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THE t-EADErt GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1902
THBX.EAPER
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rubllrbed Dally except Sanday by the
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one mmtb. leltrered ta cit?
One month oy mail
Three mo-ilhs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Leader Is authorised to announce the
me of N . STUitSis a a candidate
tr ltepreentatlve in the Sixth district
For Delegate to Congress.
WILLIAM CROSS.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Sheriff
County Attorney
Kefcicr of Deeds
Clcr
Freasnrer
J'robate Judge
Superintendent
Weigher
Coroner
Assessor
CommiMtoners:
First district
Second district
Third district
J untie of the Peace
John Overbuy I M Jay.
Constable:
It. II. Dodd. William Taylar
frank Olsmlth
. w ii Herod
Eugene QUI
Job Dobson
Felix Adler
J D. Dellot
W S Calvert
C 11. Ilothwell
W K. Patterson
S. M. Wright
J D Uurfce
W.S Wilson
John lied Recoct
from $11104001588 In 18S0 to $20-
614.00188 In 1900.
No ono ctn attrlbm this develop
msnt to protection The farmer is not
the man Included in the list of benoflc
Iftrios named In the tariff schedules.
tr Vao alwfitr ItAixn rinrfHl omflni'
those unfortunates known to tariff cool off ThU
lists ns consumers find who bears the is the beginning
burden of the enhanced Valuta caus-
od by shutting out forolgc compotl
tlon and making monopoly possible.
Tho farmor has never had any pro-
tection. Ho has nover asked or need
d any; What ho has needed' was
a cheap market on which to buy the
things ho needed.
But In spite of this discrimination
Mling ML
The uinn who would wt on a. cake oi
Ice to cool off would h considered crazy.
Yet it is a very common thine- for a tw'r.
eon heated by exercise to 6tand in a cool
of many a cough
which ultimate-
ly involves the
bronchial tract
and the lungs.
For coughs in
any stage there
is no remedy bo
valuable as Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov
ery. It cures
o can proudly point to tho advance siit coughs
ho haB mado in tho last twenty years bronchitis
and offor Himself nnd his business as bleeding of the
I Tiitirra nHri 1ia
a good Illustration of what protection conditions which if neglected or unslcM-
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has not done.
It takoB a good deal of nerve ar
assumption to attribute the develop-
fully treated terminate in consumntinn.
There is no nlcohol in "Golden Med-
ical Discovery" and it is entirely free
from opium cocaine nnd other narcotics.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1902
This tlmo the early Bird will not
get tho worm and it will be Cross.
Knockout drops for statehood as-
pirations Is Dr. Klynn's omnibus pro-
scription to Indian torrltory.
- - jii "' wjj.uwi kuuuuu mm uLiicr narcotics.
ment of tlm Unltad State In tho lastr7 Accent no substitute for Golden Med.
twenty yflsrs to high protective far- J1 JJJ"" There is nothing "just
Iff. but every campaign It Is hold up "f.. Kvtn rolJ whlch Kttled ln the
HkO MOSOB elovntod tho brazen ser- ruhlal tubea- writes Rc-r. Frank Hay. of
. . i .. Nortonvllle Jefferson Co. Kansas. "After try-
pent In the WlldernoSB nnd declared Ine tnedicraea labeled 'Sure Cure' almost with-
... . "i number I win led to try Dr. Merce'a Golden
to be tho groat Snnko to Which ill Medio.! Wreovery I took two bottlei and wai
ft 1 I kUllUt M UU SlDYvtl VUTCll.
prosperity iS due. "When I think of the crent pain I had to
endure and the terrible cough 1 had it teem
almost a miracle that T was o soon relieved.
That Cod may spare you many years and
abundantly bless you la the prayer of lour
grateful friend '
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
WILL HUIN LESSEES.
(t 'Locwcll Nows.)
Tho passage of tho present pend-
a.i..:.- -i.i..i o i . ..
Ing statehood bill means n loss of ""J& "" rf c. ?&
a .... . j sentnr on receipt of stamps to pay cx-
mllllons of dollars to the school land pense of mailing only. Send 21 one-
Iosscob of Oklahoma It discriminates cent stamps for the book in paper covers
against tho lessees upon sections six- ZT&$fi&Y
teen and thlrty-slx. On pugo nlno of .
"That
COOOOOOOCOOOOOCk
SchoolBooks and School Supplies
v h i nezirnw v? aLruvjs c b jrzz.
iiie Xjargest ami iviosi complete oiock in 111c ouy.
and we are making reduced prices on School Supplies
Druggists' Sundries and Stationery. We also carry
Second HaiiJ Books at a very low price. If you are
looking for a good thing you will go to Renf ro's ....
8 Renfro Drug Co.
fresh drugs a specialty Opposite J?. O. UU W. U K icUlOlUcl AV8
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UIO ""I - IBHUn US ""' "" fn .II !! l.l ...!..
nLn.. a1 In mlinf tn nAmlrlfl nnr A 1 xi f .1 4LI.1.. Im mm.1
than anything else and Oklahoma ands tnken ln ieu thereof herein ' nnt
cranted for tho support of tho com- . . . ..
mon schools shall bo disposed of on- th(j Qf thQ
ly at public solo preference right to huntorB( or farmor and
purcnaso uemg g.vu w w ...- . Bt Qf thQ mmm log Jn gomo
the time of such sale the proceeds to th howey
constitute a permanent school fund( ThQ fa7mer an m
tho interest of which shall bo ox- Jn
pended ln tho support of such tnidI on ihat unIosa
schools." in section ton of tho bill hnd ho Aq and tewlye
It provides for the disposal of sec- porml8s)on an unllkoy precftUton.
tlons thirteen and th irtjthree as ( Th0 Araerlcan farmor 8 not much
follows: tnai saiu oouna uiiuctu
needs It within hor boundaries.
Boer sympathy has coma to bo an
expensive article to Webster Davis.
De Ginzberg wants $50000 worth off
It from Webb
It must bo a novel sight to seo a
great naval battle suspended while
the VnndorbiltB and Astors Inspect
the squadron.
Tho ' fellows who ncoil respect for
tho law firmly Instilled Into their con-
stitutions will receivo able assistance
at the hands of Sheriff Frank Olsmlth.
If tho school fund discovers Greera
free toxt book gratt growing in its
skin It had as well hlo itfiolf out to
a leper camp at once.
A disordered digestion has caused
a Republican editor in his misery to
describe tho Populists as "brainless
wild oyed ragtimo nnd calamity howling."
The -great western campaign of Bill
Cross bids fair to go down in history
as the1 most popular and warmost re-
ception over given r. candldato for del-ogate.
"Pluik 13 continues lo harass tho
Republican commlttoo. Tho repub-
licans can not explain away tho school
book graft. Tho 'GutbrJe Capital has
placed Uie Republicans In the middle
of a bad fix.
Tho Guthrie Capital takes keen de
light In howling about taxes when re-
ferring to Hon. Win Cross. It car
ries a box editorial convoying tho
falsehood that Crotfs has nvor paid
any taxes in Oklahoma. Why does
not th OapKnl go further and tell of
Its own taxes. !t estimates the valuo
nf n rn rnfnr tn orltitnrnnW rt('1tnr nf
and thirty-threo aforesaid when Bold flcJa m d- Ho Ib not Inclined
shall bo disposed of at public sale bh J(jgal unlo5g courtcou.
the legislature of said state may pre-. nn nitv
scribe preference right ot pnrchiuio of he hoJds h(mseif o be a 80Verclgn
being given to ine lessee hi. ujc muv
of uch sale."
Amorican citizen the equal of any on
earth.
The Amorican freeholder stands in
a vastly different position from the
i European peasant and is a decided im-
the subdued man
His bluntness born
of his independonco does not at all
times fit in nicoly with aristocratic
suavity and sometimes shocks tho
nerves ns well as tne assumptions ot
his would bo superiors but this Is a
mere Incident of sovereignty
Republican government is safer in
tt tintwlo rf (lincA ttiflnnnrwlnnt fnrm
Improvements ho has placed upon the Qf
land. Tho bill limits me power ui
It will bo Boon that there is a
vast difference between the two sec-
tions of tho bill quoted. In the dls-
..i AMinnA tnirrnnn nnn iiiiriv-i
poui u. .; 'provement over
three tho legislature Is vested with
discrotionary power anu unuor ui
power tho legislature can allow tho
lessee remuneration for his Improve-
ments but ln tho disposal of sections
slxtoen nnd thirty-six all discretion-
ary power is donled tho loglslaturo
and tho lesseo upon Blxteen or thlriy-
slx must loso every dollar's worth of
The Loader of Weduosjlny. by rr
roneously placing a credit lino gave I
credit to the Wichita Beacon for an 1
editorial ontltled "The fallacy of
unproparedncss" and failed to give
credit for ono ontltled "Should appeal
to themsolvos" In Thursday's Leader.
Tho Oklahoma City TlmesJournnl Boe-
ing this ln the Leader proceeds tc be-
labor tho Beacon for "butting Into
tho Oklahoma campaign." Tho artlclo
In tho Times-Journal though is prac-
tically a confession that single state
hood would be tho best thins for both
Oklahoma and Indian territory but
from a political standpoint it claims
to bo opposed to that because it as-
sumes that Oklahoma could not got
single statehood.
That may or may not havo been
true At the lost congress but It Is
cortaln that Dennis Flynn refused ev-
en to present a single statehood meas-
ure Tho blame lies at tho Republican
door any way you fix It up. They had
tho power and woro under promise
but failed.
Jr.Bar.Ba.alapJBarJEa"JPJPJP.Jrrr
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SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
A charter was granted today by Sec-
retary arlmos for tho First Presby-
torlnn church of Woodward for 90
years. Tho Incorporators are: F. L.
Saunders C. W. White and H. N.
Roborts.
Tho notorial application or R. H.
Oliver at Marshall Logan county was
accepted. ....- -
nnrntlnn Inlilivtal
. 1 .. Knntilt Inn '
the legislature ami " 'tocrats
legislature is sirapiy uounu iu
slxteon nnd thlrty-slx. undor tho lang-
uage and terms of tho bill at public
salo tho lesseo boing pormltted to
tnko tho land at tho highest bid of.
forod.
To lllustrato. a lessee has placed
upon tho land Improvements which
are reasonably worth $2000. Say the
land asldo fwn tho Improvomonts
Is worth $3000. Whon this land Is
offorod for snlo under the provisions
of tho present statohood bill a buyer
will come along ami bid $5000 for Uie
land. If this l the highest bid 4he
lessee will ue given uie iirw.
or "imffod up arls-
agio meat.
The chances are that If tho farmor
had been npp -rued on a blslB of
equality and a duo regard shown to
his rights in a courteous manner he
would havo been delighted to entor-
tain the president's son and a railroad
prosidont nnd oxtend them tho rights
of his fields.
This Is free Araorlca not aristo-
cratic Europe
rz.:rr3
Zoller's China Store
113 E. Okla. Ave.
of 1U plant at $250000. but the -"Wtol tQ nBl at 6i000i but
In Ui treaaurer's office show a $9.000 . . nrttlUt tnr M. m.
win w l"
provemente and if he refuses to take
th lend at Uie highest bid he low
DEVELOPMENT OF UN. i..niv trie leesee unon
PROTECTED INDUSTRIES.' .... ' -i.i.iv will he comnelled
One would think to hea.- high pro ' to nay t a'1 the alor an1 llBnrovo'
tectlonlsU prute of the development ments he has placed upon -tu "'and.
of our Infant industries and how they with thirteen and thirty three how-
have developed under protection that ! ever. It Is different. Tho language ot
nothing could possibly develop unless Uie hill vasts the legislature with au-
shtolded by a high protective tariff thorlty to allow the leeseee credit for
No more erroneous aneumptloa can. their improvements for It says these
b made than thnt the growth of all sections "when sold shall be disposed
manufacturing entorpiisoe Is duo to 0f at public sole as the legislature of
protective tariff. Somo are promoted gald state may prescribe."
and maintained wlih profit to tho own-1 Whether this unjust discrimination
era but at the great oxpenso of tho 8 an oversight upon the part 0' Mr-
consumers because not adapted to Flynn nnd his co-workers In framing
tho country and tho energy consumed the bllL wo nro unable to say. How-
by them oould lie dlroctod along much ' ever. we do say ns a legal proposition
more profitable lines. that the passage of the Flynn stato-
Tho faUncy of the ilootrlne that de hood bill means tho mln of oven' l08-
velopnieut Ib duo to protootlon has a uu. imon seotlonB sixteen and thjrty-
raagnlflcer.t refutation In thq case of miXi ait wlll rob him of all the labor
farm lands and farm products during and Imnrovemontfl he has placed upon
the years of the high protective tariff . the land and will force him to buy
According to the census reports his own Improvements and thus pay
the vain of tht farm products of the for them a feooond time.
United w.ates in 1880 was $8212840 J
0z7. in 1S00 they were $4.7S 118752 a SOVEREIGN AMERICAN
W.wlms a Kln of 119 per ont la the Conntde.-aWe adverse comWBnt has
. uu.. .a. i.o.-. nati&.t illraeted at the farmer
lfW J"T MV-i ..-4W-F.. -' I
During the seine period f tlw9 the ta Minneeoia who s-?t the gQgs oni
J 1
" Strange isn't lt'"obgerved tlio
Idot "that the lowest dresses
are usually the highest?
Is this not olteu your experi-
ence? The clioapost articles
are the most costly in the end!
BASKETS.
Is our talk this week Our
schoo's have again opened their
doors and you may need a lunch
basket for some Qf the little
ones as well as the larger ones.
We carry a nice line of these
goods. Also
Fancy Baskets
Work Baskets
Infant Baskets
Clothes Baskets
Market Baskets
Ranging in price from 10 cents
up to 8.25.
Next Duor to
Stump Hitrdwure Co.
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How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any oaso of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney and Go. Props. Toledo
Ohio..
Wo tho undersigned havo known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yoars
and boliovo him perfectly honorable
In ah buslnoss transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
Wost and Truax Wholosalo Drug-
gists Toledo Oo.; Walding KInnan
and Man-In Wholesale Druggists
Toleno O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken Intern-
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pilnls aro the bost.
r
Levy's Bee Hive
.oining nouse
HATS
Latest Styles
Low Prices
Lejy9r 'Bee Hi'Ve
k Clothing House
a".a'.a'.Ba.auva'.KBr'.a'jrbraM
nnnnrjMv
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Olsmitli Arms Company
tit
III nntiQ Pidinio a mmnnition. Tishine Tackle and Sports- 8J
... v...U . .w- ........ --. - --; ? . . -.- III
( men's Goods. Geo. Westonholon's 1AL. rocKet ivnives.
Jn P.iinro Pi npa 'Pnh.n rrct mul Smokers articles.
I Oldest and Only House of the Kind in Oklahoma.
This ts a weok of racing at Okla-
homa City. A fino programme of
races has boon arranged and thore will
be a large attendance from Guthrie.
For Sale.
Substantial library containing Bet
of Century Dictionary 10 vols.? Brit-
tanica 25 vols. and guide; many oth-
er bo'oks; well bound. Liberal re-
duction for cash. Call on Mrs. H. H.
Reaves 215 South Third street-
Now's the timo to tako Rocky
Mountain Tea; keeps tfc) whole fam-
ily well. A great medicine for spring
and fall tiredness. 35 cents.
Ask your druggUL
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E. E. TALLMAN.
LIVERY
Oood llorits ta Drlrc.
Camp House and Wagon r
Yard.
llorxea bought void and exchanged
Pull llneof Vlourand Feed.
ioods delivered to any part of the
city.
! 215 North Division St.
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t ine linoGtaw Mas uni a trap
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value of fsrms snd farm property rose Teddy Jr.M and President MnUt4alk irv and Look Around
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n Harrison Avenue
and Harrison avenue trade and no prospect of a change
for the next four months UNLESS ''the longest way around
is made the Nearest way to the Great Bargains.
Therefore; to the usual great bargains the New York Racket will add as
T7in--f Dnnmnim One of Simmons Hardware Co's Oak Rocker (pry Kfl
Jf IFs t i remlUlTl with leather back and seat retail price P ' OVJ
Second Premium 5nW2"?!!2!L-"i $4 50
Third Premium ."'"'ril' $4 25
After September 1st a one dollar purchase of merchandise at one time will en-
title the holder tp a chance in the drawing to take place Nov 27 at 10 o'clock a. m.. in
presence of the ticket holders at the
New York Kaeket 11f0Ss.teriwn
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 79, Ed. 1, Monday, September 8, 1902, newspaper, September 8, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc71848/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.