed to frame
municipal code. which viii provide
3 uniform system of government for
an the ellies ~ Alabama of over 2
40 population
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DiGests What You Eat
| | DollAr BOTTLE holdt2l | Prepared ~ tbs Lab
| uDss - much A. ths oratory Of 80 .pewta
| triAl. OF % cert siIe a Co, Chicago, u.s.A.
Sold by c. r. Renrro.


A uniGue feature has been injected
into the political campaign in the Sec
ond congressional district by the Of
fer made by Frank NJ Gault, of Geary
Fulton's campaign manager. Offering
to give thoroughbred registered
Hereford bull calf to the Democrats or
each of the fifteen counties in the
Second district which will SHOW at the
coming election a gain OF 20 per cent
over the vote cast at the last con-
sTessional election.
Gault was also the Cruce manager
for Blaine county in the recent cam
paign for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton
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cAANee N sANrA rE oIMsloNg


Special 10 Daily Leader.
Topeka Kas.. July 3 General Man
ager J ~ Hurley Of the Atehison. To-
ppka and Santa Fe Railway company
today annou3ced a change 81 the oper.
aiing department which means the
creation Of new grand division. eff
iecfiye August l. T. G. Fox VIII con,
unue as general superintendent OF The
eastern grand division. e. J. Parker
ol la Jnnta viii be given the general
huperiniendency Of the central grand
division With headquarters at Newton.
D. W Sharp viii be promoted 10 the
position Of general superintendent OF
the western grand division with head.
Quarters al La Junta.
y Farley viii succeed superinten-
dent Shafpe al Kansas City.
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NeM York and phIIadelnhla

cannot be moee pleasantly or con
veniently reached than hy the Grand
IN nb-Lenigh Valley double track
route via Niagara Fails. Solid throueh
trains of coaches and sleeping cars.
Maeliccnt scenery. II
For particulars OF special Philadel-
phia Excprsion IN iuly and descrip.
tive literature apply TO Geo w. Vaux.
A. q. +, a. 7. a. Grand Trunk Rail-
way System 1876 Adams ST.. Chicago.
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a Memorable pav.

One of the days we reInemhcr with
pleasure. as well as with profit to our
health, rs tho one on which we become
acquainted with Or Kings New Lifc
Pills. the painless purifiers that cure
headache and biliousness. aud keep
the bowels right 25c. at al drug
stores.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 3, BROOKLYN Q.
ittsburs 3 Philadelphia 0.
So, Louis 2, New York O.
Boston 20; Cincinnati OF.

Headache and constipation disap-
pear when Dades Little Liver pills
are used They keep the system clean.
the stomach sweet Taken occasion
ally they keep YOU wcll They are for
the entire family Sold by } N.
WALLACE.
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NEGRO 90 YEARS OF AGE
IN MUSkOGEE JAIL.

Mrskogee, l. r. July S. Doc barnes
a negro, is the Oldest prisoner ever
confined in prison IN Indian Terri
tory He is 96 years of age and the
father of nine daughters and eight
Sons.
he was sent to the Muskogee jail
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claiming that it Is not always possl-
be TO have a jury in such cases aud
he does not believe IL wise to take
away from the courts the power to
punish contempt, which jurisdiction
the courts have always had
Among the delegates arriving today
were: + G. Tracy. Beaver: T.. r. VIII
liams. Stockhod; G. n. Bilby Alva;
J. c. Majors. Granton: G. w Wood,
Cherokee: c. H. Pittman and G. H.,
Moore. Enid; A. il Ellis, Orlando; d..
s. Rose, Blackwell; ]. A. Alderscn,
Pond Greek II. S Johnson. Perry G..
NJ Barry. Pawnee; J. f. King, New
kirk: J. NJ Sandlin. Prague; II. l..
cloud. Wellston; w l.. Helton, Mar
shall; w. T. S. Hunt. Oklahoma City
s. NJ Ramsey. Tecumseh; J. X. Nor
ton. Piedmont; J J. Carney, El Reno;
NJ j. Kane, Kingflsher: u. ID. Hogg,
Grand; J. NJ Carr. Frederick: T. J.
Leahy, Pawhuska; j H. N Cobb, Sa-
nulpa; Flowers Nelson, Tulsa G. n.
Haskell. Muskogee Sam Hayes. Chick
asha; Miles Lasiter, Pauls Valley; w
A. Ledbetter, ArdmOre; W. II. Murray.
Tishomingo; J. G Graham. Marietta:
g. A. Honshaw. Madill: Boone Will
liams, Lehigh; Gabe Parker.
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charged with assault to kill Richard
Williams, near Tulsa. Williams is at
the point Of death, and if ne dies a
charge OF murder will be. lodged
against Barnes.
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The dlnerent grand diyIalons v

be:
Eastern srand division. Illinois, Mis-
souri,. Kansas City Eastern and
Southern Kansas divisions
Central Grand division. Middle. Ok
lahoma and The Western and Pan
handle
Western grand division, the River
division Colorado. New Mexico aud
Rio Grande division
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A healthy man is King in his own
right: an unhealthy man is an mhap
py slave Burdock Blood Bitters
builds UP sound health-keeps you
well
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Base Ball
saHaR4HaHsEaMsH8MsHaHaE
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
YesterdaY's ResuIts.

Webb city g. Oklahoma City 0.
Wichita 3, Lcavenworth /.
Hutchinson 4, Topeka /.
Joplin ., Springfield 3.
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have been sent but no retruns have
been received: l.. G. Crabb S. Girls
amore Frank Ryal WalttrsThacker,
l.. f. Gaskill.
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Pineules for the kidneys strengthen
these organs and assist in drawing
poision from the blood Try them for
Rheumatism, kidney, bladder trouble,
for lumbago and tired worn out feel
ing. They bring quick relief Salts
faction Guaranteed Sold by j. n.
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The time Is ripe for Hammocks.
Try new one for your wife or sweet.
heart Those are beauties at Lilies
Drug Store
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The bites and stings OF insects. tan,
sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises arc
relieved at once with Pinesave Car
bolized Acts like a poultice. and
draws out Inflammation Try It. Price
25c. Sod by j. n. WALLACE
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Governor Frantz was in Oklahoma
City yesterday comforting with his
friends in that county on convention
plans for today.
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Try pair Of my Mems $500 or
$3.50 shoes or oxfords.--Roblnson
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OKLAHOMA STATE BANK

Bad sick headaches, billousness or
constipation are quickly relieved by
DeWiti's Little Early Risers Small
pill sure pill safe pill-prompi and
peasant in action, Sold by c. X.
Renfro.
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Women's oxfords sf.75 and $500
values for $3.50. at Robnson's.
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QUORUM IN TOWN

Continued from psge one. }
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Try Robinson's snoes.
CONVENTION
SIDETALK.

Delegate Cloud will be on deck.
The Majority Of returning delegates
have fattened up. Bob Williams has
gained eight pounds aud Carney six.
There is curiosity TO sec Edmondson,
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Ithe successful medicine produced for diseases and
be depended upon No prescribe medicine
II is almost be needed before the Buy
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
SCORES OF OTHER CRICKET GAMES

The Brooklyn eleven went Williamsbridge and
engaged the Columbia oval Team 6 IN a second
section league game and defeated by i runs,
the totals being s. 70 So The exceptionally good
batting Of H Lomer was the primary cause OF the
home eleven's victory, for he accomplished the
remarkable record Of scoring 58 runs out Of the
total Of S. and in addition captured four wickets
for % runs The best bowling the winning
side, however, was done hv Phillips, whose record
was four wickets for . runs For Brooklyn. A bo-
veil was a tower Of strength IN both departments.
getting top score the bat with 20, and securing
four wickets for p runs.
The Columbia oval Team 3 beat the Kings Coun-
ty Team in close game IN the second sec
ton league series at WIllamsbridge by a margin
Of Y runs with totals of 81 against a. James Al
Ian gotatop score for the winners in an innings Of
a. and H A. Smith secured four wickets for l3,
and ]. L. Webster took three for 10 For Kings
County F. Gauthier contributed II, T. Marks added
Y and T. H. Clarke did some good bowling getting
six wickets for IA runs.
The Manhattan second eleven had an easy time
with the Yonkers 3 team in second section game
at Prospect Park winning by margin of 60 runs,
With totals Of % against 49, J. p standfast scored
% for the winners before he was run out and a.
Backus up %, while G. Bradshaw's work with
the ball had a lot to do with winning. He main
tanned good length and secured wickets at the
small coat OF II runs.
A weak team of the Broollyns went down 10 de
feat at the hands Of the West Indians in exh-
bitfon game at Prospect Park, the margin being
14 runs with a wi icket 10 spare. Z. Michael A.
F2rvnn e Pereira and r. Armstrong batted
rnarkablv well on the winning side. while $ Alleyne
and f. Kinds carried all before them with the ball
one-sided game was played at Van Cortlandt
Park, the contending elevens being the Bermudans
and the Camerons victory going to the former side
bv a margin OF 100 runs. The prominent work Of
" Swan was responsible for the good showing of
the winners he getting IS in well played innings.
while double figures added by ]. Williams. T..
Bean A. Lambert and b Jennings
The West Indian second eleven decisvely beat
the s. s Carmania In game at Prospect Park.
scoring 125 runs five wckets and dclaring their
innings closed, and then getting riCSJf their op-
ponents for total Of SO.
The World eleven suffered defeat at the hands
OF the st. Thomas eleven at Prospect Park by a
margin of 10 runs, with totals Of 90 to Y. 9.
O'Neale. r. Brooker, A Francis and d Phillips all
got into double figures for their respective sides
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
DEATH ENDS QUARREL.
HOMICIDE CHARGE MADE.
Woman Neighbor, Who Attacked
Wife of Deputy Police Clerk, Held.

Mrs Elizabeth Mcdonald. the wife of a book
maker living at No 3 West SD street. was arrested
early yesterday morning after the death of Mrs
Laura B Stone, wife Of George Stone deputy police
clerk When Mrs. Mcdonald was arrested and ar
rasned before MAGISTRATE Steinert in the West Side
Court she did not know that Mrs Stone was dead.
and IL not until after she had been given over
the custody of the that she learned that
the charge against her was homicide.
According to the police, Mrs. Stone death was
due 10 an encounter in the street between her and
Mrs Mcdonald Friday. The latter has well
marked black eye. but she says she got that on
July l. after she had asked her husband why ne
had bought drink for Mrs. Stone In restaurant
at 58th street and Eighth avenue.
Most OF the information possessed by the police
given 70 them by Miss Bessie Symonds or NO.
* west Si+b street According to her story. there
was an argument between the two in the corrldor
OF the house in which both lived Mrs. Mcdonald,
she said. used insulting language. MISS SYmondS
says that Mrs Stone paid no attention 70 tle o,er
woman. but when she and Mrs- AcJoI4Iq I9 CalIi9
back. about fifteen minutes later, Mrs Mcdonald
attacked Mrs Stone, and in the encounter the la'-
ter was bruised and shocked.
After the encounter Mrs Stone went to her apart
raent where she told her husband Of what had oc-
crrred Miss Svmondz SAYS this about $50
o'clock and an hour later NIr Stone found his wife
dead He reported the case 10 the police Iney 1ound
that Mrs Mcdonald lived directly above the Stone
apartments The patrolmen climbed up the hIe
escana from which Mrs Mcdonald let them in
through the kitchen window She was Informed
mat she was under arrest for assault, and taken
TO the West Side court
YOU do if MRS Stone died from the fsht OF yestel-
day2" Mrs Mcdonald burst into tears oh, don
say +hatl'' she cried The quarrel is over, She
Will forgive me-
Both Assistant District Attorney Manley aod
Coroner Doolev examined Mrs. Mcdonald, te.hlS
her for the first time that Mrs stone vas deaD
MY God, Can # be true" she cried. Are yo"
telling mo the truth? Is she really dead -,
Her story contradicted that told by Miss Syn'o'g7
in many details II was rambling and disconnected
The said hat yyhp 81
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
BOSTON HAS a FIRE SCARE
Gssolene Tank Explodes in Manufacturing
District, but Damage Is Slight

Boston, July 13.-One of the worst fire scarce
which the Boston Fire Department has had in
months came to-day. when tank of gasoene on
the top floor OF the six story brick building az No
Si7 Congress street In South Boston, occupied h,,
the Columbia Counter Company. exploded setting
the place on fire In the neighborhood ara ,nanI,
manufacturing plants. as well as the extensive ar
goods storehouse of Jordan. Marsh G Co and after
one - arm had been given the department heads
ordered a fourth alarm. which called three-auartars
Of the apparatus of the city proper 10 the scene
Comparatively no damage done. however ont
side OF property of the counter company loss 10
which Is estimated at from $50 600 to $75 O00 Two
persons were injured In connection with the rush
of apparatus through the crowded streets FRANK
lin Mead eighty seven years OF age was run over
by a fire wagon William McGlinchey twelve
years old, in crowd near the fire. falling hack 10
give the department room to operate. came in con
tact with a live wire and removed in an nm
conscious condition tn a hospital Roth viii re-
C@r5-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
He WANTS THEM PRESENTS BACK
So New Jersey Man Has Brought Suit
Against Former Fiancee.

Rrideeton y j. July 13-Frank NJ Tidmarsh
BEGAN an action to-day in Common Pleas Court
70 recover the presents he gave his fancee. Miss
Julia Most before she broke their engagement
The principals in the suit well known and
popular here. and the breaking Of the engage
nlent was a big surprise.
The presents included a valuable diamond
ring Tho plaintiff alleges IN his declaration
that the teVeIry was given 10 Miss Most with
the understanding that should the engagement
ever be broken the presents were 70 be returned
This the defendant denies
The Sheriff to-day replevned I'll the iewelry
except the diamond ring. Miss Most alleges
that a Philadelphia ieweler stole the stone last
winter and replaced it with a paste one when
Size left the ring 10 have the setting repaired.
She had tho jeweller arrested AT the time but
the case was not pressed.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
WONAN'S .JOSTLE COSTLY.
Southern Judge Finds Jezcels Pol-
ned at $4,000 Are Gone.

julius L. Brown. Master in Chancery in the
United States Circuit Court at Atlanta, Ga.
was jostled by fascinating young woman In
Broadway yesterday afternoon and now mourns
the loss of iewelry which he valued at nearly
$4,000 and $3.50 in cash.
Judge Brown who is the son of Ex-Governor
Brown of Georgia, is nearly seventy years DID,
and upon his arrival in the city Wednesday on
his way to Washington. went 10 the Gilsey
House He IS a collector Of scarf pins and car
ries several hundred of them in a bag In his in
side pocket. According to the story he told
Lieutenant McCann, in the Tenderloin ponce
station. he took stroll in Broadway. AT 3+th
street n Young woman brushed against him.
There were apologies and she. a stranger in the
great city as she said, was escorted to the plac"
that she called home by the Judge. He lett her
at her doorway No. 1872 West 37th street. and
entering hanson went in search of more stick
pins He spent some time at Tiffanys, and
when he looked for his wallet to pay for two
rios he had bought he found that it was gone
So had the bag in which he carried his collection
of pins The safety pin, with which they had
been fastened, alone remained.
He Immediately reported the matter 70 the
police and Detectives White and Bannon went
10 the 37th street address. The fascinating
stranger had gone, touching only the high places
but frankie Goodwin. who said that she lived III
the opartment and her negro maid. Lotue
Brown Of NO 93S West 38th street. were arrest
cd and locked up as suspicious persons. They
will be arraigned in jefferson Market court thus
morning
one Of the pins which Judge Brown lostsWas
q d1nIcata he said. Of one owned by Mrs n NJ
FIagIer and was worth $1,000
New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
KIDNAPPED MEXICAN SET FREE.
Sarabia Now Across the Border-0ff1cial
Regret for HIS Treatment

Douglas, Ariz, July 13-Manuel sarahia, who
charged by the Mexican authorities with in
citing rebellion, and VINO was kidnapped from tho
Douglas Jail the night OF June 3d. is to-day free.
SehOr MaZa the Mexican Consul and three Ameri-
officers have been held for trial by the grand
jury Of the territory tor kidnapping Sarahla-
Sarabia IS at Naco, border town, accompanied
by Captain Harry Wheeler Of the rangers. The
Mexican expressed himself greatly pleased with
the manner In which the people here came to his
assistance. Governor Torres of Hermosia, who
permitted saraLIa 10 depart from Hermosa. cx-
pressed 20 Captain Wheeler the greatest regret ~
the manner n which Sarabia had been treated bv
officers in his department
Hundreds OF Americans and NeTCans gathered
at the station last night expecting Sarabiu's
turn and disappointed when t. learned
that he had stopped at Naco