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rr of WlUuua Jwimiw Brrsa. aad
ba coagnrtatatad oa tat aaccctt ol
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UkftUW fOt taatlad tad aaawri
Bat L aiata't grxw ocacit4, t
1? II 1 4o nr nt plar vlll fail or
totaatafag ltt u dradfal vlll h"
Va. Kotoiag. yoa kaow, Is at dtau-
troat aa ceaeelt.
"I aoerd oijr ataer tU tb oUie
bay of tJ diaaatroua ouaelt 'tf a
udy ia feiriia. Wbn Ahuiwi KtfanJi
wh Um TorkUh amb4t.4or Ui Ur
maar II bit cuaWn, at nit vc
riM wiitrtalomnu, U) rlUtriluie
TurkUk i.t Miat umooK tbu laij-u
"At one ol tbt uxttt brilliant rcicep
lium AbniM KUeadl dUtinxulNlnxi a
litrHtWMi My bj kvIuk l:jr
twiCH St Ma V'jM ax av Tit
u tltu. Tbal i s i;rU hinur ir.J
acoruff of uya, towii jakmn od witn-i
uflgraiulalery, wuru tixwt (in tne
yotlOK btdy abe atn of Krcat
ttoru oi ttallcacle oo br plati.
"8K cmiKI not help fj'u; protid.
And to Mark br itlutniib i.i undar
ttort It. aba could mi M9 ayla to
the Interpret ar:
"'Atk tb ambaaaad'ir wb ha bat
bowad m wr.n tAt :) at .ptity
kwaata aa toy otbar bvl.'
"Tb lBtrprtr put b-$ fju"tUH.
gut alt saawr, aod r,tul It ia a,
load vole.
"'Ilia ascallesey tun. tntulein,
our iooatb It twle aa arK- hb any
of tbo other ladiaa.' 'Kaittua CM
Jaaraal.
Cbauaeajr E. 8rwte- I), u. blaaop
f 'oanaeUeut, okl m ttiry ibv ibir
la whleh ba tayt la Mrt. OrawtUr
fai '. It aaamt that 11 c i.hop I a4
a tnall boy ttiiiln upplt
n ' t.-hiu'd, m aftar reproving ni'Q
. .! for aoniM ttma no t-uld;
A ; now, my boy, do o.i ituow why
1 t you all tbU? 1 lino t out- Iwforo
wt a ron I am a crawling wo: m. Iw
in, know who?" "Sure.' replied tlio
I'oy pnimplly, "the mlttut." Kantat
City Bur.
"With you'd come over tonlglit.
Jinx, If you have no otlior ongiiKO
monU" Til do It, ojil man. We'll have 11
K(x)d oId-fatiIontn evunlnK llKo m'i
um l liavn In tlm old dayn,"
"Von but!"
I'll fetch aoine Kfxid cl)?arH and
"Oh, my wlfo w(n't lot 11 Htnuke;
!! curtains, you know."
"Oh, whll, we'll cut that out; charm.
lni;KlrI your wife. Til bi dellchtcd to
come anyhow."
Tlmt'H the muff. My little Klrl rv
cltca 'Curfew Khnll .Not rtlnif Tonight,'
Just"
Whirm taw fcJaaf I a Ptprmmua f a tata mat
wm M ajr-wiw wm. mm u ta mm a,r-T
. rf w frata (a tw MM w I
B it ff at fla pre a Vo r imitat I taa '
fMHIi ttBaa m mm uai . Taw jataiiaiil i taaae Ka L dsatt .
. -. Tai '.if j" -.'.e nil
I at jitwai1 . k ; re
tn mm. J T ftar-j ttatr tmt r i
wu trfcc, lor awrri reams was
a aay aracral atari t
at ad v araat at aaM
AH Waftitft t tafcaa t
aa tabn
ataarU -Jbt
M aav boat, at aaMtiy
t&aa ooatned aaalrat to &ad a Bt-
It'Wjt BOOK
r aatata h u
)aidUaT u tbt v 17 au act d at
Tlctartt axetat ht: imm tV-U
taa alae. K ta aaaaagre- at
lar aamrt vate 1 rt f- r ucart rra-
tort U-ntUt lb ia.-nr m rrtW
poar iaio aia raratfaa roof awata.
Whta r. lltmmftitla Mtatki hit
raatttaary t lioaday aight a kmad
a amaa aprawlad oat at fall bnagUi oa
ft, Toacfelax ta UKradart aaoatUw
Ctauiy, the Utprtaarto aaM:
WU1 fom pltatt aver tdoag t
T7 brad tad I ut to aft down.
Tb knag ta thaauieal
.acr a. pttrfatg fcwk.
Owa:" b Mart. "Oo im' att
do a oa la carb U yoa'r Urd. X'j
talk at U yo oad tb pteat!"
Amd aacb 1 Uaa:" rxcteaalaeaf Mr
MaaamtrratNta aadly b attkttt oat
a wvft apot oa tb wail to lat tairL
Xw Tork World.
'r
OrUialy ao 00 would thlak of
raJiag t dictionary for amuacaatat or
w ta I rt a bun mm b
-voaM loa ta thread of the aiory
th graa ntat of oouiL No oa
oald expect to gad lokat la aoeb a
book, barring Mark Twain' about t
earbusel. But that learned sad otb-
erwla tarioua dieUoaary, tb Cnnr
roataia at leaat on laugbabl ent y.
L'ader the word "ouettloa ' it tb -,-krwtag:
"To pop the daaatlon tec
pop." X:oaaa City Star.
"What," asked tb twatt gl1 jrrad
uate. "was tb happiest moment of
your life?"
"The bapplott moment of ray life.'
aaawrred the old bachelor, "was when
tbe Jeweler took back the engagement
rtnc and gave me collar bu'toni in
exchange." Chicago Kwfc
John Kendiiek Hant wan dltctita
ln In a New York club a ease of pla
Klaritm. "The man admitted that plagiarism
wan Dunpccted "f hltn." said Ur. Ilani
"rnllluK. "Hi; almoel Bdmlttd It was
prortsd. H eremlnded me of a Yun
kern boy, I uked to know.
"Tblt boy ha Id to bit chum one
tnornlni;:
"1 bbi under lb', parlor sofa lea:
night to bear, wnat young i(oflleKb
would ay Ut my titter.'
- 'Well wbat did be tayr the other
boy atkoil.
" 'He frfUy talked religion and oll
tlea. and be kicked about
thirty timet oh the bead.'
" He knew you w.r there, 1 citem,
tald tbe aeeoad boy.
Tm afraid be tutpecud It-' '
Kew York Tribune.
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A cashier In the nntncltl dlttrlct
of Xew York on being advised by bit
physicians to take a vacation not long
j ago, wrote tbe agent of a Koulb Amer
icas tteawablp :ne aa folio wi: "At I
am thinking of taking a trip to South
America, please advise me timnodlste
ly wltb pftrtlcultri relative to ratet.
accommodation! and ao on, to and
frc-m tbe various porta ututlly viilf.'il
by tourists at Hilt teaton of tbe year. '
The answer rarne by apedal delivery
marked private and confldentlil:
"One of our tamnrs will tall for V.ii.
paralto noxt Wednesday. Shorten fid
qulcki'tt way out of the country."
Kansas City Star.
A young man at Cay lord, Kan., told
hlg f;lrl the other night that If ahe
I didn't marry him he'd get a rope and
hang himself rlKht In front of her
houn. "Oh pleaae don't do It. dear,"
ahe Kald, "you know father dounn't
want you hanging around here.'' .Vw
York Tribune.
A MUHOurl fanner whouo boR wai
killed by a train, wrote the company'i
claim scent for (lettlcuient. Ho onn
jed his communication thiu; "My ra
fir back strolled down your track a
wt-ck sco lodsy. Your 29 catao down
j the lino, and muffed Ms llfo away.
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haafWInaa ritk -Tmm umj. Otrtw
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aor c ndL-oM track r.
tea mr -oe. Tw5Ik:,
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J "How 04 rot km ia atr. aaat mj
joabot boy htd my rXrki To lt
j 1 k of Mtnur ccaasac ta
1 vttaoai arm bffiar bt yocr suaa.'
I Tb aagra taok aa aad aaM tart
't a ea fat tb ogvtr aOe -
"a ao r aatr ta vralcft t
reolMM:
"1 aat iMklag far irH; tttd -r:
It t4; aat vHftac to ao HHtaatr ar
a aayiaaat;''
Ta
Mtfctat as iza
ti you drtm):r"
Ta attpra rtaatd; It If .
arfy. taat bi flarlaaiTI nrran ..
aaf Trfbtme.
Taacar (tteraJyt -WTaai 7tm
biagatag at, Jaatmtr
laabhy vmm't laagt.hr. ania'
my eaaapbnloa aataduhai'i tit.-
Yottb't Coatpaaloa.
"'ba: b yer Mars? t ,
faaeral attic ta yer pr?
aa mu u
mum -itmu a tU: aa ibea."
Tat Oo4 httrTJCt: A' rm nnr
brother was atz :t Uh." Ttt-Bet.
The aeeatttrw,, htaos a aU of aiai-
daty.
Aad I rots her hoaeet toll eoatet
aoatat sheer;
White others thread the petht of
wealth awl bataty.
Lf ta t teat tw- ja her
beatatrHnib.
Klsoa Wattrrasaa ta Woataa's Home
uoMpaaioa.
Ia oa of the model School l oor
twa a firet grade teMber was bur
a? a "laaoa on the oow.' sh" was
tryinit to Imprest on th youn m:ads
tb various utea of the milk. Butter,
cheese, etc., bad been ditpoted of. ar.d
bo- tbe farmer fed tbe surplus sri
she wanted atmo bHht gealus to tell
to tbe pica. IdiBK ap to tb'i sb
aaked this quvt'ion:
Now. cbildrea, alter the farmer hit
made all tbe butter 9od rl.eett he
needs, sad uaet what milk oe whblt
for Us family what do? he do with
tb milk that still revile 7
Dead silence follows for a.'n,-yiH'M,
and then one litti hand waved fran
tically. The teacher smiled and tald
WeU 3amet.
"Jle pourt It btoic Into the cow!"
Pipyi James WcmT h lfie com
panlon.
7200 Bottle. In Pour M.nths.
Dr Mndnball'H Chill and Ytf-x
Cur h RuinH raTOr w(th th? tradfl
mor? rapidly that any other Chill
Tonic. V. har- eold neerlr 69 rroi
In four roonthn.- Schah brn? Co
Wholeial DruscgUts, Cairo. III. Sold
en a Mgned guaranty by W. E Frame.
The MaJrtlc Mfg. Cn . of . lynln.
Mo., kari; a man at IJIt-dn. Corhn &
Hrennl-y's T. tfa, wy showing
th. ilajmtlc Range In actual opera
Uon. bklng and s-Tinq blwiults to
the large crowds j2.5
Kodol for, D.THr-ia contain., the
t T n." JUl f a htmhh' rtomach
and will put jour tomnch In ahapo to
W-rforra ttn Imporunt fjaetion of hud
rdylng the ftn,i brain with
strength building blood. Dlg.t what
von et. relieve Indication. Sold by
Hoffman ru; Co. 7
We sometlmet love a man for the
enemies he hat made, but not whon
be Is ; is own worst enemy.
In Pralte of Chamberlain-! Cough
Remedy.
Th-re Is no other medicine manufac
tured that hai received so much praise
a tld so maiir .r i.ruui,...o ..... ,
a- Chambarlaln a Cough Ueiuedy. It
lu effective, and prompt relief fulowg
Its use. Orateful parent everywhere
do not hemtate to tatlfy to lu morita
for the Uneiu of others. It In a cor-
'"' ''" ior croup an i will prevent
of the attack If given nt Ural appear
ancu of the dlnease. It U eieclall
adapted to children aa It Is ploaiwiiit
to take and contalna nothing Injur-
lOUB Sir I .1 II
- ..mhijiiiiuj, n null
known resident and clerk In the store
of Mr K. Ick. of Alice. Cnpo Colony.
South Afrlra. saya . "I hare usm
Charnberlain'H Cough' Ilomody to war
off croup and colds In my family. 1
fouud It to be very satisfactory and It
give rne pleasure to recommend It."
i " r. j. juimaoy. vr. is.
r'rame. Ardmore Drug Co., and lion
sor & fJooser.
It's awful unlucky to try to kiss a
girl In the dark and find out It's her
mother.
True aat trUt frl4a nt IK fnn.Hu
-De Wit ft IJttle fairly Ulcers. Oood
pllht. Bold by Huffman Drug Co .
OFFICIAL LIST
OF DELEGATES
WEN W-0 YVtLi. fP.,VE CD-rSTV
.- tf .s.-5 DVJK nu'rt
tt ?; OiJn "4tsn.MK.
7 Do-tmttU: iT'e-. Ttrr-r.t -y
The rtttra erf the 4cxx ki
tgtiiDaatil citarriFM. a. i
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tat tn temtoriM ilirt tL ftaaav
iag BtbtfCt k9r4- 1- OtU&eaa, t 2.e-
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TerrJrr t B.eWiat n i--acras.1.
At tbe a. 44e ta uw
x-t stae: 5.1 e-0it ik va
rws siai uretcai ao tens; tae 001
) Ottxrve.
rcOe-dag 1 lb HK c tbe ite--f
rul eta t6ttt ae4 taetr rtxtweaee-t:
OKUHOM.
1 T. O. Jtxaet. Its, Oayciea.
5 Pit G Trier. T" , Bver.
4 H. P Cc try. R J t-to. OVIl
1 O. II McCtntn, D UtteO. Otla.
Dr. C. X. Sirkf . D, aJti, Oklt.
C y.zjork. D, Graalo:. Otli.
( Geo. Wni, 9, Oeror.ee. OUa.
J D. C. Hered. D, KiBg-tod. Ofcla.
10 IT. V. Ha4tiit, D, Wtkau.
Otls-
11 C. K. Pitman. D, Hsatf. Okls.
IS J. A. Aaiersoa, D, Pool Crt-t
Okie.
1 U Mcom. D- Bald. OV.lt.
14 A. n. HUt, D, Ortacdo. OfcU.
It D. D.. DtaeLwen. 0U&.
. V. Kiae, D.. Newark. Okla.
17 R. S. Jobaioe. D.. Peer-. Okli.
150. M. Berry. D, Pawnee. Okla.
U a. i. Newell. D. Wle. C4Ja.
J4W. E. Hfctr, a. Stillwater. Okla
II It- & Houetco. R.. Agra, Okla.
21 J. W. Sandi.c, D, Prigr.., Okla.
21 H. L. Cloud. P, Welltwt. Otli
21 K. U HettcB. D, MarahaH. Okla.
26 H. E. Ajh. R-. Guthrie. Okla.
20 W. D. Jenk!s. R, Guthrie, Okla.
27 TT. T..S. Hjnt, D, Oklahoma
City, OHa.
2S X. C. Hagbot, D.. Oklrhcma
City. Okla.
29 J. 'U Mitch, D, Oklaborsa City
Okla.
JO B M. IUmcy. D.. Tecurateh.
Okla.
31 J. H. Matey, Hhawnee, CU.
12 I. B. LiUletoa. D Eorlgboro.
Okla.
UT. C. Wyatt. Annette. C4:la.
34 J -S. Bschasac, D.. Nennaa.
Okla.
6 J. K. Norto, U., ITdment, Okla
30 J. J. Oerney, D., 13 Reao. Okla.
27 11. T. Kane. D . Kingfisher. Ok'a.
28 T. D. Rice. D- HltcbcocV. Okl.
33-C. C. Ilsher. D.. Hlnton. Okla.
49 TL Kdly. D , .Mlnco. I. T.
41 C. IL Bowers. D.. Orient. Okla.
42 H. O. Tenor. D.. faloga. Okla.
43 Oavld Hovs. Graad, Okla.
4 4 W. S. Deerlns, D.. Cllstoa, Okla.
45 3. U. Harrison. D., Sayre. OVIa.
46 F. E. Herrlag, D. Elk City.
Okla.
47 K. E. Bryant, D.. Gcebo, Okla.
48 J. J. Savage, D.. McKnlght, Okla,
43 I-oke RobortB. D.. Otnstee, Okla.
10 W. J. Caudlll. D.. Granite. Onla.
El yr. E. Binks, D.. Hoes. Okla.
52 J. B. Taik. D.. Hobart, Okla.
53 W. H. Edley, D.. Hetcfcer. Okla.
64 John M. Carr., D., Frederick,
Okla.
65 m: Tucker. D.. Comanche, I. T.
T. J. Ijahy. D. PawhnBka. Okla.
60 J. J. Quarrels. D.. Fairfax, Okla.
67 J. J. Curl, D.. Bartletvllle, I. T.
6S W. D. Hnmttfrey, D., Nowata,
I. T.
65 W. H. Kornegsy. D.. Vlnlta, I. T.
Co D. P. Willis. D.. Cheltea, I. T.
CI J. W. Swaru, D., Cheltea, I. T.
62 lUIey CopeJtnd, IX, Falrland,
I. T.
IS J. K. Hill, D.. Catoosn, I. T.
C4 C. V. Rogers, I).. Claremoro,
I. T.
06 J. H. Muvler. 1) , Pryorg Creek,
I. T.
CO J. T. Edmondson.'I)., Mayeavllle,
I. T.
S7 .1 H. N. Cobb. R., Sapulpa. I. 'i.
88 Nelson Flowers, n.. Ttilta, I. T.
C9 W. T. fUlton, D., Broken Arrow.
I. T.
70 A. .. Husan. D.. Oiwea, I. T.
71 J. A. Harris. Jt, Wagoner, I. T
72 A. 8 Wiley. D . Tahleqnah. I. T,
73 C. W. Board, U., Okmnlgee, I. T.
74 W. A. Cain, It, OV.taha. I. T.
T5 1 li. HoiricluH, K., Maskogee,
1. T.
7 C N. Hmt-.f-n. D., Mtskogee,
I. T.
770. H, P. Barfwcr, D. Webber
Finn, I. 'i'.
7 W. N. UtUeJrthn, I), Bushy, I. T.
73 W II. Hudson. R., Henryetta,
f. T
8 N. o. Turk, R., ChecotLh, I. T. j
Wewofca. I 7
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Ta. C Letdtter. D. J&mtxnlL.
f4 D. M raaiisitr. D. Quit, t T
1 . O Hiy. D. CiJekmki. X T
M Cau. VrCatiz. D- Pareetl L T.
1 Cajvtoi "rtTc. U, A&i, i. T.
tf ft. '. Htrrlras, D, Newtmre.
L T.
Er-J. a. T."A. Sdatm. L T.
K ?!? Hturaty. D. Sovta MeAl
eer. t T
11 N P 0rd?xr. D, Strltr. I. T
I! E. T Strreli. B. Hehoa. t 7.
U - As. cfJer.t.'it. 1. 7.
14 .Vil-i tostfter. u, Pialt Val
ley, i. T.
! F i. Stove, Jii, Wyaacd.
L T
11 C S. i-fT. D, Saddam.-. L 7.
IT ?cr- WbU'JI, D- Leiatsji. I- 7.
J! i- C rtirti. DT Htcii4tva.
Lr.
. ". U LiUttaer. D, Wlaairtoa,
5 C C. KitUt. D.. Macro. 1. 7
Itl J. Altrr. D T.'oodlocd. I. 7.
Itt Citas iotiti. a, Ryat. 1. 7.
1 tt W. A. LeJbeue.-. D. ArdaMre.
1 7
14 V H. UziT'-r. D.. Tlfbosalsga.
L T.
It5 J H. Citsber. D, Ataka, I. T
It J- C. Oriits. D, Marietta, I. 7.
17 O Heaebtw. D, MadlU. I. 7
1W P- U K'nilLmi. p, DuraaU I. T.
G. E. Park-.-. D Bokos&e. I. 7
1. B P. D, H. I. 7.
Ill S. i Hersdoa. D, Mabel. L7.
Ccatr by p. H. SulMrai,
Dens.. StfTlw.t;.', Okla.
t7 Costef4 by V?. vr. Biaka
Dem, Brijtow. I. T.
oetter Tr.an Any other.
Jiero. 7 jz.. Mar 23. l'Si.
-Sbrp oe ?rcf Dr. M.eadesbaU i
Chill and Fever C jt T.'e tare
na? Tonr Chill Core for four
yein ad h glr-; better resersl re
!. tiaa say Chill Tlc we tav.
re.- sold." Ctero Urag Co. Sold by
W. B. fraae.
Tie average man kaowj so little
abcut wbat be Is rotiag for that It
snake blm crazy niad 1; he bat to e
plaln IL
Cured ef Srljhte Blte.
Mr. Robert O Darke. daL-a. X. T..
write: "Be .'ere I started to se Fo-'
ley's Kidsey Cure. I bad to ret up
from twelve to twenty tl a clrht.
ad I was all bloated up with draper
and ay eye!gbt w8g so irapaired I
could srarcely t'e ose of my .'am.lv
aero the roo. I had given fccj-?
of living when a friend recommended
Foley's Kldcr Cure. One 50c bottle
worked wonders and before I bad ta
ken the tfcrd bottle the dropsy had
;on. as well as all other symptoms
of Brltht's dlsees."
Hoffman Drug Co., and Cltv Dm?
Store,
If a man weren't married he could
afford to have pretty nearly every bad
habit there 1.
The b"ft treettsent for Indigestion
and troifl ; i-r stfiiach . o t"t
the stomach. 1 tcsn be rested by s
god dltestast Kodol pats the stom
ach In shape to satisfactorily perform
Its fnnctloas. Good for Indigestion,
oir stomach, flatulence, palpatatior.
of the heert aad dyspep.ila. Kodu! 1?
made la strict conformity with the
National Pure Toed and Drag Liw
Sold by Hoffman Drag Co.
One of the disappointing things
about marrying for money is how
much there Isn'L
Cwcasvreet Is a harmless compound
of vg'etable extracts that Is vonder
fill In eoK."l r'icts nn the l n
cb of babies and children. Recnm
oiendM and sold by Hoffman Drug Co
Subscribe for Tho Ardmorelte.
Danderine
GnEW THIS HAIR:
AND WE
CAN
PROVE
IT
1
I
MISS JEANETTE WALLICE,
343 W. Uth BTHCCT, NCW VoKK CtTT.
Wben the scalp throws on either diodnifl or a
gummy lubtUace, It li an erldenco of se&lp dis
rate, and do time ihould b lott In correcting II.
You certainly woild not iieiltate ta take treat
ment wora you to took at this matter through a
magnifying glan, When highly magnified It re
sembles a working niu of Inucti. These
creatures absorb the nutriment or llto-sap ot the
sealp causing the sealp to become dry and fever
ish, resulting In the loss ef hair and finally bald
ness. Danderloe works wonderi la all soeb
cues. II thoroughly eradicates all tract of
scalp bacteria aad makes the balr grow nn
usaally long, strong and be autlfuk One. 13 cent
boltl Is enough to show jou that It will do all
Ibis and even mere. TlOVf at all druggists.
(bree sties. 9Ja.. A mt .Mm er bottle.
khowltox da wuink eo.,
m m 6
im wild m
PROHieiTION
WILL mi WIN
'.DEFEAT FACES THE OKLAHOMA
CONSTITUTION -DRY" CLAUSE.
Ar.tl-SJlscn Le;ue Claimt Ens-jjh
Dtl;;atti, Hut Indtsatlont Are
That It It Wrors; Liquer Que
tt;n 1 Paramount One.
Gathrte, Ok, Nov. Ik What win tbe
eoattitatiosal coaveatloa do. sot with
proaiMtioa, but wtta the liquor qjes
tloaf Bvery cttlzea of tbe aew sute
latereeted la practical politics woull
! like to kaow the aatwr.
NotwitheUalag tbe cUlms of tbe An-U-5Ioob
letgae maaageri, that more
tbaa a i)orKj of the delegate elect
ed to the eoaMitatioaal convention are
pledged to tae Mtbmlttloa of prohlb -tloa
at aa Integral part of the const!
tutloc tbe public generally seems to
hold a contrary opinion, aad this op'-a-loa
will aot be witbeat e&ect upon del
esates who art coca pell el against their
vttehet to accede to the demands o!
tbe problbl'Joalsti. Better erldeste
that the prohlMtloalsts were defeated
It found in the data concerning each
eaaditate carefully gauertd by tbe op
poilvos. Tbe probable defeat of Integral pro
hlbttioc la the oocventlon, however,
does: aot remove tbe with among man
aiert In both parties (or a settlement
of tbe liquor coeetlon. Tbey declare
that tbe Honor traffic should not be tol
erated as a factor In olltlCf. that It
is a sword tblt politically cuts both ,
ways, as dangerous to Democrats as
to Republican, and that If the const
tutlon should remain silent upon tbe
subject all future elections will be In
great turmoil and uncertainty bees ie
of tbe liquor question.
This Is tbe attitude of many men op
posed to prohibition. Some of them
are fer local option and high Accuse,
aad express the wish that the constitu
tion should declare in some form for
their plan ef regulating the sale of In
toxicants. Ose of the strongest argiiruonis that
belp4 defeat the prohlnltlonlsts .as
taat integral prohibition was unfair be
cause It left the voter no alternative
except to vote for prohibition or vo'e
against statehood to express his disap
proval of prohibition. It would be j-m
as unfair, say prohlbltior.Uis. 'o lnsUt
that the conetluUon should oatrln a
high license and local option plank as
It would to say that It should not have
a prohibition plank. Leaders of both
parties are groping fcr a way to cir
cumvent the obstacle of the saloon la
politics. It Is not Impossibl: that they
may meet in secret conference to dis
cuss the matter.
The statement has been made tbat
the brewers and liquor dealers helped
the Democrats In the last eampaicn.
The assertion cAi be made positively,
in spite if all denials, that the Demo
ocrats did ret this assistance. The po
litical manager of one of the largest
breweries in the United States Is a Re
publican In politics.
Early last summer at his headquar
ters in another state, he expressed re
gret that he would be compeled to
work against his party in the organ
ization of the state of Oklahoma, but
that apparent majorities in the Demo
cratic party ani the known tendency
of the Democratic party not to support
prohibition made it Imperative that he
should give to this party his nid and
assistance. Prohibition in the conbtltu
Hon would not only destroy his busi
ness In the state, but would confiscate
hundreds of thousands of dollars of In
vested oapltal. Even Republicans ac
cept the statement of Democratic cam
paign managers tnat thoy took no gifts
of money from tho brewers and liquor
dealers. The lattor were not compelled
to give this kind of nid. as the Demo
crats were glad to got the voting
strength that would be rallied to their
support by the antl-prohibltlon work
ers. Danderlne
works wonders. It produce! hair Jut
as surely as rain and sunshine rnlso
crops. It produces a thick- cmirth nt
duxurlaat hair w'hen nil other reme
dies fall. He guarantee Danderlne.
All druggists sell It, 25c, 50c nnd $1 00
per bottle. To nrove Its worth. rpmH
this ad with 10 cents in stamps or sil
ver ana wo win mall you c :nrgo free
sample Knowlton Danderine Co., Chi-
ago, 111.
Genius would be lots more useful if
It were self-supporting.
Wo have secured the nnttifr tnr
Orlno Lxatlve Fruit Byrup. tho new
laxative tnat makes the liver lively,
purifies the breath, cures headache
md regulates the digestive organs.
"ures chronic constlD&tion. Aw m
about IL
Hoffman Drug Co.. anrt Citv Drusr
Stere.
Out of Twenty Kinds the Oett.
"Shin one gross Dr. Men,l.nhnll
Chill and Fever Cure. It gives tho
best satisfaction of about 20 brands
I oarry." J. R. Hafford, Druggist.
Rector. Ark. Children llkn It Hold
on a signed gnaranfy by W. l Frame.
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