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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
BAILEY GETS ALL
CLEAN SWEEP OF THE TEXAS
 CONVENTION.
Delegates Would Not Brook opposi- ton to the Senator-ssFOr Bryan FiFst, Last and All
 T'fmAn

ton to the Seuat0r-seFOr Bryan
 FiFst, Last and All
 Time.o
 Fort Worth. Tex. May 2T-The friends of United States Senator Bailey controlled the State Democratic Con vention that finished it's labors today from the time the convention was first called to order until adjournment was taken.
 Not a few of those who were close to Senator Bailey desired to permit one Congressional district in Texas, in which Waco is located. to send anti Bailey delegates to the Denver con vention. Several leaders made strong spech eE to the convention and 0efose the committee in favor of his propo- sition, but at every turn they failed.
 The committee appointed to nominate delegates to the Denver Convention. which was composed of one member from each of the sixteen Congressional ,distriets of Texas could not agree-the vote being a tte--on the propagation of sending Bailey or anti Bailey dele gates from the district. carried by Bailey and passed the matter up to the convention which decided to name friends of Senator Bailey. platform was adopted declaring for Bryan first, last and all the time, and containing many of the features Of the Nebraska platform, written by Bryan this year. Senator Bailey is in . dorsed in this platform in the strong | est possible terms.
 As a result of the convention here to- day, it Is more than probable the anti Bryan leaders will name a ticket for l Presidential electors to be voted upon | in the July primaries in opposition to | the ticket indorsed for election ct the | convention here today.
 The following delegates at large end aIternates to the National Convention at Denver were chosen:
 At large:, United States Senator J.w. Bailey of Cooke County, M. M. Brooks of Dallas. J. l.. Storey of Gala well, A.. J Baker of Tom Green | County.
 | Alternates: C. J. Grach neld, Rush | John R Kubena. Layette; J R. Bow man, Potter; B. F. Lorner, Hunting | ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
COMMITTEE ON FAIR MEETS THIS MORNING

The committee of business men who are canvAssing the city for subscrip- tions to the State Fair will meet at gi0 o'clock this morning in the rooms of the Commercial Club and consider the work done and to be. done. The meet ing was called yesterday by F D. Kohn, Chairman of the Committee.
 The Committee has planned to raise 9l5.00O as a subscription of stock, tn e money taken in to be used In paying or the present current debts of the As sociation. Nearly half of the amount has been subscribed and the meating this morning Is to make arrangements for the subscription of the rest of the quantity needed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

Charles M Lindsay, both of Browns Ferry, fifteen miles below Decatur.
 The couple drove from Browns Fer " in an open buggy through drench- when they n1 apr,ysa % aif at fhs e1 home @ Of JudSs skeggs. A Ire was soon kindlsd In the home of the Judge and the bride ana bridegroom dried their clothing before the ceremony took place.
 After the wedding, the bride and bridegroom drove back to Browns Fer ". Judge Skeggs offered to lend them his top buggy, but they said they didn't care for it as they were already about as wet as 1t was possible for them to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
CLIMnEHs COMING TONIGHT. !
Van. Anda win Pitch Tomorrow.s
 .a..l. Gamae.

The Climbers will get in tonight at 7:25 o'clock from one of the most sue cessfui road trips a Southern League team ever took. Ryan and his men swept everything before them. They come back at the head of the league and there,is no prospects of deprivinx them of that honor except through pro tests and petty technicaiities.
 Manager Jimmy Ryan announced iast night in his telegram that he would pitch ''Rube" Van Anda in the opening game on the home grounds To- morrow. Just now.van Arda is th e premier pitcher of the Southern League leading all the regulars of aii the teams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
Woman pfea of Frleht.

Springfield, H., May 27.-Mrs. AL fred orendorff, one of the most prom inent women in Springfield. died this afternoon from a hemorrhage caused by a fright during terrific wind storm which occurred this noon. A large tree blew down in front of the Orendorff residence and Mrs, Oren- dorm thought it was about to blow in the window at which she was sitting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
J. w. Hnmbv sentenced.

Cleveland, May. 37.--J. W. Hamby, form ariy a prominent real estate dealer was sentenced to three years in the penitentia- " at hard labor by Judge Beacon in Com was charged on February 2I with obtaining fnoney by altering the title of certificates. The Hamby Rssity Company Of which he was president, afterwards assigned iE favor of creditors. The firms asssfs were SG2S.0oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

Birmingham. May 27.--(Speciai.l-- Chief of Police George H. Bodeker to- day addressed a letter to the detectives of the city in reference to work dur state convention of Elks. All incon- ing trains will be watched by the de- tectives and suspicious men will be followed and picked up If anything definite is earned. All crooks found in the city before the reunion starts will be locked up in jail and kept
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
riana for Nerr RoasI.

Huntsville. May 7--(specisl)- )--Cap- president of the Nashville and Hunts vile Railway. came to this city last night to. assist l. L. McCord. of the pletc the preliminary arrangements for the building of the road. There is q great deal of this kind of work to be done and 1t will be finished as soon as possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

Tallors who make nevs clothes % not .~ vule Hike to bother with repair. snw, while we make husinesA Sf .a hs su.st w@rw branch of the sartortal Art. Evru fIae most fnslgnifieant things re- ~-sS@ oslv carefnl attention and a ~iirIsfed fob is unknown In our snop' HoIkss Dye Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

A recent increase has brought the saiary of Rev Dr. James Henderson, of the Domindn Methodist Church. al ottawa. up to sssoe making him the highest paid sfethodast breaeher in canada
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
COTTON STATES LEAGTFr.

At Jackson---Jackson. Q: vicks- burg. 2. 4E At Meridtan-Meridian: 3; CoIuna- bus. Q: Meridian. 2: Columbus. 8.
 At Monroe-Monroe- Gulfport. or dav
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
NOT roo WET TO WE'D

nForwam County Couple Drtvea xn
 aOrenching Rain.
 Decatur May 2T--(SpecialO--A we'd H,nrr took place at the home of Probate Judxe William E. Skeggs. fin New De- csfssr. last night. The bridegroom was John F. Berry and the bride was Mrs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
VOTES FOR HEARST.
Irre@1IarttieS shown When Boxes Ar 'httt- Opened.

New York, May 27-A net gain of thirteen votes for William Randolph Hearst was shown in an oficial re- count of the ballots in the first box opened in the supreme court today In the proceedings brought by Attorney General Jackson for recount of all the ballots cast in the mayoralty cleo ton of 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

fin the 1905 election and 1t is likely that all of them win be opened and the ballots recount@ds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

Mayor Mecleiian's plurality over Hearst in the original count wa9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
nAnrra rrnAIK CIRE REMED1Ea

Tar p1uT Iddictions. Alcoholism. Tobacco ana ctrarette Habits. Nervousness and In- sornnia will be furnished at the following WbisLev. Wine or Beer, -. .tl2. 20 Tobacco. Cigarettes or snuff 500 All form of Nervousness or i~nsoEnia ~ :oo s..sat,o.,t eor Drug Addictions will be fur ,tsfsd er arplication. with free sample rasnt. rr pruE kddictionA Drunken n.ss and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits: Containing testiOnials ste ssns sons;S sss.sd 1A1'e t.1 .SSs-n. @havIes B. Jameas CT James saaatorinns' ISs Poplar Ave Dept slo Memphis Tenn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
"I Do Not
 Crave Tobacco
Prominent Man Tells How His Desire For TobbaecO In Ali Its
 Forms Was Destroyed Gained 13 Pounds.

Tobacco Fumes Are Obnoxious To
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28

The James Sanatorium:
 Gentlemen No doubt you would like to hear whether or pot your treat Enent took for Tobacco Habit had the desired result.
 It certainly has had the desired re- suit. I have not tasted Tobacco in any form since october IS. Before taking treatment weighed 13S pounds, 14S pounds, a gain of 13 pounds in about six weeks do not crave the weed, and when in a crowd where there makes me sick or gives me the hean- ache
 Wishing you much success In the fu- ture I beg to remain.
 " Yours very truly,
 Maben. Miss H A. Owens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-28
FRET DRUG CURE.

FREE DRUG CURE.
 I chas. B James. 133 Poplar Ave, Mem
 phis, Tenn. Dept 2lo Please send i to my address all charges paid. a free | trtaI hattie for patient using (state here 1 number grains used each 24 hours). ..'.-. I grains of (stste kind of drug hers) :,,. | State here if used by mouth or hypoder- f micaiiy ..'''''''s.ss..s.... 1 Name ......................
 rown ...............," PtAt" .......... I Nearest Express office ..,.............
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
BHGi i;;;;.sS
RlUN'i Ii.

Special to Daily Leader.
McAles er, Okla. Aug. 6.--Conci.
dent with the marriage in Australia
os Senator Edward Needham, mem
Der of the legislative body of the
great southern islanl. which took
place recently. was the receipt OF
letter from J. H. Needham of Nc
Alester, a brother Of the island states.
l7n stating that he is awe and
prosperous
The brothers were separated for
25 years and tho one in the island
believed the one in America long ago
dead. The following Is taken from
the Westerlain Worker:
Senator Needham OF your state re-
ceived pleasant surprise few days
ago in receiving u letter from his
long lost brother in America, VINO
for 20 years has been regarded as
dead. The American had gone into
business, AMI, like his Westerlain
brother, had asserted himself and is
the head of a large firm OF mcaufac-
tnrers in the United States Teddv's
connection with the w A. Assembly
and a Glasgow papers comment there
on was the means Of bringing the
brothers together"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
HOT WEATHER
BENEDICTS
special to Daily Leaacr

Special TO Daily Leaacr.
Enid ok Ia. Aug. 6.--Jhne glided by
serenely. The only thing extraordi.
nary IN the social world was the
frightfully small number of weddings.
cuoid. 1t was asserted was wounded
in one of the 20 little tornadoes that
made an infesting invasoion through
ont these parts on day in May, and
hjg arm was practically disabled so
hat drawing the bow was rendered
exceedingly DIFFICULT
August opened warm. Languid
and listless grew the men who sat in
offices and were not compelled 10
make physical eXertion In order to
Ia lucretive livelihood Love thoughts
entered the portals of bachelorlom.
Cupid's arm mended rapidly even as
the temperature Of the summer
weather climbed inward IN the ther.
mometer.
Six darts were released and they
struck as many lawyers fhe monn-
light grew paler. the stars less vivid.
the zephyrs were smoothing the
falling OF the water in the brooks
moro entrancing, and loves dream
world was trunsplanted upon an Ok
lahoma sumner evening with Young
aides in white fr'ing in the W cd.
land and by the brooks. Six lawyers
IRE soon 10 be married and SeDtem-
her d8Ys may not arrive in time
TO viii Nss the ceremonies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
WALKER GAINING IN
STATE REPUBLICAN
CHARs,isaSHIP FIGHT


Special to Daily Leader
Ardmors, OKLA. Aug Garter
county Republicans may not reach
that point in an open contest whore
it viii be necessary for them 10 de-
eide between George r. Walker and
Chares NJ Campbell in The candidacy
of these pen for he eNasIra anship Of
b- state Rcpphlcaa cea'ral commit.
tee but the fact rcplaias lhat George
r. Waller, who ha7 since his name
vas mentioned in this connection.
publicly announced his support Of
Campbell, Is not yot out of the run
Hhg hi fati his Candidacy Is gain
ing nNimi and the Indications arc
sllt Campbell viii withdraw q avoid
~ conirst and give way to the candl-
dacy Of a man who has not been an
appointive offioeholder apd is not
aligned with any iactioI in s,ste poll
! tics
There Is no rivalry, no conflict be
/ tween us said Mr. Walker, aud
there WIN be no county convention
4 10 determine who shall remain in the
race The selection OF chairman will
1 be maie at Oklahoma City next
( Tuesday and until that time the mat
| ter will rest The differences locally
and stsfewide can be ironed out with
/ on, q steam roller
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

Whom tao Stomach Heart or Kidaey
nerves ge, weak. thea these organs
always fail. Don't drug the stomach
nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys
That Is simply a mcFe-shift. Get a
rsscript'or tnown to druggists ev-
efywhere as Or. Scoops Restorative.
The restorative IS prepared express
~ for these weak inside nerves.
Strengo oaen these nerves, build them
up witk ~ snoop's Restorative tab-
lets ef Gquid-and see how quickly
help viii come. Sold BY wallace )
drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

At Al Ely .s Sra Es-
mafk;cs.l9 TSs.s ies re-
C,a e L.. c; ;31li3f "
ii3 Jlsil ash + aql

III sf8fl . f
I3erlin, Aug, 6,-7CQunt Ferdinand
Zeppelin. whose airshib ~hs destroy.
el JOS tire y&s eraay after making
an astouishihgi Dighi may be rightly
called martyr OF science The
venerable counts story 3mal be sum
agcd up in single sentence-he mas
sacrificed haif, a ceptuTy of time. his
wealth. his estates. his reputation,
bis happiness, his family life. in a
futile attempt solve the problem
Of flying
Count Zeppelin belongs To an an.
cicnt branch ~ tne German nobility.
His ancestors were doughty knights
OF Mecklenburg 1000 years ago. The
name OF Zeppelin has been prominent
in German and Austrian history dur.
ing an The intervening centuries.
The senior branch OF the family re
SIDES in Austria The junior branch
which separted from the senior
branch about $50 years ago, resides
IN Germany.
Great Landed Estates.
Count Ferdinand Zeppelin Inherited
as his birthright magnificent land
"a estate at GyslaT, in the kingdom
Of Wurt einberg, together with a resi-
ccnce az Stuttgart, ana other landed
property Ia Swi zerland. His father
was just an ordinary nobieman.
The count was brought up IN a way
that wa ssuitable for the scioii o.
so ancient house. At an early age
lie showed a remarkable taste for Ger
tain forms of mechanical invention
All his ancestors had been warriors
and statesmen. but he wSs endowed
with an inventive genius.
Whom youth. instead of entering
the army and living the life OF gal
| young nobleman. he devoted his im'
! 10 mechanical experiments ana scien
! tlfic study.
His father despaired OF him His
mother regarded him almost rs lun
attic His fellow noblemen ridiGulet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

.rouhsuL 1iGnm sts1 = sTa
ls grz sf:.fE.~3 r'lih
F..sszspt 3 Ne r
.afiIHDef }ni1

Nyo3, cprings. Colo, Aug. 6.-
'ol -hra.hflg his wifes alleged af-
9IniI- OF he streets Of Glenwood
Sp-inps. -Idwart H. Moore. said TO be
nrominent in business circles Of New
York. vas fined s25 and costs BY lns.
.ice q. ne Peas .Iedden and warned
not IL AXE he .aN into his own hands
4aais Tra.-r- Cottrel young and
ha1ds. ne. hon Moore accuses Of
ha-y'a- siopaL ssith Mrs. Moore, was
s.lgs .Hed Szs and costs. which sum
was pai. ~ ltoSre in the hope that
co.,rel. ,Seula 7eslnce the woman.
ccstssil, 4. Is said. agreed to do
This. 5r. lnrr. Moore refused 70 be a
,,arty "a ne deal, Declaring she had
~ y. s~-cd ke- affections from her
4 ..ask - 20 C0ttreh
ltlLrs has r9e chasing his wife
~ lrsir3i az over the Unitea
Nases. 'bey disappeared together
srcs y3w York weeks ago About
II sryr AGO saey reached Greenwood
sfst - faG p1t up IT a fashionable
roomi1S hSusc. Cd 4ant travelling
to elr0t tle detectives Moore pa
on thet scaJ depleted their finances
TO a loint where they had to do some
thirg.
Mrs. Moore was prompt 10 suggest
a Ynl-saod TO replenish their purse
She wro,e to her husband asking for
giyeness and money. requesting that
th1 funds be telegraphed to her at
Gieawood ~Jprings. SO she could re-
turn home. Moore refused to bite
but wrote that he would mail the mo
ey the next day. Instead be board
ed .a..train and came here Saturday
light,
te easily located Mrs. Moore ant
sostrell and stormy scene ensued
A1rs. Moore declared she did not love
los husband any longer and would
Jeye9 return 70 him Frank Is good
>nough for me- she is reported tc
hlvs .old him.
yesterday Moore met Cottreil three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
why James Lee Cot wen.

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, o.. knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route s. She
writes: my husband, James Lee.
firmly believes he owes. his life y Sne
nse Of Dr, Kings New Disco try.
Ills lungs were so severely Affected
that consumption seemed inevitable,
when friend recommended New Dis
ccyely. We tried IT, and It's use has
restored him to perfect healthy Er
Kings New Discovery IS flie kiss Of
throa. and lung renelies For coughs
and colds II has pG eqtshn f1hp first
dose gives relief. Try itl Sold I'M
der guarantee stOQ r. henCDsf drug
store. soc and Sl.00- Trial bottle
free,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
GOV. HASKELL'S PAPER
WILL SEND HEVY OF
GIRLS ON TRIP

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 6.-Ten Okla.
homa girls will leave Muskogee August
IL Tor a "trip TO New York and other
points in the east as the guests Of
the New State Tribune, Governor Has.
kell's paper, they having been voted
the most popular girls IN the state in
contest conducted by the paper
The girls in the party will be Miss
Kaie Bell, Sallisaw; Miss Lena Dal-
ton, Broken Arrow; Miss Zoe StepA-
ems Mnskogee; Mrs r. e. Eyert, Paw
huska; Miss Genevieve Abbott, El
Reno; Miss Ada Foreman, Claremore;
Miss Benlab Colbert. sulphur; Miss
Lula Williams. Minco; Miss Emma
Ingram, Fort Gibson; Miss Boydie
Graham, Chickasha.
The party will be chaperoned ou a
two weeks trip BY e. y Cameron,
state superintendent Of schools, and
his wife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
presumsa 4 was LoeaI cerrtesn.

OBlLhouia peanuts are SO much su.
perior To those Of other states that
othor stste roisers nut oklahoma on
the box prior to shipnent--Leader.
Hadn't The Leader heard elephants
at the circnses ale all refusing 20 eat
any but Oklahoma grown peanuisg
OklahuHan
We noted that wken ihe circus vas
here. bu th0ught perhaps 1t was not
generally true. Since educ. tion has
comMenced among the larger ani-
mails there Is no doubt as 10 their
learning what is best anl insisting
on havisg same.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

siort ladies Of the 400 have foend
new way C quickly take OFF the
extra fat ana hold 1t IN cheek without
Inconvenience They have thankfully
given ul diating, cxeecisins and the
INSTALLATIONS a-u1ging so long In
vogue among the Cycrfats for sim.
bic nixture thai Is said to give re-.
makaLe results, owtng to its control
u the fct-formi1g operations Of the
system. "1e formula is. Narm0ia.
,at ~. cx -co: N'piA -f@.ra9t Tasca-
"a tromaIc. ose-Lalf ounce; Syrup
SIMPLEX, .tree cnd c1e-had ounces,
ltye, teasEoeifDl cster meqls end
II bedtime .snthrsiastic users claim
bat this mixture will reduce fat Mt
be rate OF pcnad day without
ausing wrinkles and has The addi-
loral merit Of being perfectly harm.
ess. The ingredients are ineXpen'
3ive AID obiainable at any drug
lore lA order TO get the best re-
Glis. however. ,he Marmola must be
fresh. and so care SHOULD be taken
% get u in the original unbraken
half-onnce package.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
Beware Of ointments For catarrh
That Contain Mercury.


Il mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system, when entering IL
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never 10 used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sioians rs the. damage thcy viii do
is ten fold to The good you can pas-
sihly derive from them. Halfs Ca
iarrh Cure. manufactured py f. j..
Cheney & Co, Toledo. O., contains no
mercury. ans is taken internally. act.
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system In buy
mg Halls Catarrh cure be sure you
get he genuine. 1t Is taken Internally
and made IN Toledo Ohio by f. j.
Cheney & co. Testimonials free.
Sold by drugglsts. Price T5c. per
bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

Il have found Buckien Arniea
Salve to be the proper thing 70 use
for sore fee as we'll as fag healing
burns. sores. cuts and an manner o.
abraslons,' writes Mr. w. stone 81
East Poland. Maine. It IS the proper
thing too for piles Try So Sold un-
der guarantee At G. Il .Renfro's drug
store. 26c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06


Enid. Okla. rug. 6.--The enactment
Of new law relating 10 TAX assess.
mont and Tie subsequent extension OF
the time making this years assess
ment for three montas has caused
a peculiar situa Ion OF affairs here.
The law requires that the board shall
at It's August meeting make the levy
peoessn-y for school purposes. Pro
vision Is also made that the assess
ment shall not be officially approved
uRtl after the state board OF equal
izaiion has passai upon e The state
board has not yet leid rs Greeting
aud the time has passed IN which the
levy can be legally made.
The board fines that $4,000 viii bt
necessary 10 tho crcrgtiop OF the
schools the comins year and l. is be
lievei that the levy viii not exceed
mills A new school building has
ueen ordered erec,ea near the Chris
lian university,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06
sbfl FIJI St6,0GJ DAMAGES

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Enid, Okla Aug 6,-suit for dam-
ages IN he sum Of $4,000 has been
filed against the street railway com
pany b. Guy Tarr, who was Injured
IN a car accident during severe
storm last spring he alleges that
ne has practically LOST the uso Of one
arm as A result OF the accident. q1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

last woman she prednminales at az
,ae resor,a this season Over at A..
llntic City 70 is saii ail the SAT women
stayed away. At any rate, they are
lew. ls Is plain - btstef. what IS
the scere12
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

!exl 60 The white pelo aAltts VIII
q very lisht shrimp p.nk I'll one or
chs ie1drrs and etieroiyeiy used ~
hf EASTERN feap,is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-06

You can feel lord 10 degrees cooler and enjoy
any weather the following breakfast luncheon or
supper suggested by famous food expert: