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The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
G. 0. P. WANTS VIRGINIA NOW
Republicans Name Candidates for
Congressional Honors.
For First Time in Many Years MI
nOrity Plans Fight in Nearly
All the Districts.

SPECIAL 20 Tie washizs-7- He-ld
Richmond Va. July el-Fo- the first
time in many years, the Republican
party is making a strong bid for mem
bers OF Congress IN Virginia
Five candidates OF that party ara al
ready fl the field Two more are 10 be
named on Thursday Of next week. The
Democrats have already named eight Of
the ten candidates. two more 20 be
named shortly IN The Seventh and Eighth
districts The primary IN the Norfolk
district has four aspirants- A conven-
ton is 70 be held in the Ninth district
early IN August 20 name a candidate. II
looks at this time as II the Rev. Mr..
Tyler Frazier. a retired minister. Will
be nominated
Following are the nominees so Tar
made by the Democrats n the several
districts;
First dis;1c-virian a. Jones trzaunilater
sec1ad dis-r1c.-To Be named II rrinlar7.
Third distFsct-John Lamb tEeDOIiuatedl, Rich
mond
Fourth dissrs7-F-4ncss Rives Lzssi,s- ,rsaom-
FIFTH disa-ia-E. W saunders c.sDou.sBa.ss,
Rocky Mount.
siyta dis5rct-Car.er GAS csaO-ninatodl. Lynch
burg
Seventh distrct-JEnes Hay trenuminatetl. Madi-
son.
Eighth distr--Cha-lss c Carlin jreaauaanats,sj.
Alexandra
Ninth di-t-ic7-Coars1ti1z called for AuruSt s
Tenth district-Hal D. Flood ,renoz1i1ated). Ap-
rouiatroI-
The Republicans have made the follow
ing nominations II opposition 10 the Dem
Ccrats.
Fi-st distric1-Geo7ge y Wise. NsEpo- News
Second district-None made
Third district-John c. Luce Goochla7d
Fourth district-N0ne made
Fifth distric1-None made
Sixth dIstTlCr-AlerCcT Hartman Roanoke.
Seventh distrct-Sorsinating convention calIed for
july 20.
Eighth distrct-C. I. PTitchsr1. Wi1chsS-e-
Ninth distric1-C. Bascomb Sieup. Big stone Gan
incumbent viii be renoninated-
Terth dis--lc--C C-----re- LII A---..--.----
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VORYS WILL QUIT
AS OHIO LEADER
Continued from Page One.

There IS a chance that the differences
between Chairman HitcEcock and Elmer
Dover. secretary Of t:e national commit
tee. also may be patched up tomorrow.
Dover May Resign.
Dover. SO it has been said. is thinking
Of resigning- Dover Is a valuable man 20
The committee He was trained IN the
Mark Hanna school, and has served
through three campaigns lie nas sent
word that he viii attend the notification
meeting. and an effort will De made 10
bring him and Hitchcock together
Republicans here are tlckIed 10 hear OF
the appoiu<nleut OF Haskell. Of oklahoma.
as treasurer OF TIE Democratic National
Committee. That appointment viii give
I Nr Taft an opportunity TO emphasize
the fact that the Democrats are merely
bound by a pledge 10 make public the
I contributions TO their fund. while the Re
( pubIcans have voluntarily subjected
/ themselves To the operation OF q state
law which provides q penalty for viola
i lion
Is Republican Answer.
/ This argument viii be the answer OF
+ the Republicans on the stump 20 the
E Democratic criticism over the Republican
+ failure 10 promise publicity before cleo
/ ton Republican campaign orators, AIr.
T Taft included. VII take pleasure IN point
ing OUT that nineteen states have pub
{ Iicity laws. but that the Democrats are
not able 20 select a treasurer from any
one ot these
Nlr- Tafts feeling over the Haskell sp-
! poiumeut vas expressed in a remark 10
6 "a ~-A.n---
/ called it. Oklahoma did not have a pub
/ Lefty law. Then. he added. with a laugh.
/ that he noticed that Nlr- Bryan gave as
. one Of the reasons for selecting an Okla
bona man that bank deposits would be
safe
Great Plans for Tomorrow.
! Preparations are being made 10 have
the parade here after The notification on
I Tuesday one Of the most notable in the
city-s history I; is expected that 300
marchars VIII be in line. one Of the
features Of the parade VIII be the mum
z Der OF negroes in IL Il is estimated thai
500 or 500 black men VIII pass IN re-
I view before AIr. Taft one club Of 90
/ negroes from Senator FOraker's own
ward in this city VIII march in the pa
I ra6e- All told there VIII De eight negro
clubs. three from Indianapolis and three
3 from Kentucky. in line
I In the parade viii be many famous
Z marching clubs. such as the TIppecanoe
+ Club OF Cleveland the Buckeye Club. OF
I Columbus. The GarheId Club, Of Dayton,
and the Rail Splittsrs. OF Toledo In
diana viii send fourteen marching clubs
I senator Warner. OF Missouri. chairman
/ % the notification committee. arrived to-
day and other members Of the rotifca-
| ton and OF the national committees. are
/ dropping in on every train.
{ Charles P Taft has had a wooden plat
I form built across the entire front Of his
house The guests OF honor viii sit on
( this impr0vised veranda- and AIr Taft
viii deliver his speech OF acceptance from
a raised platform fl the middle.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
e 8 DeFt q Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

N--H-----s----- '-li-4F. July - Lal--- N
1erlTeratu7e VII on the whole he r15-5a---a a.
l-g rEe present week IN middle and southern ,75.
-7-s rams VII couciuIe during the next three
-sEs and far weather VIII prevail n the n1-1ben
Ter n States.
ll-iuz Suudly local rains and th-rrse-z-o---= -
---e- from the Mlssssipgi ard Ohio valleys 20 -ra
--l-1- and South Atlantic and tS--If c17S-s ana ~
lie Missouri valley sharp fan IN -eu1ue-u-rra va.
a--sl--d hy slogers Storm warnings we're d{s-77~a5
Ss7-a. the South Atlantic c1as-.
Ir--- Monday the winds On the s-1ar-{- ,-,s-
oil l- mostly saS-eriy. and probably h-isk 70 bir5
On The Middle and south Atlantic Cnagrs On re
las s-E coast they uia be f-esh 70 t-5sk s-5
C0r-l7--. The West Gulf coast h-isk F-7r7 ea---
rT ard The Great Lakes fresh 20 h-sz as
20 s-rl- shifting % northwest 0re- Lake Suue-i7-
steamers de-ar-ius Monday f7r European rr--s
r- have fresh winds. mostly eas-erly and sbosEs-s
20 tLl Ord Banks
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
IN AUTO
Roosevelt Again OvercOmes
Dislike of "HOrSelesS."
GOES TO CHURCH IN MACHINE
Party of Friends from
Sycamore Hill to Oyster Bay.
Younger Folk GO on Trip Down
the Bay on Board the MayfIovver.
Loeb Getting Ready for Hunt.

oyster Bay. y Y. July 27.-The Pres.-
dent used one Of the government auto
mobiles again to-day for HIS trip TO
church.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt.
Mrs Beekman Winthrop. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. who.
with her husband. is a house guest at
Sycamore HnL and Capt Edmund l.
Butts. one Of the Presidents military
aids at the White House.
This evening the younger people al the
Hi went on board the 0Iayfower for
dinner and a sail on the Sound. After
G trip 20 her anchorage. of Whitestone,
the Nayfiower returned 10 her berth on
Sagamore HlU. The deuted plates on her
bow. which were damaged when the
Mayfowe- ran down a lumber schooner
while taking the President 10 Nepo-t
last Tuesday. have been repaired. but
the broken bowsprit still bears witness
70 the accident
Loeb Denies Rumor.
Secretary Loeb empEatlcauy denied To-
day the rumor printed in some Of the
papers that Timothy Wood-uT and other
Republican leaders would call upon the
President this week 10 discuss the pos
siblity Of Gov. Hughes denomination.
The secretary declared that the President
had absolutely nothing 10 say about the
situation in New York. and had no idea
% interfering IN any way with local pol
i-ics.
Secretary Loeb VIII start on a months
E1rzri0u F'~rtz- He WIFI 20 r-s- n
Maine for q short stay and then 10 his
old camping ground in the Jacks0us IIo.s
country FL Wyoming
Rifles and cartridges are already crowd
Ing Stale papers aside on the Secretary s
desk. and he IS very happy IN the pros
pecr OF euUlatiEg his chief in the case
o. the amiahle bear and willy mountain
cat. even Il he Is not 20 join in the great
er hunt 10 come next April
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JOIN ANTI-BRYAN FORCES.
New York Central Employees VIII
Spread Railroad Organization.

Omaha, July 26.-The New York Central
employees have decided TO join the move
ment OF railroad men against W. J.
Bryan. which started in Omaha with the
organization Of the Nebraska Railroad
Employees Association Yesterday a com
mittee Of New York Central employees.
headed by c. W Huntley. a veteran con
ductor, visited Omaha, consulting with
the headquarters officials Of the organizs-
ton. On their return the employees OF. all
New York Central lines will organize
Employees on practically every railroad
in the country, except the Southern roads.
have now joined the movement. which
is causing concern among the Bryan man
ayers.
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Democrats Form CInh

Special to The Washington Herald
Grafton, W Va, July 26--Democrats OF
Marshall County, ". Va. assembled IN
Moundsville and formed the Democratic
Club of Marshall County. The officer,
are; President, Fred L McMuuen; vice
president. Dr. c. .. Williamson: secre-
tary. G. W Wright: treasurer. J. W
Wellman- Permanent quarters viii be es-
tablished and a man put in charge,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
WILD MAN GOES CRAZY.
LeppO FaStens Teeth Into Negro and
Jaws Are Pried Open.

Mcdonald. Pa. July 26--Lepp0. the wild
man with the Metropolitan show here.
became crazed last evening when light
ming struck the big tent. and in his fury
attacked John DUdle-- a negro. and bit
h1-2 50 badly that he viii die
Leppo fastened his teeth in DudIavs
neck and held on until his Jaws were
pred apart with an iron bar in the hands
OF another enploye Of the show.
Once separated from his victim Taonc
ran wildly about the tent. in which sew
er2l hundred had taken shelter from The
storm lie hurt many people before being
feLea with . stake ard cra-raE
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
CALLS ON The SMITH FAMILY
Candidate Asks All Of that Name
to Vote for Him.
Sends Each Smith in Illinois HIS
Photograph aud n Per-
sOnaI Letter.

Chicago. July 25.-CoI- Frank 1. Smith
has struck a novel vein in the enersetic
canvass he IS making for the Republican
nomination for lieutenant governor. He IS
sending out an appeal 10 every Smith IN
Illinois Their name is legion. but each
Smith IS 10 get a portrait Of the colonel
and the following letter:
Dear Smith
This Is the time when hope that the Smiths viii
stand together. Arc vou with meg
NCurs truly.
PRANK L SMITH.
Candidate for Lieutenant Governo-
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Local Temperatures.

S-l--z7-. 2; g. II. 2 a. n, ?, 6 a. n Z.
Z a. U-. ,. 70 q r. =. Z noon. =: , d m 81.
T. n-- .. D. II. 3: = H. =. % . n C.
Nav--1rru 81 minimum- Il.
Ae.1--Te h-uidiry-s a. n. 95. p II S. Rain
an - p. u. 70 s ?. H.. %. Hours Of g1nsllina
q Per cent II possible sunshine. 81
IsIa-s-ar-l-s same date last year-yazinurn. S.,
r-lliUE-- c.
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NAIL CARRIER ACCUSED.
Charles : ScfaubIa. of Chambers
burg, Charged with Theft.

Cham5ersburg. Pa. July cf-CharIes :
SchaUbla. for seventeen years a CITY
mail carrier here. was taken 20 Harris
burg this evening by Deputy United
States Marshal Laurish 10 await trial
in the United states court IN Scranton
for stealing from the mails He was ar
rested by a local policeman last night
on information made by Inspectors Ar
thur Nichols and D. A Clark. who caught
him with deCOy letters containing marx
ed money. which they sent themselves
20 an agency which they established IN
town and ran for some days
Schaubla broke down when arrested
and confessed The amount OF the pee
UlaIi0nS is not known. but Is likely
large, as he has kept Up the thefts for
several years He was popular in town,
and IS married.
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Tray worth Having, Anyway.

From fhe ArEouauL
When the late Francois COppee was
elected 10 the academy he told his friend.
Theodore de Banville. that he wished he
were in too. Banvilie declined to can
vass Suppose your nomination were
brought TO you one fine morning on a
silver salver7-' I don't know what I
should do with the nomination said Ban
vile. but I should certainly keep the
salver."
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
OLD-TIME OPERA SINGER DEAD.
Helen E. Dungeon Expires in Pow
erty in san Francisco.

erty in san Francisco.
San Francisco. July 2s.-Helen E. Dinee-
on, the comic opera singer. well known
twenty years ago in The Masked Ball. -
The Little Prince and other works. Is
dead here She died in extreme poverty.
She was a San Francisco girl She made
her debut in the old TivoH Opera House.
and became a great favorite
She married musician named Steie-
litz and retired from the stage. Her
husband died. and for several years she
lived in poor circumstances.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
The Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
washington Herald are based upon its
bona flde circulation circulation !a
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper a. the Capital Its books are
Cpen.
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Tide Table.

q o-dav-HiEh tide. - a u. and - n. lou
- I'D a. n and 2s5 p ~.
o-r1o7-oE-High tde. SIS q. n and s-5l ,. n
% tide, 2-l5 g. m and ~ p.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
With Complete Facilities

al our command we can as
sure BOOkbinding work Of
tie most satisfactory Clzrsc.er. Prices a.
favorable ss you've ever been quoted Ass-
for an estimate
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Geo. z. Howard. ia 18th ST..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
the Mercantile Saving Fund Society. q
corporation of cle District oF Colurnb5
IS called by the Secretary, by erder Of the
Board of Directors and viii be held On
the lZIH DAY or AIGI ST. 1905 at 30
clock p M at the Office Of the Society,
1910 T street northwest. Washington. D
G. 20 consider and approve the action %
the Board OF Directors Of the said So
Ci5ty in recommending the increase OF 1la
capital stock OF -l- Mercantile Saving
t1lDd Society TO 1a.e1 shares OF the par
value OF SlG'5 each ia accordance with q.
resolution adopted 10y the Board OF Di-
rectJrs Of said Society AT q meeting held
July y, ISIS, and 70 transact such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting
fSIgnedJ JOHN p. LEONARD. secreta-v:
II j. tkbSSDN. q. g. LACEY CHAS-
K kOoNES. J G. NgEES WILLIAM
l. FORD. Board Of Directors. fy25-7r
SPECIAL MEETING OF JOURNEYNEN
PlasreTers Association. MONDAY. July
. Business Of importance BY order OF
Association II E GREEN. President
BenJ. r. Coles & Co, UPhoI.terinE OF
a. k1las SIN cCECrs- - 81 IL tIG
All advertising contracts made By The
Washington Herald are based upon is
bona foe CirculaJi0u-a circulation n
Washington larger by thousands than vas
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital It's books are
open
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
Ocean Steamships.

New York. July 2s.-Auived: la Tou-aine. f7om
Havre. July "a
Arrived cut; UmhTia. AZ Liverpool
Sailed from foreign So-1s: L1sitar-a, from Queens
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
RIAL MEANING OF
The PRINCES VISIT
(anada'S Relations Shown TO
the British Crown.
HEADSHR OF KING ADMITTED

Our NeiEhbOrs on the North Enjoy
Fullest Liberty Without the Cost
of Maintaining an Independent
National Government - Canadians
in Heart Loyal TO Mother Country.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
Temperature. in othcr cite.


4elIc-ltl-es n ether cities. together with tbs
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hCurs ended a.
2 II yesterday are as follows.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27
Condition of the u.frr

3 t-lal % The Washington Her7ld
r9, -1pers Zen " Va. July &-Bosh rivers are
The Washington herald., 1908-07-27

There IS a chance that the differences
between Chairman Hitchcock and Elmer
Dover. secretary Of tae national commit
l.. also -naE be ra---.L -n -o-mor-oM.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

The Logan County Bar viii meet in
adjourned session on Tuesday May
~. 1903. az 9 o'clock a. m, al the
county court room, for the purpose a
pertecting a permanent organization
and also for the purpose Of attending
IN a body before the supreme court Of
the state, TO participate IN the memo.
rial services 10 be held by said cougl
in memory Of B f. Heglcr ESQ, de
ceased, former clerk of said supreme
court and a former member OF this
bar; said supreme court having SET
apart May II, 1908. for such services.
JOHN DEVEREUN President
w. 4. WARREN. Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08
chrnnlo constlnatlon cnred.

One who suffers from chronic con
stipation is in danger Of many serious
ailmcnts Foiey's Orino Laxative
cures chronic constipation as it aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels. restoring the natural action OF
these organs. Commence taking II
today aud you will feel better 1T once
Foleys Orino Laxative does not nau-
seate or gripe aud Is pleasant TO take
Refuse substitutes. For sale by G. r.
Ronfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08
Weak
Kidneys S

weak Kidnsys Huely point 70 weak kidney
Nerves Tho kidneys. like the Heart and the
Stomach find their weakness. not In tho organ
Itself. but IN the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. DR.. shoop's Restorative "a
o medicine specifically prepared 10 reach thsss
controlling nerves TO doctor tho kidneys alons.
Is futila. u Is q Wasts Of time. and Of money as
we'll
II your back nches or h weak. n the nrins
scalds or dark and strong. n you have sTmptoms
OF Brights or other distressing or dangerous ND.
ney disease ny DR.. shoops Reston.tiVea month";
Tablets or Liquid-and - what it can and win
DO Tor you. Druggist Fecommand and sell
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No order Today
xEMPT GRADY TOWNSHIPS
FROM HERD LAW RULING.

pecial 70 Daily Leader
Chickasha, Okla, May S.--A petition
.gned by 291 out of 352 voters in the
.arrison district OF four townships
the voting precints OF
lex Lucille, Naples and Bradley, was
pceiVed hy the county commissioner
the suspension OF the herd
Iw and was granted The Waldeon
|strict consisting OF two townships
nd a fraction in the northeast part OF
|e county, came up almost solidly
gainst suspending he law, only about
favoring it and the law will stand
this district.
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Yours truly
FREDERIC r. HOWE
Good Words for ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure IN
estlfying to the good qualities of
ChamberlaIn's Cough Remedy Mrs.
Edward Phillips, OF Barclay, Md.
yrites: Il wish TO tell you that can
ecommond Chamberlaiu's Cough Rem
dy. My little girl. Catherine, who is
wo years Old las been taking this
cmedy Whenever she has had a cold
ince she was two months Old. About
month ago ] contracted a dreadful
old myself. but ! took Chamherlain's
'ough Remedy and was soon as well
ever" This remedy Is for sale by
r. aenfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08
EREDeRIo Howl IS pEAo.
And He Personally Confirms tho
Rumor.

And He Personally Confirms tho
Rumor.
Some days since n rumor reached
McAlester that Frederic ". Howe Of
the Lemon pickers' was dead and
friends there wired his home at bow
agiac to ascertain the truth of the
story His rather wired back that
he was in some place in Oklahoma,
and asked for further information.
Howe is one of the popular Elks of
the United States, ana a member of
The Leader force is friend aud
knowing that Howe was in Oklahoma
city wlalgo south OF this city, re-
Gently a message was sent 70 that
place TO ascertain if the Lord had con
.cluded to use Nc. Howe so early m
life. and was surprised to receive
confirmation of the death The fol-
lowing dispatch explains itself.
Oklahoma City, May s.
Dear Friend LIN answer to your
query desire to say / am dead aud
happy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

liver Aluminium Jelly Moulds Free.
individually Molded desserts arc
" considered the proper thing. The
bulds are hard 20 get outside the
rye cities, hut users OF JELLO, Tho
linty Dessert, cep ger them ahsou'e-
free. Circular la each package cV
Aning aud ilh.stradns the different
Uterus iSii.O IS sold by al' good
beers az ,O ger 1afEage. DO not
cent a substitute g. yun VIII be dis
pointed
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c, II. PITTMAE.
Chief Clerk.
G. A. CROsSETT,
Minute Clerk.
Relief From Rheumatic Pains.

NclieI FROM nheum axe rams.
Il suffered with .rheumaiism fox
over Two yeers, says Mr. ROLAND
Curry. a patrolman, OF Key West Fla.
Sometimes 1t settled in my knees
and lamed me so could hardly walk.
al other times II would be IN my feet
and hands SO / was incapacitated tor
duty One night when ! was in severe
pain and lame from 80 my wife went
10 the drug store here and came back
with a bottle of Chamberlain Pain
Balm was rubbed with IL and found
the pain had nearly gone during the
night / kept on using % for q little
more than two weeks and found that
Il drove the rheumatism away | have
not had any trouble from that disease
for over three months" For sale by
G. r. Reniro.
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eERlous aEsuLrs EEARen.

You may well fear serious results
from a cough or cold, as pneumonia
aud consumption start with a cold.
Foleys Honey and Tar cures The most
obstinate coughs or colds aud prevents
serious results. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by G. r. Renfro,
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Total2s.

Nays-Abbott, Allen, Anthony, Arm
strong (of Kiowa), Baldwin. Ballard.
Banks, Beck, Boyle, Briggs, Brown
Bryan, Butler, Carson, Casteel. Chas-
tain, Cope, Crouch, Deyerlc, Derant,
burst, Earle, Ellis, Ezzard. Faulkner.
Fisher, Harrison (of fIughca), 1Iar-
rison (of McCurtain), Hart, Hawkins,
Hendrickson, Hobby, H0ddleston,
Japp, Jarrett, Jesse, john
son, King, Lindsey, Lon
don, Manus, Martin. Moore, Muir
doch, McCalla, McCants, Paschal,
Pendergraft, Reeve, Rider, Ross
Skeen, Smith (of Grant,, Smith (of
Washlta), Snolson. stephens. Stett-
mund, Stivers, Swengle. Tabor. Tandy,
Turner, Vandeveer, Whitehurst, whit
son. Williams (of Comanche), VIII
liams (of Pushmataha), Wilson, Mr..
Speaker, (Murray).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

Women's clubs have proved success-
ful, but some women viii continue to
keep order with nothing weightier
than the broomstick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

We have often wondered whether
any stocking fits a woman's leg as
as the one ON the wax figure
In the show window.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

Kennody's Laxative Cough Syrup
does not conhispte, but on the other
hand It's laxative principles gently
move the bowels Children Ike ii
Sold By G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

Insist upon DeWht's Witch gazel
salse. Il Is especially good igW piles.
Sold BY c. r Reniro-
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eral oil or natural gas, there
shall be deducted the amount OF
royalty due from the lessor to the
lessee" Lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Bowdre. Branson, Farley,
Fraser, Harris, Holland, Jones, Lock.
wood, McAdoo, Norvell, O'Neal, Or.
cutt. Porter, Putnam, Ratliff, Riddle,
Sherman, Smith (of Dewey, Stone.
Tillotson, Utterback, Vandeventer,
Watrous.
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'cUEN RELEASED
FROM cusToRY

an Arrested at Dennison is Freed
by Order Of the Court
Oklahoma city, Okla, May ~
eter having been bound over 10 the
Eand jury without hail on the
barge of having killed a stranger on
night OF August y last, when
'ur persons were burned to death Ia
FIRE for which a woman stands ac-
sed OF arson, Harry McCuen, ar
sted in Dennison. Tex, was dis
|arged by Judge Lowe today on a
|it of habeas corpus. He held that
|ere was no evidence TO show.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

A woman alwAys likes 70 dx up
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-08

|opcs Cured; quick relief; removes
VIA an swelling IA 70 20 days
to 60 days effects permanent cure
ial treatment given free 10 sufferers
|thing fairer. For circulars, test
bnials and free trial treatment write
|Dr. II. n. Green's Sons. Box G, At
'ata. Georgia