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THE prosubs
ORDER RETREAT
of Texas corrupted.
The committee on revenue and tax-
on .
world
WAI.I. STREET LIKELY NOW
TO FEEL SENATE'S PROBE
lieve you.
take—acts immediately.
2 5c and 50c at dru« stores
Missing Mallory Liner
West.
GALVESTON, Tex , Feb.
> Mallory
OPPOSED TO NEGROES IN THE
TAFT INAUGURAL PARADE
monia it’s unrivaled.
Trial bottle free.
F. Raley & Co.
MEASURE.
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He and Six Others Are Indicted for
Conspiracy in the Alleged
Land Frauds.
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A Household Necessity,
would almost as soon of think of
FEDERAL GRAND JURY RETURNS
BILL AGAINST EXECi.IVK.
No!
"You would not be so unkind
a locp-
depot.
Revolts at Cold Steel.
'"Your only hope,” said three doc-
tors to Mrs. 1
from his pocket and pointed It full at ■
his brother's back. \
window saw the weapon flash menac- ;
•—Helen.
You will
toward the
steps that led up to the house. The
sob was still in her throat, but she war
laughing, a little hysterically, tn her
rellyf that her father had come off un- x
scathed.
of any firm, individual or
of the Record and (.—•.—
the attention of the publishers.
Cnpudine.
Whether from colds, heat, stomach or
nervous troubles, Capudine will re-
It’s liquid—pleasant to islature that the indictments were
Try it. 10c, brought for blackmailing and politi-
ca! purposes only.
Roosevelt,
depart ment,
Gas
that
the
ILLUSTRATION SY RAY Hit
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SHAKESPEARE'S AMERICAN
^CALENDAR, 1909.
QN ENGINE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—Passengers
Ifore by the action of the grand jury, jin the Pennsylvania railroad station
ure excursions ad t
tbr. Similarly appropriations
!"r th,.
1909 Tennis Balls and other
new goods in this line* have just
tile
head was
tea, .;e I lersey Cty.
boot myself!”
Gillespie knocked the ashes from his
pipe and thrust it Into his pocket. I
was In no frsrde of mind for talk with
him. a fact Which he aeemed to sur-
mise. ;
' £11
Both the
" left
York on the same day and the
mo” is twenty-four hours late
are safe on board.
“Yes; if she knew the' truth!
While Texas democrats are seeking
to submit a prohibition constitutional committee
pected. .
A favorable report was made on
the bill by Mr. Ridgeway granting
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I know they’re safe.**
He advanced several steps and his
manner grew confident as he saw that
he held the situation in bls own grasp.
I would have rushed In upon them but
. the girl held me back.
“Walt! Wait!" she whispered
Arthur thrust his hands into the
side
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TXAS MA
CONDEMN ACTION 1
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FORT WORTH. Tex.. Feb. I.—
John Roushey, aged forty years, was
fatally injured this morning when
bpth legs ^ere cut off by a Santa Fe
train which backed on to him.
has a tyfe and six children.
In the conduct of the affairs
an institution of the magnitude
The Southwestern Telegraph
Telephone company, operating
such a vast territory as is conTprised
frithin the states of Arkansas and
Texas and employing hundreds and
hundred
grees o
Haskell to Make Statement.
MUSKOGEE, Okla . Feb. 4.—It is
expected that when Governor Has-
kell comes here he wHl prepare a
jstatement and offer to prove that it
| was Roosevelt's and Hearst’s schemes
w hich'resulted in his indictment in
connection with the Muskogee town-
site fraud.
Haskell declares that
through the Interior
permitted the Prairie Oil and
company to violate laws and
this company is a sudsidiary of
Standard Oil company.
v.fe ST
day night to see the head of a man
the ^ow-catcher of
it drew into the
Upon investigation it was found that
W. Leiter, getierkl fo.eman
graii) company, had been
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MAKING OF PRESIDENTELECT
MANON AT NIGHT CRITICtnED.
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poaketn of his flannel jacket and
t^M-nls head once or twice.
"Why don't you shoot,, Henry
'T want t^ose notes," said Henry
Holbrook. “You lied to mo about
t$em. They were io have la-eh de-
Smith "re-
garding Haskell's indictment caused
much consternation. The tesolution
condemns the so-called 'Roosevelt-
Hearst'' combination for having suc^
ceeded ig securing the indictment
against the governor and six other
prominent Oklahomans. The resolu-
tion says it is the opinion of the leg-
of persons of varying Je:
intelligence it must be ob-
vious how essential it is that certain
rules end regulations governing the
details of the business shall be laid
down f»r the guidance of these em-
ployes and to insure, as far. as pos-
sible, efficient and satisfactory t^r-
Toe to the patrons of the company.
It is required of the employes thht
these rules and regulations ghall be
enforced; not harshly or offensively,
althotigh it must be apparent that de-
viation from them cannot be permit-
ted, since they have only been adopt-
ed after being most carefully consid-
ered and having in view the best in-
terests of all concerned.
It must not be assumed that rules
are made for the purpose of exasper-
«he South will take similar ac-
are devised as much for the benefit
of the public as for the protection of
the company and unless the employes
impartially carry them out a link in
the chain of the system is broken
with the result that the public suffers
as well as the company. X.
The company does not desire to
impose unnecessary restrictions on
its patrons or to enforce rules likely
to work hardships or provoke criti-
cism but it must occur to the
thoughtful that a code of rules im-
partially applied is an important es-
sential in the management of a busi-
ness as large and as intricate in me-
chanical, electrical and accounting de-
tails as the telephone business and
it is therefore hoped that the public
will prove willing to exercise a cer-
tain degree of toleration W'hen dis-
posed to hastily indulge in criticism
of the management of the Southwes-
tern company on account of the reg-
ulations it has seen fit to adopt.
ingly; but suddenly Arthur Holbrook
flung round as hig brother cried:
“I think you are lying to me. and 1
want those notes—I want those notes,
I want them now! '
JBy *1Chei>ith Nn
^LLUtSTRATJOM) SYRAYI
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in Dallas Case.
AUSTIN, Feb. 4.—In answering
'certified questions yesterday the su-
jpreme court held in the case of Har-
ry L. Seay vs. Alice M. Cockrell et
al., from Dallas, that appellees had
a right to convey one-half interest
In the property in question under the
will of Sarah H. Cockrell.
The case involved a contract for
the sale of the Cockrell building.
Mr. Seay admitted the contract, but
denied the right of appellees to con-
vey
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grimly. '•Gillespie is dead,
the executor of his estate has those
papers; and the executor is his son."
"The fool. I've never been able to
get anything out of him.”
“If he’s a fool it ought to be all tba
easier to get your pretty playthings
away from him. Old Gillespie really
acted pretty decently about the whole
business. Your daughter hiay be able
to get them away from The boy; he's
infatuated with her; he wants to mar-
ry her. it seems.”
“My daughter is not in this matter."
said Henry, coldly, and then angertnas-
tered hint again. "1 don't believe he
has them; you have them, and that's
why 1 have followed you here. I’m go-
ing to Patricia to throw myself on
her mercy, and that ghost must not
rise up against me. I want them; I
have come to get those notes."
I was aroused by a shadow-like
touch on my arm. and I knew without
seeing who it was that stood beside
me. A faint hint as of violets stole
upon the air; her breath touched my
cheek as she bent close to the little
window, and she sighed deeply as in
relief at beholding « scene of peace.
Arthur Holbrook still stood with
bowed head by the table, his back to
his brother, and I felt suddenly the
girl's hand clutch my wrist. She with
her fresher eyes upon the scene saw.
before I grasped it. what now occurred.
Henry Holbrook had drawn a revolver
amendment, Indiana democrats are
seeking to do away with county lo-
cal option and install instead war.)
and township option. Prohibition,
like the tariff, must be somewhat of
a local issue. Or Indiana demo-
crats maybe ar^ different from Tex-
Mi democrats. '
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Nevada, that slate of magnificent
distances, with counties larger than
most states and citizens as ■
aurriovij xm0v*«*s
ing as hypocrites in. heaven, butts in- the pari-mutuel measure
to 4fhe Oalifornla-Jap-Roosevelt em- aH a compromise measure by the rac-
broglio and urges its sister state
B't - across the mountains to do just as it
ding pleases with the Japs,
Roosevelt to the contrary i
Standing Some Neva
evidently looking feft
and whereasing that "now is a better
time to lay down terms to that em-
pire and teach these arrogant people venting
that American rights cannot be en-
roached upon,” etc., et so on, "we
‘ ; further censure T. Roosevelt, presi-
dent of the United States, for his un- --------------
l!' called for interference in attempting jstate® in serious troublement and un-
to deprive the citizens of CanTronia
by threats and coercion from exercis-
ing thoir lawful rights of protecting
themselves from the Japanese
hondes/'^he makes a bid for a place
directly in front of the calcium. The
bid is accepted, he gets temporarily
what he seeks and the matter wti1 be
forgotten just as soon as the eagle
quits screaming at the feathers pull-
ed from its tail.
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AVER’S MAlh VIGOR-------
Wr ««i? Troubled with dandruff? Want more hair? An elegant dressing?
BgKff-' Ingredients: CMuda. qvm«. swimi cm«m.
- Sect. Alcvhcrf. Water Perfume
Vs Mkvc docton endorse this_ formula, or we would not put It up.
n0t Color the Hair
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. MUSKOGEE, Okla . Feb. 4 —As
a result of the investigation by the
grand jury of the alleged frauds in
connection with the scheduling of
town lots in this city, deve Jn3ict-
m nts were returned last night The
chirge against the defendants is a
conspiracy to defraud the govern-
ment. The names of those indicted
are Gov. Chas. N. Haskell, F. B. Se-
vers, A. Z. English, C. W. Turner, W.
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connection bill, was heard by tbe
?. A favorable report is ex-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—There is
reason to believe that one tesult of
the Senate's inquiry into the merger
of the Tennessee Coal and Irotr CO.
with the Steel trust will.be an invesi-
gation of Wall Street. The belief is
general here that the President was
the dupe of a clever trick on the part,
of the Steel trust heads, but that
the merger was a violation of th? an-
ti-trust law.
a while anl see wiilch is
R cord and Chronicle
Well, there's nearly C.oot.ooo
favor of Davidson's portion, .mq
• pending the tapue of the nerewary
time we’U take Davidson's word to-
ft.
i'aputliuc for "That Headache."
Out last night? Headache and ner-
vous this morning Hicks’ Capudine
just the thing to fit you for business.
Clears the head—braces the nerves.
Try it. At drug stores.
tr month, delivered — — r
i months, by mall (in advance) ...v —
>e year, by mail-410 advance) .
Weekly.
The Record and Chronicle doesn't
believe President Roosevelt to beua
grafter, but the national capital is so
permeated with "carelessness”—if
such an expression will servt—that
the President as well as many other
thoroughly honest men take advan-
tage of their official position to get
things done for their personal bene-
»*t at the expense of the country at
large. The petty business of carrying
the PresMent's barber on the civil
service pay rolls as an "auditor of the
navy" at the capital is detailed b.
the Qmaha WoiId Herald.
“Some comment has been excited .
by the discovery,” says the World- C-'-—
Herald, “that the colored barber who'McIntosh of the
shaves the president is carried on the I
pay roll as an employe in th^ offlCe-L
of the auditor of the navy at a salary L
of |1,COO. All he does is suave the!]
president, and that is all he has done *-
for years. He rarely, if ever, shows
up at the auditor’s office. This is a
means of getting something for noth-
ing commonly practiced among high
officials at Washington Men are
hired at from $900 to 11.500 or more
* year, congress appropriates for
their pay as 'laborers.' janitors,
•gardeners.' etc., etc. --and then they
are immediate!) assigned to act as
lackeys, valets, servants, of office-
holders who thus escape the necessity
lodg-d on
motive as
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tion. The resolution declares such
action violates Masonic customs and
will be opposed by every true Ma-
son. The resolution will be forward-
ed to the Grand High Priest of the
order.
Here Is Relief for Women.
If you have pains in the back, uri-
i nary, bladder or kidney trouble and
want a certain, plsasant herb relief
I from women’s ills, try Mother Gray’s
“Australian-Leaf.” It is a safe, re-
liable regulator, and relieves all fe-
male weaknesses, including inflam-1
Mother
sold
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—The in-
dications are that the negr(> will be
forced to take a back i
Taft inaugural parade, at least in
comparison with his prominence at
some preceding celebrations. Here-'
tofote the place most sought for by
negro<>« and . one usually given to
th?ir leaders nas been that of mar-
shal with a red cockade* and sash
and the other panopolies so dear to
the heart of the negro politician, but
next March these places will be givan
to white men. <
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Money to loan on cW property.
Easy payment.^. No <j-»Mys
DENTON TRUST COMPANY.
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seat in the|ar# fBrnjera, and for this reason it
Is hoped that the jury may be com-
pleted.
you. _ ,
could tell Pat the truth; and if it <«U. half turning his back, while the
, GUTHRIE. Okla.. Feb. t —A reso-
All ht. does is suave thejbarbor and not lost off the Diamond itftion introduced in the legislature
Shoal as supposed.\ Both the "Ala this morning by Senator
mo" and ‘San Marcos” left New
‘Ala-
All
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Mich., suffering from severe rectal i Patricia knew—”
trouble, lies in an operation.
CRIME AGAINST GIRLS.
PITTSBURG. Pa.. Feb 4 One
!hundred negroes have been arrested
here following a carnival of crime
against young whit . ::ir'« A lai’0*
number of Officers have been sta-
tioned in the district an l a stren-
uous effort’ is being made to stamp
out the assaults on young women.
During the past month more than a
Idozen girls have been assaulted in
NOTICE to THE PUBLIC.
” the character, reputation or standing
- corporation which may appear in tjje columns
Chronicle w ill be gladly corrected upon being called to
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FEBRUARY 4. .
Cwwfsderata congress formed, 1861.
Why, now. blow wind, swell billow end ■
Swim bark! The storm Is up, and all is
on the hazard. —"Julius Caesar" v, 1.
come in. See them.
CURTIS, Athletic Suppl
Any kind of itching known t;!<._Herron HUI district
at once and one box I
those indictei being wealthy and cit- at Jersey ( ity were terrified Tues- runnll mv (arnj wilhout implements
- —- — as without Hunt s Lightning Oil Of
a>l the liniments I have ever used,
both for man anil b ast. it is the
quickest in action and richest iu.re-
| suits. Fcr burns and fresh cuts it Is
; absolutely wonderful. 1 r<'g.tid it
J necessity. Yours
truly, 3. Harrison. Kosciusko. Miss.
Sbldier Balks Death Plot
It seemed to J A Stone, a Civil
war eteran, of Kemp. Tex., that a
plot existed between a desperate lung
trouble and the grave to cause his
death. "I contracted a stubborn
cold,” he writes, “that developed a
cough that stuck to me. in spite of all
remedies, for years. My weight ran
down to 13 J pounds Then I began
to uke Dr. King’s New Discovery,
which restored my health completely.
I now weigh 179 pounds.” For se-
vere colds, obstinate coughs, hemor-
rhages, asthijua and to prevent pneu-
7. 50c and $ 1.00.
Guaranteed by J
run as
so
He
Chapter at Wortham A<b>pta Coa-
(femuatory Resolutions on
I he Nubjwct.
How the Night Ended.
As my horse whinnied and 1 turned
Into the* wood a man walked boldly
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| “My dear Donovan. 1 have been con-
soling youghorse during your absence.
i It s a bad habit we have fallen into
of wandning about at night. 1 liked
i yodr dinner, luff yon were rather too
You muat“have ?nx!‘,_UB r,d of me' 1 ca“e *»*
them, and I can't go to Patricia until
blighted my life for months." writes court.
W. M. Sherman, of Cukhing, Me,
"but Electric Bitters cured me en-
tirely.”"* only 50c at J.
Co s.
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BACK TALK.
Tbe Waters-Pierce Oi, company of
ffeiais and Attorney General Davidson
seem enable to agree Th? \v p o
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J} won.t’ and *5' P hav*‘ to wait|ln Maverick county, charge ] with is-
suing forged instruments in connec-
tion with the sale of some land.
of a
run ov-1
by the itain at Rahway. N. J. His ag a household
tnaugh I body was picked up near
■th' of the accident, hut th»
not found until the engine
settlement of conditions.
The bill to make the jail sentence
mandatory in pistol carrying cases
was reported adversely, as was also
the Jenkins “felonious homicide”
bill abolishing degrees in murder.
Bills prohibiting marriage of cou-
sins and exempting certain women
from the vagrancy law were also re-
ported unfavorably.
The nine-juror bill is practically
dead.
- aequence WU1 th., class
plegne stand up and
Tillmans transgression
culpable than that of
erRlc?”
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j use of himself anl !.i,
Nickle plated guaran-
teed Alarm Clocks tor $1
at Minnis’ Drug Store.
Modern science has proven that
Crude Oil is the greatest of a l hair
and acalp remedira. Cu-Cura is made
from same. OuaorUeed by J. C
Guy. 152
mation and ulcerations.
Gray’s Austaalian-Leaf is sold by-
druggists or sent by mail for 50c.
Sample sent free. Address, The Mo-
ther Gray Co, Le Roy, N. Y. 2
"Then you must let the And It ojrt
to-morrow; I will come to-morrow rf?
fore yotr go."
"No! No! This is good-by,” slM
said. “
to stay, when I am |p troubled, and
there Is so much to do!*'
JVe were at the foot of the stairway,
and 1 heard the shop door snap shut.
“Goodnight, Rosalind!”
"Good-by; and thank you!" she
whispered. •
to three doctors; was kept in bed
for fivd weeks. Blood poison from
a spider bite’catfsed-large. deep sores
to cover his leg. The doctors failed,
then "Bucklen s Arnica Balve ‘com-
pletely cured me,” writes John
Washington, of Bosquevillrt, Texas
For ecxema. boi’a, burns an.] pi'os it
Is supremo. 25c F Raley &
Co.’s ‘
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I NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Feb. 4.—
'Governor Patterson yesterday sent a
special message to th« legislature ve-
toing the bill- prohibiting the manu-
facture of intoxicants In Tennessee.
was promptly passed
me of her—you robbed me of-Iier!”
He was, deeply moved and. as he
controlled himself, he walked to the
little table and fingered the ribbons of
the work basket,
"I haven't those qotes, If thaUs what ;
you’re after—I never had them,’’
said. "UiUesple kept tight hold
them."
“Yes; the vindictive old devil!"
"Men who ha,ve been swindled are
vindictive." replied Arthur,
1 supjiose
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T Hutchings, J. W. Hill and Walter appear to think; on the contrary, they
R, Eaton.
Attorney Thoihas H. Owen of Mus-
kogee, representing Gov. Haskell,
made arrangements for the Governor
Friday morning to enter his appear-
ance and gave bpnd in the sum of
$5,000 for appearance for trial. The
writs issued are returnable' forth-
with.
Gov. Haskell is at Guthrie, the
state capital. There is but one in-
dictment against him charging him
with conspiring with Walter R. Ea-
ton .and Clarence W. Turner to de-
fraud the government. There are
two indictments against Turner and
one each against the others.
Turner was the first to give bond
in the sum of $10,000. Hutchings
and Eaton called and gave bond in
the sum of $J>,DOO each. All will
probably be arraigned before Judge
Campbell Friday morning.
English is in Los Angeles, Cal.
Governor Haskell say^ the Interior
Department has been misled.
Feb. 4.—The
chapter Of Masons at Wortham late
last night adopted strong resolutions
condemning the action of the Grand*
master of Ohio ln-granting a special
dtsi>ensation in the Ta8e of . resident-
elect Taft in permitting him to be-
come a Mason at sight Feb. 18 at
Columbus. It is expected that tjie
chapters in other Texas cities and
Key izens of the highest standing. They
I insist on as earij^trial as possible,
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shaves the president is carried on the |* san Marcos." which arrived today, TRODFCED IN LEGISLATURE.
::._i the Mallory liner
Alamo" is now safe in the Key West j
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"No; but you watched and waited stroyed. 1 want them now, to-ni^ht."
until you traced me here. You were “If you shoot me you will undoubt-
not satisfied with what I had done for edly get them much eaaier," said Ar-
You wanted to kill me before I tbur; and be lounged away toward the
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hadn't been for that man Donovan I Point of tjie pistol followed him. “But
your assasbta would have stabbed me j the fact U, I never had them; GUles-
at my door.” Arthur Holbrook rose "—*“—"
and flung down his pipe so that the
coals leaped from it. "But it’s all over
now—this long exile of mine, this pur-
suit of Pat, thia hideous use of your
daughter to pluck your chestnuts from
the Are. By God, you've got to quit—
you’ve got to go!”
“.‘But I want my money—I want my
money!” roared Henry, as though in-
sisting upon a right; but Arthur ig-
nored him, and went on. '
“You were the one who waa strong;
and great things were expected of
you. to add to the tradition* of family
honor; but out name is only* men-
tioned with a sneer where men re-
member it at all. You were spoiled
and pampered; you have never from
your early boyhood bad a thought that
was not for yourself alone. You were
always envious and jealous of any-
body that came near you. and not least
of me: and when I saved you, when I
gave you your chance to become a
man at last, to regain the respect yon
had flung away so shamefully, you did
not realize it, you could not realize It;
you took it as a matter of course, aa
though I had handed you a cigar. I
ask you now, here in this place, where
I am known and respected—I ask you
here, where I have toiled with my
hands, whether you forget whv I am
here?"
“I must have my money; Patricia
must fiiake the division," replied Hen-
ry, doggedly.
"Certainly! Certainly! I devoutly
hope she will give It to you; you need
fear no Interference from me. The
sooner you get it and fling It away the
better. Patricia has been animated by
the best motives in withholding it;
she regarded it as a sacred trust to ad-
minister for your own good, but now I
want you to have your money."
"If I can have my share, if you will
pi ;>-u i< e h< r to give it. I will pay you
■ :!1 1 < >v. m i.—” Henry l« gan, ea«erl<,
’What you o’se me—f.at yvu
bent toward his
I brother and Ir.ughed—a laugh 'hat was
‘ not good to hear. “You would give me
money—money—you would pay ma
money for priceless things!"
He broke off suddenly, dropping hts
arms at his sides helplessly.
' "There is no use in trying to talk
to you; we use a different vocabulary.
I Henry.” .
M. "E. Fisher, Detroit, I
Will Never Have i Long
ns You Have Dyspepsia.
Just as long as you have dyspepsia
your food will not propertly digest,
and the nutritious elements in the
food will not be extracted or absorb-
ed, and impoverished or watery blood
will follow. •
This condition may not be apparent
at first .but it will coni . just-as suYe
as the sun will rise aga n.
Any stomach ailment including all
forms of indigestion, can be prompt
ly curei by using Mi <ma tablets, a
scientific treatment unsurpamed.
It stops fermentation: belching of
gas and taste of sour food almoat
at once.
The mighty power of Ml-o-na to !n
vigorate the ,'tomac to perfect con-
dition is known ev< t \ where.
Mi-o-na cures by building up—by
banishing the cause. For thin people
it h a great flesh builder, because it
causes the stomach to give more and
purer nutrition to the blood. It
caret sea or car elcitneaa and vomit-
ing of pregnancy almon Immediate
ly. O M Curtis sella Ml-o-na fpr
50 cents a large box and guaran-
tees It to cure or money baek. D-ll
HTOMfl
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchus, Croup. Cough, and Colds, o<
money back Sold and OMranteed by
O. M. Curtis.
6Mws’K
-ELEVEN II RORN SELECTED.
TsASHVILl.E, Tenb.,’ Feb 4
With the fourth venire of 500 tales-
men half exhausted the trial of Dun-
can Cooper.. Robin Cooper and John
Sharp’, charged with aiaying For
mer Senator Carmack, was resumed
yesterday * Eleven jurors have now
been selected and of the talesmen
yet to be examined,. most of them
Then ; “Yes; if she knew the' truth! And t
1 used Dr. King's New Life Pills." you never understood, you are tncap-
she writes, “till wholly cured." | able of understanding, that it meant
They prevent api>end^citls. cure con- something to me to lose my sister out
stipation, headache. 25c at J. F. of my ]ife When Helen <(fed"—and
Raley & Co. s. I j,jg vofce fell and he paused for a mo-
ment,'as a priest'falters sometimes,
gripped by some phrase in the office
that touches hidden depths in his own j
experience, "then when Helen died
annual occupation tax of $;>.0().» on \ there was still Patricia, the nobjeet
rhe bill was promptly
over the Governor's .. veto.
. ’ >--------®----
It Knocks lhe Itch.
It may not cury a’l your HU. but
it does cure one of the worst. It
cures any form of Itch «vr kpowa —
no matter whst It's ca’led.'wlioie tbe
sensation Is "Itch." it knock. It.
Ecaema ringworms, are cured by one
box. It’s guaranteed, and it. name
Is Hunt's Cure I
■ '
The Secret of Long Life.
A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His mAhod
deals with the blood. But long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life 'and
makes It worth living. It purifies
enriches and vitalizes the blood, re-
builds wasted nerve cells, imparts
life and tone to the entire system.
It's « godsend to weak, sick aud de—------ -
bilitated people. “Kidney trouble had carry the case to the Federal Supreme
« - • - - « • • t* e*... 4 6* m ’ t —■ **4 4 yv 11 t* f
I No formal arrests have bean made.
!Marshal \ ictor quietly notified each
F. Raley & jof defendants and all ’ made $5,000
Infantile Eczema Quickly Relieved
by External UwT of Oil of Win-
ter Green Compound.
Infantile eczema, which has baffled
the skill of the best physicians for
so many years at last seems to be
curable—and curable with ease.
Results of the last two years in-
dicate conclusively that baby's itch,
infantile eczema and other skin dis
eases of children can be simply cured
by the application of a compound of
oil of wintergreen thymol and gly-
cerine, as in D. D. Dt* Prescription.
Tbe Rev. Lewis Steeley, of Weath-
erly, Pa,, writes:
“Our baby boy’s little face was so
dreadfully covered with eczema that
blood and water ran from the sores
nearly all the time. After using
three and one-half bottles of D. D. D.
Prescription we are so happy to tell
you that he is entirely cured and the
disease has Bever broken out again.
If this letter is in any way a help
to other sufferers, you may publish
it.”
If you have a child Which is suf-
this -terrible itch, we are
rill not neglect one hour
to give your baby the right kind of
relief. We have seeq too often how
quickly rhe remedy nientioned above
takes the itch away at once and how
all the cures seem to be permanent;
we have seen this too often to hesi-
tate at all in recommending the rente
dy for your children.
' O. M. Curtis. 2 i
SANTA FE TRAIN (.'I TS OFF
LFAiS OF JOHN ROl'SHE) me>. and AU.aur
Oae year (in advance» •— W
Six atooths (la advance> -------- —.............. —........... '25
, Ww.My'entered as •econd'class mail matter at postoffice at Denton, Texas,
under act of Congress. March 9, 1S73,
Dally entered as second class mail matter Aug. I3> 19'3 _“] 87,
;flee at Denton. Texas, under aet of Congress,
All subscriptions to the Meekly I-------— ----- ,
(i ration.
Oklahoma Stirred..
MUSKOGEE, Okla.. Feb. 4.- A |
six of the Muskogee citizens indicted !
by the Federal grand jury yesterday
in connection with the townsite
frauds, charged with conspiracy
against the government, today declar-
ed themselves innocent of any wrong
jdolng and emphatically say they will
Guaranteed by
...........-,M
Furnished room tro^oiw are ona
lly squelched by the use of the Rec
ord and Chronicle wqm ada.
pie kept them.” . . <<
Threats qool quickly, and I really
had not much fear that Henry Hol-
brook meant to kill his brother; and
Arthur's indifference to hts dangdr A.
was having its disconcerting effect on 1
Henry. The pistol barrel warered^* 1
but Henry steadied himself and
clutch tightened on the butt. I again |
turned toward the door, but tbe girl's
hand held me back.
“Walt," she wbiapered again. "That
maa is a coward. He will not shoot”
The canoe-maker had been calmly
talking, discussing the disagreeable
coaaequencea of murder in a tone of
half-banter, and he new stood*directly
under the folia. Then in a flash he
snatched one of them, flung it up with
an accustomed band, and snapped it
across his brother's knuckles. At the
window we heard the slim steel hiss
through the air, followed by tbe rattle
of the revolver as it struck tbe ground.
The canoe-maker's foot was on it in-
stantly; he still held the foil.
"Henry,” be said In the toae of one
rebuking a child, “you are bad enough,
but I do not intend Q>at you shall be
a murderer. And now I want you to
go; 1 will not treat with you; I want
nothing more to do with you! 1 re-
peat that I haven't got the notes ”
He pointed to the door with the
foil. The blood surged angrily In his
face; but bis voice waa In complete
control as he went on.
"Your visit has awakened me to a
sense of neglected duty, Henry. 1
have allowed you to persecute our sis-
ter without raising a band! I have no
other business now but to protect her.
Go back to your stupid sailor aud tell
him that If I catch him In any mis-
chief on th4 lake or here I shall cer-
tainly i.iii him.” /
I Jost any further words that pas sod
between them, as Heqry, crazily
threatening, walked out upon the deck
to his boat; then from the creek cum
the threshing of oars that died away
in a moment. When 1 gazed into tbe
room again Arthur Holbrook was
blowing out the lights.
"1 am grr.te.ul; I aa> so grateful,"
faltered the girl’s voice,—’’but you
must not be seen here. Please go
now!” 1 had taken her hands', feeling
that I was about to lose her; but she
freed them and stood away from me la
the shadow.
"We are going away—wemust leave
here' I can never see you again," she
whispered.
In the starlight she was Helen, by
every test my senses could make; but
by something deeper 1 knew that she
was not the girl I had seen in the
window at St. Agatha’s. She waa
more dependent, less confident and
;>oised; she stifled a sob and came
close. Through lhe window I saw Ar-
thur Holbrook climbing up to blow out
tbe last light. ,
J <«uld have watched myself, but
I was afraid that sailor might come;
and it was ho that fired at you in the
road He bad gone to Glenarm to
watch you and keep you away from
hen-. Uncle Henry came back to-day
and sent word that he wanted to see
' my father, and 1 asked you to come to
help us."-
"1 thank you for that."
"And there waa another man—a
stranger, back there near the road; I
; conld not make him out, but you will
be careful-please! Yon must think
very ill of me for bringing you into all
this danger and trouble.”
I am gratefnl (0 you Please turn
all your trouble over to me.”
"You did wliat 1 asked yon to do,"
she said, ’ when I had no right to ask.
but 1 was afraid of what might happen
here. It 1* all right now and we are
going away: we must leave this place."
"But I shall see you again."
"No! You have—you have—
You don't know me at all; T’
find your mistake to-morrow."
She was urging me
for paying their help out of their own
pockets. Similarly th,, pi evident as-
signs a war vessel for the exclusive
fund!;, in pleas-
by wa-
Slmilarly appropriations' are
•nade tor horses tor th,. arniv. ana
the horses are used instea l to dntw
someone's family carnage whii- a
'gardener' acts as eoa, :.in.it, a ’tati-
„Kor' as footman, an 1 a ’mes-eng r
as hostler Senator Tillman fiankei
• •°YernD1<'n! typewrit. from South
<Carolina to Washington ami
bfaadod before the world as , ,, ,
>n3 J’jcious caaraet r in ron-
in ethics
wherein
*more
furious
WOULD COPY TEXAS LAWS.
NASHVILLE; Tenn.tr Feb 4.—A
bill has been introduced in the lower
house of the legislature imposing an
offices of corporations and firms in j sister men ever had; but you robbed
state receiving booze shipments. The
bill is a law in Texas and has been
declared constitutional by the
prenie court of that state.
Don't be Irritable.
"An i.ritatqd skin makes and irri-
table ]>■ on, and an irritable person
gathers >>..,<•]) trouble unto himself
or herse f as the case may be Mo-
tal: ILunt's Curs, one boi of
which is absolutely and unqualifiedly
guaranty < ,1 to cure any form of skin
trouble. ’ *”* -* »—
Is relieved
cures."
and
box
SEEKS EXTRAD..zON PAPERS
FOR THRHE OKLAHOMA MEN.
/ -
AUSTIN. Tex., Feb. 4 -r-Dlstrict
Attorney Thurtnond is het? today
from Eagle Pass securing extradition
papers for the arrest Of W. T. Chap-
man, secretary of the Co-operative
Commission of Oklahoma. A. L
Brown and L. O. GMhiflg. all of Ok-
Davi lson ilahoma. They were rec»htly indicted
correct—
certificates to teach to graduates of
all schools recognized. Plmilar priv-
ileges are also granted to schools in
other states without examination of
applicants bolding diplomas.
The substitute bill whlpb would in
effect repeal the Robertson Insurance
bill .was reported adversely.
The House committee on criminal
jurisprudence has reported the anti-
, racjng bin favorably, the Senate com-
scatter- jjnitfpp adversely insofar as it favors j
jine pan-niuiuei iuw»»u<e supported
ing and fire interests.
| The Mobley bill requiring all mat-
ter that is advertising, but run ““
, one T news or editorial matter, to be
not with-> marked was reported favorably.
Some Nevada statesman is ^doesn't, he said, want to see the press
the spot-light j
I 44C » v»zz» zzz •- v/4* -------
ation will report unfavorably, it ap-
pears now. all bills looking to pre-
. "double taxation” so-called
Messrs. Wortham and others opposed
i nt uuj* ndbAuii uinvud tin num ium? at i
; the L?v the capitol this morning and was ask- •mportani ihtijlng byJSuprein.- Court
Texas News SService cor-
respondent if he had any further '
statement to make regarding the in-
dlcments at Muskogee yesterday,
charging him and six others with 1
conspiracy agains the government in
connection with the townsite frauds
Tite Governor said:
' “I expect to fight the case to the
bitter end and carry it to the highest
courts. The indictments were secur-
ed only through malice and false tes-
timony submitted to the Federal
grand jury."
Scores of telegrams are being re-
ceived bv the governor assuring him j
Haskell's Statement.
GUTHR1&, Okla., Feb. 4.—Cover- ‘
nor Haskell arrived an hour late at
an equitjkin realty to pay taxes only ]
,on his equity, saying that to do so
would result here as if had in other
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