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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01

MANAGER WANTED The Ameri-
can Fiducial Co. OF Ashiabula.
Ohio, Collectors of Current and Bad
Accounts, intend starting an office in
Oklahoma about the Isl Of January.
1910 Manager wanted who viii be
given ono.half interest in Che bust
ness and take entire charge OF same.
Our system and business is estab-
ished: the undertaking win pay good
profits from the start. S1.000.00 in
vested will give YOU a good perma-
nent business at a good salary. Write
us al once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
I MUNNIGR RAM
..susINsss CHANCES

ANYONE anywhere. can start a mail
order business az home No can.
vassins. Be your own boss. Send
for fee booklet Tells how Hea.
sock 1025 L0cepOft. \. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01

Printing Company, Guthrie, Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09
NO RELIEF
FOR OKLA.

Washington. b. E.. April The fate
of ne amendmenia Offered 10 The
Payne tariff bai indicate char he peo.
DE Of oklaholna who are producers
ofraw materials Of manufactured arii.
eles arc 10 get 20 relief from the un-
iuat and unequal provisions thai The
bin contained when Il was first writ
ten b the committee.
Oklahoma vas deeply Interested IN
having free lumber oklahoma Is
building more new homes than any
other state In the Union. and every
home builder viii have 20 pay several
dollars per thousand more for the
lumber he uses than II lumber had
been left on he free lsii
Oklahoma ia producer Of many
cattle and taking . duy of hides and
placing them On the free ilst has re-.
duced the value. estimated Of every
steer and every COW IN the state one
dollar one dollar represents the diff
ference In the value Of hide with a
10 per cent duty on hides, and q hide
vhen they are on the free list
30 attempt whatever was made 70
place gloves and Hosiery on lower
dutlablc list. but instead the original
bin raises the protection on these arii.
clos. and most everyone IN Oklahoma
wears gloves and hose
Though the committee Was forced
to permit separate votes on these and
few other amendments before they
could bring IN a rule 10 force the rssf-
age Of he bin al an there could not
BE- enough votes Jared loose from the
Organization to make these amend.
ments 10 The bill
Little hope can be entertained that
the senate viii make The bin better
from the standpoint Of the consumer.
II Is believed the senate win raise the
duty Oh lumber II certainly win NJ.
put duiy on hides, neither win 81 re-
duce the protection that Is given the
shoe manufacturers Of the East nor
the manufacturers Of gloves or ho-
siery. or Of any Of the necessities Of
life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09
FARM AND CITY
PROPERTY


iGO.acre farm near Lone Wolf okla.
l2o acres in cultivation, All ullablei
good broom house, young orchard,
fenced and neee sary outbuildings-
Wilr trade for good chickasha prop
erty to The amount of $4,000. Come in
and Sec us about this If you want a
fine farm
200 acres dark sandy loan soil, 100
in cultivation choice comparatively
level tract miles from chickasha
Price $40 per acre
i60 acres miles FROM Comanche,
okla, fine farm 9ith two SETS OF i'm
proyemenis A acre bearing orchard
fenced and crossfenced barn. we'll
ana windmill Price $4,000, and viii
take some good city property on The
deal. balance on small cash payment
and terms
iOOxl65 feet, North Sixth street.
with 4.room house. well and shade and
young orchard, an for $3.50, part CASH
balance terms.
300xS75 feet. 4-room house, nice
fruit trees and only three blocks from
high school. can be had for $3.50, on
easy terms The ground alone Is
worth more money than the price
asked and we can only make this Of
fer for a short time
Choice vacant lot near West school
5Oxie5 feet. $3.50
Modern 5.room cottage, new. 10
S0x1e5 feet fronts eqst and well 10
Gated. $4,000
If you want 10 buy, sell Or exchange
farm or city property, see us. Oul
/ list is large and we surely can please
you
MARTIN q TURNER.
phone 2sS. Rear Citizens Natq Bank
4-e-l mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09
FOR CONSTIPATION
A M Gdne hat Does hol Cost Aaylhlng
flnless II Cures.

If taa suffer from constipation n any
form rhsltftf afuie 81 cbDulr. We WI
eaafanlea 30 sapply }oa medicine that vil
surely effect cute iflakfn Hlfh regularity
"a atCordine ~ dlfefi'Dna fof 4 ieason
able length oi time Should thf medicine
fsil % benefit yoa " your fatir sailsiac.
flon. re rfomi.e ihsl = tbaH COZ you
nolhinf
No other remedy can b. compared With
Eenli Orierl|es for ihe ea.y, pleasant ard
ealeensfui tfeaimfni oicrlflipali0n be
s I've mtdirinal lnend|eni a ihn remedy
oh|eh 4 ofoheas, fniclft. and eoloflft1.
/. - entirely res di,cosey. Combined
uiih oiher extremely valuable ingredients,
i forms a preparation which b incom-
u1lahle - 3 perfect bowel regulator, inice,
llnaI ineeofaiOi AID ainnglhener kexah
Ofdellies ere notable fof their agieeahle'
rs.s iofhe palate ard feui'enesa oi action.
They DO not Cause miplng Of any disagree
ahie effect Or Inconvenience, and NAY y
taken II sry tine, day of night =
ave particularly recommend lexali Or
dshles for children, dslecaie oT aeed per
sons because they Do noi contain anything
thst could possibly injufe ihe moai delicate
organism. They are jass - easy 70 take
- candy, and unlike other rfepzfaiiont iof
! iits paIpose ihey Do not cfeaie habit.
lut instead they Oferfomc The cause oi
habits acquired through lhe use q ordinary
faraaves. cafhariita and harsh phyzlc. and
fermznenlly remove thc cause of cqastipa.
fion or Irregular bowel action. -
saWe want sou 70 lfg Rerail Or1eilics At
oui rsk owe know that there la nothing
that viii do you No much good, and We VII
refund your money Without argument =
they Al not % a. vc tay they rii They
are prepared IN tablet form 10 two sises Of
packaees, % tablets, 49,, and y pbieis
Ioc.
VI. !. Brownson, 2io chlckasha Avenue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09

VIII be paid BY the Master Builderr
Association for Information that win
lead 10 the arrest and conviction Of
any person stealing, or taking away.
lumber material, or tools. from any
building in the course Of erection
L. r. McManus,
s.gt Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09

one good bargain IN q farm, 100 acres
veil improved. 4 miles city, must be
sold. Globe Investment Company,
i13h North Third street. e-et
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09
RELIEF FUND RAISED
FOR BROTHER AOOLphUs

eWe the undersigned. realizing the
loss recently sustained By Brother
Adolphus Clark At the hands of
thieves 10 hereby subscribe the
amounts aci opposite our respective
names. 70 sld him IN bis temporary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09
MARTIN 4 TURNER

Phone es9. Rear citizens Natl Bank
A-e-1 mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-09

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
BARRE's PAVEMENT.
Rock Products Refutes Statement That
There Is No Granite in Street.

The writer had his attention 6Alled
recently to q paragraph IN sample
copy Of the journal called Stone. The
article reads as follows; For the city
which claims to Be The granite center 81
the country to be without q single yard
Of granite pavement does not speak well
for local enterprise" This reminds the
writer that about year ago he listened
patiently 10 the publisher 81 chat Jour.
nal while he told him thefore inquirng
what branch Of the stone business the
writer might be engaged in) that Stone
was published by the only man In the
business who knows anything about
granite. II may be interesting 70 relNte
that during a part Of this conversation
the publisher Of Stone was standing iii
the middle Of Main street. In Barre.
standing upon some III the best granite
pavement Ia che United States, and that
this Barre granite pavement extends over
nearly OFT a Tie business streets Of the
city. We feel impelled to say further
THAT there are several first class firms ii
Barre that can furnish in short order
paving blocks IN almost any quantity az
sired. Rock Products viii be pleased to
furnish the names Of these firms 70 any.
one who may be interested. Rock Prod.
ucts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
woLcorr.

y r Potter was a recent visitor ii
Eden.
p. w Ackerson Of Essex il VISITING
his daughter, Mrs. J l. Jones.
William Lawson and family OF Barre
are visiting relatives in town
Mrs. o. p Foster 81 Morrisyille was
IL recent guest Of her son, a. w. Eos
ter
Mrs ". G. Mcdonald and son Earl
are visiting her sister az SanbornYille
IN IT.
q Nc Wood and Peter Golden are AZ.
tending the celebration at Burlington
this week.
Albert Jones Of Lowell, Mass. is
visiting bis sister, Mrs. IL w Moody,
this week.
Mrs. Lydia LaFleur died Saturday at
Eden and the funeral was held from
the Congregational church Tuesday 1T
g o'clock, Rev. N. w. Ingrane o1isiat.
ing. Intermeut in Fairmount cemetery.
The family have the sympathy Of the
community.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
CURRENT COMMENT
4 Successful Exhibition.

The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
is not So large as some which have been
held in this country II Il stated, BY
way Of Illustration, that the entire Seat
tie fair could be housed IN the great
agricultural building Of the St Louis
exposition but the comparison does not
mean as much as might Be inferred. The
agricultural building at ST. Louis was a
building Of unusual size and the fair
at Seattle i, from all accounts, exceed
ingly creditable and wel worth going a
long way to see What promises ta be
peculiarly remarkable about the exposi-
tion at Seattle Is that It viii pay. That
rs to say. that it will come ont ahead.
with al bills paid and something ID
spare. 1t Is certain Chat ii II 4 vel
planned entertaining and instructive
show and the balance sheet far the firss
month shows net profits Of $4,000. from
an attendance amounting 10 nearly roo,
600 and other sources Of income n viii
be seen that the prospects are excellent
That Seattle viii come out whole. fnan-
eiallY. in addition to the credit when
She viii deserve as the creator Of a
successful exposition. Chicago and ST
Louis were not expected to pay they
were pnrposely on too large a scale for
profit and jamestown was hopeless
hnancia failure, in addition to being
something Of a failure AZ an exhibition.
Seattie's record IS evidently to be al
good one. Everything was n shape on
the day that the fair opened, it gives
its visitors more than their moneys
worth and Is IN the way to be a paving
at that Manchester Union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

New York, from North Dakota, from any
Of the northern tier 81 states, The en-.
tente cordial is very marked, and the
celebration this week has served to bring
this mofe notieeably to attention with
Americans aud Canadians fraternizing in
"a common cause.
This spirit has been 50 marked that
the New York Sun makes Che suggestion
that the two countries join in celebrat-
ing the hundred years OF peace between
the United States and Great Britain,
having worked together year ago in
celebrating the stirring events connected
with Montealm and Wolfe on the Heights
Of Abraham and now the discovery or
Lake Champlain. Says the eontempo-
rary;
As a fitting sequel to those celebra-
lions on both sides Of the line, Il has
been suggested that. when the time
comes, this country and Canada should
jointly and officially take notice 81 tie
fact that there had been a hundred years
Of peace between the republic and the
governing Dominion Il would be
an event more practically significant as
regards international amity than the
unanimous declarations Of half dozen
peace conferences.
The event would certainly serve to
further cement the cordial relations be-
tween the two countries which is 40
much 70 be desired, and in the event Of a.
decision to celebrate probably the ma
tional governments would relieve the
states and provinces Of the labor Of
preparation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
Jack Harris Statements.

John Harris Of Washington, in 4 let
ter e the Burlington Free Press, again
notifies Vermont newspapers to mind
their own business and not butt n with
.a discussion Of affairs taking place in
the raritied congressional atmosphere in
which Harris moves. It is evident that
John himself, Ia his self-appointed task
of censoring and regulating aIl Vermont
editorial utterances on public questions,
is in fair way to become a victim Of
the "protracted and terrific mental and
nervous strain. which he SO patheticalIy
describes. Enosburg Standard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
F. @. ROWLAND, President.
It. FL. CAVE, JR., Cashier.


Crane, and grandson, Ralph Crane, came
from Winchendon, Mass, in an auto
mobile for a short visit at her old
home.
Chas. naggett has goe 70 Newport to
visit his father who il very ii.
Miss Gertrude BrouneH returned to
her work in Chelsea to-day after a
months vacation spent at her home.
Mrs O. r Winch Of Mortified. who
has been taking care Of Mrs w D Belk
nap and son, returned home yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

Whenever Jack" Harris feels like
Stirring up the animals he writes a
communication from Washington to some
Vermont newspaper and then settles
back to enjoy the fusilade Of words
which various Vermont newspapers hurl
ut him. Harris just thriyes on this sort
Of thing and nothing pleases him more
than To be the center Of the attack.
Who is HarrisY Well, Harris Is an az
Vermont newspaper man who Is now
opening and shutting the Senate side
door in the national capital, but who still
retains a penehant for writing BE gen
orally gets back to Danvilie TO spend his
summers but has thus far been chained
in Washington By Senator Aldrieh
when he does get back to little Old Yer
mont he runs his farm with an anna
flourish hand and eats the pie which
mother used to make, and when it rains
ne loves to hear the gentle patter. patter
Oh the roof Of his humble cottage How
do we known Because Harris says 80
in his long,distanee editorials in the
Hardwick Gazette. But, brothers, let
Harris have his little summer amuse.
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
JINGLEs AND JESTs

Venice.
The waters lap low
AS we go, as we go),
Toward the lagoon
Meath the young crescent moon.
Dim palaces show
CAS- we 60, as We go),
Marble Intel, facade,
IN the evenings soft shade.
Still western skies low,
As We 90, as We aa),
Hold sunsets last flush,
Rose, lilac, and blush.
All Is peace, and / know
~ we 20, as We COZ,
The heart Of at bliss
WIN be 49,. just again this.
Pall Aall Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
CANADA AND UNITED STATES ARE
CORDIAL.


One striking feature Of the three hun
dredth anniversary celebration Of the
discovery Of Lake champlain is the spirit
Of cordial relations which it brought ont
between the United States and Canada
Canada joined with Vermont and New
York il the celebration and her official
representatives brought tile Fluctuations
Of the national government. Perhaps no
stronger manifestation Of the good will
Of Canada toward the United States was
made than that Of Postmaster General
Lemieux Of the former country in his
address in Burlington yesterday. He
referred to the fact that here are two
great nations lying side by side in
spirit Of confidence and with little more
than the merest forlnalities to indicate
that there is any difference between the
two We have the customs service at
the border, few immigration restre-
items and . slight policing service on the
Great Lakes; and that's about all that
separates Canada from Vermont. from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

People who have been forced to drink
from the common cups found IN The aver
aye railway train will be very much
pleased TO learn that the Boston & Maine
railroad Is to try the experiment Of indi
vidual drinking-cups, which are thrown
away after once being used. a great
deal q progress will thus have been
made toward reducing the spread Of dis
eases, There is perhaps no place where
the common drinking-eup is . dangerous
as in a railway train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

Sunday to attend the funeral Of Scott
Adams.
Mrs Edward Hope visited relatives ID
North Randolph last week.
Mrs. Ann Goss Of Chelsea called on
friends In town Yesterday
Miss Edith Butteriield Of East Gran
willie visited her uncle, g. r. Tarbell, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Betsey Pike, accompanied BY her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
Helped some

"Yes," said the returned hunter, 4
had narrow escape from q rhinoeeros.
sand what saved you
eThe fact that the rhinoeeros could
not climb tree had something 70 do
with it, responded The hunter, modest.
ly- Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
The only Escape.

Golfer Ito excited pedestrian, who
has already been driven into by couple
coming in opposite directions) --Eorel
Excited Pedestrian right, guv'
mort You amt got rabbit burrow
andy, ave yerl--Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
SOUTH RoYALroN.

Mrs. May Talbert has gone Il Royal
ton TO board
Mrs. Ada spaulding Of Randolph is
visiting IN town,
Mr. and Mrs J Fl Hewitt are in Bur
iington for a few DAYS
Several OF the Masons went to Bethel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

Dr. p. X. Pearsons Of Chicago win
get lot Of help in his efforts to die a
spoor manthat is. help to get rid Of his
last million dollars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

Hereafter the eurfew will ring at 10
o'clock O. nights in Washington, D, O.,
and al little senators and representa-,
tives viii be tucked away in their beds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

The suffrakettes nearly made monkeys
Of themselves by appearing in New York
streets with hurds gurdies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
ST. IS
NowNlet's get in the hay

Burlington has that feeling which
comes with the cold gray dawn Of the
morning after.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09
Meat Department
CITY FISH MARKET

Let us furnish you this week
with the good things for your
Sunday dinner. We've a lib
eral stock Of fresh Western
Beef, Native Pork, Lamb and
Veal, etc. We expect some
Poultry. Good stock Of Veg
etables and Green Stuff Of all
timely varieties. Fruit, nice
and fresh, and not too high in
price. BE sure and step in
Saturday night, and buy some
thing you want. Attractive
prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-09

Loans ...................S 9ll, III N
Real Estate and Bank
ing House. .... 3S, 1888. SO
Bonds and Securities. ~. 279, 020.00
Cash on Hand and ID Banks, i53,368 50
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-19
INSURANCE RATES
 WILL RE REDUCED
Announced That New Rate For Houses Within Range Will
 Be Made

T. A. Hughes, manager of the Ari- zons Insurance company of this city, is in receipt of q notice from the Ire insurance writers association on stating taat the request of the in surance men Of Bis5se. likewise the Jroperey holders, for Q reduction ia the penalty for houses which are what ie termed in range Of eCcR other, has been granted.
 Hughes states that the saving in rates win be in the ueighbOrhCOd of ten per cent. and that by far the greater portion ol tEe houses Of the district will be able to take adgant- age Of the reduction. Heretofore the rate applying to six or more dwell ings tn range aas been such tBaC there was an additional rate for each building beyond that, the recent ruling has done away with this.
 Insurance rates in Bisbee, owing to the peculiar situation of the camp, have been exceedingly high. Toe houses ranged on the sides of hills have not only position which makes tne spread or a fire easy, but are also situated that 1t Is difficult for tho fire companies to reach them. When the improved fire system stsr which the citizens Of Bisbee have voted be come realty, still further reductions nay be expected
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-19
ART GALLERY
 OPENED AT VATICAN
Formal Occasion Brings Gut Diplomats Princes of the
 Church and AnstoCratS

RoAsE, March 1S.-The diplomats the princes of the church and the Roman aristocracy turned out in full force today to attend the formal opening and Inauguration of the new picture gallery of the vatican. The gallery occupies seven beautiful halls running along the right side of the COrtile de Belvedere, opposite the ia nous vatican library which was built in 15SS, when Sixtus v. was pope The entrance is by magnificent glass doors at the bottom Of the ta'rcase to the Sala a Croce Greca, and above which is a golden inscription stating that the Installation of the new gal lery is due to the initiative lol the present pope.
 The aeW gallery embraces no few or than three hundred canvasses displayed in seven halls. This s in addition to the sixty pictures contair- cd in the old vat can gallery. The additional pictures were brought from the LateFan palace and the private apartments of the vatican
 The first hall contains a unique col lection of Bizantine pictures; the sec ond is given over to the Tuscan school: the th'rd contains examples of the Umbrian school; in the fourth is the gem Of the collection. Rafael's "Transfiguraticn. which hangs alone on the main wall; the fifth haiI is gwen over to the Venetian school. headed by Titan: the sixth to exam pies of the sixth century, and the seventh to pictures by famous for eign artists.