The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 56, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 12, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LeAjE HOTHHIC OKLAHOMA TUESDAY AUGUST 12 1902.
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THE LEADER
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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For County Clerkt '
mi.- r -.-J.-. ( t.twrlviA tn ftntlfSunrf ttl
name of Job Dobson an a candidate lor
county clerk subject necmion oi me ir
marles Aug 28.
Fr County Attorney.
The Leader Is authorised to announce the
name of W. 11. HEUOD as a candiaate tot
the Democratic pntnwles Auk V. 1WB.
The Leader U authorised to announce the
..wii.Ti'ii nnrirVRU as a candi
date forCounty attorney subject to the de-
i.inn nt th Drmocrattc primaries AUK. S3.
For Treasurer.
Tie Leader Is authorised to announce the
name tt FKL1X ADLKK a a candidate for
County Trcsurer. subject to the Democratic
primaries Aug. 8. iftfc. .
For Commissioner Flrrt District
The Leader 1 authorised so announce the
name of J. V. UUKKK a a candidate for
County Oomnllssloner of the First District
subject to the action of the Democratic prl-
WailTO ."U. ""
For Commissioner Third District.
The Leader Is authorised to announce -the
name oi juiin nr.uurA.uin..uii "iu"""
trlct. subject t th actlon)f Democratic
primaries auk. .
The Leader Is authorised to announte the
name Of T. A. uyene u -"u"';;; '".
county commissioner tor the Third District
fcucjecx lO IOC acilUM Ul uw j. ..-.. -
AugUStSa.
The Leader is authorised to announce the
sameofGEOKUK E. cooiEKa;j a canjl
dae for County Commissioner of the Third
District ubject to the action of the Demo-
tratlc primaries Aug 28 1K.
mi.. . ..... t- ...'. -M tn nnnntiitrt.
n.-meff J. E. uot'KlNS as a candidate for
subject 40 the action of the Democratic
primaries Aug. 28. 1B0.
The Leader I authorised to announce the
name of A. Lenbart as a candidate for
County Commissioner of the Third District
subject to the democratic .primaries Ang.
38tb 1902. d
For County Assessor.
& M WKIOHT of Rose It 111 township
ner-by announces his candidacy for the
omce of County Assessor of L6gUn county
subject to tnebemociatlc -primaries to be
held AUK. S8. IKK.
For Coroner? ySt-"
The Leader Is authorised to nnnouncc.the
name of W K. PATTBUSON. as a candidate
for theofllCeof.Coroncr of Logan County.
NUbJect to the action ol the Democratic pri-
maries. Aug. 88. 1004.
For Justice of the Peace.
The Leader Is authorised to announce the
namcof A M.KINll-'ioVjusUccof the l'eaco
tor the city oiuutnrie sunjcci 10 me nciicm
oi i lie Democratic primaries auk. zn. win.
THEIR INHERENT WEAKNESS
The onslaught of Kopubllofln Uxors on the Democratic ranks has
been as forocioUs na tholr cftsd was hopolcas. They have clearly rccog-
Mlnetf from the beginning tVittt unless thoy could In somo way sow th
seeds of diflsenUon In tho Democratic ranks their easel vas hopeless.
This Is the reason why they have deserted the 'Rdvocacy of their own
causo on Its morlts such as It might be supposed to possess and turned
Uie entire party tnaehlnory on tho Democratic disentlon Idea These tac-
tics can not fool any "ono of discretion and will; In; ; the end more clearly
disclose thlr own Inherent weakness. tsj.
OUTPUT OF GOLD AND
GENER.AL PR.OSPER.ITY
: Tho increase In the wprld'e pr&duotlon of gold hnB had much to do
with the financial and commercial . development of tho last few years. In
189q it was 0202251600 la 1!)9 it had swelled to $307168800 an Increase
of CO per cent In three years. The Republican party did not dig It all
though thy have usually claimed the credit for tho prosperity that fol-
lowed. It would however heonly Just to them to remark that a good
largo portion of it foupd its way inlo tho pockets of Is favorite sons the
groat trust magnates.
in 1892 the worlds dutpuUft gold was $140661600 from whldh it will
bo obsorved that the output moro than doubled in soven years.
The Boor war caused n decline from the high point of about 5t)000000
per year.
Tho matter of geld produotion moroly serves to Illustrate hqw ready
the administration and its supporters havo boon to lay political claims on
conditions duo to entirely outsldo causes.
Tho feature to be regretted iff' that the American peoplo have pormiued
themselres to bo deceived ns to the true causes of tho buBlness condi-
tions thnt nave prevailed. . '
Tho realization that so. large a portion of this natural business pros-
perity was falling Into thepookets "of the few rather than being generally
distributed has come to the people more this year than over before and
Is Very Hkly to make Itself distinctly manifest at elections.
That this unjust distribution of wealth an bo traced to favoritism
and class legislation Is becoming clearer every day and can not fall to be
a strong feature in tho coming success of the Democratic party.
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ivcmru 5 Jrug anponam
g Prescriptions Filled Accurately and Promptly
gfor SOFT DRINKS the best. for FINE SOAP
or DR.UGS. the best a.ivd choeacst for HAMMOCKS nri croottitt
or CIGARS the finest in the land for TABLETS 73) BLANK BOOKS
or DRUGGISTS'S SUNDRIES you for PRESCRIPTIONS of ure drugs
will mjxke no mistOLke;
Renfro
Drus: Co.
9flR w nb-loVinwio Atta X
Prescriptions compounded with
fresh drugs a specialty Opposite P.
For Delegate to Congress.
WILLIAM CROSS.
TUESDAY AUGUST 12 1902.
Tho Enid Wavo Js authority for tho
elatomimt that over a dozen promin-
tmt Hopublicm in that city are op-
enly talking for Undo Bill Cross.
No Democrat or Populist worked
hartlor lor Bob Noff -two years ngo
than did Uncle Dill Gross the pres-
ent cantllimffilRcroBeVls a worker
candidate or no candidate.
Tho legerdemain of the State. Cap-
ial !ri substituting ttio freoTt'ext book
plank fof the administration lndprse-
jnent is only a sample of what may
yeastfaably bo oxpepted should tho
print graft grow. '
Perhaps Hu6Bla8 mfttlvo in leaving
tho United States out of tho antl.trust'
conference was that she did not care
to havq any trust' representatives
present. This shows us how the
world looks on this administration.
THAT ONE TERM SCHEME
One of the ideas that the Republican fixers havo strenuously sought to
bring to bear to scatter tho Democratic forces and create dlssention and
especially to rob It of the services of able lenders haB been the pernicious
one term idea.
Of cotirso if a good and able officer can be discredited and relegated
for no other renBon than that he has served tho county faithfully arid ac-
ceptably for two years it would greatly aid in weakening tho ticket which
tho Democrats and Populists could present. Not that there Is any lack of
material for good officers but then Is no reason in tho proposition why an
ablo and efflblent officer and godd campaigner should be turned down on
account of having held an office.
Surely under tho primary systom tho people can trust themselves to
pass on each mar on his merits wlthoi'.t making any hard and fast rule
to govern tholr own actions.
This is only a shrewd Republican trlCK sown in Democratic and Pop-
ulist ranks in hopes to creato dlssention. Of courso it is not tho Itind of
medicine thoy ever proscribe for their own case. Thoy are too wlsq'ln the
ways of tho world for that
There has been quiio enough of this attempt to tlo up the hands of
the pWiffyltm 'prevent them from putting tho best and strongest' rne'n to
tho fronU i
Tli.d'Domodjrats and Populists noed their best men In tho race this fall
nnd ruukt btj'htont with nothing but tho very host If that Is odno as
it will ho victory Is certain.
Wlion Oklahoma City slipped her
carving knlfo into Guthflo's appro-
priation for a public building sht
failed to carve tleop enough and loft
a litlo splinter lu the piece she got
whloh ptronilsw to ejplargo into a
oro spot. "On land now ownad by
tho government" is only a Utile thing
but very annoying.
The Stato Capital now sees it has
Bent up an anti-Cuban roclproolty kite
with the certainty of bringing down
tho strenuous electric bolts of Teddy
the Torror but It is too late to run
now us the kite string is already tied
to the log and the red brand of polit-
ical rebellion set upon the attenuated
odllorB figure. The only question
now Is when tho bolt will strike and
how.
OV0rnor Tern Ferguson has proven
a disma) disappointment to the pro-
fwwlonal Republican politicians. When
ho wa8 appointed the fellows who
care Utile for the public welfare hut
worK exclusively In tho interests of
self were much gratified. The new
governor was looked upon as a sure
thing for the furtherance of any dark
plot. Hut the Kovernor has foolod
those vho had built plans to dethrone
or eajtmrafH him. For a Republican
exeCHJUv hf- has -prtaly shown
jnnrh t-i- uuve ability and it keen
THE EMASCULATION OF " PLANK 13 "
The Republican effort to deceive- the voters of tho territory in tlri in
terest of tho Stato Capital has brought well-moritod censure on tho heads
of thoso politicians who wore interested in tho Bchomo. Vexed and cha-
grined by the Leader's oxpose of Us nefarious game tho State Capital
made a lamo attempt to atone for its villainy by printing Sunday tho
territorial Republican platform yet even In atonement it showed yellow-
ness since the different planks of; th platform were Bhlfted about' and
aro absolutely! at variance with tho original resolutions passed at the
Enid convention.
In fifty Republican papers printed In tho territory "Plank 13" of tho
Enid platform "commends the present and past territorial administra
tions." In the Capital Sunday this plank appears as the "free text "book"
plank whllo "Plank 14" reads "wo commend tho wise administration of
Govorngr Ferguson" etc.
Nothing whatever Is said concerning tho Barnos and Jonklns ad-
ministrations In tho Capital. Tho platform was first: published In tho
Wlohlta Eagle and as printed nil tho Republican administrations aro en
dorsed. Tho Watonga Republican Klngflsher Frco Press and other Re-
publican papers liko tho 'Eagle prinitho platform in its onllroty as adopt-
ed at Enid. It remalnod for tho State Capital lo Juggle and edit the
resolutions to suit Us own fanoy and to further its own scheme which
contemplates an fSCf.000 loot of tho territory for allogcd free toxt hooks.
The scheme is so brazen that It oven oxcltos he condemnation of Re-
publicans. Tho Capital has been qnlte successful in its official grafts but
Its pull Is waning and It cannot deceive tho people and eajolo the voters in
this year of our Lord.
PRESS COMMENTS.
Would "Nolle" the Case.
(Ralston Free Press.)
Tho following dialogue is purported
to have passed between a certain Ral-
ston gentleman and his son tho other
day at the conclusion of a discussion
betwoon the father and another gen-
tleman: "Who is B. S. McQuire pa
that peoplo call him great?" "Ho Is
the Republican candidate for delegate
to congress and until latoly assist-
ant U S. prosecuting attorney for this
territory." "Say is ho eloquent and
tall like tho senator from tho 'Hoos-
ler stato?" "Oh no my son he Is not
so eloquent and tall. It Is not his elo-
quence that makes him great but the
greatness of his gaul." "But pa why
do some people love him so?" "My
son this Is easy to explain. They
lovo him because he would 'nolle' tho
caso and thoy could como baok and
'peddle' again."
Standing at Home.
(Pawnee County Courier.)
Bird McGuIro has been a resident
of Pawnoo for several ypars. Ho Is
well known to our peoplo. The most
enthusiastic friend Bird has in this
county will confess that he is medi-
ocre In everything and oxcolls In
nothing.
It is truo that some of hla frlonds
thought he could make an nggresslve
catchy campaign that would win votes
whore his limitations weijo not known.
In that thoy woro mistaken. Every
day brings moro fully to tho attention
of tho people a fact well known and
confessed hero that McGuIre Is weak
terribly weak.
Common Is written all over him
and ordinary is his chief characteristic.
A ME8SAQC TO MEN
Suffering With Private Diseases.
Tho Hall Chemical Co. Jamestown
N. Y. use only scientific remedies and
guarantee to cure only curable dis-
eases. Thoso having nervous doblllty
the symptoms of which aro dull dis-
tressed mind flushes of heat depres-
sion of spirits evil foreboding cow-
aidlco fear dreams melancholy
lack of energy low vitality confusion
of Ideas lost manhood stunted de-
velopment constipation weakness of
the limbs and feeling tired in tho
morning should consult them and bo
restored to perfect health. They have
decided to make a sp' - lal rate for one
month of Just one-half the regular
price and to all who commence now
will receive treatment at that rate.
Address Hall Chemical Co. James-
town N. Y.
INTEREST paid on deposits at
GUTHRIE SAVINGS BANK.'
The Star
Meat flarket
J. Son lii Proprietor
Fresh and Salt Meats.
I' ish and Game in Season
Phone 462
Cor. Harrison and Broad.
Our Wall Paper
Comes Direct to us
Prom the Designer
and Manufacturer
We carry no Old Styles
We can Please You
Our discounts are still
on.
103 W. Harrison
Phone 511
Eastland wftK
Wholesale & Reto.il
w.iu'.iuuiMrvr.iwju
jt SDakimr of m
AVorkmen aro making excavations
for tho stone abuttmonts which will
support tho steel vlnduc on Harrison
avenue.
Insight into humnn motives. The very
fact that a cotorio of Republicans are
frothing is widened enough to us
thai Governor Ferguson to trying to
do right and servo the territory faith-
fully. By maintaining hU present
ecu roe ho may achieve tho entflity o?'f
professional politicians but he will
certainly gain the continued good writ
of the people.
There 1b n significant alksMng
sound emanating from tho IL S. Cun-
ningham's political boilers. Can Jt be
possible that the man hns stoarriyup?
It looks now as If Cant. Jlabson
might have to throw In a watpuinp
and a roectie with earh ChautanJiuan
lecture.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Ik SO old
friend In a new form. It Is prOProd
for theparUwiJnr benefit of aiuwefB
from nasal catarrh who are uesd to
an atomiser in spraying the dheeietl
membranes. All the baling and
soothing proQertlee of Cream Balm
are retained in the new piegaratOn.
It does not dry up the secretions.
Prfre Including sprayinn tube " 7S
fonts. At your dniUt'M or ftty
Br-here. 56 Warren Birvet. New
York will mail !'..
We Sell
Fine Faney High
Grade
Groceries
And try to Please
Pure Food
Goods
0
Ll'IMlk
Phone 66
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
rty local applications as they cannot reach
th? diseased portion of the car. There 13
only one way to cure deafness nnd that
la oy constitutional remedies. Dcafneca
In caused by an inflammed condition of
tno mucous iminer or tne r-usiacnian
Tube. When this tube gets Inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear.
In? and when It Is entirely closed deaf-
ness la the result and unless the Inflam-
mation can be taken out and this tube
restored to Us normal condition hearing
tvIII be destroyed for ever; nine cntum out
of ten are caused by catarrh wAich Is
rotlilnc but an Inflamed condition of tho
mucous surfaces.
We will clve Ono Hundred Dollars lor
any case of Deafness (caused by catatit.)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for clrculmu. free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo O.
Rold by DruRglsts. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
INTEREST paid on deposits at
OUTHRIE RAVi.Saa BANK.
ji-sj ! s) i. jm i iin intii u...s.
Justin
Another large Consig-
ment of
S S v
Lumber
Get Our Prices
Before Building
E. L. BLINCOE
LUMBER CO.
PHONE 177
s
Diamonds
Welches &nd
Jewelry
. llS).l'
I WHITE
m The Jeweler
j Ca-rries the Largest
2 Stock
? and at prices the lowest Sc
3 Established in Guthrie in 6
g 1889
g Santa Fe Watch Inspector
w No. 116 Okla. Avenue Se
'JT'.B'.r.lfJI'dMVrVK'jrJiVBrC
ON'T fcJE t-OOLEDU
Tike the genuine orlglnsl
HOCKV MOUNTAIN TrA
Made only by AlsdMon Mtd!
clnr Co. Madlion Wll. It
keep you well. C-r tr-do-mark
cut on each tJackatre.
nee. js cents. rvcr acm
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H...M.1.
In fculfc. Accept no ub(i
Graders aro now surfacing the road
bed through the deep cut on Vino
street preparatory to laying a per-
manent track for tho Choctaw.
The Knife Has Cut
Prices so you can help me clean up the summer low cuts. I bought the Bower stock
and I will forfeit ?10Q if prices here quoted are not lesathan first cost.
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2 pairs Children's RedSandals 10 to
10 r.. $ 05
5 pairs Children's Black Oxford Tie
8 to 10-i - 5 0
2 pairs Children's Red Sandals 1
to 3..- - 45
fl pairs Children's Red Sundals 0 to
7 - - ..- 00
8 pairs Children's Black Oxfords 5
to 7 50
9 Children'sBlackDougola Oxfords
0 to 8 00
9 pairs Children's Brown Fedora
Button - - 00
9 pairs Children's Chocolate But-
ton 8 to Hi x... .r 70
1 pairs Children's Black 'Lace hew
Cut9tol2. .L - 70
8 pairs Misses Red Satidals 12i
to 2 . ... 90
9 pairs Misses Chocolate Button
12J to !&.... ...T 90
0 pairs Misses Black Dongola Ox-
fords 18 to 1 .
8 pairs Misses Glove Calf Oxford
TiesH to 2 -- .
0 pairs Misses Black Oxford 1S to
to 2 ....
8 pairs Kooley Kloth 510-1111A-13
20 pa;rs Ladies 3.00 Chocolate Ox-
fords 2 to
4 pairs Ladies' $4.00 Tan Walking
Shoes 3 to 8 -
0 pairs Ladies Black Oxfords 2 to
4
8 pairs Misses Black Walking Shoe
8 to 4 -.
8 pairs Misses Black Walking
. Shoes 3 to 3J . ....
5 pairs OUTLadies Low Cut 2i to 3
5 pairs Cloth Top Slippers 3 to 4
11 pairs Satin Slippers Goldi Red
Green 4 to 0
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 56, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 12, 1902, newspaper, August 12, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc71825/m1/4/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.