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Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16

The Forget ladies gave a
fine lunch for the benefit OF the Bliss
Local at the Thompson school house
Monday night. A good program and
singing was enjoyed-the young people
did fine. Mrs. Howey read sketch
of the doings in our local. Mrs.
Thompson read the proceedings of the
Reed City Convention. The slight
shower kept many from coming: there
were thirty fye-a goodly number
yet room for more. 1t was the regular
meeting night for the men. A little
hustllng and energy on the part OF
Eoujtv members and the ladies will
carry the banner Of the A. S. OF e.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16

Golden Medical Discovery. That this
is absolutely true will be readily proven
to your satisfaction if you will but mail
postal card request to DR.. R.V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y, for free copy of his
booklet of extracts from the standard
medical authorities, giving the names
of all the ingredients entering into his
world-famed medicines and showing
what the most eminent medical men Of
the age say OF them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-08
Bills Of Moment
HaRaEaaaRsEsHsH HauaHiEfHarsHaI
HOUSE SILL NO. 2i7.
nY MR. cAsrGNL ANp MR. NNG


prng ranscbns aubenucaug certain
N an
ENACTED PEOPLE oFTfE STATE or OKLAHOMA
rha Commissioners county.
"a o the
oNiAona which territory taken
transcripts the Of divided
which territory have been taken necessary TO complete the
the complete
county
such verified
eject unde recorded from the original instrument
section hereby having
o portion
p aud ehia all
other custody
ana facilitate
book tax roll assessment and other ale matter Of record
other evidence
foa = coaais Commissioners authorized
such copies
II any oee or person having possession custody or con
@ Of record book other
which o
'empd BY this shan fail neglect hinder
eis after demand shall have been made permit the tanscrbng
eo9iag contemplated by this Who shan muate
eea any
oiher ha copied
Transcribed shall customary
place such record book
nTter record for me hiudens copying
f W VINO shai refuse request 20 dfuise the location
aa such record book paper tax roll assessment other file
record shall felony
p an5 eonIt o competent jurisdiction be fined
hundred hy 825ooW dollars
Anared f3eeeo) dollars enitentay
q u 7 Than person
convicted shall b forever blurred holding OF
nloH the State oplahoma
copn herewith shall be aud
tlf slne hereby repealed
SECTION AZ emeIsepe exists the public
safety BY whereof after
itereage and approval
r T. cAsTEEL Cimarfon County.
l. R. KING. Of Tnman County
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Ia rAvoa DuRANrs sILL.
Mississippi Senate Judiciary Commit
tee Recommend Oklahoman's Bill.

Iaskson Miss. Feb Thescon-
trast between the state meeting Of
the Southern Cotton association
which has assembled here today for
annual rcvieN. Is quite striking and
significant when compared with that
az two years ago. Some Of the same
men were In evidence today, but
there was a noticeable absence OF
others who have figured IN the fore
ground IN the fight OF producers
against futures IN legitimate exchan-
ges and whose fight, 50 st0utly be.
gan aud carried on. was later hkon
mp aud iu their own way carried on
by the Farmers Educational and Co.
operative union
President Clark of the Mississippi
branch of the Southern Cotton Grow
ers association said that he could
not agree with the idea that the
New Orleans and New York cotton
exchanges should be wiped from the
map as the world has become 8cous-
toned 10 this method OF business
and any sudden change would un-
| dOubtediy cause us great harm
The Mississippi senate judiciary
subcommittee today reported unfa.
vorably on the Boddie anti future
bill bat recommended the adoption
OF the Durant antibucket shop bill
OF oklahoma which has been framed
along conservative lines and comes
within the scope of good legislation
as outlined in President Roosevelta
message wherein he referred to
dealing in futures
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point and the next evening | received
u tpiegrlm from him advising me of
The TACT that he was having dinncf
with his brother. Just in the place
said he would find him Another case
at Comeyville--I found that some pro-
moters. who by the way we're frauds
had perfected their proposition 70 sell
some land near Tampico, Mexico. and
a great number OF men in that city
had practically completed arrange
ments for the purchase OF this land.
IN fact the deal was so far along that
n special train had already been chart
cred to convey the parties to that
point Upon MY arrival In the city
question after question was submitted
80 me relative to the value of this land
! could see at once through the whole
pfoDOsition and in each case adj
vised the people TO drop the deau.
This they finally did but organized
among themselves TO send a represen-
tative TO personally look over the sit
uation Upon the return OF the repre-
sentative he said 4t(was very fortunate
that they did not go int othe PROPOSE
tion for II they had they would have
| lost all they had put into IT, / could
enumerate any number OF cases the
/ same as these.
#You ask me how long | have beea
in this work practically all my lite
( ! can remember at the age of eleven
1 strange visions used to present them
! selves.
mo I don't think my work is un
usual or strange. any one with aver
lage Intelligence could do much ths
same as do ii they would devote
their time to it and develop themselves
along these lines.
Now say just what you want tC
about me and my work but do not say
that am a freak
Our conversation was at an end ant
with deep regrets bade adieu to q
young lady Of individuality and per
sonal attractiveness the like Of which
it has never before been my pleasure
to meet
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Vcaner and the mad king established
him as an actor OF ability aud mag
netisn Mr. Evari acts seuner with
q cynical fault marked at times By a
dreamy tenderness.
lie has some remarkably quick
changes during the progress OF the
play. and his Interpretation OF the
brutal. ferocious King forms a good
contrast 10 the 1ippahcy Of Ncnner
Manager A. W. Cross has secured
mnng of the Walker Whitesidc Ori-
ginal Gust. and given him a complete
new production
Tho Louisville Times Louisville,
Ky has thc following 90 say about Mn
Lawrence Eyart presenting we Are
King
who wuuid be q king
Whom ono might be a man.
And 1--we aud love like other men
And never care dam
"One of t.c artistic triumphs OF the
present theatrical season ia we Are
King. given For the first time IN
Louisville at tie New Masonic theatre
last night 20 an audience that was as
responsive as the most eXacting actor
could aesire ~
THE action OF the piece Jenters
arOund Gustavns Ncnner and Hector
king ot Hamburg. a lua role that is
most acceptably filed hy Lawrence
Eeart who has not hitherto been
largely known in the histronic world,
but who with another season or two
should have better acquaintance
With the play-going public because OF
his present excellent work While
comparlsons generally and rightfully
are termed odious. ii will 10 no parGc-
uar harm on this occasion either TO
tie personal merit of Mr. Evart or the
finished acting OF James O'Neil. to say
that the FIRST named has much Of the
grace and personal stage charm OF
him who made himself loved from one
end of the land to the other Possess
ed of delightfully."- fex1ie and rcso-
nant voice Mr. Eyart uses Il to the
best advantage at an times which
coupled with his easy presence and
ploasingly unobtWsiye manncrisms
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A woMANls AnprAL

To all knowing sufferers Of rheu-
rs1tism- whether muscular or OF the
joints sciatic. lumbagos. backache.
paius IN the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, 20 write 10 hes for a home
treatment which has repeatedly cured
ali OF lhose tortures She feels it
her duty TO send it TO all sufferers
FREE You cure yourself az home as
thousands will testify--no change Of
climate heing neeessary This imple
discovery banishes pric acid from the
blood loosens the stinened joints,
purfies the blood and brightens the
eyes giving elacticity and tone to the
whole system If the above interests
YOU, for proof address Mrs NJ. Sum
mers, Box r, South Bend, Ind.
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makes him liked almost from ihc mo-
ment oi his first appearance The
dua role furnishes him an excellent
vehicle to display his versatility and
the ease with which ne siides from
the serious TO the ridiculous, from the
stern To the opposite, from tho care
lessly happy but unucky correspon.
dent 70 the crisis Of being made q real
king. shows clearly that he has made
himself familiar with many of the
finer points of his art
MT Evart is presented by Mr. a. ".
Cross. who has surrounded him with
an excellent cast
Popular Stock Company Next Week.
The attraction az the oper house all
next week will be the Morey Stock
company This talented company
comes endorsed IN unmeasured terms
oi praise. by the press. and public
throughout this entire section The
conscientious efforts of the manage
ment. seconded by the heart co-opera-
tion of those In their employ. have
earned for lleComte and Fleshe} the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-08

The dormant minds Of vast numbers.
You really have no idea the great
amount of good that one can accom-
plish IA this work For example, while
playing at Convention hall in Kansas
City last March. ID. =. Foley an.
pealed 90 me TO loca MS lost brother.
a fash camo to me that his brother
was on a farm six miles from Tono-
haxie, Kansas. The next morning Mr.
Foley took The train for tnat same
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NaIahborhooa FavorIte.

Mrs r - Charles. of Hmbor.
Aane peakihg Of Electric Btters,
ays "a IS g nelehbofhaod fayorite
hFe eiih ns." 4 deserves 10 be q
iafor'le eYelY3npfe II gives Quici,
ff'iet 'a dyspepsia liver complaint,
e'itef aempelnenis malnntrilon.
AopsAe weakness and general
debility iis ahfipn oa tie lloo as
nQeAh pFfIfler makes ID espe
fiiNly iul spring medicine.
li3 ld al8aife ionic stl
an'l tianfte al s. R lpfnftoa
fnae store 1f
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/, @ O @ I o O o o o o @ o . o {
AT THE CHURCHES. {
o @ j @ o @ @ . @ @ @ @ @ @

First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist church, corler o.
e. Noble avenue aud Broad stree
Rov T.. r. Fairchld Pastor
Sunday school at 9;45 a. m.
Services morning and evening.
Strangers heartily welcome.
Prayer and praise service every
Thursday at D. m.
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First Christian Church.
Corner Ash and Noble.) }

INOfneT AHn dnu NODIeJ
Rev. 4 L. Noblett, Pastor.
Bible school at 10 a. n
Services II a. m. and 1870 p, m.
Morning theme. Man the Ono
Responsible Creature
Evening theme. VIII All Heaven
BE Equal
Y p. S. c. H. 1900 D. m.
Officers meeting first Monday In
each month at 8 p. m.
Teachers meet Wednesday At p. m.
Prayer and praise. Thursday at s
p m.
Rebs ersal, Friday. s p. m.
Re AQ.nber, services every Sunday
All are invited.
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N. e. churcn. south.
(Corner Broad and Villas.

lCOrner BrOad and NlIasJ
Sunday School 10 a. M; j. S. filad
ish, superintendent.
Services morning and evening.
Epworth League at 7;15.
Prayer meeting, Thursday 1880.
Choir practice Thursday evening.
All are cordially invited to WORSHIP.
with us.
THEODORE F. BREWER. Pastor
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CALL EoR WARD CAUCUS

The democrats OF First ward "a
will meet at Hutzels store cornor OF
Oklahoma aud Maple streets Thurs
day. February l3t laeS evening at ,30
90 elect delegates TO the county con
yention which meets ga Guthrie Satur-
day, February rs, 1905
Al. COCHRAN,
Committeeman.
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West Side M. z. Church Directory,

Corner i3ih and Nobie.)
Sunday school 9.f5 a. IN
Prn8ehlug u ~ unA 80 p ~,
Class mccdns ! 2 q eiUcK
JUaiof ieagus 80 y. IN
Epworth Lcssrr C.a0
Prayer meetnig rmu my 10 p IN.
REV b. W BAKER Pastor
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rhe saluatlnn Armv.

Meeting every night except Mon.
day
Sunday meetings II a. M preach
hig: at z.S0 y m, open air services
q 90 D. m, innior meeting. 80 p. M,
open air service. 500 p. m, Salvation
meeting az hall, l091s West Harrl-
son avenue.
Officers in charge, Ensign and Mrs
A. +. Hughes.
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Free MethodIst chureh.

1924 West Mansur Aye)
Preaching II a. III. and z 80 D. m
Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Glass meeting 11:45 a. m
Prayer service 7.00 p. m Weekly
PRAYER meeting. Thursday 730 D. m.
REV HARRY PEACOCK, Pastor
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stop that tickline C0uehi Dr.
Shoops Cough Cure VIII surely stop
d. apd with perfect safety li D. So
thorouehly harmless that nr Shoop
tells mothers 20 Use nothing else even
with very Young babies The whole.
some green Leaves and tender stems
ot q iuns healing mountainous shrub
furnish ihe curative properties 20
M shoops Cough Cure 10 ealus
the cough and heals tie sensitive
bronchial membranes 30 opium. NO
chiofoiofm. nothing marsh used "a Ia.
lure of suppress Demanl Df ShooNs
fake no oihef An dealers
Iin lAnnaAna LA... M .rla Nlra ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-08

The democrats on the West "A pre-
cinrl OF the Third w9rd. viii meet at
the Office of li G. Odds az 30 o'clock,
Thursday evening February l3 1908,
10 elect delegates 20 The county con-
yention. which meets at Guthrie.
Saturday. February J 3 1908.
FRANN HlNDALAN.
committeeman
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SERVICES al Masonic Temple.

Rev E e. Fairchild. pastor Of the
First M Il church, vii ! deliver a
sermon 10 the Masonic Temple audi
ioriam al O'Clock. a cordial inyi-
tlion Is extended 20 all. Admission
ftte Special music.
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Congregational Church.
-lNnel Wnrnnr nnd 9th ST.

ANtoA w dAiA'i CIV "Nh RN'y
Rev Isaac COOkman. pastor.
There win be services Sunday the
18TH Preaching at II a. m
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
w. j. DWINNELL. Clerk.
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Wa Are King. which comes to
tiic Brooks SUNDAY night with Sir
Lawrence Evart IN the role formerly
PLAYED bs Mr. WALKER Whiteside, Is
Mr EVarts second successful s.ellar
season although be has been pfomi-
nenily Identified with STR. Whltesdo's
productions for several years llis
work IN the dual role OF the cynical
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FIrst PresbyterIan ohureh

tCOrner Noble and DIYlslOn.J
Rev Harry Omar Scott, DID,, pastor
Sunday School 9:45.
Services morning and evening.
Reception Of members ~ morning
service Good music.
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avenue English services Sunday at
Heath Coffee' is really the closest
Conee Imitation ever yet produced.
This, the finest Coffee Substitute ever
made. has recently been produced by
DR.. Shoop of Racine, Wis. Not a
grain OF real Coffee In IL either.
Health Coffee is made from pure
toasted cereals with malt nuts, etc.
Really il would fool an expert who
might drink II for Conee. No twenty
Ol thirty minutes boiling Made IN
q minute says the doctor. Bank
Grocery.
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Gt2 North Broad
Services Sunday. II a. N.
Sunday school 10 "a. m
Wednesday evening ,. m.
All are invited.
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Our Society Reporter
Interviews Ruth Grey,
10 was with a degree OF uncertainty
that permitted the bell-boy 20 show
me to Miss Greys apartments. after
that charming young lady condescend-
ed 80 grant me the pleasure OF an in
tervieW. After Knocking, and Miss
Grey in person opened TIM door
stood in the hall still hesitating wheth-
er should enter. not that : feared
meeting Miss Grey-far DE il from
such but one naturally must demur
with themselves when they realize
that they are about 80 De Hshered into
the presence OF a person who al
though young ia years has already
become famous throughout the land in
her special study Of occult develop
ment
once. however being comfortably
seated, ali the thought of ghOstly at
mosphere Immediately yanishes and
one finds themselves confronted by a
young lady of unusual health viva.
ciousness and mannerism all her
own. While Miss Grey Is extremely
manniEh in her dress she is also eN-
tremely feminine IN her actions. She
impresses one as being able 20 deliver
rapid-fire talk on ibsen and capable
of playing a smashing game Of ten
mis- between volleys. She is athletic
in appearance but one OF the most de.
lightinl cohversationalists it has ever
been my pleasure TO meet
Just wnat you call my work. you
ask, well, III tell y0ul hardly know
Just how to explain the phenomenon
myself II seems that pictures pre-.
sent themselves to me; ! have no diff
emily at fines In bciDg r. bie ia rpntf
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RATS eNAwED eREENeAcKs
Farmer Loses Money And Not BY
Bank Route.

armer Loses Money And MOI BY
Bank Route.
Crowdcr CRY Okla Feb. ga farm
er living not far from This city who
carries q deposit in one of the South
McAlester banks, recently withdrew
an the money that he had something
like $500 and toak it home with him
Tie hid II at the bottom of corn bin
In an old sack
When he went 10 got the money the
other day hts CONSERVATION may be
imagined when De discovered that rats
and mice had snawed the bills into
pieces lie took his money 20 the
nearest bank where With infinite pa.
tionco tho clcrka pit it together acain
for him lie viii not lose over $40, but
the rest oi bis moaey is In the vaulis
OF the bank.
Grippe Is sweeping tne country.
stop Il with pfeycnticS. be-
fore Il gets deeply seated TO check
early colds with these little Candy
C0l Cure Tablets Is surely sensible
and safe Prcyentics contain no Qui.
nine no laxative. nothing harsh or
sickening Pneumonia would never
appear U early colds were promptly
broken. Also good ron ieyerlsh child
rem Large box. iS tablets % cents
Vesi pocket boxes 3 cents SOLD by
am Dealers
Oklahoma Takes Washington Home
Judge J " shepherd OF NcAlss
fer who has been employed ay The
government as special cWhsel IN tht
Five Civilized yrlbes Mitigation Tia.
been Dinod iu this cay hy hs VIE
i and som The Shepherds have pur
chased D hnme ne fashionable
,nofihWest He wlll continue MALES
iffr MS legal residence. however
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wsM4RSnsR9ESM3EsusssEsEsTa
i AMONG THE :
j REPRESENTATIVES, :
Il &u1Rs-usM1MsHsM4HsHSHsH@H =

We laughed at the antisnake eat
ing law az FIRST said member of the
house the other day Il had never
thought much about ii as ! have never
seen any OF these shows Hut now that
the matter is more clearly understood
the bill is practically assured OF pas
sage. A stop ought to be put to these
disgusting exhibitions and the bin has
been favOrably reported by the com
mittce"
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highest reputation as amusement pur-
veyors Each play in thtir repertoire
is a tried success. and their sole aim
Is to please their patrons. aad give
them dramatic presentations of the
highest character The play for the
opening night, is Anita, the Singing
Girl for which they carry all their
own special scenery Prices 10. %,
35 and soc
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church.

tfNA fANNf 'NtRNA AAN"'Nt
United Presbyterian Church.
Corner Ash and CleveIand)
Sabbath school 10 a. IN.
Morning worship. II a. m
Young People ESQ p, m.
Trinity churen.
(Broad and Noble)
Rt. Rev Dr. Brooke, bishop.
Rev. A. b. Nicholas, pastor
Fifth SUNDAY after Epiphany
sunday school at 4 y. m.
Early communion al 1880 m.
al The afternoon service al 1890 a
special sermon on he life of Abra-
ham linsoln viii be delivered by the
pasto'
A cordial Invitation is extended TO
both the blue and the gray TO at
tend
Eyoning prayer 1850 p m.
Address
FRIDAY evening service s p. N.
Fun surpliced choir Prof Nichkie
viii play the violin. Seats free
Everybody welcome.
First Baptist Church.
Corner Vine and Noble)
Sunday school 9:45 a. 70.
Preaching al ~ a. M, and '.SV p. ~
Young peoples meeting az o.5'
y m
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German Lutheran Church.
Corner Broad street and Springer
avenue English services Sunday at
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Speaker Murray is in hearty accord
with the anti.cigarette sentiment Of
the house. It will be recalled that
when the session first began he refus-
ed TO appoint any boy as page who
smoked the coffin nails" and reques-
ted tnat no member recommend any
cigarette smoker fer any position in
the house.
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Q y R. KING, D Tillman County
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
COWHERD AHEAD IN MISSOURI
Member Of Congress Nominated by
Democrats for Governor.
Returns Indicate that Representa-
tive's Vote l. Ten To One
ever ComPetftors-

s.. Louis. Aug. THAT William 5. Cow
herd. Of kansas CITY. has been nominated
at tOday's primary election by the Dem
ocrats for governor. is The consensus of
opinion az midnight
out in the state. the race between Cow
herd and David \ Ball. Of Louisiana.
No. is very close. the Incomplete returns
at this hour showing that outside Of the
large cities. Cowherd has a plurality Cf
less than 5.o00.
The race is so close IN several Of the
counties. that the official count VIII be
required 10 distinguish the leader
In the larger cities. Cowherd has an
easy lead Returns in the CITY Of St
Louis indicate that he has beaten Y.u
the next high man, by two TO one. In
Kansas City. COwherd has bested Rail-
by two-to-one vote. and in St Joseph
he has plurality Of at least I 600
Balls strength is in the country dis
tricts. and William H Wallace has re-
ceived large vote in several of the
counties, but his pluraIities are So
small as 70 eliminate him from the pos
sIhility Of being a winner Henry F.
Stapel received a larger vote in the
city Of st. Louis than any other place.
His home county, AtchiS0u 7-err
against him. as did his home nrecir.t
The vote at tO-day's primary was
light all over the State.
Complete returns from q doze, ,-e-
cincts in Jackson County show only a
few scattering votes for Wallace. Sta
pei. and Ball
It looks as if Cowherd would have
ten votes 70 the other candidates one