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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
Cures lYoman's Weaknesses.

We refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
suffering women known as DR.. Plerce's
Ehvorito Prescription.
DR.. j ohm Fyfe one OF tho Editorial Stat
8of THE ECLEoT1C MEDICAL REVIEW says
sof Unicorn root [Iielontas Dtotcn) which
}is one OF the Chief ingredients Of the oFa.
Sorite Prescription VI:
IA remedy which inya -iably acts as q utter
Inc inviCcrGtcr - makes for normal ac-5
8tiyity OF the entire reproductive system,
He continues in lleionlGs we have medlca-
purposes than anu other drug Nth ,riichT am
acquainted. In the treatment OF diseases pe-
Sc4liRr x. women iii seldom that case Is
seen which does no! present some indication
I for this remedial agent DR.. Fyfe further
says; The following are among the leading
indications for Helcntas tunicorn root Pain
5oEsAchtng in the back. With sleucorrhpa
atomic weak, conditsSi!so OF The reproductive
rita billy. associated ws,D chronic diseases OF
SSthe reprodtfrt.ye cfEh9s oi women; constant
sensation 4 heat ~ ts rsglsa q the KID
3ened coneitlon OIL the reproductive system:
gamsn91f h5es sprnressed or absent monthly
period GSSnZ ,iIur. or accompanying an
and 5bERmic Chin blood habit: dragging
abddfnen,
ID. If.more or less 9! the above SYMPTOMS
better than take Or. Pierce's -Favcrte
8PTesEErEI6M. 0IiC Inc 1lE:Ial!ag ingfeIiI::
seIts 81 WHICH IS Unicorn root, or Helonias,
and the medical properties al which 1t
most neutrality-suspicious.,
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
ingredient of FaYOrlte Prescription"
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, NJ, D.. OF Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
5 Ut Is AZ Important remedy In disorders Of
and general en- tesble men1. 1t Is nsstal," !.
" Prof. John NJ. Scudder, NJ. D., late of
Cincinnati, says Of Golden Seal root:
Sin relation to Its general ELECTS on the
system there y no p,edtetrs y i.as oh9t.! ,phfah
lis nniperyalIy regarded ~ ths tonic useful in
all sdabilitated stntesH e.
Il Prot. Il. Bartholow, NJ. D.. ~ Jefferson
\ dical College, says OF Golden Seal:
Il ssssH :inshl In uterine hens2rfhage. Mcnor-
tnE%in Rlpod!pH aud cangestiye dyslnenor-
fhNR lpa!nfnl tnenstrusiion).o
55ss l)r, i lsTce'S FayOrtte Prescription faith
fully represents all the bove named In.
gradients end c,Tas the dlsea ses for hlch
- NJ commended /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
GuFFEY rs ENDORSED
PennsyIynnIn stnte Committees Adopts
RESOLUTIONS supporting Him.

Pennsylvania Suite COfnmittcc Adopts
Rcsol,ltiOns supporting HIM.
HARRISBURG, Y A.. July =. The
Democratic State COMMITTEES tonight
recognized Colonel James NJ. Guffey,
Of Pittsburg, as the leader Of the
Democracy Of Pennsylvania, in spite
OF the fact that he was 6ousted from
the state chairmans hip at ? enver, and
while indorsing the candidates on the
national ticket. voiced in strong terms
disapproval OF the unseating Of the
Pennsylvania delegates by the creden-
tials committee at Denver.
The meeting was attended by sew
enty-six OF the eighty four members
OF the committee. and they not only
proclaimed their fealty to Guffey by
passing resolutions in which he was
praised for his work for the party and
his leadership upheld, but a resolution
Intended to- secure recognition for
James Kerr. the sitting member OF the
national committee, was laughed at
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0|L TRUST WINS
IN HIGHER COURT

fContinued From First Page.)
the heneflcinries OF tile determinations,
mems the sviping out OF an industry
OF town, OF city, mt tile command
OF an oficer OF q private corporation,
that rnllroad Inequality IL tho basis OF
monopoly and tho wrongful concen-
tratlon Of wealth, that no law Of more
vital Importance wns ever passed by
Congress and that those guilty Of vio.
Inting 1t are guilty Of . serious crime
against the principles OF industrial
freedom and equality.
"Every sentence OF tlHs arraisn-s
4nent II true. That this court rccog-
nfxes the importance Of the enforcc-
nlent OF that act 81 shown In It's af-
fir,nance OF penalties that under other
circumstances would be regarded as
very severe. Dnt the interstate COM
merce law, important ms that law II,
Ii not the only law under which, we
live. We live under guaranty TINT
reaches back TO the beginning OF orr
law, and IL securely planted IN every
Constitution OF civilized government,
that no one shall be punished until he
has been heard, and above this funda-
mental guaranty there can be Vet NO
higher prerosativc, for let It once
come to pass that under the stress OF
enforcing equality, amy power In the
government may override the fundn-
mental rights Of being Judged only
after having been duly tried--a right
Just as essential in the nssoclnted rela-
- nvsotR ne ~ V,,n,, Ia
tho relationship OF co-partners, or to
men Observation-Disclosures will remain
mo- commerce worth the name to safe
guard. The beginning OF commerce Is
government, and the
Of constitutional govern
mcnt Is the faith TINT every guaranty
OF our institutions. no matter what
the provocation, would be sncrcdly obs
served"
The courtroom was crowded with
and newspaper men when
Judges Grosscup. Baker and Seaman
took their seats Judge Grosscup did
not read the document, merely refer
ring to it by number and stating that
the case had been reversed and re-
rnanded.
Stock Goes Up.
There was jubilation among the
standard OH lawyers, VINO declared
that the decision had been expected
the government attorneys went QUIET
" to District Attorney Stn1s's Off &c
to study the document. The whole pro-
ceedings occupied only a few minutes.
News OF the verdict spread rapidly.
and Standard OIL stock jumped fourteen
points. rise Of sixty-eight points since
morning. Wall Street report
I'D large demand among investors.
Ind to-day's price. 1864 per share. Is
the highest at which the stock has
sold since the decision OF Judge Lam
dis.
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The BeerThat Made Milwaukee Famous

that the Republican candidate has
initiative since he was nominated.
Every advance step he has taken since
the Chicago convention has been for
the purpose OF meeting such a step
already made by Mr.. Bryan. Publicity
OF all campaign contributions was de-
that all such contributions to the Dem
ocratic campaign would be published
before the election. Judge Taft says
there shall be publicity after election.
Overlooked the Law.
Judge Taft made virtue OF declar-
Ing that no corporation contributions
to the campaign fund would be re-
lceived. but the declaration was made
after Mr. She ldOn. treasurer OF the Re-
publican National Committee. had
stated that contributions from corpo-
rations would be acceptable. This
latter eclaration was made before Mr..
year, largely through the influence
of Senator Tillman, passed a law pro-
hibitfng corporations from contribute
ing to campaign funds. 1t Is q slgnt-
yfcant fact that Judge Tafts declara-
ton that no corporation gift would
be received came after the publication
Of the fact that Congress had forbid.
Legislation which was very generally
s. .The fact that Mr.. Roosevelt backed
Judge Taft for the nomination. WAS a
source Of great strength. But It is
'qui te- anothe r matter When the candf-.
date for the presidency emily con-
fesses that he does not want his speech
ered until It has been 0. KID by the
President. t5S5s 5.sts{s stiess&
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TAFT OFF FOR OYSTER BAY
Goes 10 Submit Speech to President,
COnferA With YlRRiniana.a u.

IOe6 10 summit speech 10 PfeAldcnt1
Confers with VirEinians.
HOT SPRINGS. VA. July al ndge
William Fl. Taft left here at s:45 o'clock
tonight for Oyster Bay to confer with
President Roosevelt regarding his Gin
icinnati speech accepting. the Republi-
can Ivn presiaental nom min, He VII
ternoon, leaving the Chesapeake and
Ohio train at Jersey City at o'clock,
and making the trip across New York
and down Long Island by automobile.
Mr.. TAFT will doubtless be the guest
of the President Thursday night. He.
has arranged to leave New York Friday.
afternoon for Cincinnati, where he will
O'Clock.
More Virginia Republicans arrived.
here to-day, and Mr.. Taft held an in-s
5terview with the entire delegation,
which represcnted every congress ional
district in tn o State. Representative
Siemp. who heads the delegation says
the railroads have offered very sat
.lsfactory rate from all points in the
State to Hot Springs for the intended
rally In August.
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Heard and Seen
in Public Places
are plainly two sides TO
the question Of the method Of
nominating party candidates for


Office said an East Virginia
Democrat at the Lexington
last night, land although I have been a
consistent advocate of the primary system.
I can see the advantages of party conven-
tons Perhaps the greatest benefit which
which emanates from 1t. and which Is car
RED back into the homes Of the people by
the delegates and visitors who attend. Say
what you Will. but this helps in the cam
paign which follows An old fashioned.
'hurrah party convention, with the sounding
ulates the workers to go forward In the
subsequent battle with "a determination
which frequently cannot result from pri-
mary. Another advantage is that In q con-
vention the party men may get together and
make platform. which lss Impossible under
the primary system. There is still another
advantage, and this is as worthy OF consid :
eratlons as either OF those first re ferred to-
The convention system ohviates the prob ;
ability OF the nomination OF minority
the plurality rule prevails 1t frequently hap
pens that where more than two candidates
are running for a nomination some one is
named who lis clearly not the choice OF q
majority of all those participating In the
selection. In this respect 8the primary is
as enuncated BY our fathers. 7 believe in
uniformity OF method and uniformity OF
date in the choosing OF delegates, and II
some plan had been provided for these re
forms there would never have been q pri-
as the United States senatorship Is con-
cerned, favor direct, Statewide primary,
but as to other offices, II We would adopt
q plan Tor q delegated convention having
all. he delegates chosen at the same time
the Democratic. party would be taking any
backward step" "a 655ag
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GOOD;
outlook BRIGHT
CONTINUED From First Page.o
her OF visitors - Fairyiew to-day. most
of them callins out OF mere curiosity.
DEMOCRATS REJOICE
Believe Tafts Dependence Upon Roose-
welt VIII Injurc Him.

[Erom Our Re gular correspondent
WASHINGTON. D. G., July 22:---.'.NV hat
is all this foolishness about Kentucky
s selag Hs pmss XII: aEssa
lucky, at the New Willard to-day. ut
Is utterly absurd to predict anything
of the kind. It 8 my deliberate Judg-
.mcnt that Kentucky VIII give Bryan
Il. may be even larger. All factions
OF the Democratic party in Kentucky
are united I have not seen greater
harmony in the party IN the State an
poll the full party strength, which
means an overwhelming majority in
the State" II
Senator McCreary. who believes there
is lent chance Of the election OF
the national ticket, would notfindicatc
-sition OF CHI airmans OF the national cOm-
5mittee. I'll think. this choice should be
left to the cand idate.. he said. There
M Is NJ man pansp the ieavs wh4 pyad
knows more about conditions in the
Democratic party In every State, and
knows more about individual D emo
Gratis, than any other8man living He
Will make a wisel selectto on"
Taft and Roosevelt
Several Demo Gratis OF prominence to-,
day Expressed delight over the action
of Judge Taft in taking his speech Of
acceptance to Oyster Bay to have It
edited by President Roosevelt before
1T is delivered.
S5a Judge Taft was nominated as Mr..
Roosevelt's candidate. The distin-
'guished Repub leans VIII o foug hit for
the nominatton.of some other man al
legged throughout the preliminary cons
test for the Nomination that Judge
Taft did not stand for himself, as did
the otller asp irants, but that he was
running as&sthe Roosevelt $cand idate,
and that without the approval OF the
White House he would no t have a ghost
of % show for the nomination, This Is
now generally admitted. The TRUTHS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23

been for two weeks. Is
folk. is visiting Miss salliet Turpin.
Mrs. Joseph Bethel. Of Weldon, N.
Perry Street.
Miss Dorothy Gilbert has returned
home from Centralia, where she has
been visiting friends:
Miss Kathleen Wilkerson, OF Pow
hatan. is the guest OF her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Mollie Turpin. on Porter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23

when presented by delegate who waa5
a personal friend OF Kerr. The strength
OF the Kerr faction in the committee
was insignificant, and did not attempt
to oppose the recollection OF State
Chairman George NJ. Dimeling. a friend
OF Colonel Guffey, who was chosen to
serve for year from the first OF next
January. The ndherents OF Kerr Of
fered no Opposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
QUITS THE POPULIsTs.
Virginia Member OF Nationa lCommit.
tee Declares for Bryan.

Especial TO The mes.Dlspatch.J
a.. July 22.-Generals
Vincent "A. Witcher, of Riceyille this
county. has rendered his resignation5as
the member from Virginia Of the Na-3
stional Committee OF the Populist party
and will support Bryan for the presi-s
idency. General Witcher's resignation
" ntt1cant, a he has been q Popu-5
time he supported all Of the nominees
EIe call s upon other Populists to lay
aside their prejudices and support the
Democratic nominees. So
The restgnationgsof General Witcherl
followed his re- eipt syesterday OF lets
ter requesting him to attend a meeting
this m onth4 of tho national com mittces
In Chicago In a letter published this
afternoon he expresses regret at leav-}
ing the party with which he has long
been associated, scores the Repnbli-
cans, md urges all Populists to vote
for Bryan. and repudtate Taft. tho
.llegatee of Roosevelt boss In a coun-s
try where every man s 4 a d sovereign:
or sh ould be- ss33ifg {}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
THE TIMES D1sPAToH RICHMOND UIY ~ 1905
rullan,, I congratulate you: adtniral.

Fullar1, onsratuIhte you adn1iraIs p
you. IF
The President, Mrs. Roosevelt ana
other members OF the PRESIDENT FAM
ily ana party were guests at luncheon
Of Rear-A Admiral and Mrs. Merrell Ali
the navy families In the vicinity were
Invited to meet the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, and the function had at
times the appearance OF gay lawn
party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
Behcaded for TNIurder.,,

# REIRERG, sAXONY, July h q. -
Crete Beir, the INTERCHANGEABLE
daughter Of the Mayor OF ITreiberg.
was 3beheaded last might between dark
der OF the man to whom she was on =
gagged to he married, re- l,I #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
BR0JEsTVENsKY NOT DEAD

n Hlll III N, July 22.--,ph 4 announce
nlent made from bad Nauhein. and sent
out by the Associated Press, that tce,ri
Aamhs a
lated by the &lapanese In the pat LEI
Of the Sea Of JapR IN MaYs 4 $685. had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
nrts,o, = $50, =. !. =. \, =

Bristol to Hulld city Hall.
for the erection OF a cItyHha,l for Brlst oil,
Va, was. awarded to-nightsgto j., II. Mc-
Crary A. Son. OF this city their bid helm g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23

J. NJ, Blnford, charged with stealing
two typewriters from the sUndarWo bod
TypeWrlterS Compa ny. appeared In Po-s
lice Court again yesterday morning
and the case was againacontinued to-
the 30th. He was hailed IN tho sun m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23

died there on the night Of July 18th
from heart trouble is incorrect
"A Russian named Rojestvensky did
the admiral.
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Continue Typewriter Case y.

Mr.. James b. Blanks. prominent citizen
OF Petersburg. was In the city last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23

Judge w. s. Gooch. of Charlottesville. is
registered at the Jefferson. Bi3 s5}S. 4
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-30
BOTH CANDIDATES
At SYRACUSE
Strenuous Campaign Continues Un.
abated In New York and other
Eastern States

by Associated Press
New Nork, Oct. 20.-rhe Principal
presidential candidates, following day
~ busy campaigning upstate will reach
Syracuse tonight, where both are schedul.
sd to speak Taft beenR the days tour
with a speech at Lyons, and then travelled
eastward
bryans days campaigning In New York
state easried him westward Former
judge Alton D parker expects 10 speak
with tRyan at Syracuse tonight. The
unnlua matcsof Taft and Bryan continue
thcir campaign work In their home states.
sherman is NJ Alabany and Kern made
several addresses IN Indiana.
Tonight Secretary Of the Treasury Geo
D Cof,elyou speaks IN New York; Secre-
tary Root is In Toledo. Postmaster General
Meyer is IN Relalrc Md. Candidates
Chohu and Watson are In Ohio today
higsen Is IN New Jersey and Debs, In his
"rod speeiai tours Illinois
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-30

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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-30
.BRfANS PARTING
PLEA To VOTERS
NJ Dp1ig if DsrEezst1s Tac1erY &
s1 Ets beaeys u is Pplceg
Tnrr 90 AMI Vsss

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81 afD fa3v or ps1eles sose asao hase
tsef nHsss oygrses I swate Il asae Fea
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g0s Exss1tas ia ygse early 40 o9g1tss
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fas leray la iis esaetKs1 e1ssSe. zad
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gDis ssfaeassese else. even 4 faot NEEDED
ia yswa Acaiity Noftf Notsi Ans tiasn
g0s can uBsoe te more heartily Ia the
yietDrY Yours srlsy
m J. Bsrss
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-30

Ma uue haw leags tAat ST. hYana
aleoilan Nauid lsasahe an industrial com
mouai ahd hnaaelal ea,aoYsm New
Nnft iielald AUGUST inOu
The ilelad ahauti ieshaps lhavr madn
j paupa u gsppplaAa 0ae il the tene
apiaN et tlass iayodllsm % apeolai aie
iieee aud The oihet ls the aIhhe,lae idiot
,sha neeel lhekiae og blmselt repeats
iA,ml hhe tho ewaa put Iut0 his mouth
~ olhegs
lhe hpnehplaiiea 81 plaaa lasmlIlam q
apeplal nlyiieses vhu ee aheut tlrratlna
and geilelatina ,hat l.glau elta ationmeaas
basleess disas,u' s4s dahl IN assuming
that L msans geatls t., themselves ha.
eaNse lhes knee he eiu ,ake flom them
lhs ualah ADVANTAGE thes have Nne "a.
iosea Whigb vlll yssppie lhes tataeAA.
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.ianaaI g Lfats1

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-rrubs d Ell N'hsf sage d apa
tuu undergoing sunaH r mF f hf
nmg 1Hguliaf aaeiuauH ID na history
81 rsgriEa-tm
White cruising iu southern Wuisasf
-i,s saipmer was eEugia lI . rfeiallse
Hiprm wma1 renorHd arpuuf the Feh-
So it Ruat q mauns abaa III i8w 81
hsr maEI were fvamaa 1t 1hs1f Htspf
When lnf HaaJ carpenters luTaa4 "a,
&C Lns anbumer pramrnaT tp begin
ming thsif wnrE Lns.v eaut B,areslg
sHhezs 1haiT RneE Plainly slms -
tarT motion - wtna and storm lad
eauBnt lne 1lg8eg in iererare f-rt-
ing lbeu 3uw hG5 weT around ~
explanation 4n urersd faf De lnz-Ftf
ngi aamtu una a Gbt vessel Az fgar
Rrs standing ana hare nae1 carrying
aaa Il lne VIZ te prt go other aazD-
ugs wa rangres dwanr 1bs u1eru
anc a3logug.t fts uiagtE were turned
lheT were Dgf 15urat n tie least
Pie uefdde1s is fhe frft g "a EBE
r Las meneoraat e me eadsE1 nsvigss.
anf sbpw fhe tsmhpf Ebey EEY lha1
q gH lhs freaEr gales reported 1f ms
nafnta lids Ar lie HrEuesEl. and zaarT
'ef aaeae 20 bs1le7e tbe STORY Entr thsy
hae visited ne Tsfd and sasvs3 tas
alaosnlef themselves --EsuEtor Tran
BcrDt
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baldwin patten weddInr

Guy fattcn, city attorney Of vlnita has
gone q Indlann. whore on October 20, he
viii be married 10 Miss Pearl Baldwin, at
the Methodist church In reue Iaute, Me.
ratten and bride will then return to Vi
nlta 60 make their future home, Miss
naldwln Is known in Vinlta. having visit
rd here during the summer Of 1907
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D. kseilg Afg fevssea' Gfsls s,>nt y
b 'ils pesf legislative aae ~ psaasy
alli hase 8 sissyq Business nan ea-
igfe9 gentleman aaq, plthgi se,a
pssi,i9sf ang citizen "a lis representative
fab4n i fapaiAs u sa.rsss n aay Ass
n business aisi requires sg',4 seHss. ifiag
pliaisie Emery aD9 sioa laissiiiy u
0siaipHaa rants - appy business isln.
aDies - iis administration. faehn giil
b. ~ isHilla, ground snd vii b. . yaia.
alie HHg lH councils " stats Then
seai0 Faplin bellsyea n tlie lseiie aaa
i democrat - he eWe Iie hss falti
10 ne things fhs great party u jefferson
stands fsf spd would u0fh q see them
dqmiuaHi IL lhis splendid nes SKATE 4
clear beaded a. sighted man si,o epuld
ill iataef Dlses than 4 seal ~ the alaie
Legislators uiih credit % himself and honor
~ fl8aa be- viii represent Il u ggfid
aman - sse meH # = n FsfenHs eHi
sbfe sent ~ The lsaisiaiWe f IL a s9fi
u aaw ptdef of things and f.lfisnds bet
ter and mofe Intelligent Legislation than
uiDsl si8tf Legislatures eglitd aut
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-30
cssklna lnss me Fusur.

A nziniEief ~ 3 church In Edinburgh.
sc0tians. recently surprised the con.
ErsESften a. = Sunday evening ser.
vice By handbag ia his resignation.
He vas only 60 years Cd and was ia
rood health and Yigor The following
Sunday . committee q the members
waited uDon Ain and expressed their
re@rst A. the step be vas about 10
take They said 70 him. You have
plenty Of work IA you Jet. Why re-
sign Yes" Be replied. 4 know
bat 200 had bsttsr acespt my resigna,
tion nov. When I am 70 you viii nok
Be abba 70 get rid Of me"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-30

he besl and mpas effective argument
aaalnat lhe lilllnpa It1ke bill Is the pae
tioai working af lhe measnle Ia every
community Ia 0tiahoma Il bas Increased
the Illicit aale "a IL iulusipanis mofe thnn
enc hundred prs cent Ia the slate Vote
Il uul u ihe w8Y 81 thnt sa0e law Gun
be enaeied vhen tbe leaiaiufe meeta IA
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