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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05
Iam.nla ana $40 LIna go.

March 3. --On last M0nday Mrs. G.. r
Brown returned hons after weeks so
journ with her daughter. Mrs. j. a..
Terrell. She was accompanied By Miss
Annabel Copeland, with whom Miss
NaggIe Brown returned 10 Mr.. j. "a.
Ferrell's.
This scribe, on Tuesday morning. car
ried around 3 petition 70 the Fiorida
legislature. asking that al amendment
10 che Constitution for State wide pro.
tina near future b. the citizens Of Flor
IDA With al my heart I favor and will
work for thia amendment. and win re-
j0icc % zee the day when the liquor
traffic Il driven not only from Florida.
bat from the United States
Several farmers have planted corn IN
this viclnity.
We hesr that Mr. Henry Hancock has
bought q part. e not all, Of tae A. G.
Brown lands wing near here. IN Grady
countys Ca. We hops Mr. Hancock
vii prosper.
NJ. Eugene Cromaftie. who sells
goods foF ~. & n. VanBrunt. az o..
monia, vent 10 Thomasvills on business
yesterday.
ar G. &. Brown. IT,, has re,uned to
DorWood, hls native bone. and win
1nke q crop there THE year No went
o Aelralf Monday On 6,u,ntsa
Ihs ~ Il d. mail carriers aEt c1n-
planning that 4 fruat deETcaee "a Ihs
smc1at 81 NAIL mSIftf hn1 9tao1 place.
it Is dna mostly ,o l1e faeI thaf go ~
EI1 sut Der 90 o1 q ga
p. roolt4 al4 no3 rtneN|FN t0t
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05


ortineafs ~ railroad Iecols. tcfnI1a'8'
lection bosses. its roadofd. r1i'1 rights
81 way. and every GDFuIiennnep o. tlt
r4,lrh1d and niated them In evidence 'l
the pending law auii g. show what ~
inrrrtmert ia and hi tbIs way raises
the issue thrt the State cummie1io1's
race 81 Yates. ~. 81 are c0nlecalofY,
and viii not permit q reasonable earning
uu0r ia iuvestmenf. And under the
laws 0f Florida the Railroad Commits.
eion has employed an engineer. and Glib
male. IA their own behalf, their galea.
lion ~ the physical property 81 this
cOafanding and iitgati1g railroad.
So. ~. Chairman. u q conflict should
come. as Il will come, In the courts Of
ne United States On TIE part 81 che
Attorney General Of the United States
and his aasistauts. % infOfce any rats
or series Of rates prescribed By The In
ierstate Commerce Commission, forany
railroad. their FIRST plea IN such courts
would 81 chat their Investment was ~
large. and their physical property 20
great IN value. that ouch rate, 81 rates,
in their operation, would not permit the
railroad company 70 earn q reasonable
cOmpensation upon 10 Investment This
kind Of physical valuation b en- essen
tai part OF the Interstate Commerce
COMMISSIONS power 20 sustain IN court
the business and reasonableues8 OF
the rates they prescribe for the
railroads. Unless they haYe this phy5i-
cal valuation OF the properties OF the
railroad companies, then when they are
met By the pleas IN the Federal courts
Of the railroad attorneys that their
rates are unjust and unreasonable, and
are eonfseat0ry in their nature, and In
| their effect, the commission and its At
toFneys, and the Federal. government
viii be pOwerllss % sustain their con,
tentions that 4heif rates are just and
reasonable.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05
DAKOTA sos.
A Typical waaSsrias wsstsrhsr sees
TalIahasseo.

Dakota Bob. 4" a typical Western,r
Of the "Bulfalo Bill" type. long hair,
wide sombrero and picturesque dress, Il
Ia Tallahassee enFoute % The City Of
Mexico from the City Of WashlngtOn.
"Bob" h a champion walker. H. has
been around the world twice and across
b. continent OF America elk times. ba
sides having visited every capital ely Ia
the United Sta g. and d making hts
~ sent trip % win q wager Of $1,000
pat up by the Golden Cape Athletic
Club, AZ Portland. Oreron. and re
kuickcrbocker Athletic Club. of New
York City. lie left Washington on The
i6th day OF lagt October, and "a due 10
reappsar IN that city On the sans date
81 me present year
"bob' has & fancy for colioclins IN.
pIessIons Of government Scala. and viii
deliver a. impro1ai1n az ne zeal Of TIE
United States % pre1i6e1t DIaa. ol
NeNco Willis here De pbt1incd FROM
Governor 0IlehFlal onr 81 BE o1at1n|r
|aenNuf1I po1IeNfd 8l41wtnIEd W.lh
I|1f8l'E 1taNHIN M rE bearing lte
dottfnof eva
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

Why should those driven Out Of other
-sele- tngs their eyes toward Florida :
mas hFf N..s--. s,iyen anv iutima-
iion that they have = spec -esiTc TO
secure outl9wed business. and the men
Engaged theroinG II not Why Is Florida
becoming the mecca Of che saloonist,
and why are the eyes o. the race track
gambling fraternity fastened with hope
upon her, and the legislators soon 10 a..
somble heref II Il because they think
We are fer sale, and that II they viii
pay or price We viii admit anything
and foFtify Il with protection laws7
" 30, whence originated this opinion
81 Florida. and her legislature
II is hard 10 wipe out e slain on char.
aoter, but our legislature soon 10 as.
aemble should give such q singing re-.
bake 10 attempt 10 foist universal and
hurtful Institutions upon us, that such
attempts will cease for al time 70
come.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05
BRIDGE PARTY
Given b. Mrs. Allies. Of Atlanta, At the
LeOn Hotel.

One of the most delightful events Of
the past week at the Leon Hotel was
the bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs
J. p. B. Allen. Of Atlanta, Ga. Adopts
In the art Of entertaining, every detail
Of the occasion expressed good taste
and WAS q fitting climax 20 the social
season. The guests who enjoyed the
game were Ar. and Mra. ]. p. B. Al
len. Mira James G. Globes, Governor
Albert w. Gllehrist, Mrs Bentley,
Youngstown, Quo, Mr. and Mra. Chas
Soaring and Miss Soaring, New York
City, Miss Raney, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander McDougall. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley,
So. Louis. Mo-, hiss Jessie Thompson,
Spartanhurg. s. e.. Kisses Jessie Ed
mondson and Glenn Hampton, Mrs. o.
" Stewart, youngstown. Ohio. Mr.. t.
p. Williams, Dr. s. n. Tucker, Judge
w. p. Oven, Judge George w. Walker,
Mr. G o. Andrews and Mr.. q. Kel
lum.
Mrs. GIbbes received the ladies prize,
a beautiful hand-painted bo.sboh dish.
decorated with cherokee roses, while
The ReutlemaEs prize, q handsome
fudge set, was awarded % Mr. j. G..
KrNum
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

The tenth biennial report o. tie Com
missioner Of ARricult0re beginning
ionadry !, 1907, and endlne December
si, 1905. hes been received BY The True
Democrat
Commlssioner MclAa Issues TIE most
iutersstins o. 40 ihe reports thus enc.
nalas from tho eapllsl. booauss ( en-.
htseta every vocation 10 which tho far.
nef 81 agr'eal,urlnl plays apart and
lheg eomposo the great body az oof
poor's Tho comparison % lhq sol
precincts iwm yesr % year make quite
- eflsscilFs nnd inrtruefiye oloig
Ite haok also conlaln1 reDof.a On lho
maaaIsgiart 81 shf State. fall 81 WALTZ
kole IofNallan
ha'l Ine goInnt 8 devoted 90
info nH 4lNl tGe State Bf|s0na.
end IS aH eloia'ls ana tGs
iema M N.It
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05
WE sEE IT pIFFERENT.

The True Democrat Is not at ali a
partisan Of Ex-Governor Broward.
There was much IN bis administration
to condemn, and during his concluding
two months we did not hesitate 10 eriti-
else him for abuses, as we understood
them.
But there was never yeta man wholly
wrong, and this editor cannot condemn
everything done and advocated BY FLOR
ida's most recent ex- governor.
II is our honest opinion, from such
Information as we have been able toob-
tain. that the drainage movement Is
one Of the most important projects Of
the times. and that The work in the
Everglades will ultimately be Of ines
Unable value TO the State. A friend
and Subscriber in Gainesville, who
claims that he spent much time in the
Everglades and was in a position TO
judge Of the ultimate suceess 90 the
project, writes. criticisIng our editorial
Of che past week. and says the lands
cannot be drained.
We do not discredit the ability Of the
gentleman or the honesty OF bis opin-
ion. But the old sdsge has Il, that
zone fact 10 worth a pound OF argu-
ment," and Il Ia an established fact
that the lands are already being rapidly
drained, and farms exist today where
few months since was a wilderness Of
water.
The work ls proceeding without ex-
pense 10 the State. Why not let Il con.
time. and when a failure. then Il will be
time enough to heap opprobriu upon
every man connected with the project.
---~-~-~~~~,~~~-~---~
Brother Farmer, Of the Bronson
Democrat, sings out a great chunk Of
wisdom occasionally. and the following
- one Of his best
The express companies should not he
regulated bat abolished. II Is a whe,
within a wheel 10 double tax the peo-
pie. Toe railroads Transport the mat
ter and we pay the express company 10
deliver H. The railroad could deliver Il |
just as veil and at a material saving 20 [
the people. IL Is q needed reform.
So say we. II there Is 40 imposition |
Ou the face Of the earth il is the ex-
press companies.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

rNrNlflrIF n1gerfeol1rnt4 afe nct eecrDied
go 'nr4tet In dis neaErapef % hnF pflee q
HrNrf anv conditions ~ cIFttu4laNfeas lfot .
slnrIe ora be- ever Grpearel N ~
NTuIplfesE advert .sarrnla under two months
q rsrfs - iIIlh ffrf Inarffi1n and lb cents peI
80 fof rntf snIae1Urnt Insertion. tIcrizD5 en1
1i.ft ffrtfar ~ cent? per inFh eEch ie4ul. 30 90
4ffiIeslrni ron after e1Itgaet expires. Aqfals ~
f1adInF uInilcf, aaffrt n4N1 anlDnf ply Etlalls
nalfrF 8 rnnfa a Ire rnfh ir1ue. Az shanFfs OF
aferTi.sfl1dnia ~ anyfhl1R intended ~ Fapiifa-
fIls r,nal b. hanlCd ln n1l later han lhuralnY
n|rtt 81 receive prontpt attention.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

The palatka News attributes the sue
cess Of Pensacola's Mardl Gras 70 a
small editorial paragraph IN The True
Democrat Well. II IL added one person
tie crowd who attended that show.
are sorry oft
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05
u TQnAcCo UNExcELLRp.
avana News reports that he
gghgo around that town vii

agana News reports that the
Fehgo around that town win
same a. last yeHr. and
you can scare ne people
keep them scared.
81 same conditions exist around Tai
sse, The people know The great
b.. Of their product and will plant
yaaf just IS they Ga last
heg ero encouraged to 40 thisby OK.
iobeceo men. who lnsist that che
zee % thls section has no superior.
sm B. sehradef, special agont 81
areau o. plant industry. United
Departments Of Agriculture. IN 3
communication 70 the Mobile
gelal Clab, made this statement:
Eumatra wrapper grown n
3 uneKcelied - q wrapper for
any wrapper grown n che
rnilng On this TIE Southern Tc-
eafnal says:
81 "a opinion from one vhosepo.
81 y aueh ~ % breed caution ln
omenls, end sweeping aa Il seems.
te accepted ~ authoritative. it
sps ti,ai h the aoll and under sbe 81.
'aeheo ol lhe climate Of Florida this
obsceo has been improved IN iia merits
y wrapper beyond those Il possesses d
b lhe habitat from when u derives lls
lame.
That ltbhould b. more sought after
han an other tobacco leaf by cigar
nakeFs.. Be q natosal consequences q the
.leh enisem n which i e he'd.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

svery case Of bdckache. weak
bladder Inflammation, and rho
ans is dangerous n neglected. ~
sch II ubles are nearly always d4 4
seak kidneys Take DeWilts Kldnt'
% Bladder Pills. They ere anll
~ end sOothe main quickly. In
1Fon DeWitt's Kidney and Dle
pills. For weak Kidneys and nadn|
walton 81 the bladder they afo en
"a ed. Regular size. SOC. Sold h
y Tallahassee Drug Co.
sfa--s-s----,------.--.-,.a...
Ny line OF Rugs and Mattinee az co
n ) n IHEos
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

II the Pinellas peninsula becomes q
new county Il is understood that Clear
water shall be the county site.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

Miss Adele Gerard will have
Opening Of Spring Millinery en- WEI
ne clay, Marcn lU,n, 1909.
NJ Cards.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

The Norwegian bark lai1
stranded on Southwest Cape. has
wrecked and all the equipment wiz
sold at auction on the 6.b ines ~ g
4. j. Jenkens.
II. and B. r. Camp Steamship
Said Oh Saturday last, and eau ~ & r.
hundred and nineteen smiles.
Dredge Caucus r. lifting mud n
Psss go - l-Tiye us g feet oge
bar.
MAJOR III. S. mattair is pudding
work on his concrete building. aaa
have ir completed and ready for al.
pancy by the bank April lsf.
j. H. Mage has commenced ga
build his store and residence chat
destroyed by the recent IRE.
Q. G. MoOring. Of Panacea. "a sheaf
hands with his old friends here.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

We will pay three cents each f0f
FIRST ten copies Of The True Demos
OF February 26th Left at Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
CATTLEMEN
INTERESTED PARTIES

Fort Worth. Tex. April ie-sln The
ajunetion proceedings instituted BY
he County Attorney Of Usage county,
lk., Texas catflemen shipping to that
lnctson are confronted with i prob
EN- That promises heavy losses, even
houHh the effects are but temporary
Dae 10 the long dyonlh aud short
snga consequent throughout the cat-
IL diatrlcis II TEXAS. q heavy MOVE
nenl 10 Oklahoma IS already under
way. Range reports lot the last week
ecelved al The Cattle Raisers' head
4uartera show an aggregate o. 24a
ars about l.sll head. en route from
south and Southwest Texas. With Tie
addition Of many more heIne driven
ron ranges Is shipping points esti-
matted Az Headquarters 10 reach about.
o .pts head. u addition q tiia. Pete
s~qrosEina rs shipping ebout SQoa head.
rom Colorado cts. Practically ail 0i
tho cattle inebided Ia THESE figures
ere Tor tie Usage country. 70 they arc.
held up. even temporarily it f. easy
% see the loss % shippers ~ various
ways. THESE ere che Views og the sil
aaiion at Cattle RaiaeFa' as~aaciellon
headquarters. Marion Sanction said.
lhls evcninE
~ know but little eoacernlng the
merits Dc Ire eaae, hnt IA my epinlen
there VIII n4thlng come 81 L. Nalde
ffom 90 temporary effects upon ship
pera who are not m0vIng cattle 10 file
0apne country. do not consider ihal
there are ans grounds far TIE action
taken 10 prevent the paalufage 81
Texas cattle IN Oklahoma There are
already IAouaaada of these cattle ln
0saee county. and t - IS lanch IN
lpcied nov aa VI would be bY al the
cattle 10 BE- shipped Ihla season there
fore lha %faitanlne Of Fexaa cattle in
shat section would moi BE deiFlmeni
al but, d the contrary would be q
benaAl Ia The country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

ffofoqf edAcef nutrition i~Htraasea
fell NfaMsh MATES pasRes fbe easlmlla.
ZION Of Inpd tlfenElhenn nerves. N.
elfeses h|aoa %ealfusclaa hnilda 40.
safely and quickly muscles and aolid.
hNAlllly Nah ana rounds uui lhe Na.
nIss
tnf WiAaRH Msn na8Ne NunaNg sigf
isN o. abSthIne bneHufe ~ ihlnaegs
NfNsohe may prove a retaiatipn.
nsaH yoH nothing % prove the fe-
MalkAble Nffheie pfa prnlnn HIt IA nnns
ID tlaAN 10 toe mpli delicate system
TNe NFolpW C~YmNanF.ii5S proi0ne.
NlNa. Detroit. Mloha Wil Send you on.
receipt ai gAAf name aua eaaress. a
fee 60+ Iackase az prolonh With full
n~HlfacSionH b prove fhat II a1eg enc
Ndfk, also their hpok o. why You
AYA Thin free u charge giving facis
which will p%febahly asluRish yon. send.
coupon heIaW toaay wlih yonr name
and addfess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
CREEK INDIAN
RANgHMAN LEAVES
100000 ESTATE

Special 10 DaIiy Leader.
/ nQiw1leeei Dkl fA4lh N~The vim
Of me fate nhifofd Miildf Crock in'
jlsn sad ranchmpn. Who dlpl Ia Los
/ Angeles. Cal. ten Nays neo ana mites.
red IN ihe ctnplefy n this city Thurs
day of2the past week. WIS nl6d for
Probate villa County judge Airxanaer
today III TIE win the widow ol ms
deceased and her son. Bluiofd w.
Mnlefs Jf. wero given Nae aalions
wood ranch, nenr lsanford. OK. and
NE Min fanclt. near tabs ely. with
cattle end horses amounting 70 up.
wards az Sb0,EAo and the balance ~
the eslpte. estimated al 1s60.0n0. was
equally divided umong me heirs.
musher. son ami three daughters. Mrs
Harry Hart Of Tulsa mrs I'd Hart.
and Mrs I'd Ferris. who now reside
on ne Miller ranch ~ Bald nm near
this eits Hart. . sonin-law Is mined
VI pKecutof and administrators and
Moore A Nuble attorneys.
Hluiord Miller was 4 Greek Indian
IL extraordinary business ability (1u
amassed BIS fortune BY cntiIA raiaing
ana ihseatmenta Ia city property 10
Tnlse. Nfuskoapo aud Okmulgee, buy.
ing what Il some Of the choice
est fropell{ "a the three cities in
gae emily history 81 them all and
boldluk & The hrzi piece al proper
~ w ever sold was lots ID Tulsa
which brought him s2o,000 deeds Ter
which we're executed just prior 10 mtg
death lie had heoA sick for q long
iinie pfi0f to his death ana travelled
extensively Ia an attempt 30 REGAIN
his health. re wes a large lwner o.
land and had great ambitions n build
np 0 great Fortune % its develop
meni INTO ranches
Ills estate @ lands arr located %
and near sume AZ lle hesi Oh pcols ID
the Mi1koniineni al fields md bids
iair t0 become very profitable from
Oh royalties alone. ile nopar leased
BET one small tract.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

many ppople ohieet 70 taking me.
sieapg medicines usually prescribed
bg pAgsiciaaa far ~fheumaiiam There
Is 40 need o%lslnieruai treatment 81
any case of muscular vi chronic
rheuuatlam. aud more than niue out
~ every TEN eases vi tho dlaeaee pfa
Of one - the oshes 81 these gafieiias
Waen There 81 an fewer ana liltle re
anil swelling, 59u mag know That {
" only necessary 70 anblg ghamhtf
laIh's hinlmehl freely 10 SCI auick
relief Try ~ Far este ~ e Fl
nenifo,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

native chiefs and Wise men. for ths
Colonel himself doas nnl smoke.
ID milking ones way aerasa the lone
rs Yelat, i QUE finds, beside 4 recent
camp ARE me o~0untenanee of i u1a,
on a tobacco pouch. (emptxls tbs 90
Is 70 BE- considered 4 siea that tla
cnlon=I bag paas9a taai Waf~zbut i
Indicates mat. Ihftesd 81 naIl uufhzm
he has decided Il Offer mis- ElA ~
|"Does Head.
The finding nl an empty can marked
Tortoise Shell Mixture. + Il DO -
aafdNd IA al InfaliIhle sian that SeNTe
iaff Kermit Roosevelt has passed lHal
way The pfeaAnea nl The seeEelaff
IS II WNlI known. Inaleaiez lNa clone
proximity 81 Colonel Roosevelt hI#
|sHlf.
III II hoe ahNaspl H|t Hat af3 NaN
esaf, s fHneHa IS msFa HenuEeS -
zHAisA1. 4 HHnIsN With i AsliaHIA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
nEkuf

Nest women realize shal aaknts Il
largely & matter Of & beautiful com.
aglun. II Is nov known that any
uaHnn nay atalIf end quickly Nain
lA pegIet. rompiexl0n bN / gaN min.
uIes massane each day Nlih Nads
A8l6 Creems This dellNhtlu eros N.
scientifically compounded from Ehe
nlffeaI maalenNl ip4gfNleHt qesuf
Iails 10 hsnlsh Hesklds and 81 iasaal
HfA~oeIcraltan e. II gles NE perep and
ssuas & al impurities. afhaoihes
aWRY Ait Asn|doA eu6 iiaat sc ghe
akM IaAt much anslfai f8lgefy ssh
aaaA ana exquisite elharuhaN ieaFIHR
b Ii slnla If ahlldnke .fIeshne
md hpnaiy Az i heantlfeiHs nseRt
Aailuola (fealn. Where best kuoNa|
IS regarded & necessity NReh Vafk
ESQ ean| slns s binding suafanInh saN
ran salfex hons which IRil iHst lAN aAf
#0nIHa MS have 4 nefIeHf eann|Ex
I'M snaI AZ 81 hIahsesas agtlH siefa
~ and .0a
NATIONAL TOILET ~ HaiIa. Tenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

#FAH' thAN NtaNaH " NiH ttAtN
Il WIS fifty years aeo that Amefi.
van ingenuity solved Che p4 hlem 81
producing. on this side ~ ihe Allan
tie. q champagne frqM American
grapes which. Il point 81 favor. hna.
quiet life, and sparhlA. equals The best
81 foreign wines Prlof d f,at time
'it WA lhu popular belief that only
grapes grown an he lille o. France
nnd ilpaln possessed tAe %heeesaaFy
qualifications cor Vlne-makIhs and
that only The wlnamnkefa ~ South
eFn Europe understood lhe aft 81
pressing the Juice from grapes and
converting II into anafkllnH cham.
paRnH, IN certain apelione eg int
country he soil ana climatic eohdl.
tl0ne we're found 70 b. Ideal FOR the
t~ulligallan of ~vlnamakirK eFapal
ami II " now q generosity aeeeptad
fact that tho srnnes sfoNn n fome
1t these favnf1d lacalltiea siiffSass =
iulelnaao and ilaYnf the finest spfeign
suaclmeps.
SSH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
zone Touch Of Mature Mnkaa Tho
Whnle World KIM

zone Touch OF Mature Mnkaa The
Whole World Kin"
When u rooster finds 4 biz fal worm
81 calls all the hens N fhe farm
yard 10 come and share it a similar
Train 0f human nature IS to be oh
serqeB whom Is man discovers e0lno-
shlne exceptionally good 10 wants
a4l ha friends ana n~eIahhnrA 70 share
he henel4ls oi his discovery This
Il the iuach uf nntg shut makes
tAe whole world kin gals explalnA
Mhy pe0nlc shu nave been cured nv
Chamberlain Cough Remedy write
letters ln the manufacturers for pub
location. that others similarly aillng
may also tlae Il end obtain rellei he'
hind every enc 81 lheso letters Il q
warM hearted wish = the writer 70
be Of USE 70 SOMEONE elee Hnlg REM
cay Ii for ealt BY g II Ren1fo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Eell trained sense Of smellso we'll
trained that he eau recognize he dell
cate fragrance Of Cameron pocket slice
viii know al apca what thai elen ind.
Gates The instant thar laify fragrance
Is waited to biz Henaes the Hell il
formed trailer viii know that. apHsp'
NheFa M the wind Il Secretary kaf.
md AMI somewhere neaE Seerelafy
Kermit Is hunter kuoaefHlt.
Secretary Kermit. IN iaet. Il about
ne bes. equipped smoker II EAST 81
HIeos
Hunter Roosevelt does not AAsoia AZ
III. Hut con Kermit has been ] suck
81 i0F the |aAl Ave years and ian Cot
aneiN Nalchful ere aeN ID harmful
effects from Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Fhe Classy Oh company Ok Madnl.
4ith q capitol stock Of $4,000, The
incorpQraiora are, d. Il. MeAiahan
and ) Wettack 81 kowalac PHI
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81. HeafE IS Shawnee.
FIRST Presbyterian church. III Kfeba.
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Martin MlB aa0 ElegssuE 90. Of
NARROW With d enuIiul stock &c 525l
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III Mhrtif. 81. 6 D Hf SD and 4. e.
Martini Hli Of MARROW
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81 Oklahoma Cife, with e cnnilal STOCK
FL as5.00n Tho incorporates afes 6.
W. Merslil. James il Smith ana u NJ.
MllehelI nil Of oklahoma city.
The NlfHi stata bank. 81 TahieHnnhs
Sled ah aMautfd charter Increasing
the eenl5sl stock lfun el0.0a0 io s25
900.
The 4ufn Stale 0ii eonppHg. IS
Ardmafa With 5 capital stock of si6,
GOO Tho Incofn0ratafs aFe IL Edgar
Bew. of beaumont Tex. s. IS Cclp, of
Shreveport, ia.. ana b % pohan. d
|Afamose.
The saimers hoen hnl Investment
company. * H0hafsf Hlih d capital
stock 81 9ai.Oe0. Tht ineofDofalufs
lra George 4. Rose. 90 Lawlon 81 &
Patrick ana q. v Patrick. q tioaatls