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The amount of coal produced by
the Indian mines during the wear 1907
and published In the report OF the
geological survey for that year was
9,7Ss.250 tons. In 1906 the amount
of coal reported to have been con
snmed by Indian railways was 2.S7S,-
PSI tons. and 5.S79.176 tons We're taken
by steamers. mills and domestic con
sumption. The report does not give
the distribution for 1907
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IMPORTANT pEcIsIoN.

II Is important that you should de-
eide to take only Foley's Honey and
Tar when you have cough or cold
as II will cure the most obstinate,
raeking cough and expel the cold
from your system. Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs In
sisit upon having IL.
For sale by c. r. Renfro.
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Two Kansas men are candidates for
the republican gubernatorial nomina-
tlon and each declares the people in
sisted on his becoming a candidate.
Kansas is peculiar state with people
having peculiar methods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

The board of equalization is again
IN session this afternoon IN the COVER
nor's office hearing statements from
the railroad companies,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

have used Chambedlaln's Cough
Remedy IA my family Ia cases OF
whoeping cough aud want 10 tell you
that 4 Is the best medicine | have
ever used.-W. r. Gast0n Rosco, Ga.
This REMEDY Is safe and Spre, For
sale by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

New Senate Bills. r5a
Among the late bills introduced
are the following;
Senate bill No, 375 by Hatchett, an
act suspending the statute of limita-
tion in certain cases.
Senate bill No. 376. by Mathews, an
act TO regulate the organization, con-
troll and management of cemeteries
and foT other purposes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

Caucus agreements are presumed to
be sacred, save when someone wants
TO get an item first and has no other
way to get 1t save by leaking caucus
act AT least that seems to be the
idea OF one scion.
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MUCH IN
LITTLE

u isn't exactly charity for a man to
give himself away.
Conscience IS luxury that many
rich man can't afford
In the game OF love the queen is
often taken by the deuce.
Some men do their best and others
would do their best friends
Even when a womans face Is her
fortune she can't always realize on
When money is a mans religion he
isn't particular about the denomination
II doesn't do much good to say we
are not At home when the wolf Is at
the door
The devil is not as black as he Is
painted, nor are some mourning cos
tunes
II would be little less than a feat
OF leeerdemain for some fellows to
make something of themselves.
Even a poor wall paper hanger may
put up az good hotels.
Race horses ami watches should go
for an they are worth
A little flattery now and then will
soften up the hardest man.
A mans enemies anxlously await
an opportunity 70 meet his widow.
Speaking oi good voices, what's the
matter with the voice OF conscienceH
Some people seem 10 make a. spec
ialty OF thinking secondhand thoughts.
Think three times before you speak
then you may decide 10 keep your
face closed.
A man has an Ak to grind or else he
turns the grlndstone for some woman
Who has.
Ask Tor Aliens Foot Ease. Powder,
Il makes walking easy, Curee Corns
Bunions. lngrowing Nails. Swollen
and Sweating feet At an druggists
and shoe stores. 25c. Don't accept any
substitute Sample FREE. Address,
Alden 8. Oimsted. Leroy n. \.
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meut on technicsii,ies; disownins his
own yellow articles Beaver County
Democrat.
Some Real Advice.
Send your boy to school and take
no excuee for lack Of application
Durant News
Mathews Halls From Music Town.
The band discourses splendid music
10 our music.lo,ing people, and the
Mangum orchestra is improving
Mangum Sun-Monitor.
Locating the Rovines.
There are 300 head Of cattle i'm the
pasture Just north Of the cotton mill
--Mangum Sun-Monitor.
Error in Biblical Matter.
The old story that Jesus paid Il
all' needs some correction at Enid.
where a detective has been compelled
to sue a ministerial alliance for mon.
I ey he alleges due. Perhaps this is a
new account. Jones Whim
shorteake is SO Good.
No one has to be millionaire to
enjoy Durant strawberries in season.
Bryan County Democrat.
Girls Grab Too Quick.
Some women grab at the first suit
OF clothes that comes along. and live
to be sorry men, coats and breeches
were ever invented.--Jones' Whim.
SLOW, sure Cave Digger.
w. II. Craig is digging a cave. The
old man Is getting slow and sure with
his work Texhoma Times.
Getting Well Too Fast
The friends Of Miss May Hughes
will be glad to know she is slow lin
convalescing. Perry Enterprise
Times.
Boosting.
1t costs no more to boost than 10
knock Why knock?--Pryor Greek
Clipper
Wiohtas Watch For Holes.
The public is waiting impatiently
for the excavators to commence the
site Of the new city high school-Wich-
ita Beacon.
The Doctor Spread Sunshine.
Representative j. H. Baldwin. who
made the fight against the farmers
or other than doctors on the board
of health. was here, and his people
like his course.-Durant News.
A New Alcohol Factory Found.
DR. Blackmore of Washington has
discovered a method of converting
natural gas into alcohol-Wichita
Eagle
Official status Of Perkins.
Perkins IS not ON the boom.--The
Peoples Press.
Shoot Him.
Thecanard peddler is playing his
trade today.-Grant County News.
information About Team Work.
A willing team is where the offhorse
pulls the nearhorse and the near
horse is willing to be pulled.-Glen-
co Mirror.
You Get Your Coffin.
II You need coffin call on F. M.
Bilyeu.-Ellis County Republican.
Taking Under Amusement.
Many of the young ladies who have
called on the Tribune have given
assurances of their intention.-Ana-
darko Tribune.
Looking down from Lofty.
Wilson saw fit to malign us. but he
is known and can not hurt us.-Alva
Review-Courier.
Long Hands Out Boquets.
The Democrat is sorry Erick women
caa rot vote, and so are we, for then
Sayre women could vote, and we
have the most and the prettiest wom
en.--Sayre Standard.
tMpOQTANT nFCIQlON
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Many Wcmen Praise This Remedy
If you hSve pains in the back. Urin
airy, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and
want a certain, pleasant herb cure for
woman's ills, try Mother Gray's Aus
trailan Leaf. II IS a safe and never
failing regulator At druggists or by
mail SO cts Sample package FREE
Address. The Mother Gray Co. lie
Roy. N. Y.
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Introducing chiro bills and getting
appropriation troubles settled seem to
be different as to fruition OF hope and
rapidty of settlement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

DeWitfs carbofzed Witch Hazel
salve Il Is especially good for piles,
Sold By c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

Nevertheless and Notwithstanding
it requires more than butchers and
plug-nglies to kill the democratic
party in Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

There have recently been three
changes IN Lincoln county newspaper
dom. Ckas. cfum was last week sue-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

Anyhow the folks fearing Senator
Jo Bailey would not make much noise
If Texas were in eror.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

Good evening, Reader have you been
cold and irritable?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

Fresh case Of White Goose clusra at
olsmith's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

The editor of the Tulsa World IS
crazy. Outside of that he is probably
all right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

And II Taft should fail to get a solid
vote out of Ohio, then what?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

editor Of the Prague Patriot. Chandler
..ews.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

WANTED "A cook at North Side Inn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

Ordinary skin changed to satin by
Satin skin cream aud Satin powder
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Long Hands Out 5oquets.
The Democrat is sorry Erick women
caa rot vote, and so are we. for then
Sayre women could vote. and we
have the most and the prettiest wom-
en.--Sayre Standard.
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Looking down from Lofty.
Wilson saw fit to malign us, but he
is known and can not hurt us.-Alva
Review-Courier
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Taking Under Amusement
Many of the young ladies who have
called on the Tribune have given
assurances OF their intention.-Ana-
darko Tribune.
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For the entire family. Good
for Mems Vests, ] adics' and
Misses suits, auo Soys' and
PiTls Psr ys4a s9i's t9G
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-12
CORN YIELD IS HEAVY.
Total Production of 2,642 $4,000 Bush.
els Is Reported by Department of
Agriculture for 1908

WASHINGTON, II. c.. Nov. 9-An
average yield Of 2G.2 bushels ot corn per
acre and an indicated total production
of 2,G42 ,6s7 600 bushels of corn are pre-,
liminury estimates announced in the re-
port of the department of agriculture is
sued today, summarizing corn and five
other crops. The yield Of corn per acre
in 1907 was 80 rs finally estimated.
and averaged 25.G FOR ten years. while
the production is compared with 2ag2-
$50, 900 bushels finally estimated IN 1907
Quality of corn is $50 per cent, COM
pared with SIS in 1907 ana SAB ten
years average. About - per cent. or
II, l2I 900 bushels, is estimated to have
been in farmers hands on November l.,
against 10 per cent. or l3O,oJ5Wn
bushels, Il year ago, aud a ten year aver
age of ID per cent
The preliminary figures for important
corn states, giving in bushels, the Weld
per acre and total production respective
~ are as follows;
Illinois, 3l.G and 29l,S6oOoo; Iowa.
81 and PSI .i56.ND; Missouri. - and
900; Indiana, 3o.3 and III SD, 900; Tex
as, 25.1l and POI ,4S2,OOo, Kansas. -
and To-, 100000: ohio, $50 and 13O-
900, 900; Oklahoma MS and 122 80
900; Kentucky, 30 nnl 81, So 900, Ten
nessee, 24S aud 7h717 900, Gcorgia.
1913 and 5G,I3S, 900, Michigan, 81 s and
Go,i2o,ooo; South Dakota, 297 and 81
Ga 900. Wisconsin, 33.7 ana Ig,G74 ,ODD,
Virginia, % aud iS.S2S, 900; pcnnSyI-
vauia, 800 and aJ,Slt,OOO; Alabama,
III and 1855. 200, North Carolina. IS
and O,lGG,oOo; Minnesota. - ana iG,-
SO, 900; Arkansas. 2o.2 and 52,5iU. 900.
All others 2lS ana 49, l5t 900
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Sheep Raising in Australia.

"Shecp raising conditions are about the
same in Australia as they are here,
said l.. l.. Burt Of South Dakota, who
is engaged in the sheep raising business
both in this country and in Australia.
The sheep over there are raised mainly
for their wool. although the meat is also
quite valuable product for both the
local aud export trade. The price nt
both wool and meat in Australia is
regulated 10y London values. The meat.
which is shipped in cold storage vessels,
can be kept fresh very easily. Farm
lahorers III Australia receive in the
neighborhood of $50 month. which 4,
practically the same rs they get here.
In the towns the mechanics are paid
about $500 to 81 II day. Living may
possibly be little cheaper over ther,,
hut the difference is not very great. As
far as agricultural conditions generally
are concerned YOU have many adyau-
tagcs here. The climate in Australia is
too dry. The winters there are not 50
cold, however and while the summers
are hot the heat is not oppressive. ~
Baltimore American.
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Troublesome times followed for her
and she had many unpleasant expert
ences with the authorities In Paterson,
Philadelphia, New York, Barre (Vt.),
Denver and other cities
The world stood aghast when King
Humbert of Italy was murdered by an
anarchist at HonZa, July %, 1900. 1t
subsequently developed that the muir
derer was one Bresci, an ardent fol
lower OF Emma Goldman, who jour
neyed from Paterson, n. J., to his ma
tive land on his murderous mission.
On Sept. 6, 1901, President Mckinley
was shot by Leon Czolgosz ut the Buff
falo Exposition, his injuries resulting
fatally. 1t was said that Czolgosz had
claimed to be follower of Emma Gold
man and that her lecture at Cleveland,
just before the tragedy, had inspired
him to commit the deed thereupon the
United States government, acting with
the authorities Of New York State, de-
manded her arrest. She left st. Louis.
where she had been staying, and went
to Chicago. She was promptly arrested
and put under $4,000 bail. In lieu of
the bail she spent aome time In the
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Cook County jail, while the govern
ment, anxious TO secure her extradition
to New York, spent $4,000 and en-
ployed 200 detectives to get evidence
-ainst her. Every effort was made to
connect her with the cowardly act OF
CZolgosz but as no proof was forth
coming she was discharged and went
East once more.
In appearance Emma Goldman does
not look the anarchist. Her hands are
small and well kept, her complexion
youthful and her hair still chestnut.
Her dark, penetrating eyes shine lynx
like behind glasses which hide her most
marked sign of age-a growing net.
work Of wrinkles. This astonishing
womans voice is low and pleasant, and
the impression one gets of her. despite
the firm chin, is of mldneSs and gen
tleness, even when she is speaking In
public.
Black is her favorite color. because
the most effective, with her collarless
gowns, in enhancing her appearance
Onthe ulatform she makes no gestures
but walks back and forth as she talks
in a low, tense voice, strongly suggest
ing n black leopard In its cage.
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ing to the unemployed at Union Square,
New York, that the police swooped
down upon the anarchists and arrested
their queen on the charge Of "inciting
Il riot" For this she was tried and
sentenced to Il years Imprisonment on
Blackwell's Island. She was released
at the end Of ten months (the time al
lowance for good hehavior) and at
once proceeded to Philadelphia. Here,
as in New York, she was prevented
from speaking by the vigilance of the
police.
We next hear of her in Austria
studying French; then in Vienna, be-
coming a specialist in scalp and skin
trea tment and in hairdressing
Returning to America, she set up a
hairdressing establishment on Broad
way, New York. combining that with
treatment of the skin and scalp and
trained nursing. She was now fluent
in French, German, Russian, English
and Iiddsh, and spent her spare time
preaching anarchy. Then it was de-
cided that she give up business and
devote her entire time to the cause"
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college graduates found in the active WORK
the modern world than most men who are college
graduates The college is not the only force that helps
form humanity and the individual Let us be thank
full that there other forces many and most influential
But it is to be said that the college Is force which,
added to the natural force of many men, has helped 10
constitute their great worth But only urging that
the complex conditions of modern life are making
imperative the need of of the widest deepest
highest most enriching education, and Of most dis
ciplinary training.
The great business of the future to be better
trained than their fathers
father Is to find that the college will give
his something besides capacity for commercial
and industrial leadership.
This something is gift which not few would regard
Of Importance superior to commercial industrial
mastery. The college will help boy to more satisfy
ing life. 1t will open to him fields of meditation and
ection fresh and inviting which would have seemed
to him barren and brown. 1t will aid him in finding him.
self least alone when most alone 1t will help him to
clearer thinking to purer feeling to stronger willing;
but the thinking will also be richer well clearer
the feeling will be deeper well purer and the will
will be gracious we'll stronger-New York In
dependent
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HAMS DENIES PLOT
CAPTAINS BROTHER SAYS HE
WOULD HAVE SAVED ANNIS.
Declares Meeting with Victim Was a
Surprise as He Was Only Guard
ing His Brother.


NEW YORK, Nov. H-Ihornton Jen-
kins Hams, in his cell in the Queens
ccuDtv Jail n,aa. = statement in which
J., -, ol,li+i,n,l lotoiJs Of tb, ci,,,,,,, -
nv H"''
stances lmmediateIS preceding ana I'au-
ing up to the murder Of William Il. An
mis- 10y his brother. Cant. Peter e. Hams
In NJ Rovsidn |
,rt,.,'.' ,T,;,, ,,....,,,,. -. .r,,
""' "''' ''"''tN wa ;" 'G'''' CIV
tiihe OF the shooting ana Is charged Wi'h
having assisted his brother in the com
mission of the crime hy holding off at
the point of revolver members of the
Bayside Yacht club who had attempted
to .ya To the assistance. of Nuuis. Both
brothers are under Indictment for muir
der in the first degree.
They have made much Of the fact
that we went armed" he said AS far
ms Peter is concerned. | did not know he
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any Jews al all. All of these men by their
very existence in political life refute the
SANDER you have uttered against your fel-
low Americans.
l believe that this republic will endure for
many centuries II so there will doubtless
be among its presidents Protestauts and
Catholics, and very probably at some time
Jews.
Treats All Same Way.
/ have consistently tried while President
to act in relation to my fellow Americans
of Catholic faith as | hope that any future
President who happens to be Catholic
will act toward his fellow Americans Of
Protestant faith. Had | followed any 9TH
er course | should have felt that | was I'M
tit to represent the American people
In my cabinet at the present moment
there sit side by side Catholic and Prot
estant, Christian and Jew, each man chosen
to exercise on behalf Of all our people the
duties OF the office to which | have APP
pointed him. In no case does the mans
religious belief In any way influence his
discharge of his duties, save as 1t makes
him more eager to act justly and uprlghtly
In his relations TO all men
The same principles that have obtained
In appointing the members OF my cabinet
the highest officials under me- the officials
TO whom Is entrusted the work of carrying
out ali the important policies of my admin.
istration, are the principles upon which all
good Americans should act in choosing,
whether by election or appointment, the
men to I'LL any office from the highest to
the lowest In the land. Yours truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-12
QUEEN OF ANARCHISTS.
Emma Goldman the Most Trouble
some Woman In America.

For more than half decade the en-
tire secret service of the United States,
assisted by the postal authorities and
score Of city police forces has been
striving without much avail to compel
one little woman to hold her tongue.
Laws have been made especially to
deal with her and whole corps Of de,
tectives trained to enforce the laws.
But espionage threats, arrests ANA I'M
prlsonment have failed to check the
fanatical activity Of this champion Of
pests, Emma Goldman, internationally
known as the Queen of the Anarchists.
Emma Goldman was born In 1870 at
koono, Russia, and was educated there
and at koenigsberg, Germany. In 1884,
her parents having preceded her, En-
ma, accompanied by an elder sister,
Helen, came to America and settled
with her relatives at Rochester, n. Y.
Here she engaged in dressmaking, ana
claims to have been successful. She
was married in 1856 to Joseph krsh-
ner, the ceremony being performed by
a rabbi in accordance with the faith III
which she had been brought up This
union, however, did not prove happy,
and the couple soon separated by mu-
tual consent, but remained friends.
1t was about this time that Emma
Goldman began to take an interest in
anarchistic teachings. Then came the
mountaineering episode in Chicago, for
which Parsons, Spies, Engel, Fischer
and Lingg paid the penalty on tho
scaffold, and Emma Goldman's course
IN life changed. She forthwith took
up the preaching Of what she calls
with unconscious irony, 'the higher
doctrine of humanity" and has stuck
to it since, through many vicissitudes.
At 81 the Queen" Is still a well-pre-
served woman. She is only five feet
three inches in height, and weighs
about 132 pounds, but her youthful gait
and carriage give no slight impress
sion of nervous energy and determina-
ton.
In 1883 she opened dressmaking es-
tablishment In New York, joined the
pioneers of Liberty" the oldest
anarchistic organization In the city,
and soon made her powers Of persua-
sive speech felt. 1t was during that
year that she first met Alexander
Berkman. whom she has since taken
as her husband" according to the
teachings Of anarchy Berkman soon
after attempted the life Of Henry c.
Frck, Pittsburg millionaire, and was
sentenced to twenty-five years impris-
onment.
The next four years she spent in com
parative quiet, speaking whenever the
chance offered and by persistent effort
developed into leader Of considerable
power and influence until she had won
the title Of Queen of the Anarchists !"
In 1892 the police Of Newark and
Paterson, n. j., broke up numerous
meetings at which she was scheduled
to speak. 1t was in 1898. while speak
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Could Not Escape.

Mr.. and Mrs Stephen V. rGfy who
were married by Bishop Cusack III the
Church of st Rose of Lima, in New
York, had a surprise party in the New
York thcatcr Thursday night. Because
of business interests Mr. Duffy could
not spare time for honeymoon trip
Some friends Of the couple learned of
their whereabouts and about twenty Of
them had seats in the balcony. Mr. and
Mrs, Duffy occupied seats il the first
row Of the orchestra, and between the
first and second acts were visited by
their friends. who brought with them
rice. flowers, confetti and slippers to eN-
press their good wishes They bound
the couple III white ribbons ana led them
in triumph tn the balcony Resistance
was slight the bridegroom remarking
that the quickest way out Of the cclebrd.
ton was best The audience applaudel
the scene and tie orchestra played ii
wedding march as the pair ia their
bonds Of silk ribbons were led out Of the
body Of the house
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FOR MONSTER WARSHIP
Navy Department Opens Bids for Fight
ing Vessel to Be Known as
the Utah.

WASIIINGTDN, ID. G., Nov. o
Initial steps for the construction Of an
other monster blttleship for the Ameri.
can navy were taken today when pro.
posals for its obstruction were opened
ut the navy department. This will
be known aa bIltIeship No. 81. and nj.
ready has been designated BY the prpsi.
dent to be called the Utah. She il Ia
be ship IF about $50 tons trial
displacement and Is to be a sister shin
of the Florida which is to be con.
structed by the government ut the Brook
lyn navy yard.
The New York Shipbuilding company
Of Camden ~ j., was the lowest bidder.
Their proposition is for a 2OA knot YES.
sci NJ N3.giGWnp.