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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26


rhe signature tbs soek b Cover
sur Hasgeil lu Houae i'lil ne g73 aa
Ell lnf .o encoHragement ~ Farmers
InslnnIes. prepared hK TIE Stat hoifa
1f AsflMltllFs plafes pe 1h0 sla'a1e
90bs 81 Cklahpmn & meaaufe q pn'
0a Importance " lue agricultural
r,ege5s of lha state anf the edueai
8lunsl Institutions 0l sheh the state
l1afd 81 Agriculture. IS, by law the
load d Regents
ms Farmers IngllsNte system n et.
9fatl0a II nraegisllig Hil the nagielii
sraI slales noasessas ihc lnhelent
eekhe which always loile~a im-
Arieeg olgansatlun and 9 lact 81
continuous mad eyHiamellc esfpris ln
<ulain md perneluaie : i've aud active
aspmheaafiD Iist 0klahoaih hes been
So exception e lhe rule A Gew pre-.
egesssse farmers Is each county na*e
fshab aHl . eharler, pald Ihe local q.
nenss 81 Ge meeting Arranged with the
n04rA end A. 4 M College y pro.
aa he peeesaHfy aneakRlH sud lee.
safefs S. agflenliufal ippes, ana haYe
aanuallp gone through the aalne O..
aarIenee Oi 81 ppuinlmeni over liif
esulsa IA aslandaHee Ind Interest,"
aal0na sllQ nan and wamen Il j ebcn'
eiltied III sbHnr instances extra el
soria hase been made The business
saan 6 ihe feFh 0f city where the IL
1ttNe MaA io b held hsve beeaFullvli
d " Furnish premium end assist II
inc attempt . awaken the agriculture.
aaaau 40 NE Importance ~ this work
hg efpfh Inducements cot of lhe tr.
8lhnag q nssufe iheif attendance IN
psepnl|pnal rsses this melhos has ue
taedea Ii Nfnnsing epsnf alllilaonel lf.
tefes aAd eneh neullnes hfW heea
Tailed ellh delight ~ lhe Board Of
4AfeelHrp 4ad others inlefesieN ,
4fe promotion and ekgnua10n If tho ssi.
Hfllula vurk Hul fef tnp most part
iha hialafy al Fafmefs nulituioa ii
3hlahosna dnes nal lllTef lrsm no re
fa'ia IL piApf rsalps Hndpf d ayageni
nhieh mnde hose galheilngs slmply
spast Heftinka q the few ehuse ln,ef.
ta and rnilQslly led them 10 look IN
ha ihe struggling efforts ul few ear-
pest Man q eneorfaEe apd eHlishsea
khc man.
Vhe sflcnelH fecueHlilhn gIxaii Ngvls
culture hY oElAhomga 0uuallsntV
and l1e comprehensive mciaud q aert
cultural edncailpn pF0vlda9 sprdn that
dotumeng and III lhn law neHwd hf
lhe Flftt legislature *hIM aade tke
State neafd d Agricultural the fegpnsa
III all AsgInalIufa schools and
tensed Ii lhai bonfI plepafy powefs
and aHtgs3sls 50 lHsisH nse tae ne
ifuIlafah hofiIruliufs1 nllH live slhck
laduaigY iii ihe gsihs nakine that
epafa lna heaa n lhh Farmers 10.
k|ik|fH sysssm hna prevailing for the
nlNbsien IN As members ARM lnslis
ilse fampoaea pi delegates Nlm ihe
County ~ FieFs JnaEslulf give lha
latter ef&nnI4h9lona II ilfp1fIanoe Il
lhla III whieh lhee 6n ans bUssass
il m other state oT fhnlnIen THE
no4HH 10 elect she Eiole Board ii
fafIHIlsIrt ahleh HAS miller ils iu'is
altloH nUd nanlfal lllp Nak Inppill
SIT IsHQufee enA lnaaelgles 81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

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eel 4 enps II lllt nVM IAN Ill lils
Leader pelpn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
THIS IS TO Be
MIXED At HOME
Tells How 10 Find Out il
The Kidneys are
Weak


Thesc are more cieaa oi Kidney lrou.
Bic hefe nrs lhpn over beiare, while
rcceal reports show that more pen.
pie succiunb each year "a samc form
of Kidney daease thnn amy other
cause
When there slchness, csaminr tho
aiins Eheumatsm - only d symptom
cf kldnny trouble. u rs u1ihlne D. re-
of less ihan excessive uric acid "a
the hlaoi which the sluggish. lnict
liya Kidneys have failed 10 sifl cut,
having Il 10 decumpose aud sctlle
about he Joints and mnEclct. causing
lnten1e 6pHefng frequently resulting
IN doiormliy, often reaching the heart
when death ensues
Pains eeross the back frequent pain
lul aud snppFca3ed urnailun end Other
synpiDms Of weak bladder arc not
ihe only sigma of kidney trouble: many
cases ol stomach dlaeaeo headache,
.palu IN The hsart inactive liyer. etc,
are but symptoms; ne cause of while
cn De tsatoi io feeble cloggei kid
rcls.
a simple test Of lhc urine IS to void
Q small Gpunily Ia 2 bottle and let IL
stand over night; next morning II
there Is 3 red ih substance pfeseuf,
either consult some reputable physl.
clan, or tuke a good vegetable treat.
mont The following prescription IS
recommended highly IN these caaea.
and the suneiee cln nlla u at home
Compound Kufgon. oAe ounce: FlnllI
Extract nandelcn uno.half ounce
Compound syrup sarsannrllla. three
ounce Shake we'll and use IN tea.
spronfsi doses after aaeh meal and at
bedtime
Where aug % the symptlms emu.
merated ab0yn lse present good re
sul's are sute Go follow 'MmadlalelY
tte use OF this staple prescription.
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eAessa 9aN eANnYAkaRA


speclal 10 tue Daliy Leader
Washmgi-n. March 26-ln docl-
sion of The interstate commission,
constituting section 22 Of the act It
was held that The words and necos.
sary agents employed III such lrans
poriaiion modify The entire preqc0.
Ink part Of the section, and that the
necessary caretakcrh OF, proper
transporter FOR ile United States
state or municipal governments. OF
for eharl,ahle purposes. or 20 or from
fairs aud exnnslflons for exhibition
lhereai. may legally be carried free
or al reduced rates BY cnrrierf sub
iecl to Tie net as wal as the care.
takcrS nf destitute and homelesH pes
sons transported by ch6riiabl" socle.
Ties. The words necessary agents as
used III this section. are INTERRUPTED
10 mean thse persons necessary to
tho safe aiid proper care or the prop
eri3 during the period of iransporla
ton and may not be- prnpcrly during
30 period OF transportation and may
not be properly extended 70 cover
amy persons other tAan ih 80 who
actually accompany such property and
ago necessary io llF care
IN the opinion Of some o6icll's,
heyrnd dahnng the meaning oi q
'carcis kerr aaa thc right ci ihc rail-.
roads 10 carry such person or per
sous al q frep or redncpd rate, the
decision pens lbp was Cor free trans
pnriailou % persons whom tho car.
riers h0d by aerecmcnl refused 10
rccuenlxe They believe iAni 81 nanf
lnsiaucee ihe rullue WIN encourage
d demand fer passes 10 the iransllor.
tptlc1l NJ freight. Which VIII further
nnmnllnain the handling nl AhlnmnnlA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

TT Et ttst rNNHH
On my ankles and
feet. The eame.
In n few days
w9s the case With
ms ar ms an
Walp uld
hafdlv kfep frcm
acfntth hing whlt Il.
| need Il 4 y
say. ne a. Il q It.
" orae. Thfn
large red pnlth he
mYtnied v II
infiR n N atlgn
and EoFe ness.
AFTER fef days
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GO TO THE REsCUF.
p.n4 Walt tlil l's Too Late--FolloW
the Example Of 4 Guthrie
Citizen.

Citizen.
Rescue The aching back
1t It Keeps on aching trouble comes
naekeehe Il kidney ache
II yau neglect the Kidneys warnng
Look out for urinary trouble
diabetes
This Guthrie cltlzan will show JON
low 3 20 Ia tho rescue.
Mrs. j. T. Bartlett Szf f. Mansur
Ave. Guthrie. Okla. says: pain md
soreness In The region 0f my Kidneys
troubled me d great deal and my back
was se weak al times that | cnud
hcareeIy get arould About three
years ngo Doans Khlneg Pills We're
,hrnnebl lq ny 9llenll q py reading q
,gesilmonal given IN Ihelf favor and I
rccsI9ad hux at !. II Waliace'R drug
siufe. Upon using Them according 90
directions. WIG eomnleialg cured. !
have never had anY trouble frni MY
back since and always rerpmmend
D6ans kidney PILLS Nhen 40 uppar
inhily occurs"
For bale by an daaiera Price 10
cents. FuatefMgnaf6 rc nuifa.o.
New York. sole afeals for sas United
States
Isemeuibef lhe aamc Il lalH aua
laAe 10 other
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CURE FOLLOWED
YEAR Or AGONY
Intense Itching Eczema Drne Him
keaflyto Despair ChiefSurgeou
Of a London Hospital Called Il
Worst Case He Had Ever Seen
Got Little or No Relief Until
CUTICURA STOPPED HIS
UNBEATABLE TORTURE

"fheut iree yrese han. Va Efndcn /
was troubled hy Y fayeie itching srd srd
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woMAN 4 wIneLEss oAIEF

Now Y rlS. March 3G Anna a. New.
lns. ~ years cid sunday took active
ciaree of the station Of The United
Wireless Teegraph company on lhe
roof 0f Tie Wnliuri-Aslnria h0leL
sap hclds the distinction Of being ihc
only woman wireless operator W thp
y Fld, ANA SHE ls believed to De one
of me mogt skiliiu ln lhc stf'irc
of TIE company hy which SHE = EN-.
pluNcd.
Ihc young woman Will be 90 duty
rpgu afly every iay for , houfs She
has been aclalcd % The msleA pcf.
iud If pte day. ana al present her
chief work sin be 20 keep Ia !ouch
with vessols plying between ;hs port
and Southern points Many Alresesa
mcssagcs Gre sent Out by aaseengers
on these yesfals lao maj rty Of
whom are bound south for the Flor.
lda season on else TO cuba or othef
parts Of the West Indies
Miss Neylns Il was odd, flashes
messages tlrough the alr io her
sweetheart VINO Is q wireless nperas.
or ahoard tie steamship Oceana Of
The Hamburg American ,inc She has
several times dashed messages u her
rweelhearl al e iiaIanca [ $40 nlles.
Ttis b believed 20 he the record IN
distance lalaa n whlta Cupid has had
d h0nd.
The Young w0mtn operator wears
the uniform cap aud coat Of the serg'
Ice. she has altered the lines ot the
coat gislng Il Il feminine ent Willie
preserving rs strictly service aprear-
ance. The cap also has been slightly
altered. giving II d smarter look. and
Il also differs from the regular cap
Of tae company IA that 4 IS held ia
ipiaee hy a ahtpln Miss NeNsns Is All
expert in wireless Instruments anil
was selected for the post parily hy
reaGan oi her practical knowledge 81
the system she operates.
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thousandA 81 small led plmpss fotmtd
on beet ming dry. these caufed intense
Itching. uea advised 70 &c q The
hoenllnl ior diseases If lhR @hin Gla
ah and Wna m Gut4palient fer { month
or more, the 9hief surgeon saying
netef haW gueh Bed eafn ef etzfma-
Bit / aot lillle nr no relief Ihrn
tried many - called remedies. nlst be-
came - bad that / almtst gaee up IL
tcsnaif. on ecmlnf 10 This tftutfy
htaFsl 80 many upcoGntHff eufFe By Cuti-
cufn Remedies chat ! Iesuiped' AZ
Inst fpHdffto % give flHnI trial hls
Was alter suffering aaonleN fof twelve
tinhlhe and fialit elaa am Z That did
~. gan. wnA telIeNtn & 1 Tue alIugsl un.
htufalie itthnR afltf Sefs II lttifes
Attfef9l \ flIF4snglk !
ttaaKHtd 81 Nat tIEhnil6sV ANilRf
iihiTnl Naets faiilcafe Senp und tullA
cDra 4srnlveni piila ansl an nnfe ihhn
fhahkIel 10 AaY lhee alter nkns three
srls 4 tho Rtnfdisa. NaH & inuleiel1
nugfai can MY add that shtnld ans
nyn lla fnutein9 ne ! did y hepe thal
Chez Wili 40 s. DIS. esd en- sure Il
llle gzs,ilta saltnfy sEafIF. 2n2a (u@
Isl I. a4lfle ptecls, AK .0ft. 3 and ln.' 'OTsa
temHpse EasfIan ard lalfghA 1gfHlHgui e
ssft Haet e I'ssi, 'a5sa e s'.s sns e9s'' Ky s
sosssilfa f|nineni lsi ia Iifalihf NEla hHa .lIk
ruA HesultNnl laHe Nf ii fht irfH Fl INnff4t#
psl pla As II. .a 81 n WIZ la.5 u 'sa \. &
fDfhs ss.t laN Hatifh. as#s
~ a'lfa I#e IHl|tefa 1Igs'k a #k'z Httf{1
|..4zz ~ 8' s.
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ilrw aeallAe are II things beloe .
siaw WPg. each stfone ehaeavof
lcrf men Wi ! cae aud men win so,
Jim NcalAs wases eF
glEYeIanl rlaIH DealeI.
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fhe feneol SO ieW women learn a
swlul II because L Is necessary &
Aeep the mouth shut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-11
SENATOR JEFF DAVIS I'LL
AND FAMILY OF ARKANSAS SEN
AToR SUMMONED TO His BED
Sloe-BLooD POISON.

St Louis, Mo, Jan 10.-unitcd
States Senator jeff Davls Of Arkan-
sas, is III in st Loui, hotel ana
his family has been summoned The
Senator was Obliged to retire II ~ a
case in the United SDrrs circuit
Court.
The nature Of his illness can not
be- definitely learned, the Senator
claiming ne is suffering from a
severe cold only, and at the worst
admits hc was threatened with
pneumonia Physicians say he !,
suffering from blood poisoning, which
was brought on by vaccination. lie
has had high fever an afternoon
but gave ont statement tonight
that he was feeling much better. anC
that there was nothing serious the
matter with him
The Senator Won a case inyolyinl
$4,000 IN court today, but he was
not present when the verdict wa'
read, In his address to the jury
Senator said:
Gentlemen, | am not well. car
not talk to you as ought 10 or a,
| would like to- | ought to be n
bed now, and ! intend, as soon as
finish my talk to 90 10 bed" with
this introduction he spoke yer!
briefly, and was assisted TO car
riage and driven to his hotel. leay
ing his case TO his partner, L. l.
Meaie, Of Russelv.lle, Ark, hi'
home town.
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months use of them. - Mrs. >. \.
WILLIAMS, X, F. ID. No. IA, Box 80,
Gardiner, Me.
No woman should submit to surgi-
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia T.. Pinklam's $
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved u be the
most valuable tonic and renewer of
the female organism. Women resid-
ing in almost every city and town IN
the United states bear willing testl-
mony To the wonderful virtue of Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II cures female ills, and creates radl-
ant buoyant female health. If you
are ilh for your own sake as well as
4 those You love, give it trial.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice ~ Tree,
aud always helpful.
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PETITION.

To the Mayor and city Council of
the city of Ardmore, Oklahoma:
We the undersigned citizens and
property owners, on Fourth Avenue,
Northeast, beginning at the east side
Of Washington Street and continuing
to | street, hereby petition your hon.
orable body to take such steps as the
law directs in having sidewalks con
structel on said avenue.
Very respectfully,
SAM WEEKS.
w. s. FRALEY.
MRS. j. l.. WELLS.
]. II. HUTCHlNS.
G T.. FRALEY
BERT GAINES.
SMlTH-FRALEY
LUMBER Co
MISS McCABE.
II. J. DARRAH
IT, 4. KEMBEL.
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to confirmation by said court on the
18th day Of January. \. D., 1909
CMonday, at ten o'clock a. m, at
Ardmorc, Carter county. Oklahoma.
all the right, title and interest OF the
said Balison Willis, minor, in and
to the following described real estate.
to.wit:
We Of NE;i Of sEH; SEA OF
NEH Of SEA; NWH Of SEA OF
SEA; NJ Of SWH of SEA, Section
&5, Twp. S, II. . L.
Lot No. .; NV 1907 acres OF L,,
40. 3; NE 1906 acres Lot 4; W.
2O.0j acres OF Lot 4; We Of SWh
Of NWh; NEA Of seq; E1a OF
NWh Of SEA; SWh Of NWA OF
SEA; We Of SWH of SEA- SEA
Of SWh of SEA, Of SectioG A. Lot
No !, Section ., Twp. South
Range 3 East all In Love County
Oklahoma.
The T. 20 acres and SW l01;
acres Of Lot No. l. Section 30. Twp
3 South, Range East, in Garter
County, Oklahoma
Sail real estate will be sold on the
following terms aud conditions, to
Wit: Cash on delivery of deed.
Bids for the purchase thereof mus
De in writing, aud must be filed II
the county court, or delivered TO tn,
undersigned at the office OF Cabel
& Bass at Ardmorc, Oklahoma, ol
or before ten o'clock a. m., Januar
18Th, 1909. Bids for said land il
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President HELPS ORPHANS

TIlndreds OF orphans have been
helped by the president OF the Indus
trial Orphans Home at Macon, Ga,
who writes; I'VE have used Electric
Bitters In this institution for nine
years. II has proved a most excellent
medicine for Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney troubles. We regard II as one OF
the best family medicines on earth"
II inyigorates the vital organs, puri-
flies the blood. aids digestion. creates
appetite. To strengthen and bu,li ~
thin, pale, weak children or rundown
people IL has no equal. Rest for female
complaints Only soc at Ardmore Phar-
macy. d a W
Nnhacr.Ihn fnr M. A n.nrnnrn,r.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49,

Morning session, 9 o'clock:
How may the county superintendent
improve the efficiency of the teach
crs under his charge
superintendent 4. VI Frost. Chair
man. Taloga II. G. King. Durant, j.
b. Johnston, Wcstvllp; Gertrude Mot.
ter Cherokee: Emma Gard Mills.
Watonga; \. r. Harris. Sayre. Kate
Meade, III Reno; L. B. SNYDER. Ara
paho; Geo ". Simms, Mangum, VI.
L. Cotton, Stglor; c. W. jacobson.
Mclford.
state and county normals:
(aJ Their true aims-Superinten.
dent Chas. Evans, Chairman. Ard.
more; Maude +. widaman. Anadar
ko; Mrs. Mary Niblack. Ardmore.
Cbl Their defrcts-A. X. Ralston.
Tahlcquah; +. NJ. Hughes. Hugo. J.
\ Johnson. Lawton.
tc) How to improve them-H. w.
c. Shelton. Vinita; =. 7. Frye. Sa.
pulpa; \. II. Parmalee. Pawhuska
How TO eliminate machine politics
from city schools:
superintendent G. y. Brilcs. Chair.
man, Muskogce; \. j. Loyett. Black.
we'll + y. Howell, III Reno: NJ. +.
Moore, Marietta; II. II. Ewing. Norm.
an; Thos Scott, Okmulgee. r. B. Ry.
bolt, Lawton; Tom Youngblood. Pauls
Valley; W. X. Gay, McAlester: Bert
Langley, Woodward
Results of recent legislation:
Superintendent Il. H. Hester. Chair.
man Claremore. John r. Evans. BY.
ron; w c. Canterbury, Ardmore; r
p. Montgomery, Miami; Mrs. Hettie
Britton, Kcnton; Geo. J.. Payne.
Guymon; p. X. Faison. Idabel. \. J.
Frcnch Purcell; j. NJ. Rule. Hobart:
V. H. Durham IIolIeuyillp; 5. NJ
Barrett Edmond
Afternoon session, 1870 o'clock.
Is specific legislation needed on the
following points?
ia Separate School -Supcriu
tcudut Clarence Robson. Tecum
sch; j. H. Taylor, Oklahoma city.
Ou Uniform system of teachers
certificates in cities of the first class
j. G. Masters, Tulsa; Scott Glenn
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Coupons signed--Law for Trustees.
Guardian (or Curator.

Coupons Sgned-Law for Trustees.
The county superintendent this
morning signed the coupons for the
bonds issued by Baum school district
No ., Hewitt district No. 43 and
Pleasant Grove district No "A. The
election was held at Pleasant Grove
on Saturday one Of the things Mrs.
Niblack Is most anxious to do at the
state teachers association In Guthrie
Is to So" # a law cannot be passed
which will allow school trustees the
privilege of loaning the sinking fund
of their bonds at the maximum rate
of interest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-11
PROPOSED BATTLESHIPS TO
OUTCLASs ANY THE SEAS HAVE
KNOWN
why OUR NAVY LEADS
Secretary Newberry's Plan Calls for
Four 25.ooo-Tor Ships Carrying
Eight i4lneh Guns Each. Effective
at Ten Miles.

Washington. Jan TO- rh, navy do.
partmcnt experts fur. that the
United States navy Will bc the first
in rank Of the world when the four
new battlcships proposed 10y srcrc-
tmy Newbcrry in his report made
ycserday have not been completed
The approximate time of the com
plctiou of these ships ., the close
OF the year 1911. by that date there"
will have been completed these four
the Delaware and Dakota and the
! Florida and Utah.
The specific point made by the
experts however. is that the four
new ships which have been sug
gesIed are to be 25.O0O toms displacc.
mcnt each and each will carry eight
fourtcen-nch guns Such squadron
/ of battlcships will be- unlike aud
superior TO anything in naval history
both as to displacement and TO main
battery
The astounding but absolutely
true statement is made by the navy
I express that the fourtocu.iuch guns
will be- effective at ten miles. It Is
also said by these experts that Great
Britain after the appropriation by
congress for the four proposed bat.
! tleships. will never be able tn rc.
gain its lead in modern battlcships
! over the United States England
| greatest proposed battleship. the Fon.
droyant, is, according 10 the details
in the United States naval bureau
of intelligence. inferior TO the Flor.
ida or the Utah.
The report that Great Britain was
building. or is projecting even. five
battlcships, each Of which is to car
ry twelve twclyeinch guns.
II is admitted now that the United
states stands second on the list OF
naval powers. and this is largely
because the United States naval rel
atiye power depends on modern
ships, against which twenty or moro
of the British so-callcd baulcship-
do not count, and are not TO Doe Ia
ken into account because NOT one
Of them could approach within five
miles of any of the United states
bat'lcships, even of the Alabama
class. Above that class in the United
states are the South Carolina. Mich
igan, and of course, The American
Dreadnaughts are all above that
class. In other words. the United
States has, ship for ship. built and
building better aud more powerful
ships than Great Britain has built
and building for the next three
d years
The Navy Department Confidently
expects to see the prediction of IN,
experts realized in 1871. and m,
United States will lead the world
III naval power The experts de-
clare that when the statement &,
made that Great Britain has al Tho
present time fftyfour battle ship,
against twenty-ninc Of the United
States. it only means an apparent
numerical excess. and that when rh,
ships are compared, one with th,
other there are moro dead o" obso
letc types and classes foo the Buu-l
D. navy than i'm any other navy.
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anua severe female
weakness. T h g
doctor said | would
have to 60 to the
hospital for an
operation, but |
could not bear TO
think of it. ! de
cided to try Lydia
f., Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
and Sauative W ash
and was entirely
cured after three
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HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

II you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder
or Kidney trouble and want a certain, pleasant
herb relief from Women's Ills, try Mother Gray's
"AUSTRALIAS-LEAF IL is n safe, reliable
regulator, and relieves al Female Weaknesse-,
Grsy's Australian Leafs sold by Druggists or
sent by mail for 50 cts. Sample sent FREE
Address, The Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, MI.
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Muskogee News Sold.

Muskogcc, Okla, Jan. 9-Thc Ey.
ening News, an independent news.
paper, established here three months
ago by c. l.. Keller was purchased
today by Ed j Costello, a former
Oklahoma city journalist The con
sidcration was, it is understoow, $l5,
OnO
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o'clock
Prayer Pastor VI. f. Church.
Address of Welcome G.. y
Haskell
Response Hon. +. u. Cameron
Presidents Address -Sl.. X. II.
Wilson
Announcement and Assignment OF
Committees
Afternoon session. ! 80 O'Clock
Roll-call by counties and cities. and
reports from county and city supcrn
tCniouts.
Evening session, 7:5o:
Report of county and city superin
tendcnts finished and meeting OF
committees
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weatherford; W. r.. Robson. Paw

Weatherfori; W. H. Robson. Paw.
nee.
The construction OF school houses
aud improvement of grounds,
Superintendent C. \ Wit. Chair.
man, Duncan, g. =. Moore. Kingnsh.
cr Ncl llumphrc, Guthrie, Miss
Flossia II. Lewis. Bar.csvuy. Fred
Mcrshon salisaw G. ". Grimes
Tulsa, r. +. Pierce Ada. r. II
Hubbard. Cotdcu.
Relation between county supcrintcr.
dent and teachers holding first
grade and state certificates:
superintendent Geo. Raucy. Chair
man Enid; E. h. Shotwcu. Okmulgcc;
G. J.. kcczcr saltwater. \ \
Rogers. Frederick. Pearl Rraddsld
4 pauIs Valley Mrs Alma CrisweN
Buffalo. j. Frank Liilcy. Tishomingo
f. N Duke. Ncwkrk. Miss Alice
Fleming Wubortou. L. G. Mcintosh
Eura'la.
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PROGRAM PUBLIC SCHOOL
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

The following is IN program cs
the second annual meeting OF the
state Public School Officers, Associa-
ton. which is to be held in Guthrie.
Okla. at the First Baptist church.
corner Noble and Vine streets. Jan
uary 12l3-1l.
PROGRAM.
Tuesday, January 12.
Morning session opening at 1000