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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
THE TEST OF TIME
A BIT or History-Showln How
Honest Gooda And Honest Ei
forts Have Succeeded.

For racre than thirty years Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy has con.
stantly Gained in favor and popular
ity until it is now one Of the most
STAPLE medicines in use, aud has am
enormous sale Every industry has
as pioneer days, and It is durius
these struggling times that It's worth
and merits are tested. Tae early his
tory Of Chanberlains Cough Remedy
shows that except in point or merit.
it had no more hope Of success than
other similar preparations fSshich
we're put on the market at the same
time but we're never ,opowa outside Of
their own locality, and have long since
ceased to be manufactured step by
step each successive year. as its SUI
porior excellence becomes moro wide.
~ known, it has been gradually gain
ing in favor Taken first, perhaps
ON trial by some family, who found 1t
good, it was recommended by them
to neighbor; they in turn passed
It on to other friends. and for over
thirty years it's reputation has in this
manner been spreading until It has
reached the utmost corners of the
earth. Science and advanced medi-
cal authorities during all Of this time
have failec produce a better rom-
edy for couf colds, and Group and
today Chan ooflain's Cough Remedy
IL. enjoying the largest sale Of any
similar preparation on t!ie market.
This success can be attributed to no
other cause than It's sterling worth.
No matter how much prominence an
article may receive through the me
dium Of advertising, It mut be tru
worthy to hold the confidence of th
public IN thousands of homes this
remedy Is the main reliance of par
ents IN attacks Of Group Not only
does it give prompt relief. but il is
so pleasant TO take that children Ike
il, and it contains nothing that is b
any way injurious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
ABOUT COUGHS
a Cough Is Not A Diseaae, But a
Symptom.

BY the character of the cough We
are greatly aidcd IN determining the
nature Of tho disease that causes IL.
8 dry hacking cough is usually
caused hy an irritation of the mucous
membrane lining the ale passases OF
the throat and bronchial tubes cham
berlains Cough Remedy win allay
this irritation The cause being re-
moved there will bo no more cough
ing
When the cough is dry loud and SO
norous il Indicates shat you have TAX.
en- cold Take double dose OF Cham-
berlains Cough Remedy batho the
feet IN hot water. take a cathartto and
so to bed and YOU can cure a cold in
one night
When the cough IS spasmodic and
long continued It indicates whoopnr
cough and the peculiar whoop will
identity the disease This Is dan
gerous disease unless properly treat
ed More deaths result from It than
from scarlet fever Keep the cough
loose ana cxpoctoration easy by Civ
ing chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
required ard all danger may he
avoided.
y persistent cough often follows an
attack of influenza or grip which IS
usually do to roushness and irrita,
tion of the mucous membrane lining
the ain passages Of the throat Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy las proven
wgy successful in allaWng this irri
tation and checking The cough
when childs cough has a peculiar
ringing metallic sound acconuanied
7 by hoarseness, it indicates an ap
preaching attack Of croup The at
tack may be wnded of ty giving
Chamberlains Cough Remedy freely
as directed with each bottle as soon
MS the ooush appears.
For a persistent cough acc1mpanicd
by q gradual loss Of nesh. tired feel
ing and night sweats, consult phy
stefan al once aud have your luras
examined These are the FIRST symp
toms 81 consumption, aud 81 cure Is
hoped for no time should be lost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
THE GROWTH AND FUTURE
or iNTERURBRN RAILWAYS.

A paper by Hugh ! McGowan, the
head of the greatest system Of interu-
ban railways IN America appears in
the current number Of Municipal En-
Igineering sn which the author shows
the many advantages OF This method
of transportation.
"The growth and success u inter
urban railways, says Mr. McG3wan is
not confined To any particular section
of the country. They flourish in New
England and the Middle Atlantic
states as they do in the Western and
Pacific states, ThtS were early known
in the South and weiN Welcomed in
the North, But may be Dardoned in
stating that IL is believed hy many
that they have reached their highest
efficiency ia the states OF Illinois, In
diana aud Ohio which may be- charac-
tor2ed as "phe Big Three The total
linteiurbap railway MILEAGE I'M this
trio OF states approximate, 5000
miles, representing an investment OF
many millions of dollars As au in-
dicatiOn OF the possibilities OF through
| travel IL may be mentioned that upon
the completion of a gap OF fifty miles,
enc may journey in interurhan cars
!
upon the bnilding of a short CONNECT
( ing link between Danville. Illinois and
Z CraW WfOrdsYille. Indiana ID viii be
possible to so from ST. Louis TO Bun
lalO bp electric traction At present
the interests which i represent own "a
I Through line in fun operation between
Paris Illinois and GAINESVILLE. Ohio "a
distance OF over 300 miles. and VIII in
ha fuufnl "a r.r41s
vice between indianapolis and TOledO
as well as between Cincinnail ana Toll
( edo. thence 20 Cleveland and Buffalo
! indianapolis is located in the center
of this great network OF electric lines
and occupies a unique position In The
traction world From tine middle nf Il
large block owned by thc Traction
company. situated in the heart of Tho
/ city. on one side 20 which is the state
1 house and On the other the most beau
tilul and lofty soldiers and sailors
monument in the United States. rises
7. the now famous Traction building
erected three yeura a8o M a cost eX
ceeding ore million dollars with its
. spacious and handsome terminal STA
( tiOn adjoining conceded 10 De the
dnest in the world Nine tracks entei
/ this station accommodating twelve in
ternrban lines and divisions which, rlu
Ia am directions. -Four hundred cafs
on am Average arrive and depart daily
which on a steam railroad Woul be
equal 90 oue hundred trains u foul
cars each. in 1906, more than hy'
million passengers were carried *
and lfmn this terminal station and i
Is eslniaed that IA 1907 the number
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Continued on Page 81
THROW OUT THE LINE.
Give Them Help and Many Guthrie
People viii Be Happier

Throw out the Life Line"--
The kidneys need help.
They're overWOrked-can' get the
poison filtered out of the blood.
They're getting worse every minute.
VIII you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands OF kidney sufferers back
from tho verge Of despair.
win cure any form OF kidney
trouble
Mrs W p Hoyland, Of 61f West I.o-
gan ST. Guthrie. Okla. Il have used
Doans Kidney Pills on and on Tor
several years, and always keep them
on hand Whenever 1 feel the least
pain or lamensss IN my back or notice
tho kidney secreti0ns getting irregular
don't walt for II 10 get a good hold
on ne bat take a few doses OF Doan
kidney Pills They have never failed
10 give me relief aud to work or a
serious attack OF the trouble al p ~.
Wallaces drug store anyone can leatn
OF many cases ia which Doan's Kid
noy Pills have brought about the sanlc
satisfactory results"
For sale by an dealers Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburu 90 buhalo.
New York. sole agents fof the United
States.
Remember the name noan se-and
take 40 other
the second story pf ne new hotel
building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
A Maine Merchant Tells Why He
Recommends ChamberIain's
Couch Remedy

have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number OF years says
AlonzO Purinton. of West B0wdon,
Maine 4 do not use any osner kind
myself or in my family. / viii give
YOU hit OF experience J had with
this remedy myself ! had n cough
caused by catarTh 80 the doctors told
me kept o continual hacking and
when got a clod il was much worse.
The doctor could not relieve me and
used several cough cures an to no
purpose. except to get my stomach out
OF order / had grown worse for two
or three years and IL became very am
nCying. After took the agency for
Chamberlain Medicines tried
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy { used
half dozen bottles of the 25cent
size and three bottles or the a1-ceut
size and was thoroughly cured
have not had q cough since, now go
ing on two years, except when get
cold then take this rcmedy and IL
soon fixes NE all right I know that
my catarrh has not bothered me near
so much as before. So of course !
always recommend chamberlain
when ! ana asked for the best cough
remedy ! would have willingly gifon
$4,000 TO any one Who would have
cured ny cough as Chamberlain
Cough Remedy did.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
colds and Group in chharen.

"My little girl is subject to colds "
says Mrs Wm H. serig, No & Fifth
ISL Wbenlihq ~ Va "fast winter
she mad severe spell and terrible
cough but cured her with Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy without the aid
OF doctor and m3 little boy has
been prevented many times form hav-
ing the Group by the timely use of
this syrup AS soon as he shows amy
signs OF Group I give him Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy Tor three or four
days which prevents the attack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

the iNoltHWIotciu 9AdtG iHotfNai
The spring term OF the Northwes-
ern state Normal school will cpel ON
Monday, March 9. Ia addition to the
regular work oi the normal, including
instrumental and vocal music, manuel
training, drawing and oratory regiow
classes win be organized especially
for the accommodation of the teach
ers who wish 10 attend school after
the close of their schools
The summer term opens June T. IN
addition to the common school brancA-
es courses viii be given In manual
training music, oratory and adyanced
courses in literary and scientific stud.
les viii be offered Free tuition. For
further Information and cataloe, adj
dress,
WALTEh l. ROSS Pres
Alya, Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
N. S. ". GOVERNMENT.
cERTlFlcATE 81 ANALYsls.
Department OF Public Health
NAM Ga5tfh NEa1as

Department OF Public Health
New South Wales,
sydney. August . 1901.
TIE sample Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. scaled, marked or labelled
as such, IN an original bottle. receiv.
ed 24-7-0l from the Registrar of the
Pharmacy Board mas been examined
with the following results Found
TO contain none of the Scheduled
poisons.N
tSigned) WILLIAM NJ HAMLET,
Government Analyst
The Chief Medical Officer of the
Government
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SEEKS THE FATHER
DYING son Through Brother Asks
Aid Of the Press.

The following Is asked Of the news
papers OF the sta5e and Is deserving.
Milburn, Okla, Feb. 10-Wnl De
Graitcnreid whose brother, John De
Graftenreid, IS dying a slow death
from tuberculosis, asks that you pub
lish this statement in the hope that
it will meet the eyes OF the father
OF these two unfortunate young men
from whom they have not beard in
seven years. It would be a great
source Of joy to both the dying, and
the soon to be bereaved son, If their
father could be found in time to
come TO Millburn and see his dying
boy before he passes away. If you
VIII kindly publish this and request
other papers to copy it viii greatly
obllgc nm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
NO OPIUM
IN cHAmBERLAiN's COUGH REM
EDY.

The fact that Chamberlai9s Cough
Remedy contains no opium OF other
narcotic inakes il particularly suit
able ior yo'mg children. aud esno-
cially SO as g can always be depended
upon in cases Of colds Group and
whoopine cough and has becomc fa-
NOUS for IFS cures Of these dlseases.
Mothers have for many yo2rs nc
cepted oiw treatments that Chamber.
lains Ccugh Remedy contains no
opium OF other nurcotic, but that
they may be further assured Of this
fact, we submit tie foiiuwing certi-
hca,es
CHAMBERt.AlN'S MEDICINE co.
Des Moines, Iowa. G S. A..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Everybody desires good health,
which is Impossible unless the kid
neya are healthy FOley's Kidney Rem
edy corrects Irregularities and cures
an forms Of kinney and bladder dis
orders Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
az once aud prevent Brishts disease
G r.. RenfrO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

CAPE COLONY. S. A.. May II, 1904
Having purchased hottie of Cham,
besan's Cough Remedy at one OF the
loci chemists, aud analysed it's COLI
tents, I certify it does not contain
.opium Jr any other narcotic
K. MARLOTH. Pm d. NJ. A.
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SERIAL No. 2e.
Guaranteed under Food and Drug Ac

Guaranteed under Food and Drug Act
OF June 80, 1906
The above guarantee appears on
The label and wrapper of every bot
tie of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
which shows conclusiyely that it does
not contain opium on amy OF the habit
formiug drugs named in the pure food
law. and that a guaranty has been
filed with the Secretary OF Agricul
ture OF Washington. D. c.
CHAMBERLAlN'S MEDICINE. CO,
Des Moines, Iowa. t. S. a,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

MiH imer Of rordOya, Iowa says:
One my children was subject to
Group OF a severe type. and the giving
of ChamberlaiGs Cough Remedy
promptly always brought relief Many
mothers ia this neighborhooa think
the same as ! do about this remedy
and want no other kind Tor their chill
drenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Special to Daily Leader.
Norma4 okla. Feb. Negutia-
tions are on for an annual football
game between the sooner football
team and tho Tigers Of tho University
OF Missouri This game viii probably
be played AZ Columbia next year
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= TTTIT VIZ
WILL DE GRAFTENREID,

Foley's Ofino Laxative Is new
remedy an improvement on the laxa-
tiNes OF former years, ar it does not
sripe nor nauseate and IS pleasant To
take II is guaranteed G. II. Renlro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
SECOND HUNG JURY

Norman. OKLA. Feb S.--A hung jury
'yas the result OF the case against G.,
NJ Crane, charged with resisting "a
quarantine officer This Is the second
hung jury on the case IL will betried
again In March
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
ORANGE RIVER COLONY. S, A..

BY directions Of Board Of Health Il
was declared that Chamherlains
Cough Remedy did not contain any
narcotics aud could be sold by any
one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
Heart Strength

Heart Strength, or Heart Weakness means Nerve
Strength or Nerve Woa kness-noiaing more. Pos
itVely. not one weak heart in a hundred a. IN T.
self actually diseased. 10 Is almost always =
hidden tiny ltiio nerve that really Is an 80 fault
This obscure neTVe-tho Cardiac. or heart Nerve
simply ucods and must have, more power mors
stability. moro controlling. mofe governing
strength. without that the Heart must continue
10 fail. and The stomach and kilneys als0 haye
these same controlling nerves
This clearly explains why. hs a medicine. DR.
Ghoop's Restorative has 20 the post done so much
for weak and ailinq Hcaus ~. shnop hrst soughi
the c.uss Of an this painful FACILITATING. suf0cat-
ing heart distrass Dr. shoop's kestpradve--thil
popular prescriptlon--is alone difeeied 10 thesg
weak and wasting nerve ccntars it bulldas
Il strengthens: It offers real genuine hcsri heip.
II you would haya strong Hearts. strong A.
Eetion. Strengthen tlicse nsrYcs - re-5stabii8t
them as needed. with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
every noTTLe GUARANTEED.

If you fail TO get beneficial results
after using two-thiris OF a bottle Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

The Speaker pro tlm vas sailed
Montana news., 1908-07-09
SOCIALISM IN CHINA.

A socialist revolutionary movement
seems to be gaining ground In China
II first came publicly forward with q
definite program little over a
tweIvemonth ago. and is the direct
result OF the modernizing OF popular
education. It's three great principles.
according to Its leader, DIR. sonen VI
sien. are these: The principle OF race
struggle in China, the principle OF the
people as sovereign. and the principle
OF socialism. It Is held by these new
agitators that the opening up OF
China to modern ideas and methods
will result In the appearance OF the
same social problems as exist In Eu-
rope. the conflict OF capital and labor
the questions OF land value, and a
system OF local administration i'm
mensely complicated in an empire of
400 millions. Anticipate these prob
lens, they cry, by seizing the oppor-
tunity and creating a socialist state
Montana news., 1908-07-09
FREE SPEECH AND RIGHT OF
PUBLIC ASSEMBIAGE.

This right is being tried out In con-
tests between Socialist locals and the
authorities at number of places,
notably, Philadelphia, Pa, Patterson,
N. j.. New Castle. Pa Johnston, Pa. !;
Springfield, Dayton, Conneaut. and
Kenmore. Ohio; indianapolis, Ind;
Petersburg, Va; Colorado Springs.
Colo. and Los Angeles, Calf, and =
number of other places. Local Los
Angeles Is securing signers to the fol-
lowing pledge:
1. I will seek 10 address the pub
lie on the streets whenever and wher-
ever the free speech committee shall
direct, unless incapacitated by illness
at the time the call shall come.
2. III arrested because OF the eN-
ercises of this constitutional right |
will refuse 90 accept or give bail for
my release. and will demand an Inn
mediate trial by jury.
3. II convicted of any alleged OF
fcnse for this action I shall refuse to
pay any fine Imposed or allow anyone
90 pay II for me.
4. III put on the chain gang / VIII
refuse TO work.
6. l recognize the fact that failure
In any of these matters to which
pledge myself would be treachery "a
my Comrades, and that l would he
deserving OF their contempt.
Montana news., 1908-07-09
Poets Corner
TO THE COMRADES.

Forward Comrades. forward,
Our day is drawing nigh;
The dawn that we have dreamt OF
Is reddening all the sky. ..r.
Forward, Comrades, forward,
The cunning few to foil
For mind ye. pen and hammer
Are brothers in the toll.
Forward. Comrades, forward.
Strike home for human right:
One last united effort
Should end the age-long fight.
Forward. Comrades, forward.
That bloodless victory
May leave no cause for battles,
Nor leave one man unfree
EDWIN BJoRKMAN.
Montana news., 1908-07-09
QUESTIONS.

w
Who is supposed to have domesti-
Gated the first animals and cultivated
the first gardens. and why? Ans
Women, because they were left to at
tend the fire and look after the chill
dren when the men hunted. and thus
had the time and opportunity for
new discoveries. What is meant by
environment not conducive to effort?
Ans.-Either too hot or too cold, the
former climate causing laziness, while
in the latter nature does not reward
effort. What are the uses Of work?
Ans.-It supplies needs and develops
intelligence. Why are women en-
shaved where people do not work?
Ans.-Because they do not produce
something that men must have.
What did the council OF chiefs and
the general lead to? Ans.-It was
the beginning of the federation of
tribes. What gives rise to new
words? Ans.-New uses for words.
What was the special feature OF the
Patriarchal family? Ans.-The Pat
riarch owned land on which the group
lived. and he owned the people. An
unlimited number Of women were his
wives. What was the logical result
OF the Industrial development? Ans
IL made possible the specialization OF
Industry. What resulted from spe-
cialized industry? Ans.-It was the
starting point of trade and of the
private ownership OF commodities.
How do the. personalities of religion
come into being? Ans.-They are
invented by the primitive imagipa-
ton 60 account for events.
REFERENCES.
Morgans Ancient Society, Chaps 2,
2. and 6 Engles' origin of the Fam
lily; Tactus Germanla; Ancient So
ciety. Chaps. 8 and 8; Fislt's Discovery
of America; schoolcrafts American
Indians; Ward, Pure Sociology, page
3s3; Bebel's Woman Under Socialism,
Chap. I.
Montana news., 1908-07-09
ON NOMINATIONS,

suggest that the plan of nominat-
Ing members of the Executive COM
mittee be changed rather than the
plan Of election. II seems to me the
fault lies there. Why not require ten
locals In three different states to
make a nominee eligible? A candi-
date who is not sufficiently prom
inent to be thought OF thus widely
would have no show for election.
This would also prevent a number of
locals in one state from nominating
one man who. perhaps. is well known
In the state but not outside. You
may know how that goes. Locals will
nominate one man for everything that
comes up regardless OF his fitness to
serve In such capacities. would
like to have at least one woman on
the Executive committee and think
most members would, judging from
the way they vote. But when many
women are nominated under the pres
ent plan their vote IL scattered and
no one is likely to be elected. Granted
that we should have one woman on
that committee then the most feasible
plan suggesting itself to me is to pro-
vide. constitutionally, for this by call
Ing for the nomination OF women
members and placing and counting
votes for them separately-Edward
]. Rohrer, sec'y.- Treas. Socialist Party
OF Iowa.
Montana news., 1908-07-09
COMRADES WILL ASSIST FREE
MAN KNOWLES.

Jim Kirwan came down from Terry
bearing a check for 800. the Terry
unions donation to the Knowles de-
Tense fund. At least four other
unions are ready to make donations
whenever the funds are needed ana
all of the socialist locals are takinS
voluntary contributions for the fund.
Not bad for a beginning. is II? When
the league gets returns from Its ap-
peais to the nation that FUND WIZ
astonish the natives.-Lead City. NJ
D., Register.
Montana news., 1908-07-09
ROUTES FOR PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES.

The following is the outline drawn
by the National Executive Committee
for starting the speaking campaign.
Both candidates will begin at Chicago.
Sunday, Aug. 30-Chicago, Ill.
Monday. Aug. al indianapolis.
Tuesday. Sept. I-Terre Haute,
Ind.
wednesday, Sept. davenport. Ia.
Thursday, Sept. 3-Des Moines. Ia.
or Ottumwa.
Friday, Sept. EN- route.
Saturday. Sept. 5-Kansas City,
Sunday, Sept. s-Kansas City, Mo.
Monday. Sept. st; Louis Mo-
Wednesday, Sept s-Colorado.
Thursday, Sept. 10-Utah.
Enter California, southern route.
Friday, Sept. 11-California.
Saturday. Sept. 12-California.
Sunday, Sept. 13-California.
Monday. Sept. 14-California.
Tuesday. Sept. 15-En route.
Wednesday. Sept. 16-Portland,
Ore.
Thursday, Sept. 17-Seattle. Wash.
Friday, Sept. 1S-Spokane. Wash.
Saturday, Sept. 1s-Butte. Mont
Sunday, Sept. 20-En route.
Monday, Sept. 21-Deadwood. s. ID.
Tuesday, Sept 22-En route.
Wednesday. Sept. 23-Minneapolis.
MINI.
Thursday. Sept. 24--Duluth, MINI.
Friday, Sept. 25-Bancock, Mich.
Saturday, Sept 26--En route.
Sunday, Sept. 27-Detroit, Mich.
Monday, Sept. 2s-Toledo, Ohio.
Tuesday, Sept. 2s-Cleveland, Ohio.
"Wednesday, Sept. 3n.Erie' Pa,
Friday, oct. 2-Rochester, N. Y.
Saturday. Oct. 3-Syracuse, N. Y.
Sunday, Oct. New York City.
Monday, Oct. 5-Hartford, Conn.
Tuesday, Oct. 6-New Haven. Conn.
wednesday, Oct. u Providence.
r. /.
Friday, oct. s-Massachusetts.
saturday, Oct. 10-Massachusetts.
sunday, Oct. 11.-New Hampshire.
Monday, Oct. 12-Brooklyn. N. Y.
Tuesday, Oct. 13-Newark. N. j.
"wednesday, Oct. 14-New Jersey.
Thursday. Oct. 15-Philadelphia.
Friday, Oct. 1s-Baltimore. Md.
SATURDAY. Oct. IL - Scranton,
wilkesbarre or Hazelton, Pa.
sunday, Oct. ls-wheeling, w. Va.
Monday, Oct. 19-Cincinnati, Ohio.
TUESDAY. Oct. 20-Louisville, Ky.
Wednesday. Oct. 21-Illinois.
Thursday, Oct. 22-Illinois.
Friday, Oct. 23-Wisconsin.
Saturday. Oct 24-Wisconsin.
sunday, Oct. 25-Wisconsin.
Monday, Oct. 26-Illinois.
Tuesday, Oct. 27-Illinois.
The above is understood to be ten
tative only. and the number OF dates
is to be assigned to the states without
regard to the cities mentioned; the
state Committee to have the privilege
of deciding upon the same.