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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

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One duty Of these Boards Is to pass
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They will tell YOU what is possible and
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Racklng Ia grippe coughs that may
develop into pueumonia over nlgnt
ure quickly cured hg Holey'a Honey
and Tar Tile sore and inflamed
linss arp healed ami strengthened
and dangerous. condition Is quickly
agefted Take Only F0ley's Honey
and Tar N the yellow packase & X.
RENFRO.
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MRS. ANDERSON
VERY THANKFUL
Special 10 Daily Leader


Pueblo Ca. Jan "a "A pataetla
Incident vas enacted 8t The union de-
not as the result 81 tHe Rio Gfande
wreck Al Doisern Mr. ap Mm A n
Anderson Of Guthrie. Okla were rn
their way Oregon Through q mls-
take they boarded the lifaied Rio
Cirande passenger Ma, ) Hrl we're pun
of II cnnon City ana rctniNpl When
they realhed the depot hero Ties wcrc
angry md blamed dera officials for
not ge'tng taem IN the rigai train,
they nolug routed hy the way 1f pent
YER oyer The SANTA F ana wfet over
the unin Pacific They were obliged
10 sii 10 the dp0f most Of he night
aud when th tn caller notified Them
that NO 6 had beaii wrecked and many
lives had beeu los he llftle Woman
dropped 20 er knaes on the depot
fuuf and uflefe1 3 prsgvr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Hutchinson. Kans. After trying doc.
tnrs and different medicines for kid
ney bladder and rheumatic trouble,
Itall's Texas Wohier cured me. u Is
the best medlcne on earth. Waiter
r. Perry 20 s. Main street Sold b
all druggists. ~
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Mother orays Sweet Powders For
children.

Successfully uaeA by M0faef Cray,
nurse n the chihren's Home Ia New
York. Cure Feye.ishness Baa stom-
aeh. Teeihlug Disorders move and .og
nlate ne bowels and Destroy Worms
over 10000 testimonials Thny new
CT fall At an Druggists 2sc. Sam
ple FREE Address Alien s. 0lmstead
ie Roy, n. z.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

Headaohss and Neuraiala from Colds
LAXATIVE hROMC Guuluo, the
world Wide Cold and 0Iip reiaedy to-
moves cause CON fof Inll naine Look
for signature i W Grove s5c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

The steamer Mustagee" Is regis.
tered 10 run between luskugee ami
IT smith Arkansas aeiL viii 10 20
II there be enough mules 10 pull her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

There "a no case ut record nl a
csnnh. cold Of n eflurn developing
irto pneumonia after Faleya Honey
and Tar has been taken. as 4 cures
the most ubslIpnte. deep.seaEesl
ami cnlda Wny tako anything else
&c. 4 RENFRu
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NNlnING COMPARES.

70 Father Williams Indian Herb Tab
let's for all diseases Of the LIVER.
KIDNEYS. STOMACH and BOWELS.
II causes a vigorous action OF the
LIVER, digesing the food aud caus-
ing regular free movement OF The
BOWELS. cieanses The KIDNEYS.
mrilies the BLOOD. makes you we'll.
keeps you well. II only costs you 20
eeHis 10 FRY II. Money chearfully re-.
funded # not satisfied For sale by
J. n, Wallace.
a-=- ----===s-s-r.---=s
'pgdiy9 Cox attempted to cross 4
focilog &c DuFant aud was immersed
without iniont on his part Result.
poor Christian but sick man by name
q Col Cox,
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- - - HEALS
-. 80 OLD SORES

Before any hc the which produces
hsionq the blood from w systems receive their necessary
ent and strcng feiuaius impure and vith disease germs
any old On The body wiear aud resist every effort made
The and tissues the flesh onnu-
oily e with unhealthy simply dposng poison
By draining o tie system through ouy old
Kidding
cause henls old SORES BY removing every particle impuiy rom
The circulation to tho trouble
pley le circulation that there dan
through the but the nbad with fh hhiu
hh blood s. s. s. heals the bottom
WITH healthy ffr' ab Tie leaves al discharge ceases he
Skin its color
purified blood The feseaHsHy sA
Ulcers and any medical advice to all NIN write
ss xHE SWIFT spBCfFIc co., ATLANTA. 0A,
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Nbtiee

Parties haying rt0ipa % rent f0.
january tS 10 2gabd 2isl slll please
notify Charles Ad.or. Masonic Temple.
The box car used as & Missouri,
EanssB N Texas citation q. Tulsa Was
Eestfn ed ry ne ans neithcT 81 ihe
lee1 parsfs lnade 1espcrsic effort
is saYQ tho CONCERN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20

ffhrc iepusar arfes have hHen lens
al u sucfefs from Illinois for gas
nai oll nea. Lawton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
Our Advisory Boards

So these men meet in Advisory Boards
to work out the campaigns we take up.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

The people are paying taxes
slowly, and the collector informs
US that not more than one-thlrd
OF the personal tax receipts have
been made up to date. Collector
Smith wishes to urge the people
to call for their receipts, as the
penalty will attach April 10 and
he will be unable to leave his or
flee here this year as formerly.
Many persons have been taken
from lizard county to the state
insane asylum recently, which
leads the Melbourne Times to
say: If other COMMITTEES in the
state are as unfortuRateAs izard
in the matter of insanity, ans en-
larged hospital for the treatment
of nervous diseases seems be
of more Importance than a |new
state capitol building,
Most women who have bad
complexion have dyspepsia, RI at
least indigestion, which a ht-
uaIIy will become dyspepsi@f To
have fine, fair SKIN and heal by,
rosy cheeks you have to "
first of all good, healthy, pd H.
digestion in order that you bly,
have rich, red blood. Keep Your
stomach well by taking KodT for
Dyspepsia and Indigestion oc-
casionaIly-just when you need
it. It is pleasant to take. Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
This paper is in receipt Of a
letter for publication from Rep
resentativo j. M. Street, in
which ho says no is thinking OF
introducing a measure making a
raise in the salary of tbs coth-7-
judge Of Sharp county and CIV
ing this official the additional
duties OF road commissioning. He
wants expressions from his con-
stituents on the matter. We are
sorry that the letter was received
too late for this issue, II will be
given next week.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

DeWiyt'a CarboIizod Witch
Hazel Salye is very good for
chapped hands, cuts, burns or
bruises, scratches, for it pene-
trates the skin and it heals
quickly, but it is especially good
for piles. 1t is sold here by Snow
Lrug co.
Our Mobley correspondent
takes US to task, very good
naturedIy, however, on account
of some typographical errors in
his communications to this paper
lately II those who are disposed
to severely critieise a newspaper
for typographical errors will take
the trouble to count the number
Of letters in a column Of type
and multiply this number by the
of columns Of reading
matter in the paper, remember
ing that each one Of these letters
has to be picked up and placed in
position by the oomposit-
or, he may then be led to won-
der that more errors do not ap.
pear
Sour stomach makes sour pao-
pie. II makes your disposition
sour.-you become dieIiked be-
cause Of your sour nature, Ev.
cry bit Of it can be stopped just
aa soon as you take something W
digest the food you eat, Sour
stomach ID caused by too much
acid arising from undigested
food, Kodol for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion will digest any kind
Of food 10 any combination at
any and all times. Keep your
we'll by taking Kodol
now and then. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
AN Old LADY GONE.
Mrs. Melinda Horton Passed Away At
llsf Home Near Town Saturday.

Mrs, Melinda Q, Horton died
at her home about two miles west
Of Evening Shade last Saturday,
at the advanced age Of 70 years.
She was III only a few days. The
burial occurred Sunday at the
Williams cemetery, near town,
Row c. w, NJ. freeman, the
Methodist pastor, conducting
services at Gao grave 10 the pres.
eaoe OF q large number Of people,
The deoeaaed was The widow Of
William G.. Horton, who died
several years ago, aad who years
ago wa5 treasurer Of the county,
She was q devout, christian lady
whoao death 10 regretted by many
frlen19.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
JOHN D. PlCKENS.
Died At Little Rock Sunday And Was
Buried At Maxyi!le Wednesday.

John D. Pickens died yeater-
day at ST. Vincent's infirmary,
where be was taken Friday suf-
fering from congestion. Mr..
PIckens, who was a prescription
clerk for the John f. Bond Jr.
Drag Company, was but 10
years of age, and had a promis-
ing career before him. A broth
er, Arthur Pickens, arrived from
Minturn yesterday and was with
him when he died. His father
arrived last night from Evening
Shade. Two brothers, Fred
Pickens of Oklahoma and Cecil
Pickens of Reed, Ark, and two
si8teI s, Mrs. W H. Clark of Eve
ming Shade and Mrs, Walter
Cole of Tuckerman, Ark, sur
vive him, The body was taken to
Healey and Roth's undertaking
rooms and will probably be sent
to Evening Shade for burial to-
day. Mr.. PicAens came to Little
Rock six months ago.--Mon-
davis little Book GazeLte.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

This is the most dangerous
time Of the year to catch cold,
and it is the hardest time to cure
it. If you should take q cold, a
few doses Of Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup will act very
promptly, It's laxative principle
cures the cold by driving it from
the system by a gentle but
natural action of the bowels.
Children especially like Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough syrup,
as it tastes 40 good, nearly like
maple sugar, II is scld by Snow
Drug Gu.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
VIII Be Held IN Evening Shade On SAT-
urday, The 27,h Day 0i March.

A farmers institute will be held
In Evening Shade on Saturday,
March q, under the auspices Of
the Sharp County Live stock
Association This promises 10
be an interesting and Instructive
meeting, and ahoud be- we'll at.
tended by our farmers and stock
growers, DR., W. Lonton. state
veterinarian, Of Fayetteville has
written parties here that he win
be present and deliver n lecture
n tho oalJ,e tick aad the means
OF eradication, Prof, Short Of
The department Of animal hus-
bandry, who is connected with
the experiment station at Fay.
etteyille, will also be- here on
Jhat date, and viii doliyer O
lecture on Che feeding and breed
lag Of I've atoek This will be
an opportunity for the people Of
sharp county 10 gather much
information.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.
~a~~~NNNNaaas&SNS
larch came in like a lamb.


March came in like lamb,
Read the.n new advertisement of
the Bank of Cave City.
Surveyor r, K, Arnold Of King
Mills was here a few days ago.
Probate court for the Southern
District meets here next Mon
day.
!. A. Line of Maxville was
greeting his friends here one day
lately,
William I, Simpson Of MaxvilIe
was an Evening Shade visitor
Tuesday.
W. F. Stewart, a prosperous
citizen of Center, had business
here Saturday.
Ex-Sheriff Jasper Hutchison of
Morgan township was observed
in town Saturday,
John r. Edwards returned
Sunday from visit of two weeks
with friends in Oklahoma.
Big Line of Mems Popular
Priced Spring Suits at Weaver
Dowdy Co., BatesviIle, Ark
DR.. G. D. Tibbles and family
Of Poughkeepeie spent Sunday
with Evening Shade relatives.
DR.. G. E, Craig was kept at
home few day The latter part Of
last week by a malarial attack,
Misses Ollie and Ellen Taylor
have returned from Jesup, where
they closed a term of school FRI
day,
Try one Of Weaver Dowdy |
Co.'S. $40 or S15 Suits. They fit
we'll and wear well. BatesvilIe,
Ark.
James II. McCaleb has been
confined to his room for several
days lately with severe attack
Of tonsjlitis.
The most stylish line Of Ladies'
Oxfords ia black, tan and oxford,
at Weaver Dowdy Co., Bates
vile, Ark.
Rev. J, M. Taylor was here
from Johnson township the first
part of the week. He is recently
from Colorado.
Our old friend Hiram Fink,
who lives just below town, drop
ped around Wednesday and left
a dollar with US.
j. W. Coleman Of ShelbyvilIe
was q visitor to town one day |
this week, We acknowledge
very pleasant call,
Mrs. S, r. Davidson and little
daughter Of Poplar Bluff, Mo,
are in Evening Shade visiting
relatives and friends.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
Scrip For Sale.

We have on hand q limited
amount Of county scrip which we
wish to sell at S5 cents on the
dollar so long as it may lasts
Apply TO Bank Of Evening
Shade.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
For Seed SWee. Potatoes.

Buy Lines Yellow Yam. The
best to slip, the best to yield, the
best to eat OF any sweet potato
grown. Price at cellar ST. per
busheI. After March 10th, for
sale by Collins G. Stokes at Eve
ming shade and Barnett Bros.
Mere, Co., BatesvilIe.
J. A. Line.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

The burial occurred at the
Maxville cemetery Wednesday,
many people being present to
pay q last respec. to the deceased
young man, who vas quite pop
QLar.
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05

Miss AIva Turner returned
Saturday from Scott township,
where she taught very sue
cessful term of school.
The Salem Sun says Tom
Herrn of this place made the
best speech heard in the circuit
court at that place last week.
J. W. Powell, one of the best
citizens of Washington township,
was looking after some business
matters in the city one day this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed WassOn are
receiving the congratulations OF
their friends over the arrival at
their home of a fine boy, their
first born.
Mrs. j. j. BoyIett Of Sidney
has recovered from a severe at
tack of pneumonia, She is a sia-
ter of County Treasurer s. d.
Johnston.
Use Arkansas Fertilizer. 1t is
no longer an experiment, for it
has proven that it will. increase
the yield of your crop, Weaver
Dowdy Co., Batesvllle, Ark.
During the month Of February
the clerk in the Southern Dis
trict recorded twelve deeds.
During the month 80 mortgages
were filed,
The best known pills and the
best pills made are DeWitt's Lit-
tIe Early Risers. They are small,
easy to take, gentle and certain,
and are sold by Snow Drug Co.
Frederick G. Ellis, one of the
oldest citizen Of the town, was
on the streets Monday for the
first time in several weeks, hav"
ing been kept at home by illness.
Several members of the family
Of Bud Metcalf, who lives two
miles south Of town, are on the
sick list. Mr.. Metcalf has suf-
fered from rheumatism for some
time,
NOTICE TOFARMERS-You
can greatly increase your cot
ton crop by using a good Com
meroial Fertilizer, Call on Bar
nett Bros. Mer, Co., BateayiIle,
Ark.
John M, Buchanan, who left
Sidney a few weeks ago, has
purchased 320 acres Of land at
EdenviIle, Texas, and ia estab-
fishing himself in the Lone Star
State,
The Record has received a
good letter from John II, Roe,
formerly Of Calamine, who has
been at Washington, D. c., for
several years 1t will appear in
our next issue,
Dr. N, Harris, the dentist, will
not be able to come to Evening
Shade until about the tenth Of
the present month on occount Of
a press Of work at Hardy, where
he has boen located for some
lime.
William Sharp orders US to
send him the Record six months
10 Checotah, Okla, Mr., Sharp
formerly lived near Evening
Shade, and says by the end Of
six months he hopes to b9 back
here,
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
Card OF Thanks.

Through tho columns OF the
Record | wish to extend my sim
cere gratitude, and also that Of
my children, to The good people
Of Evening shade and vicinity
for the uniform kindnos9 and
courtesy extended 10 u9 while on
our sad mission back to tha old
home, Our loss 10 reparable,
yet the warm sympathy Of friends
and tho uu8inJod hospitality OF
our old friends and neIghb3rs ia
a matter upon which We can ro.
fleet with pleasure, Our prayer
is chat NO evil may befaA the
good people OF Evening Shade
and vicinity and that they may
enjoy tho richest blessings Of
Providence,
W, p, Hamilton,
Paul9 Valley, okla
Sharp County record., 1909-03-05
DENTISTRY,

will be in Evening Shade the
10th of March to practice dentist-
ry for an indefinite time.
N. Harris, D, D. s.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-15
VENE IN
CUBAN AFFAIRS
Little Doubt Now Entertained but That Uncle Sam Will
Again Take Hand in Islands Affairs, pay Debt Con
tracted by That Government and Put Star Span
gled Banner There to Stay put"

Washington, Mdy There is a
general feelins terc among the
members of Gle house Of representa-.
tives that IL Will nor ,Jug before
the United Sta,ag VIII have TO a~din
intervene la the Cuban affairs and
that If this takes place the Stars
and Stripes will stay put"
According TO the best information
received here, trouble i'm Cuba is be-
ing fermented by few American in
terests on the island Il Is limited
that the big sugar trust is back Of
the movement TO secure annexation.
it was explained that many OF the
smaller sugar plantations were own
ed by Americans and that the labor
employed by the Americans is well
satisfied but that the large sugar
plantations owned by Spanish fam
lies and which have passed from
one generation 10 another, are WORK
ed under the peon system
The fact that the labOrers on the
American plantations have money TO
spend and are given privileges de-
MED the poems on the other plauta-
tons has caused much trouble and
is largely responsible for the demand
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-15
DEATH CLAIMS A
TAzEWELL CITIZEN
Capt. Thomas Peery, a For
mer Resident of Tazewell
County, Dies at Culpep-
per, Virginia.

a message was received on sun
day morning announcing the death
OF Capt. Thomas Peery on Satur-
day, May Sth, at Culpcpper, Va.
This will be sad news for host Of
Tazewell people. He was G8 years
old, having been born April 10, 1871
His father was Thomas Pecry and
his mother a Miss Gosc, Of Burke s.
Garden, sister 10 the late George
Gose, fothcr OF John r. Gose, OF
Burkc's Garden. For the last 1G9
years the record shows a Thomas
Peery in direct line Of descent. De
ceased lived all his life I'm this eoun-
ty, except for tho last four rive
years. He was twice married The
last wife was Miss Shaver, or cove
Creek, this county. The widow and
five children survive. The first wife
was Miss Rnpasa, Of Wythe county.
or this marriage {here were ten
children. C.iuch valley News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-15
RELIGIOUS INSANITY IS
PLEA IN MURDER CASE
Witness Tells of Hearing That w.
II. Tillcy, the Slayer,
Was Crazy.

Durham, n. c., May 15.-The de-
Tense In the w. II. Tilley case crea-
ted great surprise this morning
when it sprang religious insanity as
the cause of his domestic unhappi-
ness and forced Mrs. Tilley's broth
er-in-law to admit that the dead
woman had told Winston and Bry-
ant, leading counsel for the state,
that she believed Tilley was crazy.
When the state concluded at
1890 O'Clock the defense parleyed
thirty minutes and announced that
IL wCuld not offer testimony.
The prosecution was again taken
by surprise and Senator Manning
went before the jury at O'Clock.
Judge Long interrupted the argu-
mcnt for dinner.
The tUo fcats OF the defense have
been tine sensations thus far and "
appears that the state has failed to
do much 20 far that would send the
prisoner 20 the electric chair.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-15
Cruiser North Carolina and
Revenue Cutter Tacoma
at Alexandretta, While
Montana Steams for Ash
attic Waters.
PROTECT AMERICANS THERE
Cruiser New York Placed in
Commission and Will be
Added to Squadron

Washington, May l5.-The Unit
ed Htates government, IT is announc-
ed today, intends TO take a strong,
nrm and certain hand In the situa-
tion in Turkey.
Immediately upon receipt of the
news of the armored cruisers, North
Carolina and the revenue cutter Ia
coma had arrived at Alexaniretta
a cabinet meeting was called for the
purpose OF discussing the situation
and looking towards the protection
of all Americans in Asiatic Turkey
and of the American interests there
Several cases involving the indem-
nifty and giving assurances OF peace
were discussed, but all that Is def
nttely known is that the government
proposes to show its hand in in
stances OF death Of American citi-
Gems and the recurring danger from
Turkish outbreaks regarding Ameri-
can colleges and schools In Asia Mi
nor. lI
AS the armed cruiser Montana is
TO be at Alexandrettn in a day or
two the United States will be fairly
well represented and cruiser New
York, now at Boston Navy Yard,
having been thoroughly overhauled,
will be added to the American
squadron at Alexandretta.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-15
RESTORE WAR TAX
manufactured
PLUG TOBACCO
Senator Beveridge Yester
day Began Fight Against
the American Tobacco Co.
Losing Millions.

Was hington, May 15-Senatol
beveridge yesterday began n nght
against the American Tobacco Com
pany by ohering an amendment to
the tariff bill restoring the war tax
on manufactured tobacco. He de
clarel the government IA losing mil
lions of dollars every year, which,
ii the amendment is adopted, will
be gaved and so into the federal
treasury. He said that since the tax
had been removed the trust had
swiniled the people by selling them
short weight packages and that the
profits had gone to the trust.
The latter concern, he declares,
had gotten control of the entire to-
'blcco business OF the country with
The exception of small cigar dealers
here and there aud that his amen
mont would Ia no way put a bur
on the latter. lie also said tina
since the war tax had been removed
the government had lost almost two
hundred million dollars, all Of which
the trust had gotten.
II is already apparent, from wha
Senator Beveridge said that BIZ
hight viii be made by the trust
prevent the amendment from being
adoTfcl. 49, -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-15
OENUNC|AT Of
MODERN GAMBLING
"The Athletic Aspects oE
Gambling IS Discoura ed
Upon at Episcopal Con
gress in Boston.

Boston. May 1.-THE Athletic
Aspects Of Gambling" was the topic
discussed at the session Of the Ma
tional Episcopal congress, which met
Tuesday In fremont Temple, aad
was apparently the most interesting
OF any subject which has been TAX
en- up. Rev. st. Clair Hester, Of
New York, was especially outspoken
on the subject and during his adj
dress referred to the efforts which
have been made In his own state 10
suppress betting on horse races. He
thought 1t would be no great exag-
geration TO say that the whole com
merclal life Of our time is infected
with the faint Of gambling.
1T rather than Standard OIL" he
said, is the giant octopus whose
tentacles are fastened on every
trade and industry"
Serene s. Platt, secretary Of the
chamber Of commerce Of the state
of New York, scathingly arraignei
gambling in securities and the neces-
stiles OF life, and this was discussed
also by Rev Flavel S. Luther. Ill.
D., president OF Trinity College. OF
Hartford, Conn, and DR. +. Il. J.
Woodbridge, professor OF philosophy
in Columbia University.