The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 83, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 6, 1899 Page: 1 of 4
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OFFICIAL UHUAM OF OKLAHOMA DEMOCRACY-OFFICIAL 3TATB HAHBR-OFFICB OP PUBLICATION. HARRISON AVKNUB.
VOLUME. 11
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA. WEDNW).Y EVENING. SEPTEMBER 6. 1899.
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Guthrie National Bank
Capital $00000
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in addition to officers of bank
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Oklahoma is filled with game this year
You will want to shoot.
GOOD GUN
Makes enjoyment complete.
Has just received a new
and fresh stock of fire-
arms and sportsman's
goods. Breechloading
juiib rifles and pistols.
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the cities of Pueblo and
Colorado Springs. New Pullman sleepers and free
chair cars; tracks rock ballasted: trains lighted by
electricity and protected by block signal system.
Harvey dining rooms. Round trip tickets to Denver
and return $28.10. On sale September 6 7 and 8.
good until September 80.
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THE LIFF OP TUB I10BV IS IN PIKE BLOOO.
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best viewed from Santa
Fe Route trains 'Tis
the only line operating
its Denver trains through
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REPLY OF
Tremendous Sensation Caused al
Dreyfus Trial Today-
COUNT ESTERHAZY
M Paleologue Makes a Revelation and Causes Old
Jouaust to Tremble Says Col. Schwarzkop-
pen Sent Many Petit Bleux to
Esterhazy.
Scrippa Mcltae League.
Rcnuoa September 0 A tremend
ous sensation prevailed nt today's ses
sion of the Dreyfus court martial wlion
M. l'aicologuo representing the for-
eign otllce uuii u. witness for the pros-
ecution stated that Count Von Muon-
ster the German ambassador at I'arlB
had informed tlio foreign minister
Delcasso that Colonol Schtvarzkoppen
liad sent many "petit Ulcus" to Ester-
hazy of which the petit bleu in this
case was probably one
ThiB is an admission that Kstorliaty
was a traitor.
It is whispered that Paluologuo's
revelation is Oermunr's response to
Luborl's cull.
The clobed bObslou luBtcul two hours
during (which tlu CerntiBchis story
was told
In opon session several witnesses
testified then Paleologue caused the
seubation above stated. Tlie court al-
most jumped olf the chairs at this rev-
elation mid there were whispers In
tho room.
"This Is Qormnny's reply; ho admits
Usterhay is n traitor" "TIiih will
clear Dreyfus" etr
Tho prosecutlou has sprung its long
expected move of declaring that
listerhazy may bo guilty but IUb
accomplice was Dreyfus."
Laborl protested until .louist threat-
ened to deprive him of the Hoor
" I maintain my rights" shouted
Labor! until he almost fell to tho Hour
from exhaustion Ills wound seemed
to be affecting him.
Ilillot wiiu tho man who vaguely ad-
mitted that Kstorhazy wus n traitor
and an accomplice of Dreyfus
The prisoner jumped to his feet and
protosted
Then followed Luborl's protost.
lloforc leaving the stand lilllot said -"
I have not declared Jlatly that Kstor-
hazy and Dreyfus were accomplices."
The deposition of Du Paty do 0 am
was read It was disappointing to
those who anticipated sensational
uttorancos
Home September 0 It Is leurncd
that Panlzzardi will not bo allowed to
go to Kcnnes and testify for the de-
fense in tho Dreyfus trial. Tho gov
crnment denies uuy direct or indirect
communication with Dreyfus.
Kcnnes September 0 M. Laborl is
seriously considering resigning from
tho Drejfus caso because of tho trou-
blo with President Jouaust of tho
court today and tho court's general
hostile attltudo toward him.
It is learned that Labor! received
roplies to telegrams to tho Kaiser am'
King Humbert Their noturo cannot
bo ascertained
JSacl.arlie
la nn electric warning from your kid-
neys. Heed tho warning Prevent
llright's disease by using ltrlght'a
Kidney Pills. Price 5c. For sale by
J. N Wallace.
Duliut in Lnnlio.
Scrlpr Hcllae League
Verdum Franco. Sept. 5 M. Dubut
president of tho antl-Semlto League
was arrested hero today.
.Crura iiie.
Take the most popuiar route to St.
Louis and all points east Kansas City
and all points north and wobt.
Santa Fo trains tuauo ciose oounoo-
tioni at Oklahoma City and Wichita
for all points on tho Frisco lino.
St Louis and Kansas City mail and
express leaves Oklahoma Olty at 9:16
every morning; leaves St. Louis at 8:10
every evening and arrives at Oklahoma
City at H SO the following uvoning.
Through reclining' chair oars with-
out change Pull mam palaco sleepers
from Monett to tit. Louis and Kansas
Oity. You can secure bertbu before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further information will bo obeor
fully givon by the nearest agent or
K. F. Duxjf T. F. ond PA.
Oklahoma City
BvnoN Snvdeh O. P. A.
St. Louis Mo.
AT NOON TODAY
Prominent
Young Couple
AVud.
of Uiiwery
At 12 o'clock today at the home of
tho bride: near Lowicy Wm. Hook and
Miss Ito&sltta Newton wero united In
tho holy bonds of wedlook Rev
hepard officiating Mr. and Mrs.
Bock are well known socloty people of
Lowrey whero they reside and have a
large circle of staunch friends
A Hilly.
E cry one should do bis share of
good in this world and we feel that in
the discovery of Ilunseu's Pine Tar
Cough Honey we have done something.
It will prevent pneumonia if taken in
time; will euro coughs colds and all
bronchial troubles. Wo have r "
years in the discovery of tbtt. renf ..y
und now offer It to suffering humility.
Be sure you got the genuine Bunsen
Pine Tar Cough Honey. For salo by
J N Wallace
GERMANY
trie
WAS A TRAITOR
Gold on Lookout Mountain.
Scrlpps-Mcltao League
Chattanooga Tenn. Sept. 5 While
digging on Lookout mountain J. A.
Jarginegen dlseovored gold quart In
large quantity. It is said to be rich.
When Ramsay says it's all linen
there is no cotton In It Don't forget
their ouo day linen sale next Friday
the 8th
L'i'PHiilouL ol' Colombia Dying.
Scripps-Mcllno League.
Colon Sept. S A dispatch from Ho-
gota the capital announces that Pres-
ident San Clomcnte is dying
Iteil A one
Can La cured soro nostrils can bo cured
by using llnuson's Cream Catarrhal.
It sweetens tho breath Samples free
For sale by f. N. Wallace
Ktra copies of the Leader on sale
at the counting room; live eontB ouch
Senator II. II. IlaveuB Ih over from
Enid
On
(lie Wliole Oklalioma
Crowd is President
McKinley.
8crlpl.k-WclUe League
Washington Soptombur 0 Tho un-
derstanding at the Interior department
is that tho charges against Uovcrnor
Itarnes of Oklahoma will bo disposed
of by President McKinley on his re-
turn to Washington. These charges
have boon pending for nearly six
months and inquiries regarding the
status of the case havo been met with
tho reply that they were In the hands
of Judge vaniieventer attorney gen-
oral of the Interior department Judgo
Vundevonter is away on his vacation
When asked today If an opinion had
been rendered in reference to tho al-
leged illegality of Itarnes' aotlou
Seeretury Hitchcock said "That is a
confidential matter and 1 cannot dis-
cuss it "
A high otlicial at the dopartmunt In
roference to the Harnes matter Nald
"I do not know what will happen to
Itarnes but I do know that tho admin
lstratlon is getting very soro on Itarnes
Fly nil and the entire Oklahoma crowd
U liore is an uitianoma row at tho Inte-
rior department another at the con
bus department and evidently there is
no ond to such disturbances. The
president is getting very tired of them
and it need occasion no surpriso If he
causes a general shaking up of tho fed-
eral olllcia's of the territory.
DON'T blr-l I'.lt IHiJ KI.I'.CTHOl'Olbl.
Cure all diseare without tho uso of
medicine A pure Oxygon treatment
bv absorption It cures where every
thing olse fails It is needed in ovory
family it will relieve every weakness
or ailment to the most persistent
coronic disease and without tho ue of
a grain of medicine. Thousands of
peop. Ml over tho United States from
private oitUens to Lawyers Doctors
Preachers Supreme Judges Editors
otc ovon Crowned Heads of Kurope
have given written testimonials of
theso facts Hook of testimonials and
matter of great luterest with prii j of
Instruments sent froo. Every family
monelnduce" SffiWnd your I"
orese at once anu see wnat people sty
wno nave tnorougniy testea its merit
AgenU wanted THE ELECTRO-
PIOSI5 CO 518 th St. Louisville Ky
All iMttndry tcork tan. on JMtvery.
I'USDS HTKA31 LAONOUY
Do you koop chickens? lhen you
ought to have the Farm Journal. We
give It in clubbing with the Oklahoma
Woekly Loader both for tho price of
our paper only. Pay up a year ahead
and tho Farm Journal will coma for
tlie balance oi IBU'J and II of 1000
1001 1003 and 1903 nearly Ave ycara!
and get to you If you are o his conti
uent.
Farm Journal for the balance of 1809
and all of 1V00 1001 1003 and I'JOi
nearly five years to every subscriber
who will pay one year in advance for
the Oklahoma Weekly Leader. Nn
better farm paper than the Farm
Jr-nril. This offer is only wade to a
limited number -the flrst who come
foiward
SORE
TRAINS
Collide in (he DIngess Tunnel
and Seven Men are
Killed
Sorlpps-MoRae taguc.
Diugoss W. Vo Soptmbr rt Two
freight trains oolllded in the DtngwM
tunnel last night and seven men are
known to havo been killed
rOSTl'ONl.1).
liitlirl Orchentni'ii Cnncort uml llmira
Nut (lltpii lliU eel
On account of the absence of Man-
ager Ueder tho concert and dance to
bo given by tho Guthrie orchestra has
been po6tponoJ for one week. Hi-
metnbor tho dato Friday Sept. I "
Tho pain of a burn or Hcnld is al-
most Instantly relieved bv annlvlntr
Chamberlain's Pain Halm It also
heals tho Injured parts more iiulr-kly
man any otuor treatment and with
out tho burn Is vei y Severn does not
leave a scar or sale bv ril Kenfro
Stone
of Chicago's
Federal
Building Causes
War.
Horlpps-MoUuo Luaguo.
Chicago September 0 Tho tradoo
council last night declared open war
on tho corner slouo of the new fed-
eral building becuusu it was out by
non-union labor. They will endeavor
to spoil the festivities of the corner
stone laying.
ilrt n Atlre Cillrittliiv.
The Santa Fe Houto has lwuod a
limited edition of a handsome six-
moutliB' calendar July to Deeumber
comprising six color reproductions
8.x 11 inches each of Ilurbauk'e cele
brated Pueblo Indian portraits which
wcro this season's art sensation anil
havo hitherto only been reproduced In
llrusb and Pencil Attractively bound
with engraved cover representing an-
cient Aztoc calendar stone Obtainable
for 2A cents nt Atchison Topeka A
Santa Fo railway local ticket olBoo
Only a fow copies left. Call early
Troops Lpim) O'liloiigo.
Herlppa-Maltfw Lensi'J
Chicago Sept. O.Tho first detneh-
mont of tho Thirtieth volunteer regi-
ment loft for Sun Francisco this morn-
ing Saturday thoy will sail for Ma-
nila Ketrmtt uml .SruM limit.
There Is nothing which oausoe a child
or grown person more suffering than
eczema or scald head Cure It. Slop
it by using lioro Carbol Solve the grent
pile remedy For sale by J.N Wollace
THREE DIE.
Old .Soldiers Knocked Out
limit During rnnulo.
!'
Scrlpps-Mcltao League.
Philadelphia September ft During
the parade of veteran three old sol-
diers were overcome by heat and all
are dead. Tho convention of the Grand
Army of the Ivupublie and all iU auxil-
iaries got down to buslneMi today.
This afternoon the naval veterans will
have a olnm bake at Washington park
Look over your supply of napkins
table cloths and towels see what you
are short on and attend Kamsay's
linen sale next Friday the Itlb
Marylimil KoniihlioHiiH.
Scripps-MalUe League
Ilaltlmore Sept. b. The Maryland
republican state convention met at
noon today Governor Lowndes and
controller Goldsborough nil probably
be renominated by acclamation.
Ramsay will give a special
linens on Friday the nth
sale of
mtm
4
fir
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CORNER
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fro
gart vB8rgg'wt'iiini vm
Is closing out its stock of Wallpaper below
cost to makt; room for n. new fall stock. Now
is your chance to paper your house.
We have reduced the price of everything in
our store in the way of Drugs Drug Sundries
Paints Oils Hammocks Croquets Blank
Books Soaps and everything that is kept
In n first-class drug store.
Come r nd let me make you prices.
-eo"es-
C. R
Opposite Poslofllco.
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FIERCE
Raging in tlie
Indian Territory Near
Atoka
Sorlpnj-Molta Lriicue.
Dalian Texas Sent fi. A tolnphonu
moeeuge says that Puree and oxtunslvu
prairie fires are raging in the Indian
Torri'ory north and oast of Atoka.
It Is feared that much Uvo stock Is
lost.
$
Mini in Some Good
Licks in tlie West and
South
Strlpi McKue League.
Washington Sept. H The dlermtulitte
to the weather Itureau from the Wont
and South tell of the hottest Heptoinber
weather on record.
St. I-ouls Sept. a There ts no abate-
ment in the Intents heat. The tem-
perature was a hundred aid ouo at one
o'elook today. Many prostrations
but no deaths reported.
The colored work in Jliggio llorry
Hook Is an Immense aid to berry grow-
ers It shows the loading ben
rles true to sls shape and color.
They wura first carefully painted
by an experleuoed artist and thon re-
produced by lithography at a oost of
over one thousand dollats. Aside from
the eolor work there are scores of re-
productions made directly from photo
graphs of berries so that the reader
may have an hoc urate Idea of them
See publishers' announcement in an
otht-r col u in The price Is SO cent
free by mall; address the publishers
Wllmer Atkinson Oo . Philadelphia.
A annul Mutiny Hf'Kmca 'mitmt Orttrr
lino-Hum liHv ttri4Hilirr U-iS
For the above oooasion we will set
round trip tickets to Denver at the
rate of one lowest standard flrst olam
fare plus ft Tickets on ssle Heptem
brr H 7 and H goorl to return up to
Hrptewber :io Oontiunous paassge in
each dlreetloo except that ktp overs
will be allowed on going trip after
reaching ttrst Colorado common point
A .1 LOHKINS
Agent Santa Fe Route.
Otis Cnlilofl.
clcripps Mcllae League.
Wasbington Kept. 0 -General Otis
cables that the Pennsylvania sailed
I wl nll'ted aud discharged men and
inemDers ol the Hospital oorpe.
HEAT
HOE CO.
QKLAHOMA AVgNUB AND FIRST STREET.
DRUG
COMPANY
RENFRO
a 206 Oklahoma Aisnne. O
ASTEST
in tlie Nayy is tlie
Kcarsage Trial Trip
Proves II.
Surlppa-MoKao Leagtio
Newport News Va Sept. 0 Tho
trial of the battleship Kcarsage yestor
day demonstrated she Is the fastest
vessel of hor class In tho U. S. Navy
'if(7iti yum.
How often do you see men and
women with their mouths open for
hours. Such punplu havo catarrh and
oannot brcatho their noso. Clean out
your noso and bead with Uunsens
Cream Catarrhal. It will remove all
obstaoles
llortr uml ImplemrnlM for tiulr
One team of work horson wc'glnng-
I -HMi pounds each one Deerlng binder
one Deering Irt-Incli gang plow and a
wheat and oat drill I will sell tho
above property far oanh or tako in
trade oows htlfere calves or hogs
Call at section M township IR twelve
miles northeast or addroeH
Cait Joi TWAlllllY
Guthrie. Oklu
.liMWfirCbntwiiloii II' U T. V Snt tie Oct
HOJiT lHU'.t.
For the above oooasion wo will sell
round trip tickets to Portland Tncomn
and Seattle at one regular first class
liniltod rate; tlokots on ealo October
1 1 IS and 10 18W Good to return up
to November 16. Stopovers will bo
allowed on going nnd returning trip
at any point west of the Missouri river
wlthfu limit of tlokot. For further
Information cull on A. J. Corklnx agt
Santa Fe route
Cnl Hoy Hoffman of tho Oklahoma
National Guards is in tho i 'y f om
Chandler to inspect the luca mi itary
company He in.petttfil tho Ponia f ty
company Ju--t mirlit
And Every Form of Torturing
Disfiguring Skin and Scalp
Humors Cured by
cura
Hi 1 1 in ( i uk Thkatuknt Hathe tbo
art ''1 srli thormiKbljr wild 11 i VVAiEJI
l. 1 I 111 I KA SoAP NlIXl llh I II' HA
Onitmoiit 11m fcrrat skirt cure ftitd IakiIv tako
a full U'M) of I IICVKA ItUMJLM'.T l"til
traatiuit will itlfurd iiutaut rlif rnui'i
mi W'l Uiiiil point tuatiKKxlv jwruia
usiit mul ecouuuloal cuia wlmu all i ie i aj
SollmryslMO Kiln Tuilirtm mi
Bif. i i (lmsJiT.a.i Miai i h.n ...v -
rmUIH4l'llll ('or Kin IV ut
r-BiCiHKuiM."HMSwt. "
Outleura remedlrs are for sale at th
IVigln Drug iora.
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