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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
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From the Atchison Globe.
A father is always surprised to
learn that his children are as old as
they are.
Talk long enough to any woman
about a wedding and you will find
something about II didn't suit her.
No nice girl likes to hear a young
man make fun of another girl; neith-
er does she Ike to hear him praise
one.
woman never changes the style
of doing up her hair from the way
she was wearing It when the second
baby came. har
If father has a fayorite among his
children. mother eulists the fayorlte's
influence when she wants a carpet OF
When II Is said OF a woman that
she Is unconventional il means thai
she does things which would be call
ed shocking In one not so prominent
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TO HAVE DoueLe TRACKS.
Before Christmas Santa re viii Run
Trains Over Them.


THE Santa Fe viii have completed
aud In operation by Christmas per-
Fectly equipped double track road be-
tween Kansas city and Chicago"
This statement was made by j. q.
Hurley, general manager OF the Santa
re, yesterday while In Kansas City On
his way from Chicago to his head
quarters in Topeka He added that
work had already been begun on the
completion of the double track, and
would be rushed through TO completion
this fall
The Santa Fe had already spent sl.-
100000 on the Kansas City-Chicago
double track when the recent financial
panic made II necessary to stop work.
one million dollars was needed o
finish the work. That amount has
now been secured. When work was
stopped the double track was com-
pleted with the exception Of several
short stretches. aggregating about
1875 miles, and for these stretches the
grading was all done, the bridges were
in. ties had been distributed and rails
bought All that now remains is 10
lay and ballast the track
The gaps to be filled up lie between
Aneona and Chillicothe III: Knox
and Smithshire; New Boston, Ia. and
Wyaconda, Mo-, and Sibley, and Eton,
Mo. When these gaps are closed, the
Santa Fe will have a double track ex-
tending practically unbroken from
Chicago 10 Newton, Kas. Alf win be
laid with first class material and tho
ballast will be OF the highest quality
OF crushed stone The line from end
to end viii be equipped with modern
interlocking switching systems.
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ThraW Him Out.
incidentally. the Prophets Union
should require the Lawrence man
who prophesied that Stubbs would
have majority of 10000 10 turn in
his union card.--Topeka Capital
Lost Another Heritage.
Tie passion for separation In the
4 Gould family has finally reached
George Could. who has just been neat.
ly separated from his railways.--1o-
peka Capital
"of No Interest,"
The Oklahoman published Judge
Ames' attack on the governor and re-
Trained from using the reply because
OF its "non-interest to The public. -
| Shawnee Herald.
The Oklahoman. with both eyes
open dismissed Governor Haskell's
newspaper attack upon Judge c. b..
Ames with the remark that "the state
meut Is devoid of interest to the
public, = Z. G. Times.
Angel is severe.
George T Angel, known over the
world for his fight for humane
things. in his Our Dumb Animals, =
has this to say OF Candidate Taft and
his advisers;
"tlnder the head of Republican
nominee and lieutenants we find the
Boston Herald Of July 20. standing
in line TALL in bob,tal coatsl TO have
their photographs taken. the fonr ma
tiona Republican candidates Prest
dent william II. Taft National Treas
urer George r. Sheldon. National
Chairman Frank II. Iiitchcock, and
Postmaster General George Won l..
Meyer
If we we're the head OF the Demo
cratic National Committee we should
have these four photographs copied
in every Democratic paper in the
United States. We are quite sure
that we could find in the editorial of
| fees of every daily newspaper In
Boston four more honest-looking
faces. Not one of these faces (as
the Herald represents them shows
man we should want to have hold
az trustee the funds OF our American
Humane Education society, or our
Massachusetts Society for the Pre-
ventlon CT Cruelty to Animals. This
picture seems to have been taken
with especial care and h copyright.
ed by Walden Fawcett.
GEO. T. ANGELL"
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From the Chicago News.)
Some people can hardly believe a
word they say
It doesn't take very large man to
make a big boast.
Feminine finery has ruined more
men than strong drink
People are seldom on time; they
are either early or late.
Occasionally an actress considers a
divorce the best part.
What's the good of being good If
you do not let people know It?
Every man ought to be the sole
owner of the shoes he wears.
The easiest way not to settle a dis
pute is to 20 TO law about It,
Nothing melts a dignificd girl like
an unexpected kiss.
Most people in love act as II It
were a delightful torture.
It's queer that good fellow" of.
ten has so many bad habits.
Run for office If you would know
how many friends you haven't got.
Half a loaf Is sometimes better
than exhaused vitality due to over
work. M
Many a man who knows that he
knows things does not know how to
prove It, 4aG
Life isn't much of a burden TO the
woman who looks younger than she
is.
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Unless Joio, Panama. Puerto Rico,
Mozambique, Bombay and Ceylon re
urn stiff pidralities for Senator An
gostruria Epaminoudas Agee We fear
no has failed Of denomination. His
popularity In foreign lands is declared
10 be strong. for did net Senior Franco
Mathews SO declare. In his most
tragic tenor voice. that the kerwal.
lup Of Asee was sweet music attuRed
N tropical style inBtruments2 Ow-
ng to the fact that Mr.. Mathews
md Mr. Agee were agreed that
Agee was SO strong, brave and popu-
Tor he rearired no aid. The Leader
made no effort to secure his re-nomi
lation. His absence from the sen.
ate viii shorten the session, as the
ime required explaining the mean
ng of the language, totaled. amounts
10 no little item
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flsrATE TICKET.

Fer Corporation Commissioner.--
4. p. WATSON, tkRt
of J'ottawatc me County.
For CHIEF Justice Supreme Court
ROBERT l.. WILLIAMS,
~ Bryan County
For Associate chef Iustice.--
SAMUEL l. HAYES.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
First District
HENRY JOHNSTON,
81 Noble County
Second pistrirl--
ELMER FULTON,
Of Oklahoma County.
Third District
JAMES DAVENPORT,
Of Craig County.
Fourth District
CHARLES CARTER,
OF Garter County.
Fifth District
SCOTT FERRIS,
81 Comanche County.
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(From the New York Press,
The reason woman looks cool on
"A hot day is she isn't.
A girl can enjoy going anywhere
with her brother II he hates to have
her do it.
Most couples dance their way into
matrimony and limp their way
through it.
There's nothing makes a woman
madder than for people TO talk OF her
virtues instead OF her looks.
A womans idea of a thrilling pas
sage in novel is with the heroine
reading love letter and curling her
hair al the same time
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Cornelius Vander-Plum OF Vienna,
H., went to I'll Reno for a visit and
met Miss Beatrice Abbott. Wander
Plum was a name of such aristo-
cratic appearance that the young
woman just couldn't resist, ana in
six weeks there was an elopement.
Miss Kate Barnard, state superin.
tendent of charities and corrections
mas received authority to appoint ten
delegates to the International Con
81 ess of Tuberculosis, which meets
in Washington Sept 21 to Oct ~
Miss tarnari will be among the very
few women who will deliver addresses
a. the meeting.
Mrs. Lila Meadows, recently ac.
quilted in Oklahoma City of the
charge of numbering her husband, will
make her home in the house where
her husband was killed. Oklahoma
Cisy is shocked.
The first annual reunion Of the
members of the Oklanoms consti
tutional convention will be held Sep
tember II, the anniversary of the first
state election. Alfalfa Bill" Murray
says that both the solar and the po
lltjcal heat in Oklahoma at this time
are so intense that an August meet
ing might cause an explosion in the
powder magazine of the Squirrel
Rifles. of which he is the high top
knot in the meanwhile Alfalfa BIZ
is said to be making speeches at ths
rate Of two a day on subjects direct
Is connected w,b his political com
missary department..
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Senator Allison was dead four hours
before enterprising Iowa politicians
announced their candidates. for his
seat in the United States senate
Finrst thing you know a man my be
dead half day before others take
his place.
The Oklahoma City Times an
nounces it has finally convinced
three other people there is sem
blance of truth in it's most strongly
affirmed proclamations.
The Dallas (Texas) Times.Herald
makes The assertion it is going to use
language after this all folks can under
stand. Must be Esperanto fiend
down. that office,
Did you ever pause to refuect?
If so, did you ever hear of chronic
kicker doing anything of value to it.
self or others?
The popularity Of Senator Chester
Long at Washington was of little
value to him when the wolves of OPP
position made him trek to the cave
of defeat out in Kansas
Many men spend more time ex-
planning why they fail than they ex-
pend In seeking to accomplish some
task that would make them useful
and independent
Making laws is an easier task than
making some folks obey them when
the factory has finished its task
Lots of people leave home for rest
when they never do anything at
home.
Beer is not the best thing in the
world anyhow. So there now.
The time when intoxicants can be
legally sold in Oklahoma is about
fifteen hundred years off.
Did you ever notice the vctors in
an election or primary think the is.
sue was made clear. while local
and peculiar reasons are offered by
| the defeated statesmen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

Il have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
II was first introduced to the public
IN 1872. and have never found one In.
stance where cure was not speedily
effected by It's use. ! have been a
commercial traveller for eighteen years
and never start out on trip without
this. my faithful friend." says II. S,
Nichols, Of Oakland ind Ter When
a man has used a remedy for thirty,
five years he knows its value and Il
competent 90 speak OF IT. For sale by
10. r. Renfro.
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The king OF Italy seems to think he
is complimenting Miss Ellxins by Of
fering freedom of all conyicts the
day she becomes the wife OF his
brother, Duke Abruzd. Wonder II
the king figures all the brigands will
be required to keep Steve Elkins
from stealing his whole kingdom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

npnDcV Cured; quick relief; removes
UllUl " all swelling In TO 20 days;
30 20 90 days effects permanent cure
Trial treatment given free TO sufferers
nothing fairer For circulars, testi.
monials and free trial treatment write
DR.. H. II. Green's Sons, Box q, At
lanta, aieorgia.
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The Philadelphia Item declares
hat guaranteeing bank deposits viii
make a sudden and dangerous change
n banking A sudden change would
surely be welcomed in Pennsylvania
where within four years there have
leen Sl0,O00,000 more put in the
banks as deposits than the poor de-
lositors are able to get back again
'or their use II is almost certain
, sudden change would do great good
n The state founded by the man who
aught love being the supreme virtue
Bar OF course Mr. Penn could not
,oresee that Pittsburg and Matthew
stanley Quay would ever enter into q
political partnership. The Item is tht
ffical organ Of the Philadelphig
)lunderers. and OF course viii be ever
opposed 70 shat which might be oI
use 10 the people.
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noeoulNk CHIMES.

A whir Of wings Der clovered mead
ows,
The CLEAN of a harness and crown
And low on the swayng maple
A bobolink settles down.
A chime as If from bells Of silver
over the clover soft doth float
Ere yet the rapturous song-burst
Outpours from the feathered throat
A whir of wings. CLEAN of yellow,
Fainthea1ted notes, and into the
thrOng
or clover heads gently nodding
Drop softly the bird and song.
AS Wordsworth saw in dreamy wax
ings.
Daffodils nodding in seas of gold
For me the hills and meadows will
ever
The chimes Of bobolinks hold
Able to Answer.
win We have to wait q years, or
have to have prescription p
Globe Democrat correspondence.
Frugal Fuller.
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Hush, BE still and walk slow,
with pads on thy feet William d.
Bynum, ten years a congressman
from Indiana. has located at Musko.
gee in the practise of law, and it will
take seven regiments of the Oklaho-
ma guards to keep Bynum from pop
ping a few suggestions at this state.
In fact. Mr.. Bynum is not sleepy
slothful parsonage. He goes some.
4A-1R
A Colorado gentleman who thinks
there IS water in his state secured
a photograph of four splendid bass
caught in an 'Oklahoma lstream. and
had the Deliver bahe's Portray them
as mountain trout" caught in an al.
legged lake high up in the mountains
So great lis tOklahpma that they even
steal the pictures iof the fish of our
streams to make other folks think
there are other states.
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Ir Xou kNFW.

TIE merits OF the Texas Wonder,
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment, Sold by
Wallace drug store. eaH for tegti.
mony.
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HEARsr PARTY.

When Hearst annoar. ed that the
Indopendcnt League al the Chicago
convention was untrammelcd he
technically told the truth, perhaps.
but It Was the wors, fake for repre-
sentafion on this earth A newsboy
Tor Hearst from Boston, represent
"a Alaska, and various dele
cgaics soIemnly CAST the votes OF
states they bad never seen. Men
puicd and spoke ns representative
og shc pcopic who had never attended
state meeting OF their own kind
and The party was representing
states where no application was ever
inade 20 have the name OF the party
placed on The ticket for voters TO
registe9 their opinion al the polls
The 9.eague Is Incorporated and
Hearst is the ownoF having his
honehmcu carry through the set pro
gram che same as f children were
playing and impersOnating great men
or women. The delegates TO ihe
Chicago convention never saw some
OF tie states they voted for
and would be- lost in The discussion
ol any question They are not even
the discontented OF unfortunate ele
mtnt OF onr population but the men
Who tor pay VIII send opinion and
character. i hoy possess either e
lae DoNSoWs for The cash of Mr
Hearst
AIR ileJsst aspires TO be the presi
dent of the United states. Fortun
alely fcr the wei heing OF us all, nc
enc not IN iae Hearts employ seem'
10 desire his acting ar our chief eN
eeutlye. and 80 lsng as that remains
fact We win be free from danger
at the hahaa of mad men rushing al
s0methinp thny fan 10 understand.
Mr.. Hearst IS 80 accustomed e
the purchase Ol applause and approx
az be probably feels that Is the onll
way II can be secured Therefore, al
tef signing the reQuired caecks {,
IfudUce noise and havn Some stand
ine by the npiueer present. he pro
cqBfq u uase thpgs hum, his faith
ha RtpHW'Heql hggr instricaon
ibao9lnFs .te BSlR " Hearst abou
from Aeuty d twehiy ines twenty
eaeh issue
Thtonet no unwise allowance o
whose can become naluraiized Z
Yie. Hearst gets q following in Nev
Yor6 His Weakness Is that he car
moi hold ID osoDf one day in line un
ii such time as nc may have chance
a. briDr forward others equally IN
competent 20 4pfe and 81 poasesse'
81 iniellieonee have not the mora
stamina t0 resist the tempier Wit
81 ssai8uopsiv VBkf FOR aid az 81
mnch per day weet of month. as th'
rcqurenent damna0
Ia seems nullkely that the Leagu
wiil ever attain iaudiug in the con
runitieh where solid, sensible citi2el
filin is Tho greatest asset Of men. ou
Tie paople sHoad have this dema
r8sae rnptd nr from lime q
tit3a tHai ay DO moi forget the n
slneeriig and inability oi the man.
Nsm 81 his stamp ambitious bu
without principle can do great harT
once ihey ave able to ereasi q reto9
wave asjn ihe eass whoY Il ifAsl a.
\. pred L. u gpsef9of ofNNqb 8 Aori
4, iiis ambitions are nos worthy th
4 egamc hesW q ,hay pfe bue ~ SPIT
rom AZ loWly thonght aud reckless dli
yard lor urih and right as possibi
-. be- oyer'aben IN this vale Oh tear
"a s..------e..s--------------~
!. ct omeihing more than Setooe Ala
Z. ~ subiects of this nation ask ~
<Hd'F8 boon of Territorial rights
er Roosevelt q Company assig
Mn vco rule Alaska who have neithe
10
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Chronic piarrhoea ReIleved.

Mr.. Edward h. Henry with the
United States Express Co, Chicago.
writes: Our General Superintendent
Mr.. Quick, handed me a bottle Of
Chamherlain's Collie. Cholera and Di.
arrhoea Remedy some time ago to
check an attack OF the old chronic
diarrhoea. / have used 1t since that
time and cured many on our trains
who have been sick. ! am an old sol
der who served with Rutherford b.
Hayes and William Mckinley four
years in the 23rd Ohio Regiment, and
have no ailment except chronic diar-
rhoea. which this remedy stops at
once" For sale by c. r. Renfro.
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Hunting Longs Political cinch.

Roy Knabenshue has announced
his intention OF flying from Denver
to Omaha. What, by the way is Mr.
sas) Capital
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The Bee violates no confidence in
he declaration that MIR. Morgan has
giyen his hearty endorsement to the
candidacy of Taft, and will contribute
literally although discreetly, in aid
If his election and to defeat the Wild
and woody Bryan Sacramento
lCaI) Bee
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This is the closing day foK hkliei
feated TO explain how 1t happened.
After Sunday II will be a misdemean-
or and proof of why the people re-
fused TO change their minds.
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selfEsteem. of course.

The Chicago Tribune says that self
mastery is half OF morality. If self
mastery is only half. what quality
forms the other half-Fort Worth
(Texas) Record
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Cured Hay Fever and Summer Gold.
A. 5. Nusbaum, Batesv,lle. Indiana
writes Last year ! suffered for
three months with a summer cold so
distressing that II interfered with my
business had many OF the symp
toms Of hay fever. and a doctors pre-.
scription lid NOT reach my case. and !
took several medicines which seemed
only 20 aggravate IL. Fortunately ]
insisted upon having Foiey's Honey
ard Tar. II quickly cured me. My
wife has since used Foleys Honey ana
TaT with the same success" c r.
Renfrc
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Also Ted Roosevelt.

Mr.. Hartman, when he dies, viii
leave large fortune and a lot OF
first-class conversation that has nev.
ar been used.--Topeka (Kansasl Cap
ital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

Why so much apathy in the prlm-
aries? Thousands OF voters in both
parties failed to sort their ballots.
What is going to be done about II,
this lackadaisloal indifference on the
part Of the people who are held 20 be
capable of self-government2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

The defeat Of Representative Stan
lord is explained He talked into a
phonograph and put himself on
record.
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- From the Phlal9lphia Record
II takes a smart man ID get paid
for doing nothing.
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Primaries on hot day keep the
blood from getting chilled by the an
ncuncements and claims Of the OPP
posing clans
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Another waterspout IN the desert
washed away seven houses and also
drowned six people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

1 P iaglel P9li'iclapl NPne wing sean (.
Luck is often merely case Of not
being found out Ns
Life would be very monotonous II It
wasn't for the disappointments.
The telegraph may annlhilate ais
tance. but the messenger boy, too,
kills time.
The fellow who doesn't know when
he is beaten should be able to stand
a lot Of punishment.
The theory that honesty is the best
policy is the only incentive some men
have to be honest
The worst affection that could be-
fail The average woman is to have
an impediment in her speech
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How Do You Know?

A man judges q town largely by
the size OF his own salary, but girl
able men it contains.-Topeka Capt.
toll
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peMocRATIc TIcKEr.

For Presidents ~
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
Of kellfaska
For vi Sfrpsiortte--x
JOHN WORTH KERN,
tf iiiliia4ia
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They are still .herding COWS in Mis-
souri.-Cowherd for governor
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l,s,. y agile. q l.9,9n 99sli'ieiapgtpps yn9se'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

Ross r. Fuller. state committees
man from Oklahoma county, dclares
for Oklahoma City headquarters. to
save car fare for Ross.-Bowwow
Buzzer.
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Luck is often merely case OF not
being found out. Fs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

The Oklahoma City Times an.
nounces it has finally convinced
three other people there is sem
blance of truth in its most strongly
affirmed proclamations.
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The Dallas (Texas) Times.Herald
makes The assertion it is going to use
language after this all folks can under
stand. Must be Esperanto fiend
down. n that office.
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| Did you eyer pause to refuect?
If so, did you ever hear of chronic
kicker doing anything of value to it.
self or others?
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Beer is not the best thing in the
world anyhow So there. now.
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Life would be very mouotonous II II
wasn't for the disappointments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

The popularity OF Senator Chester
Long at Washington was of little
value to him when the wolves of OPP
position made him trek to the cave
of defeat out in Kansas
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Lots of people leave home for rest
when they never do anything at
nome.