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The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-31
Returns Thanks

Holly, CoIO., Jun. %, 10
L. N. ZALINGER,
Editor Holly Chieftain,
Dear Sir:
1 beg to acknowledge with
many thanks The Chieftain's lib
eral gift of valuable books to the
school library. Long live The
Chieftain Yours very truly,
G. I. COLLINS,
Sup't. of Schools.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-31

Poll Angus Bull For Sale.
Fifteen months old. M. F.
Grogan, half mile west and one
and one-half miles north Of Am
ity. It
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

since a case was decided In the su.
preme cour. of the United States
wherein a citizen Of another sover-
elgn state begged that he be not
taken to Texas for trial.
Why2
Not because Texas Is so bad. but
by reason of the reputation given IL
by such newspapers as the Dallas
rimes-1eraidev
it Texas ithoi state that refused to
allow b arsilroad 70 ocross it untn it
would take the name of Texas" that
tie state might IN some manner at
tract some attention.
And for years they all passed
THROUGH Texas, because The var
iety like those we have mentioned Of
the Texan population kept the out
side world from having a desire 20
either live there or own property
Surrounded by farming land as rich
az the valley of the Nile. Dallas sees
worn out lands Of the East sell for
four times as much money, and all be-
cause some alleged journalists have
given one of the splendid states of the
Union so bad a name that strangers
refuse to tarry, through fear the out
laws will take their lives and, es-
Gaping that. The courts will possibly
confiscate their property
C.. n. Haskell has been governor
.of Oklahoma since the middle of No
vemher, and in that time has risen
to the rank of foremost state execd-
tive in the United States with the
possible exception Of Glenn and
Hughes
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What promised to be an unfathpm-
able mystery has been unraveled at
Kansas City Some days ago work
ing man of good habits was found
wandering aimlessly about. and when
brought back home did not know his
wife or any Of the family When APP
preached he was dressed in his usual
garb and held a newspaper in one
hand, The same evening a similar
case was brought to the attention Of
proper officials; since that time four
others werC caught and detained at
various points. officials seeming a nys-
terry that would battle fiction to sur
pass. as all men afflicted We're robust,
steady men of families and who had
work at splendid wages, no domestic
difficulties etc. When conveying one
of these men to the detention hospital,
the afflicted one dropped his paper
and Immediately sprang over the heads
of the officers for the sheet as If life
depended upon his retaining same
A heavy express team was NOT stop
ped in time TO prevent striking the
demepted fellow, one of the heavy
aorses stepping on his hand, crushing
the bones The pain, shock and sur
roundings brought back the mans rea.
SON and all mystery was washed away
when the poor fellow said he and his
companions took an interest in poll.
tics and were members OF q Taft club
All OF them had attempted to follow
the logic and reasoning of Publisher
Nelson's explanation as 30 why Taft
lacked three votes of getting the del
egates from his own state of Ohio
hence their loss OF reason and mud
ding about with their hands glued Ia
the paper containing the EXPLANATION
All were turned loose. according to
9hr informant and normal conditions
again prevail in their locality.
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Good Words for chamberlain's Cough
Remedy

People everywhere take pleasure in
testifying to the good qualities of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips, of Barclay. Md.
writes: y wish % tell YOU that / can
irecommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Nv little girl, Catherine.
who Is two years old, has been taking
this remedy whenever she has had a
cold since she was two months old
About month ago | contracted a
dreadful cold myself but | took Cham
berhin's Cough Remedy ana vas soon
as well as ever This remedy IS for
sale by c. r. RENFRO.
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Rowland Novel Complete.
Bay stannard Baker.

Mr. Ray Stannard Baker is an au.
thorlty on Western life and develop.
ment and probably no magazine writ
er today Is better qualified than he TO
write OF The Western Spidt Of
Restlcssness," which is the titia Of an
article from his pen in the July Cen
fury The Floater Mr.. Baker declares,
though somwhat Of a failure, is one Of
the most evident signs of the inyad
Ing army Of civilization, AMI is is
by the leaderships of the trail and of
the pioneer home that the West is
coming to greatness and power
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REPUBLICAN pupLIcITY.

Following the deceased, Mark Hanna
the platform makers of the republican
party at Chicago simply straddled
every question of moment
Processing uAdying loyalty to Pres
ident Roosevelt the convention pro
ceded to adopt a platform in open op-
position to every sentiment the pres
ident has spoken Of.
II slapped the injunction forces
with the labor movement at one slap
with so-called injunction plank
Protesting to be at war with .he
trusts IL adopted platform under
which all trusts could ride TO power
and wealth without 50 much as the
government having authority to take
from them the creative charter.
Cheering for Taft, alleged to but
represent the IDEAS of the president
the platform makers were Hopkins Of
illinois, and Long of Kansas, respect
lively the alleged representatives Of
steel trust, and the railroads which
enter Kansas.
Declaring for the reduction of the
tariff, they indorse the appointment
of Serene Payne. Joe Cannon and some
other worthy. the worst enemies Of
tariff revision to be found in the en-
tire United States.
Coming after the bullying tactics
at the White House, wherein il was
told the conservative wing that Taft
must win or Roosevelt would run
without a platform, yet these men, II
they did control, accepted a platform
so reactionary in nature that the del
egation OF Charles Warren Fairbanks
would not accept It and voted with the
La Toilette malcontents against its
adoption laa5- 0e.a. .no
lsis;le can be expected of the repub-
lican senatorial machine. II has en-
ioyed uninterrupted sway until It's
members disregard the viii of the en-
tire people: jOsIe great questions TO
one side without so much as apollo.
gizing for their action. But when we
We're told that President Roosevelt
had these men whipped 10 a standstlil
and was going TO nominate Taft.
write a platform and the Lord only
knows what else. ID was but fair 40
presume The people were at least TO
receive some trifling consideration.
But Il IS the same old story and will
have to be told in the same old way.
President Roosevelt bluffed his war
secretary through that convention
and having that secured, allowed the
remainder to be done in accordance
with the wishes of the senatorial ma
chine.
God of IsraI, think of Senator Al
bert J. Hopkins, of illinois. writing a
reform platform If that be not
enough add Chet Long Of Kansas and
then Serene Payne of New York
There would be no way to add TO
that from the living unless Senators
Plat and Depew come forth from
their hiding places and Immediately
commence shouting they too, we're re-
formers and were anxious for the pri-
vilege Of placing few planks in the
platform.
II 'Blocks-ofFiye" Dudley and Mar
Quay could only have been with us,
they would have had as much fun as
when they stole a million dollars from
the Pennsylvania state house fund
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OF two corporations. both engaged in
tho manufacture Of razols, of their
rivalry and Of how she losing firm
was brought out Of very tigat hole
by business device of an unusual
and ingenious nature.
The othe- business story Is Lisp.
Ing Jimmyie and the Leak, by w b.
NJ Ferguson II Is n. wall Street
story, and gires an fhtertsNhg ac
count OF the operations OF q Big firm
on thet Street and, fhs mysterious
way IN which its best laid plots were
foreseen and forestafed.
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TAs AwruLLY Mo0g.r wOMAN

~ a Foolish flcuonefte,
Once upon time there was a
Woman who Blushed ~ she were
called upon 10 tell the Naked truth.
She g0t 10 the point whore she
couldn't even Bear 10 think OF taking
a Bath With the lights on $50 she
FILLED the Tub and turned out the Gas.
AS She gOt into The Tub, she remem-
bered ttat She had no Pulvorized
Soap handy III was inthe Closet
across me Room honever. right next
10 The Ammonia So she Felt her
Way acrDss. Picked up the box. and
Dumped q Handful into the Water.
Then she Enjoyed her Bath In lnky
Darkness
When She appeared agaln, clothed
and contented her Husbands Byes
had "a pair of white Marbles backed
into the Horl2in. for Wilderness.
What what be sputtered, and
then he Blew a Tree
The Woman Turned smil'ngly TO
1he Glass The powder sac had used
was Not pulNerlzed SOAP It WAS Pur-
PIE Dye.
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okLAHoMA AeRoAp

Readers OF the anvil chorus news
papers might be led to behave that
the outside world regards the work
OF the oklahoma legislature with rid
icule and alarm, when the opposite is
true. Concerning the emergency
clause. the nirect Legislative Record
tne greatest authority on legislative
affairs. comments as follows
"Tbe okIahoma legislature has
been widely criticized for attach
ing the emergency clause to all
the bills passed 50 far in order
to protect the bills from the pos
s3bility Of referendum II is by no
means clear that the legislature
has not acted wisely IN this mat
ter. because ss matter Of fact
the legislation Is emergency
ieaislatlon. The legislature is
confronted with extraordinary
conditions. not merely because
It's gcrernment had to be created
ana all the local county, town and
city governmental problemr iValt
with. but also because OF the fl
nanclal conditions prevailing
throughout the country at the
time when this legislature had to
meet its greatest problems. The
people OF Oklahoma are amply
protected against unwise leglsla-
tion by the initiative clause OF
their constitutions So if the
emergency clause should be used
unfairly. there is a remedy Il
cannot be admitted, however, that
The Oklahoma legislature has used
the emergency clause unwisely.'
The same authority ID another arti-
Gle. commenting on ~hat the state
OF Oklahoma has done to force the
election of members OF the United
States senate by the people lends
this cheerful hand TO the great and
very righteous cause;
Oklahomh still leads in the
right direction The governor has
Ynnoiniea committee of four
democrats and four republicans,
! with himself as chairman, to
a..,el Ster the country visiting
state after state, with a view 10
inducing the state legislatures 10
join "a the oall for the submission
70 the pspole Of am amendment "a
The United States constitution
providing for the direct election
OF United States senators. The
salary Of members OF the commits
sion Is the nominal sum of 81 each,
The state paying travelling ex
penses"
Suck IS the comment on the work
of Oklahoma By magazines sud trade
publications, ana so long as that Is
the tenor We need not bow our head
for any saane, save that we have mel
running newspapers who refuse e
print the truth or retract their owl
falsehoOds.
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The RaIn Trouble


Get your weather map II you have
one, and the way 20 pick the cause Of
our recent rains is made plain The
isobar and the isotherms have been
dancing TO strange music and caused
the waters from the heavens to
drench those OF as wko happened TO
be In the way. The entire time OF the
floods the isobars We're ranged on us
from Del Rio, on the Mexican border
20 The city of Winnipeg. the bars un-
dulating from the straight line on
either side as much as 200 miles. but
the pressure of air was the same all
the way up The isotherms trelating
10 same teinperature points, zigzagged
from Silver City, New Mexico via.
Roswell Amarillo, d edge. to a point
half way between the last named and
Goncordia where the isotherms of
Vancouver ana Yellowstone park col
lided causing the sharp trend south
and east, accompanied by so-called
cloud bursts. electrical displays, heay-
lest rains in history and the high
water From a point thirty miles east
IL Amarillo, Texas, to the Rock noun
tains OF the west and north into Col
orad7 there was no shange, hence the
upbroken drouth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

No humbug claims have to be made
for Foleys Honey and Tar. the we'll
known rem~ iy fer coughs. colds and
lung troubles The fact that more
bottles Of Foleys Honey and Tar are
usei than of any other cough remedy
Is the best testimonial OF its great
merit. Whythen risk taning ai0iAe UNI
Alo,yr preparation when Foleys Hon
ey and Tar cots you no more and IS
safe and sure. For sale BY C. r. Rem
fro.
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VAGRANT VERSE
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AN ELeeY IN A COUNTRY PRINT
SHOP

AN ELEeY IN a COUNTRY PRINT
SHOP.
He's taken thirty off the hook, it's
quitting time for slim"
We've closed the shop this afternoon
TO read the proof on him,
And find It pretty middling clean, a
pi line here and there.
But only such one as apt TO slip in
anywhere,
His tickets on the foreman desk, all
figuerd up, s'p0se.
He had scme fat takes and some lean
but that's the way Ii goes:
don't know what's his overtime or
what his check viii be,
guess hen strike the average, along
with you and me.
He sat a measure middling wide-he
liked to set that way;
His work was mostly solid stuff, and
not much on display;
He ought to lived three-score of years,
. friend OF yours and mine.
It's tough to think some worthless
chap is Quadding out his line
He told me nigh a month ago, as cool
as anything.
middling longish string
He said he never skinned the shop,
and guessed he'd had his share
OF overtime and double price, and
maybe some TO spare.
lie set a proof that skowed up clean.
and did his work mp right
fle never shirkod by day SO he could
double-space the night
The makeups dumped his matter In,
his form is closed sou see;
His galley's empty on the rack, his
slug rs tweniy-three
We don't know what the cashiers
desk viii have TO give TO slim;
Wen mark a turn rnle In the proof
and say a prayer for him.
Fer him the dawn is in the Past it's
getting light uptown,
And thirty's taken off the hook. the
last forms going down
~ w. Foley. in New York Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

As Rose els II
Rose Stahl, who has just closed In
"The Chorus Lady, tells a genuinely
funny and new one on the mother.
in-law When mother-in-law came to
stay with the newly married pair for
the dozenth time she found her
daughter in tears on the doorstep.
q suppose George has left YOU
she shifted
Yes (sob)
"Then there's woman IN the
caseG' she asked, her eyes lighting
up expectantly.
Yes" (sob).
''Who is it?' she demandee
You tsob)
Gracious" exclaimed the mother
'n-law. "Tm sure l never give him
any encouragement" July Young
Magazine.
Rowland Novel Complete.
Ainslees for July runs a complete
novel by Henry c. Rowland, called
AN American Pasha. which. fur
thrilling adventure. constant action,
dramatic climax and excellent char
acterlzation, surpasses anything that
Or Rowland has hitherto done 1t
is story of the romantic adventur.
Gus type, but it Is original up-to-date.
vigorous and. above all, Interesting.
No one who begins it will be content
20 lay 1t down until it is finished
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The world viii wag the same no mat
ter who is nominated.
Because the Philadelphia delegati6n
made theh most noise does not sic
Nifty their great zeal
TIE man who waves a flag and
''whoops her up ali the time Johnny
has almost as much to do With nam
ing president as the majority Of
the delegates.
Never get thehi idea thhe whole world
is trailing you because YOU have done
something you think is worth while
Fame does not always endure, for
instance who has asked what has be-
come of General Wood?
And the son of Oglesby with the son
cf Grant and the son of Lincoln were
all beaten for delegates to Chicago
convention.
It was the Texas republicans who
made the biggest fuss at Chicago.
Wyoming has SIS votes and less
population than many congressional
districts
We can have as much fun betting
on whether the Airdome theatre viii
be rained out or not as the man who
bets d wad at Monte Carlo.
Milk cows in Kansas must strain
the microbes out or hump to the
butcher shop for meat food.
But if the milk is dangerous hew
about tne steak?
But anyhow we don't live in Kan
sas and so We can pull along no mat.
,er II the COWS are tricky about the
outter. or If the hens let the eggs
stand too long before selling.
DO not get the idea lodged that
there will be no racetrack gambling
IN New York because tho legislature
and the governor ordered it TO stop
Even Christ could not stop the
gamblers and money changers, and
he passed some awful strict laws on
tnat topic.
But Of course Hughes may be more
persistent
The rain fell and played wnaley
with the potatoes.
Guthrie greets the cities tha. were
flooded and begs to state we are sor
ry and almost got a little too much
water even here where we have
been using water since prohibition
went into effect
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consumptlves Made comfortabIe.

Foleys Honey asd Tar has cured
many cases Of incipient consumption
and even in the advanced stages. af-
fords comfort and relief. Refuse any
but ire genuine Foleys Honey and
Tar For sale bs c. Il. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
Curious Story Of a Bandits Picture.
(From Leslic's WeeklyD

tfTOm Leslics Meekly)
Hanging on the wall I'm the home
of Hon. James ". Beck ~ New
York. is probably the most perfect
likeness OF Raisuli the famous Mo
roccan bandit. in existence. Ion Per
dicaris, the American who was SO
long a prisoner OF the bandit, so ne
CARDS ID on the picture hangs an
interesting tale. Mr. Beck was not
feeling we'll one morning about three
years ago. SO he directed Mr.. Perdi
caris, who was mis- client. TO call al
his house. Upon the latteF's arrival
AIR Beck plunged into the business
at hand but soon noticed that his
client was paving no attentien TO
nat was being seid, and was sit.
ting with eyes ripeted upon a paint
Ing on the wsil. Where did you get
it9" Mr. PerdicGris asked poinCing 70
the picture II is toe most wonderful
likeness OF Raisuli that have ever
seen. The painting is the work Of
Miss carol II. Beck a sister Of the
'vyer and one OF the most talented
artists Of Philadelphia II was painted
by her from a model who swas van
demne about 1he different Philadel.
phian stndious Probably there Is no
such thing as a photograph ~ Raj.
suit The artists OF SOME Kew York
apess have produced various pic.
inres from imaeination and a Lon
Gen paper printed something that was
supposed 10 have been drawn from a
description furnished by one who had
seen Russell
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Could We pick and choose our
nelghbors. matters would be some
what different; perhaps they would
be worse. We cannot escape our en-
yironment. a sonorous term that is
employed by experts to smother de
nial or Discussion. We are helpless,
as helpless as our neighbors Doubt
less YOUR choice would not have
fallen on them, aud YOU may be
quite sure that the majority of lnem
would never have chosen yoa.--Joel
Chandler Harris in tl4cle Remus's-
The Home Magazine for June.
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Rellef Erom RheumatIe PaIns:

u suffered with rheumatism for
over two years says Mr. ROLAND
Curry a patrolman, Of Key West. Fla
Sometimes it settled in my knees
and lamed me so / could hardly Walk.
at other times it would be in my feet
and hands SO was incapacitated for
duty one night when I was in severe
pain ana lame from 1t my wife went
to the drug store here and came back
with q bottle Of Chamberlains Pain
Balm. l was rubbed with it and found
tho pain had neary gone during the
night ! kept on using it for a little
more than two weeks and found that
it drove the rheumatism away. I have
not had any trouble from that disease
for over three months" For sale by
c. r. RENFRO.
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There is more catarrh In this sec
ton Of the country than all other a.
seases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed 20 be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced II a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly falling 10 cure with local treat
ment, pronounced il ineurable. Sci,
ence has proven 'catarrh TO be a con.
sutptional disease and. therefore. re-
Quires constitutional treatment Halls
catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. j.
Cheney & Co Toledo. Ohio. Is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket II is taken internally in doses
from no drops TO 4 teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system They offer
one hundred dollars for any case lt
fails TO cure. Send for circulars and
tesi'nonifls.
Address r. J. Cheney q Co, To.
ledo CHA
sold hy rirREists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consll
fation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

Beaver county farmers are paying
more attention to the organization of
a big irrigating concern than politics:
after while We will be employed by
Beaver irrigation farmers while they
build the big houses and speak Of
the canaille.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
aootIeaaIna I4ard rask Now.

5ootleaeIn1 Hard Task Now.
shawnee Durant Chickasha, Bart
lesyille, Hugo and other places are
making the bootleggers guess as to
profits and liberties connected with
that business The special officers
arrange Their drives in advance aud
seldom are in error as to when they
swoop the offenders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

The cantaloupe growers OF Texas
county fear the continued drouth has
cut the production down one half.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

The Texhoma Argus has gone to
Join other newspapers started TO spite
some citizen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

I'D Gill's enterprise was interfered
with and completely suppressed by
Chickasha authorities. lie was build
ing uF a splendid horsethieving bust
ness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

Senator Cunningham is having his
petition signed me sa'ue as if he may
wish "a be eelator again this ap-
proechlpe term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

Justice Williams wos always lucky,
Nifh 10 opposition ond fishlDk conn
lng fIFhi OH 4 appenrs hs Ii llo could
~ really happg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

The Oklahoma delegation az Chi
ceep seems 70 have clipped the wings
a Flynn and soper
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oKLAHoMA poINrs.
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Bristow win spend twenty thousand
for school building.
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The newspapers that printed the
story of the "Sunnybrook" advertise
ments along the Oklahoma-Arkansas
borders are taking it back" being
FASTENED and chastened by the whis-
Key concern calling for proof Of the
srStamCnt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

Painful chapnlnE te9der skin healed
healthy hy Satin SKIN cream. 25c