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Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
NO ONE CAN KNOCK Cardinal Flour IT'S TOO GOOD.
  Tue consumer wears . happy smilss aCardinal" sells 90 well. The us erins ail over. .Cardinsl' works so well.
  Would you wear . Cheerful grin1
Use Cardinal" w. H. Mansfield & Co
 PUTNAM. CONN.
For Sale

Bay horse. years old, over 10 hands. weight now il5o, but in good flesh iasO, stylish, high headed, good roader, fast walker, long mane and tail. not afraid of automobiles, steam or electric cars. l have owned hiIn over two years and will sell him be- cause have bought all antonobile. Dr. Chas. <. sargent, +a School street, Webster, Mass, N U.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

A photographer who knows the great world of beauty in Paris says that one of the secrets of becoming beautiful is to be photographed often. Each time she Is pictured woman will have better portrait, and once she has decided on what her particular type of beauty shall be her growth in loveliness will become apparent. For instance, when the Gibson girl came in, so he says, every woman who wanted admiration endeayored to be Gibsonesque. and the consequence was that she dressed and acted and thought the part until she really be came Gibson girl It is mental sci ence applied to the realm of beauty The theory is that We may become what We wish to be. and the prospect is certainly sufficiently allurins one to make it worth trying
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
OUTLOOK

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Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
For Sale

In order te close the estate of Ade- lard Iilley, will sell al private sale. the home place, consisting ei lot, house and tive harus, corner oi school and May streets. Inquire at EdNafd C. Wright. latt
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

The politicians of Des Moipes Ia
 are wondering whether they are quite as clever as they thought they were. Recently the officials of that munich paiity decided that they must have a new city hall It was necessary to hold an election to authorize the is suing of bonds for this purpose. Un- der an Iowa law passed in 1894 women have a right to vote on questions re- lating to the issuing of bonds asd taxa tion. Some of the women of pes Moines appeared at the polls and tried 10 cast vote on the city hall Ques- ton. The election officials positively refused to accept their votes. The manner in which they were treated aroused the ire of the would be voters, and they sued to have the election set aside as Illegal. They lost their case in the lower court, but the supreme court of the state has now issued an injunction prohibiting the city officials from going any further with the city hall matter until the question has been definitely decided And whether they win or lose their case the women's spnnk in standing up for what they believed to be their rights cannot fail to have 'wholesomely deterrent effect in city authorities not only in Des Moines. but elsewhere The policy of the Des Moines authorities is likely to cost them many an anxious hour.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

Probabi the most unpopular man in New York city, so far as women are concerned. is the Hon. Timothy Sulli- van. who had the board of aldermen gravely pass law prohibiting women from smoking in public. During the progress of this bill from reading 10 its final approval by this sage and august body the city was divided between feminine wrath and masculine nirth Finally Mayor Mcclellan, who must have 2 saving sense of humor, vetoed the bill and the author of the bill hur- rie6ly retired into obscurity Tse Hon Timothy Sullivan has not been heard from since the storm of feminine in dignation raised by the bill burst upon his devoted head Reformers should be made of sterner stuff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-24
'NA()GHT
Ct: IS LIFE.
SENTENCE:
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Kingfisher. Okla Oct 24.-Th0ugh
face to face with next to the greatest
penalty within the purview of tho
statutes. George McKnaught guilty OF
manslaughter by virtue of a jury ycr
diet. has yet another chance to escape
prison walls His attorneys were TO-.
iay by District Judge Huston, granted
he privilege OF taking an appeal 10
The state supreme court and OF max
ng bond for their client i'm the SUM OF
$4,000 Thirty days are given In
which TO make the bond and 20 days
n which to perfect the appeal.
Manslaughtor in the first degree was
the iury's decision The court by that
body was invested with the authority
o assess he punishment In the pres.
ence of packed court room life
sentence was pronounced. McKnaught
iat pale and nervous The bravadu
vas gone from his face and The slim.
ner OF confidence from his eve He
merely fideetcd IN his scat when the
entcnco was stated and fAcn lnrned
confer with his lawyers Mrs NJ.
3 Hopkins, Wifr nf city alderman.
aintrd in her seat and had 10 he car
lied from thc court rnohr silence
lrvalled for q minute and hen opun.
ie for Doe defendant spoke present
ng petition ior appeal
McKnau&hl Us alleged 90 haye tillod
'harlcs Madison. coarod. on or about
unc rs on me Madison farm eghl
niles south OF kingii3hcr. secured
NadieBu's money. aud then harning
lnhmsclf the mysterious Orlando 5
| Brown or else the best service obtain.
able has utterly failed 20 locate me
latter
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BIG TASK
AGING +.
ELECTION
BALLOTS

The placing of l,770,OOO ballots t'
Oklahoma's seventy-fiye counties 70
use In the election OF November 3 !
not an easy task The job demand
the greatest care and precision, 70
failure to get the official ballots {,
any precinct might cause the voters
there no end OF trouble. In this eleC
tlon the ballots are in three divisions
there being 100000 copies OF each
First is the general election ticket
carrying the presidential electors ant
nominees for state offices. The sec
ond is the liquor dispensary proposi
ton. being separately submitted nnt
the third is for the four other ques
tions which are referred 10 the peo
pie. Ono OF these is the "New Ieru
salem plan for state capital an
other. The Torrens land system 70.
registration of titles. a third. amend
ing The constitution 10 permit lhi
temporary capital TO BE- located b.
the legislature until permanently b
Gated by Hmiorit yoi the people
and q fourth is the sale Of the stnte'i
school lands
The legislature ordered the state
dispensary qursiion upon a separate
ballot 10 keep II free from any 81.
tanglcmrnis with the other question
or fhs election OF state officers anl
presidential electors Upon Will Linn
OF Chickasha. secretary Of the stat,
election board. fails the duty OF super
S.sing Tie printing aud shipping {
ballots and election supplies Tht
ballots In each instance are placed 81
great tablets. the ballots being conser
utively numbered for each preclnc.
on the outside OF the package Is th,
name of the precinct An ballots fU'
all precincts OF a given county ar
packed together In q box and shipped
to the election board OF that count.
which board mnsi see 10 the distribU
tiOn 10 precincts. In event there 81
shortage Il must be Immediately re
ported TO the state election board an
the error corrected.
The state election board Is held re
spOnsible for tho accuracy OF the bal
lot as certified TO It by The state com
mlttces, and In order to prevent {
possible inyalidaiio nOf an election
great care Is given the spelling OF can
didates names. as well as the arrange
Inoft Of The names under the prope
state ofiiced IN each instance precau
lion Is iAkec 10 see that the ballots
for all counties read precisely lik'
copy" In one instance the state cen
iral committee made an error in thu
Initials Of a presidential elector. Cop.
was followed by the printer and 260
GEO ballots had gone through the pres
before the mistake was discovered
In order 10 save the ballots to tn
state, Secretary Linn had the nam
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printed correctly 2G0.000 times and
pasted them over The wnneiy printed
aane on tha ballot shcet In another
instance the printer made mistakes
n the names Of legislative candidates
rom several counties and had thrown
lui by he board between 1900 and
5000 ballots
Owing 90 The large size of ship
ueuts 10 each county tho state rehes
wholly upon express companies to-
1DakgC CnelYefll>s - dRhe icc,F OH ship.
lint. Secretary I7inn estimates, VIII
DC hHTcen siad and $3.50 The bali
1ts and supplies Tor Ciamrron county
gill have 10 hc Expressed 20 Clayton.
\. NJ. The nearest office. While those
or Harper conEtywil go to- a railroad
taiion IN Kansas The election boards
il those counties must cover the dis
anrc from he county scat IN secur.
ny DE supplies Ia case the supplies
re LOST an r0uic or there Is failure ln
.rlivcry, ihe county boards are auth
rizcd 20 have the ballots printed, n
inc Is sufficient. otherwise the elect
rs may make up their own ballots
nd have them counted az regular.
'or the primary election this was
lone in one precinct in Cimarr0n coun-
y, owing TO loss OF the ballots in the
nails.
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PAT TERSON
Confident

Chicago, Oct, "a Former Senator
T. N. Patterson. OF Colorado. who has
been at Democratic national headquai.
lers for several days past, declared
that Bryan is certain TO carry Colo
rado by $4,000 TO 10000, is sure Of
Montana and Nevada and that chances
favored Democratic success in Utah
Idaho and Oregon In Senator Pat.
crson's opinion Bryan landslide
win sweep the west
There Is no room to doubt that
Colorado will go for Bryan by $4,000
10 20.000' said Mr. Patterson THE
only hope the Republicans express is
that new immigration in The eastern
part OF the state will swing the vie
tory to Taft The Democrats are ab-
solutely united
The Denver meeting which was ad-
dressed by Mr. Bryan was the grea..
est political demonstration ever wiz
messed in the West The Auditorium
was decorated the same way II was az
The national convention where Mr.
Bryan was nominated There were
$4,000 people in the hall. and as many
more outside Mr., Bryan had 10 make
TWO speeches before they let MIN en-
Ter The enthusiasm when he WIS in
iroduccd equallod the greai demoa-
airalions at the Denver conY ,ntlOn
While the Taft meeting in lenyer
was large one. q WAS apparently
drawn together by curin5ii rather
than sympathy The loudoal applause
came az The mention m the namr ul
Jefferson They were careml n1i 10
mention Brym's name
Nevada mnd Montana arc smely
Democratic Utah probably viii 70
/ for Rryan When senator -ieyerdge
spoke ia Salt Lake Ciiy NJ had 20
si0p tO ask Whothcr he was addressing
Democrats 0r Republicans tie was
interrupted frequently hy crgs lOs Rry-
an In Idaho the Mornons ami gen
tiles stand together for the national
ticket and we believe We shall car
/ iry thar slmel ! consider Oregon to be
a donhfm stale Tho situation there
/ is very hopeful
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NEW IDEA
IN POLITICS

Chicago oct. 2l--While in Akron.
'hio. Judge Taft gave expression to
sentiment entirely new 10 American
olitics Il was following his presan
alton 10 an audience by Jesse Taylor.
,epuhlican nominee for congress- In
le Akron district. hat lndqe TAFT
iadr statement which l8 liKely To
rrest The attention OF the people of
AZ country
ladies and gentlemen and the neXf
)ngressman from The Sixth district
lc good iurn deserves anOiher li
on want 10 get amy good 0nl of a
resident y0u have g1i tn give him
isirumenis 70 work with You have
Of 10 givr him congress amenable
, persuasion and discipline lf YOU
.ect Mn Taylor and myself as be.
eve yOn Will, We win work together
" yoHm good
There can be no doubt about the
,curacy of Mr. fafts statement. for
$ language as given above Is taken
ON the report published by The Chi.
go lnier-Ocean. strong Republican
per
Thnrc has been much talk of late
0out n HoOseyeltian dynasty but
en- tho wielder Inc big stick has
syer committed himself 10 the doe.
Inc thai congress Is "amenabc 10
arsnasion and discipline though
iere have been times when people
he capital of HE nation thought
iat he subscribed t0 such vicw
OF course there are people In the
epublic old fogy enough 10 believe
iat the founders of the constitution
ere wise when they decreed that the
tecutiye, legislative and judicial de.
Ttmonts Of the government should
amain separate and apart and they
lay have something 10 say about this
ew Taft doctrine early IN November
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Fountainville, Pa, Feb. lo, 1902.

NV Aff a " ANf lNN@F
S. b. Hartman, NJ. d.
Dear Sir: ! have been thinking of
writing TO you for some time to let you
know what Peruna did for u1e.
am 81 years old. 1 lost my health
about six or seven years ago. 1 first
had dyspepsia and employed different
doctors.
Last year injured one of my kidneys.
I had one OF the best doctors for that.
He put me 70 bed, not to move for two
weeks.
slowly recovered, but was so weak
and prosirated that could walk but n
short distance. In fact ] had 10 keep
quiet.
took several remedies, lat obtained
no relief. also had catarrh IN some
form.
My wife advised mo h. take reruna,
aud il b. with pleasure thai can say
that hy taking one and one-half hottie
of your Peruna, It cured ne and I feel
all right. J send this with many thanks
to you, as | enjoy life again.
MY wife has also been taking yonr
Peruna fnr asthma and It helps to re-.
lieye her. We keep your Peruna ia
the house constantly. Again say /
thank you for Peruna.
Sincerely yours,
PHILIP KBATX.
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F FR|SC;(]
APPEALS s
CASES

The Frisco Railway company has
appealed four cases Ia The Supreme
court as follows
Frisco VS.. State. involving possess
Sion OF lU1 cases Of Sunnybr0ok whis-
Ky seized by state officers at Tulsa
and declared forfeited io HE state by
he district cOuri of Tulsa county. The
liquor was turned over to the super
iuiendent of state dispensarics. Rob
err +. l.0zier The railroad company
bases iis appeal for a reversal of
lDdgneni on The ground that iho liquor
shipment Was of an Interstate nature
and the state Officers were without
authority TO tamper with ID.
Frisco IS y A. Whale. and lhe Con
neciicui Fire Insurance company of
Hartford, Conn from nryan county.
ghere Tho defendant recovered iudg.
ment for $500. representing the
amount Of q policy carried on % .
tons Of hay said lo have been destroy.
ed by q fire starting from an engine
spark fO taa
Frisco VS. O. L.. shannon. Bryan
county where defendant recovered
Judgment for S75, for The destruction
OF "a barn.
Frisco VS. j. B Cox. Bryan county.
defendant recovering $3.50 for Injuries
alleged 10 have beon sustained ms the
result OF negligence OF train employees.
Mrs Mary Cook OF Oklahoma caun
~ who was convicted OF illegally sell
ing liquor and sentenced 10 80 DAYS
E Jail being fined IN addition, SO
and costs. appealed today through her
attorney, } u. Bcaiy
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WIlness tO Slenalures.

!, John Donnelly, Mayor Of Doyles.
town, Pa, have been acquainted Will
Mr.. Philip Kratz for % years. know
him to be an honorable aud useful citi-
zen. lie, in my presence, signed the
above statements concerning Peruns,
which have every reason TO believe
are true in all particulars.
sIoNRD. JOHN pONNELLY, ESQ.
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(D): Earnest b. Chapman (R).
Tenth district. Q. Newell (D);
J x. Sco,t (RI: George A. Moore (S).
Twelfth district James A. Kirk
nod Q0; llarpc- s. Cunningham
(R1 George r. Morgan (S).
Thirt nth dfsitict-M T. Egger
II an (Dl. Wilherforce Jones (R); G.
b. Boylan ISL
Fourtsenth district-W. II. johnson
CD; r. NJ. Colville (R); j. G. Barn
and (S).
Fifteenth district-George o. Joan.
son CD; o.. ID. Shields Isl; no NepuD
liean.
Sixteenth district-R. b Shannon.
CD; e. d. Brownlee, (R); John A
Galley. (Sl
Seventeenth district - J Elmer
Thomas Cd; no Republican.
Eighteenth district-Harry K Allen
I'D William Hutchinson CR); James
\. Higdol (S).
Nineteenth district--R. P Wynne
Cd; w Shepherd (R).
Twentieth district-Jesse NJ. Hatch
ct (D) Charles T. Gibson (R); Ed.
l. Causey tS)
Twenty-second district--H. s Hurst
I'D Frank 4. Warner (R); William ID.
Hayman (S).
Twenty-Third district-W p. Stew.
art Dl; George w. Richardson tR)
TwentY-Sixth district-W. NJ Frank
| lin Cd; no Republican. 0
Twenty-Seventh district ~ Chessie
Mcintosh CD; Harry I3eeler (RD.
Twenty Eighth district-B. II. Whit
aker (DJ. } ~. Cloonan (R).
Thrtitth C'strict- Z. NJ. andrum
tDl: no Republican.
Thirty.second district. p. Long
CD; r. T. Potter CR).
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SENATORS. BOTH PARTIES.

The complete list OF senators nomi.
mated by all parties, by districts. fol
lows
Second district-E. L. Mitchell (D) I;
no Republican
Fourth distrlct-H. }. Denton (D) T;
Webster Smith (s); no Republican,
Sixth district. J. Williams (D)
Lhfe knowles (RD.
Eighth disirict-P ]. Goulding (D)
W. p. Lightfooi (R.
Ninth disiriet-J. Mark Worten
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Tountainvilie, Pa, April l6, 100

Fountainville, Pa, April 10, 1906.
Or. s. Il. Hartman.
Dear Sir: We have Peruna in the
house all the time and when we think
we need it, we take it. We are about
sixty years old and have not called
doctor to our place FOR sone years.
We go out IN all Kinds Of weather and
sometimes when we go on a trip wa
take Peruna along. A preventive Is
better than cure. That has been our
experience.
had poor health some years ago ana
when I found your medicine I hit tho
right thing. We both thank you Tor
your good medicine.
Sincerely yours,
PHILIP KRATZ.
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vn-bai my children's heads With Cutt-
taiu Naap and then applied the wonder
iul ointment, Cuticura. | did this four
or Csc times and can say that they have
been entirely cured. / have another
baby who Is SO plump that the folds ~
ttlr pa his neck were broken and even
it l used Cutioura Soap and Cuti-
n3fi Ointment and the next morning
'llr lfoublc had disappeared. / am
usas the Cuticura Remedies yct when
et any VI my family have any sores.
con never recommend ruicura sufil-
eeniiy3it Is Indispensable in every home.
isHunot find itsequal Nine. Napoleon
nanppe, n Duh4th ST., Montreal, Que,
s1f ll. 1907"
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David Parker of Fayete, y y, a
veteran of the civil war, who lost a
foot at Gettvsburg. SANS; The good
Electric Bitiers have doue is worth
more than five hundred dollars 10 me
spent much money doctoring for q
bad case OF stomach trouble, to little
purpose I then tried Electric BitterS
6nd they cured me. now take them
as a tonic, and they keep he strong
and well' SOC al ~ drug stores.
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a HeaIthy Family.

"Onr whole family has enlaycd
good health since we began using DR.
Kings New Life Pills. three years
ago" SAYS T.. 4. Bartlett. of Rural
ROuto j. Gullford, Maine They
cleanse and lone HE system in q gea.
lie way that does you good, 2ac at
an drug stores.
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PAINFUL ULCER
On Foot for a Year. Healed by
Two Sets of cuticura

II had an ulcer on my foot for year
~ more and il was very painful as Il
was q rnnninE sore. 1 had doctor,
liut his tresfment did not heal il. About
eight months ago 4 commenced 10 Use
Cuticura soap, Cuiirnra Ointment,
and Culicufe pills. / used two sets and
Il Is nov AL healed up. Mrs. r.. n Ryder,
Vest BrrWster. Mars., April 20. 1907. .
complae l,,iernai and iniemai Treatment for
livery hnlaef ~ latnts Chlldffu and Adults
tnlirnfl pimmfpt rAf ~ lifal iho fkn. and
ft1fIfa iirNitfuI fNf iof N the IornI ~ lc
fnatei i1ls - pef tn N UOl 20 PURIFY tho Hood.
l,iil1 iAfDnciielt ~ eofid. ioitfr DfuE a Cheun.
frFp. sole If0rs. u0rfon. t4ss
~ n4.le1 ffee. Cuulula b0Ot on 6kin DaeA4aa
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Fountainville, Pa, Nov. 0, 1903.
or. S. b. Hartman.
Dear Sir; ! have good health now aud
your valuable medicine gave NE good
health. ! have had no doctor for some
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llAk ~ " lhnn
formed on the
backs of their
heads W hich
were mply
covered Before
! heard Of Cuti-
cura. / usei 60
try alm ost
everything. but
they failed d
Ihenny mother
recommended
he Cuticura
Remedies 1
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The Guthrie Business University

Tcororaed o protected
learning We
Bookkeeping Tynewring
r.
English Mathematics WIRELESS TELEGRAPEY
Positions
your 0
little first class college increase $40
o
DeoartncntChef Justice L. Whlhms Dean the
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Huston Judge Of District Court Hon G. ornor and Hon Horace Speed
Fa
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Yates Center, Kas., Sept IS. 1909
fter my doctors gave ma up to die,
ialls Texas Wonder cured me of Kid.
sy and Bladder trouble, It is the best
iedicine on earth Mrs. n s. John.
on Sold by all druggists.
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PILES CURED IN 6 10 a DAYS.

PAIO OINTMENT is guaranteed
TO cure any case OF Itching. Blind.
Bleeding of protruding Piles IN 20
II days or money refunded. soc.
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time, as J do not need any. When
take cold take Peruna and in short
time ] am all right. My wife is subject
10 asthma. She takes Poruna at that
time, and she has had no need for doc
tor for some time. With many thanks
for your medicine, we remain,
Sincerely yours,
PHILIP KRATH.
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Lowney's Chocolate Candy. the best
Il Renfro's Drug Store.
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FOUND CUT|CURA
INDISPENSABLE
For Her ChIIdren-LittIe Girls Suf-
fered with Itching Eczema Which
Simply Covered Back Of Heads
Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too.
ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY
WONDERFUL OINTMENT"

"Somo yeGry ago my three little girls
hao very bad form ul n1zema. Ilch-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-06

sacred obligation of gratitude to this man
who for more than fifty years was a true
servant Of the community and a true
leader in its progress. and whose dis
tinction at home and abroad brought hon.
or to us all. We honor the man who
steadfastly followed the highest civic
ideals. who informed that public opinion
which governs here as nowhere else be-
cause undefiected by partisan politics. the
advocate of every righteous policy. of
every noble cause, the enemy of every
evil and OF every fraud. His was the
arduous greatness of things done. His
results attested his power, wisdom and
high-mnded purpose.
A Supporter Of Shepherd.
1--WE remember that he was the friend
and supporter of Alexander r. Shepherd,
and that to those two men we owe more
than to any others the Washington OF
today, in its shining contrast to the Wash
ington of forty years ago. Well may
Shepherd and Noyes. their names forever
associated in the story CO Washington's
regeneration. be commemorated in bronze
at the District government building, the
home of that government which Mr..
Noyes helped establish and powerfully