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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-27

up-couniry ways full forty miles TO
airn that hundred and here I be ready
TO win IT,"
Mr. Gentry remarked that he could
have the long driven for opportunity.
The eyeniful moment arrived at last
THE chance of life time shouted
the ring master. } who win under
take 10 ride this mule and earn a
hundred dollars?' silence reigned.
Then. shaking like an aspen, the as.
pirant rose up and yelled. I'm do ~"
iie rushed into the ring. grabbed the
mules bride and mounted and then
dlsmoun "a real quick. Gathering him
fclf up blinking dazedly, he rose to
lis feet. Come on. cried the ring
master and come on he did. He
grabbed that mule. jumped on his back
and the GHmc was on.
Round and round the arena they
hoaghei. First the man on top and
then the mule. Then vice versa. The
mule buckcd and kicked, rolled over
and screamed with anger, but the
P.ucky man held on He was game
20 the core. For fully ten minutes
tne battle reigned, but the mule finally
gave up. The man had won. The huge
ardience fairly rent the tent with yells
cf delight.
The iiag master paid the man the
$50 ami with tears Of gladness
s'reamrg down his face the hero
crowned man said mister, just
haG 20 ride that mule or lose my life.
Not for tie glory OF conquering that
animal, Lut because ] needed just 500
tu bring nv wife 20 the hospital here
as she vas hurt IN the cyclone the
other day, and when / saw your chal-
nge ami ofIer OF $50 just had TO
yet that money by riding that mule or
Gle" profuselY thanking the ring
master aud Mr. Gentry the man left
Tho tent with a smile Of satisfaction
that was good TO behold
Mir Gertrv later said that had the
man ridden the mule or not, and had
he been familiar with his cause for
The hazardous undertaking, he would
lave giy, him the 500 just the same,
ia his cause was sust one.
The mule will be geCh In the parade
here neNi Saturday at 10 a. m.
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|
TO BRYAN

Qawton Constltution.Democ
j l.. Calvert OF Guthrie. who has
been travelling over western Oklaho-
ms for the past few months. was
caller at this Office today Asked as
to how he considered Tho outlook for
Democracy, national, and state, he
said: Every indication is a L. ndslide
toward Bryan. The voter that is in
sympathy With the reforms al located
by Roosevelt. is going to vote for Bry-
an, Bryan viii be elected and much
OF the credit viii be due~o the indie
pendent voter. This is no time for
a Democrat 10 hesitate ana certainly
not one should loose his vote on elec-
tion lay"
As to local affairs. he said: wv lelI
travelel a great deal over The state
and eYeryNheTe can see the actual
benchts OF thla administration over
former cnes. rode oi the railroad
Tor one-tnird less. new ard better de-
pots are being built where needed.
separate coaches ana waiting rooms
freight rates have been adjusted fair
20 the railroad ana The poople The
bPqk iepoaitor Is no tafraid TO risk
his money ard he has not forgotten
kepublicen administration when for
the sleep he lost last fall under the
! three months be could not use dol
lar OF h.s own money How about The
school land. ] am IA favor OF gradu-
ally selling u and this Is what the
present bin means Il IS good bill
and u will oe a lcng time before the
people have better one School,
land board,r consisting Of Governo
1 Haskell. Cross, Tgspp. Cameron an
Corners tcsetheg With Secretary Mari
40 Ed Cassidy IN the loan depart
ment are doing a tremendous amount
OF work and their every effort is IN
behalf OF tle best interest OF this i'm
! poriant trust"
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VOTE BONDS
FOR SCHOOLS

sayrc, OKLA. Aug. 27,--The school
bond election took place Tueeday and
the s25OO0 worth OF bonds were car
nal unanimously. 1873 votes being
cast for the bonds and none against
them.
Seminole Okla, Aug. 27.--Bonds in
the sum of $4,000 have been voted
here t. be used in the construction OF
school building. The contract is to
be awarded by the Board OF Eluca'
tion in p short time.
Konawa, Okla. Aug. PA hand
some brick school building 10 cost
$50 900 is soon to be constructed here
This amount Of bonds was recently
voted for the purpose.
Bristow, okla. Aug. PA contract
has been awarded to l.. G. Martin for
the construction Of a school building
to cost $4,000 work has begun,
Texhfma, OKLA. Aug 27.-An issue
of sl5000 in bonds has been voted
here TO be used in the construction OF
Il modern school building. The town
has grown as rapidly in tie past few
years tnat larger and better builling
has become . necessity
Tuttle. OKLA. Aug. 27.--By an over
whelming majority the proposition OF
voting bonds in the sum OF 10000
was carried. The proceeds are to be
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Invested in brick building to be
erected at once
Hartshorne. Oki,., Aug. 27.-Bonds
Ia the sum OF $4,000 have been voted
ana the board Of education plans the
erection OF two brick SCHOOL buildings.
Sapulpa. Okla. Aug 27.-Emmett
Bungon has been awarded the con
tract by the city board OF e lucation
for the construction of a ward sclool
building to cost about $25 1000. The
building will contain thirteen rooms
and will have all modern convenien-
ces.
Maysyille. Okla. Aug. 27.--An issue
OF sll,00O in bonds has been voted
here fo- tie purpose OF constructing
school building. The contract IS
t. be awarded in a short time and It
Is expected that the building will be
ready for use by early October.
Pryog Creek, Okla. Aug. 27.-Bonds
have oean votel for the construction
Of school building to cost aoout
$4,000 A Fort Smita firm has OF.
fered 2 per cent premium on the
bonds
Muskogee.- Okla. Aug, 27.-At a
meeting OF the hoard Of county com
missione-s. County Clerk w. r. Loo
per was instructed to advertise for
bids for The construction Of iorty ad-
ditional schoolhouses ia the county
This action was necessary TO provide
separation for whites and blacks.
OF the ninoty-one school districts
in Muskogee there are forty that have
TIVE races OF the school age.
Tae houses will be 40x32 feet in di.
mensions AMI viii be constructed oi
lumber
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Tis'ggS6 z@d
2za1ify

appeal to the Well-Infonned in eve.y
walk Of lite and are essential TO permanent
success and eredrable standing. Accor-
ingly, il is not claimed that Syrup Of Figs
AMI Elixir OF scma IS the only remedy OF
known value. but one Of many reasons
why il IS tire best Of personal and family
laxatives IS the fact that it cleanses,
rweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which Il acts without any debilitating
after effects and withcdt having to increase
the quantity from time to time
Il acts pleasantly ana naturally and
truly as laxative, and is component
parts are Known 10 and approved by
physiciaas, As il is free fscm all objection
able substances. TO get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured 10y the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. and for aaio BY all leading drug
0sts
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NEW SERUM SAVING LIVES.
Physician at pasteur Institute Uses.
Recent Discovery with Success.


Recent Discovery with Success.
It seems probable that nve persons
have been saved from Geath in the
last ten days by the new serum OBJ
tanned by Dr. G. @. Ram3arc of the
Pasteur institute Of treai1oent IN al
vanoed cases of hydrGphobia
There were thirty,elght patients at
tie institute yesterday suffering from
mad dog bites. In one case Or. Ram
baud uscd the Paris serum.
IT is too early 10 say what this
new serum win do said Dr. Ram
baud. but IL appears that IL viii 10
an that Is claimed by the Paris physi-
cans have used II In Ave eases
where people were bitten on the face
hy a mad dog--the most dangerous
place a person can be bitten and
With good results. II ! had not had
this new serum no doubt the patients
would have died
1T viii take some time 10 demon.
strate the complete value Of the Sc
rum and It Is Just as dangerous for
person 10 delay the treatment OF
hydrophobia now as II was year or
month ago. We have hopes that
iht new serum may save paAltulb III
advanced cases OF bydrophobia. II VIC
rad had this serum 10 use on Mr.
Marsh, who died in Brooklyn some
months ago. Il is possij;e That he
could have been saved"
For time yesterday Dr. Rambnud
was a much worried man. He thought
20 had lost his first patient ont OF
l.c00 cases According To telegram
be received, Harry Clemens Of Cam.
Gen, N .l had died AZ his home from
I IlydrophObla
This Young man came to the in.
is'iiute July 4. said the iOctOr "and
We gave him the usual cightecn-day
lucatmeuf. We sent him homo as out
Of danger Today ! am informed that
ho died OF hydrophobia. was so
cure that some mistake had been
made that / took the matter up with
| the Camden doctors, and now find
{ that the young man died from the re-.
suit OF aa operation II he had dieG
from hydrophobia y would have been
our first case lost in just / 900 treat
/ Cd that rs. when we get the patient
within a reasonable length OF time
7 after the bite New York World.
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Are you a champion of the Bryar
cause? DO You wish to see Democ-
racy triumph in November.
Then give financial aid
Every little bit helps.
The Leader herewith agrees to give
one-half Of all yearly subscriptions
at s400 per year by mail TO the
Bryan campaign. received from now
until October 1st.
Send in your s4O0 for tire daily
ana while aiding the Bryan cause
You will be getting a daily paper to
Rce pyou posted on the progress OF
the campaign. the news of the state
departments, corporation commission
etc
The Leaders plan Is heartily APP
proved by Mr. Bryan, Mr. Mack. Coz.
Haskell and the National Committee.
Subscriptions at st.00 per year, by
mail will be received by the Leader
ana calf OF each subscription applies
to the Bryan fund and turned over
to Gov Haskell. National Treasurer.
Treasurer Haskell commends Plan.
@ g g 0 G o O . O @ o o 9 O o o Q g
q O
. Executive Office State Of OK o
O ahoma, Guthrie. August IS, 1908 @
@ AS Treasurer OF the Democratic .
o National Committee, ! wish TO q
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GIVES CREDIT
TO LOzIEA
washIngton. D. q. Aug q

Washington, ID. c.. Aug q
Hon. r. E Lozier, Guthrie, Okla.
My Dear Sir and Friend-l write to
express my sincere appreciation Of the
manner IN which you have been c-n-
ducting the agency system in Oklaho-
ma for the sale Of liquors for legitl-
mate, medicinal aud scientific purpo-
ses. have had occasion to visit the
agency several times and have noted
that Il is not at all what its enemies
claim It to be. Instead Of being q
booze joint It is precisely of the order
OF high-class drug store doing a
legitimate business II Is a pity that
q number OF our good friends IN the
state have been mislead into adopting
the talk of the whiskey and beer crowd
inside and outside OF Oklahoma and In
Joining their opposition TO the estab-
llshment OF a system whereby law.
abiding citizens can make purchases of
liquors for legitimate uses without
broa&ing the laws OF the state. 4nl
satisfied. however, that they are going
to see this mistake and / hope that all
our forces win desert the ranks and
oppose the tactics Of the anti-Prohibi-
ton forces Of the agency proposition.
From everything have seen upon
the occasion OF several visits 10 the
agency. and from everything ihat !
have heard from those qualified 10
speak ! feel that yOu are entitled 70
great credit and strong commentator
for your management Of this system
In the interest OF The enforcement OF
prohibition.
with best wishes and klndest re-
CARDS. I am very cordially yours
1 EDWIN G. DiNWlDDlE.
| y q ID anIn
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NOTICE.

Guthrie Okla. Aug, 2G--All parties
that gave IT, Smith and Western
bonus notes. aud that wish TO enter
into the agreement of the Guthri8
Retailers Association 10 defend said
notes, may do 50 by calling at our Of.
fee and signins said agreement ami
paying their pro rista share Of costa
cf all suits.
This agreement Is not coniinal 70
the Retailers Sut Includes all signers
OF said notes Horncr, Devereux
Hildreth and Whiteley are the alter
neys 10 defend said agreement" OF.
fice-ll6 W. Okla avenue. rear room
OF Anderson building Guthrie Retail.
ers Az oclation W. A. Rayson sec
retary.
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subscriptions of SOS and less.
M. =. smith, Cal Minner, A. r. How.
oil NJ. l.. Hutchings, e. p. Barnes, w,
T. Fields. Roy Burkcs. 0. T, sIuith,
Alfred Aaicr, Porter Spaulding, w. l..
Garnet, frank Olsmith Doctor Ralph
smith, j A. Anderson. Potter Duffy,
George w Ball. 10 +. Keys, Mrs Ed
win Tranp John NJ. Hayes and +. s.
Caldwell.
Total of above list, sS,07G.c0.
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SUE BONUS NOTE E-GNER!

Attorneys Dale and Bierer gepre.
senting tho ~ Smlh and Western
railroad company have filed 200 Of
the 500 suits n. th, county court
against the bonus-note-givers. The
eases are filed In order that the com.
pany migat collect judgment shouli
they win the o. r. Cooper test case
which wgs reverded by the supreme
court and remanded.
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} Not a dollar Is to be accepted which
)lrequires any promise, either express
} or implied, other than for HONEST.
IMPARTIAL GOVERNMENT.
Mr. Bryan will enter the White
llHouse absolutely free from entangling
alliances, free to serve all classes of
honest citizens alike, or he will not en-
Tied at all
Hence the course is plain The cam
'lpalgn of Bryan and Kern must be con-
llducted by the people
The people must pay the necessary
campaign expenses II they want pub
lie servants who will serve their inter.
tests.
Il Special interests and favored classes
having secured SWOLLEN FOR.
TUNES" by purchasing favofs IN the
,lpast with MILLIONS CONTRIBUTED
'lTO CONTROL ELECTIONS, stand
',ready to give MILLIONS MORE FOR
llCONTINUED FAVORS. But that
,ciass never gives dollar unless II
buys pledge.
Mr.. Bryan says. from March 4th,
1909. LET THE PEOPL7E RULE"
4 This can come only II the people
;, pay Their own bills, and control their
= own elections.
y BEWARE or THE TRUSTS BEAR.
ING GIFTS. Z"
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HUSBAND
Special to Daily Leader

Chickasha, Okla. Aug 27.-An an
cry worAan. q horse whip and IA SUR
prlsel inan in @ llye.y mixup furnish
ed eatartainment for the depot wait
ing crowds at Minco. Just as the
tr3la WA pulling In wcnan flushed
with anger rushed up to the platform
and Segan IL slash cne OF the men
standing by the edge OF the depot. The
man seemed 20 be taken by surprise
aud being unable TO resist the sting
ing blows OF the whip turned and ran.
As the train pulled out the disappear
Ing fern OF the man was seen in the
distance with the woman in pursuit.
No names can be learned
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Weak women should read my Book
No. for Women" II tells OF Dr.
shoop's Night cure. Tells how these
soothing healing. antiseptlc supposi-
tories, bring quick ana certain help.
The Book u free. Address DIR. Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Wallace's Drug Store.
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GORE WILL TALK WITH LEADERS
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Lawton Okla, Aug 27.- United
States Senator Thomas r. Gore VIII
leave this week fer Chicago 10 get iu
touch with the National Democratic
campaign committee he win spend
several weeks IN the middle west aud
the east 10 a speaking s1nr. We vH'
return 70 Oklahoma IN October aud
spend probably m nth IN tie state
campaign
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Stops earaohe In two minutes: tooth
acbc or pain Of burn or scald in five
minutes; hoarseness. one hour. mws.
cleache. two hours sore throat. twelve
hours-Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil mon
arch over pain.
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nooe MuLe AND woN AuMpaEO
Exciting and Pathetic story Of couu
tryman at the Gentry show.

One OF the most amusing, as well
as pathetic. incidents that ever Oc.
CURED under circus canvas took
place in New Orleans during the stay
of Gentry Br0ihers' famous shows
there The doors were opened for
the afternoon show. W. w. Gentry
happened TO be standing near the tic
Vet wagon when a long lean. lanky
fellow approached. saying rs this
Mr. Genry2' Upon receiving re-
ply Ia the Affirmative. he unfolded the
following tale; y heard ye had a
trick mule with your circus that no
body could ride, and that ye'd give
a hundred dollars 20 anyboiy that did
rae HIN and I'VE drove ia mere from
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9 0 0 O O o @ o O 0 o @ 0 Q 0 {
c REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
@
o @ 0 @ @ O 90 o . O O 0 @ 90 o.

Edwin stephenson and wife to H. r..
Garfield. warranty deed, lots / and ,,
end E IL NV. IL, Sec. T. r. 10, W.
$4,000
Alex Connolly aud wife 10 r. D..
Kelly, Warranty deed. lots u and %,
blk. 2c. East Guthrie, $1,000.
Edmoni Hanson and wife to Waiter
Rising. quit claim deed, SW. l-2. Sec.
20, r. l6 4 W., $225.
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NJ. Collar ................... .$2.OO
Pres. j. n. Connell, saltwater $500
Prof J. f. Sharp, Weatherford 200
Prof r. A. Gross, Westherford. 100
Prof w S. Bryan, Weatherford. 200
Jrof. j. d. Buchanan. Norman. zoo
Prot ". w. Williams, Norman. zoo
Pres. A. Grant Evans, Norman 200
Prof r. V. Tenning, Edmond. 200
Pres. j. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Edmond. 200
Prof Paxton. Norman. ........ 200
Frank Il. Weems. III. supply IS 100
Geo. b. Douglas, Ft. supply. LOO
Marie Lackey, Ft. Supply. 800. 100
Della H. Reed TT Supply y.. 100
Bessie Randell. Ft. supply. LOO
Mrs. E. Murphy TT. supply. 200
n A. Erwin, TT Supply ... LOO
Dr. Il. G. Newell. IT Supply. 10000
A. w. Page. Ft. Supply. 100
l.. w. Snider, Ft. supply. 100
e. B. Williamson. TT. supply. 100
Esther Burnett, TT. Supply. 100
Hope Watkins, TT. Supply. LOO
Kate Jones. Ft. supply. y. 1eJ
Mrs. 7. A. irwin, Ft SUPPLY. 100
Lizzie Roach, FIT. Supply. ... 100
Dick DeYoung. FIT. Supply. LOO
w r. Crosier. TT. supply. .. 100
w II Chapel. Ft. supply. 200
|C. NJ. Brown, Ft. supply. $40. 100
VIII Cooper, FIT. Supply. 200
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MEET At CRY HALL.

Mr. Hasleit suggests that delegates
10 The Democratic convention at Tulsa
meet al the city hall Saturday. at 2
o'clock. and arrange for going 70
Tulsa.
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There are no secrets in this Cam
paign. Strictly practlcing what he
breaches Mr.. Bryan would not win vic
tory with tainted money paying thC
election expenses.
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The Royal Neighbors VIII have a
cooked food sale al the Boaton Meat
Market. SATURDAY.. August 29th
TIE ROYAL NElGHBORS
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Earl +. Crosier, Ft. Supply.
Rex Frye, FIT. Supply ....~..-
Fritz r. Emmfich. Ft supply.
VIM. NJ Cash, Ft. Supply. ....
G. W. Carrall, TT Supply.
b. l.. carp, Ft. Supply. ly.......
NJ. p Mount, 1T. supply. y.....
Geo. II. Cox. TT. Supply y......
II. Riensema, FIT. Supply .....
y. +. Witrick. FIT. Supply.
Pete De Young Ft SUPPLE.
Neil b. Gardner, TT SUPPLY.
NJ. r. Pickett, TT Supply.
r. d. Casey. IT. Supply y.....
w. NJ, Van Scoyke, Ft. supply.
V. o. Milburn, vt Supply
G. N. AySry F't. supply. y......
G. NJ Grey, Fl Supply. y.......
j. G. Dudley, TT. SUPPLY.
Jno Service TT. Supply. ....
Milliard Wells, Ft Supply.
w. j. Darnell. TT Supply.
James II. Starr, TT supply.
W. L. Lowe. Ft. Supply. ......
Or w. w Rucks, FIT. supply.
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Homen Fof Homeless.

TUWCU FOI TIUNIVIUoas
Rev Noaa y. Wickham, supesinten-
dent of ths Oklahoma ChNdren's
Home society. took five poys from
fhe local receiving home this MORN
ins 10 place the min Oklahoma City
with families as adopted children.
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heartily commend the plan of (
. the Daily Leader in offering one
Q half of eli mail subscriptions re- {
q ceived of his daily edition at {
its regular subscription rate of {
g four dollars per year to the Bry-
: an campaign fund.
G. y. HASKELLC
. Treasurer Dem. Nat. Com. {
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Boys and girls all leather, fgll
vamp shoes, 81 to $3.50. Robinson's.
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100 pairs women's slippers and OK
lords, small sizes, odds and ends, Sat-
urday only, price 25c, at Robinson's.
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That policy OF the favored few buy
ing mortgage on the Government
meant that the Candidate for President
knew few pepole only in an entire
State
Bryan says. I'VE will take the cause
Of PEOPLES RULE home to the peo-
pie and will know people in every
country"
You can serve the grand cause of
popular government.
Your paper reaches the fireside OF
the patriot who loves his country for
his countrys GOOD; as distinguished
from the greedy possessor OF swollen
fortunes who loves his country only
for his countrys GOODS.
Once more you should be part OF
the Great Organization bearing the
Lamp OF Light to every nook and cor
ner OF Free America.
Our Country Is for the People: its
must be by the People.
Sincerely.
NORMAN u. MACK.
Chairman Democratic National Com,
mitee.
NJ. C. wETMORE.
Chairman Finance Committee
c. N. HASKELL,
Chicago. Aug. 20, 1908.
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COURT FOR Z WEEKS

Tne corporation commission has
adjourned court for two weeks and
the time Is being used IN formulating
orders IN the many cases that have
been heael by tbe commission IN the
session just closed.
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20 per cent discount on oSfords at
Robinson's
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On. E ~ Cd e Z A.s
,..r,h. 42Ihs Nnd You 'Ia's AlalB Bought
1'I''''' :. .MSez3zAzsEsS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

Edison Gem Photograph and one
dozen records, Morning Glory horn,
SIG 20. Full line of Edison and Victor
records on hand. Jno. F. Doty, next
TO postoffice, Covington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

Edison Home Photograph and one
dozen records, Morning Glory horn
500 20, Buy from Jno. F. Doty, next
TO postoffee, and save money. Ma
chimes sold on easy payments.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

Examination of applicants for the
cadetshlp to the State University will
be held at the schoolhouse in Coving-
ton, on Saturday, August 3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

For everything up to date in lockets,
chains and belt buckles, go to Jno. F.
Doty, next to postoffice.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Congress
We are authorized to announce
ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE,
of West Feliciana,
as a candidate for Congress, Sixth
Congressional District. Subject to the
Democratic primary, September l.
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]. Stern & Son.
o. j. RENE
BRICK CONTRACTOR
CONVICTION, LA.

Estimates on all kinds of
brick work, cement paving
and concrete block-work
furnished upon application.
Can furnish special designs
of concrete block for Gene
terry upon short notice.
Phone 40. P. o. Box 173.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

For fine jewelry and watch repair
ing 90 to Chesterman. 205 Main st.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

s or 6 doses $685. viii cure any
case of ChilIs and Fever.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-08

WANTED Bricklayers. Apply to
Jos. C.. Beck or Adamar lie Blanc,
Covington, La.