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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
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FRIDAY JULY 30 X897.
kojikion vikw8 uk hawaiian an-
m:xatio". Kansas City Journal: Ono some-
what curious circumstance in connec-
tion with tho proposed annexation of
tho Hawaiian Islands by tho United
States Is tho little interest taken by
tho American pcoplo in the project
when compared to tho earnest and
widely extended discussion of it
abroad. Wo liavo not looked upon
tho annexation scheme as a matter of
very grave Importance and have ex-
tendcjUoil but little more consldera-
v""TVon Tthan is usually bestowed upon one
of our territories when it becomes a
state but abroad It is regarded as the
inauguration of a new American pol-
icy which must be watched and feared
and guarded against.
A largo number of the continental
journals believe or pro's to believe
that tho annexation ot f u.vail is but
tho beginning of a scries of territorial
acquisitions by tho United States that
will in an Important way alTect tho
European countries. They call this
departure "the colonial policy" and de
clarc that it is very significant of the
ult' mate intention of the United
States to aggrandize its territory and
power detrimental to other countries.
They refuse to believe that tho annex
atlon ot tho l'aclfic islands will not be
In pursuance of a deliberately formed
purposo to gain territory wherever
possible and some ot them ha7o ac-
tually argued thomselvcs into a Btate
of mtnd that could scarcely be more
affrighted If tho United States were
calling for volunteers to go abroad and
conquer territory.
One of tho most conservative speci-
mens of foreign discussion may be
found in the semi-official Russian
organ tho St. I'otorsburg Novoyo
Vrcmya. Russia lim always been the
friend of tho United Status and ad-
Vor60 criticism from such a source
takes on all tho mora significance.
'Tho projected annexation of the
Hawaiian islands by the United
States" says this Russian journal
"must bo considered a political ovont
of grave importance on account of the
con&cquenuos to which it may load and
Its InUucnco on tho future of the new
work'. It constitutes tho first decisive
step away from that program and
policy which tho great western repub-
lic has heretofore so undovlallng fol
lowed since tho very beginning ot Its
existence. That nothing serious will
rc-Bult from tho protest can hardly
bo doubted. Nor docs it strike us
at of any particular consequenca that
tho impression produced on England
by tho'suden departure from the anti-
colonial policy of the United States la
not marked. English possessions arc
hardly threatened by tho new policy.
In fact wo attach Uttlo Importance to
the current talk about tho alleged
danger to French and Uermau colonial
interests which tho London journals
aro disposed to magnify. The real
- '-TJtfTut Is that annexation by tho pecu-
liar method ot a treaty may servo as a
precedent for tho acquirement of Cuba
by exactly tho same process.
Tho successor of Mr. Cleveland evi-
dently treats tho colonial question in
a manner different from that of tho
lato administration. President Me-
Kiuley will not think twlco about ad-
mitting Hawaii and tho first step
having been taken tboro is no reason
to think the Americans will rest con-
tented. It is very probable that
should Spain fail to suppress tho rebel-
lion in a reasonable time the Cuban
Insurgents will form a provisional gov-
ernment and enter into annexation ne-
gotiations with tho United States.
Spain is neither England nor France
nor even Germany and tho United
States has no reason to fear mueli from
an armed conillct with hor.
"To bo sure President McKlnlcy
talks in his annexation message
about a 'consummation' of a long es-
tablished policy about carrying out
a long cherished purpose but why
could not the samo argumentation be
repeated in tho caso of Cuba? Let the
belligerency of tho Cubans onco bo
recognized by tho United States and
will not Ipso facto the right be ac-
corded to tho Insurgents to form a
government for thomselvcs and decide
their own political fate decide in
favor ot absorptl in by tho United
States?"
And tLen this Russian journal in
moderate but unmistakable phrases
lays down the ultimatum tbat In event
of trouble between Spain and the
I'nlted States all Europe must como to
the aid of Spain. We quote in conclu-
sion as follont: "All this is vory
grave very much more serious than it
inny appear at the first blush. The
European governments tbat have
ground for resisting the increase of
m erica's political power will hence-
ju lvo to be constantly on their
J"Nd and to prepare themselves to
iaf lo the aid of Spain which is
J M-: ed vf UU the loss of her largest
Ml !best colony In tho Now World."
A.
rntrM'.
It looks nioro and more llko a "ar
with Japan. How on earth could
American congressmen bo so stupid nn
to fall lo put that Nicaragua canal
entorprlso In motion whllo they had
the chnnco? With tho canal In opera-
llon wo would have no fear of Asiatic
pgwera. With tho Isthmus closed we
arc liable to a most mortifying control
of our western coast by doll baby yel-
low empires of the Orient.
Tiir. chain bicycle Is doomed. Next
year the person riding a wheel with a
chain thereon will bo a "bach number."
The leading manufacturers of the
United Stales have said that next year
they will put a chainless wheel upon
the markot and thoy probably had tho
machino perfected beforo they com-
mitted themselves.
Mksjus. Dlngley Reed Allison
Thurston et al who belong to tho
majority party in congress should
feel highly compltmentcd by tho presi-
dent's message advocating a currency
commission. To be charged with ina-
bility to fr&tno a currency bill cer-
tainly makes these cmlnout Republi-
cans feel good.
Tiik Santa Fo company Is gradually
enlarging its railroad shops at Albu-
querque. Men aro now excavating for
foundations for the machinery of the
boiler department.
Ik tho foreigner pays tho tax why
not make it high enough to pay the
national debt in ono year and thus
save interest on tho bonds?
ST. LOUIS Jll'ST EXTEND
Wants Trade of Oklahoma Now doing
to Other Points.
St. Louib July 89. At a recent
meeting of the St. Louis traflle bureau
the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
"Rwiolved That it Is the sense of
this board that ouo of the vital neces-
sities for tho extension of St. LouIb
trade into now territories Is the exten-
sion of St. Louts railroads. To that
end wo respectfully urge upon tho
officers and directors ot tho Su Louis
t San Francisco railroad tho impor-
tance of an early extension of this lino
into and across tho territory of Okla-
homaa territory which is being rap
idly built up and in which not a single
St. Louis railroad has a milo of track
Wo believe the resources of the terri-
tory great enough particularly when
the future development Is considered
to mall a such a lino profitable to its
owners and ot great value to the city
of St. Louis."
OVER THE TEKIUTOUY.
The contest caso of Johnson vs.
Miss Mario Wiltcmeyer has been dis-
missed by tho Enid land officers.
Twenty Indiana waddled into E1-
Rono tho other day and fell on tho
o lltor of the Star's neck and begged
him to help thom retain a few of
their wives.
Major Woodson's friends should not
got excited about falru reportn of an
Indian uprising. Tho average news-
paper correspondent thinks tncro is
only one good reason for the Indian's
existence the news value of his up-
rising faculty.
Alford J. Willis who Uvea 18 miles
wost of Enid ran a lish hook into his
hand while tithing veHtnnloy and had
to como to town to Dr. Field to havo
It extrude. I. It was quite a painful
wound Bud the Qsh hook was qulto
hard to extract.
Many aro making preparations for a
grand rush into the Kiowa and Com-
anche country on October SI. Thero
are thousands of ncrcB of flno luud
which wili becomo public domain on
expiration of tho Medlclno Lodge
treaty which occurs on tbat date.
Only one member ot tho Sac and
Fox natlou ever committed suicide.
It was docreplt Kahcegay who cut his
throat with a pocket knlfo on the rail
road depot platform at VInota 1. T.
about three years ago because ho heard
that all his horbes had been stolen.
Mr. Tarr alias Wild Charley Is one
of the most striking figures ot Cashing
town. He lived for many years In
Clay county Mo whore tho famous
James boys grew up. Wild Chorley
baa seven bullet marks on Ills body
but received only ono of tho balls in
the war. Several other scara on Tarr's
persons were caused by knivce. He
claims to havo klllod only ono man in
his life and that was a darkey.
In different parts of Oklahoma a
plant of the watermelon family called
''pie molon" is growu to a moderate
extent. The melons rcsemblo water-
melons but aro solid meatod thus
more resembling the common citron.
They frequently weigh twenty pounds
or more oa:h. Tbcy grow rapidly
and tho yield ot tho melon is large
but no definite statement as to exact
yield is available. A number of farm-
era roport being well pleased with
them as food for their cattle hoga or
poultry- Tho rind Is tough and tho
melons must be cut or broken Hogs
will oat the pulp leaving tho rind.
Nerves
Ar the Ingert cf Seine tho Telegraph
8) stem of the human hotly.
Norvos extend from tho brain to nvcry part
o( tlM bntly and reach every organ.
Norvos -ire II'kq Ore good servant but hard
masters.
Norvos areftHl by the blood and ate therefore
like It In character.
Norvos 'li h weak ami exhausted if the
hlood Is ililn jale ami Impure.
Norvos will surely Im strung and steady if
the blood Is rich red and vigorous.
Norvos find a true friend In Hood's Marsajw
rllU because It makes rich red blood.
Norvos do their work naturally and well
the brain Is unclouded there are no
neuralgic italns appetite and diges-
tion are good wilt you take
Hood's
SarsapariEIa
Tho Ono True Wood Turlner. All drigglsts. $1.
rcprt4 ouljr j C I. Hood A Co. Ixiwrtl Mm.
i. ii i-k.ii th best family withartlj
POOU S PillS and liver sthuulaut. ze.
Cheap Rates.
On July to JWnndSO August 2.0. Hand
13 we will sell ttckat to Chicago for
J18.-JS and to 81. Loul fr "'; eorr-
ponolDg reduction to 'l point mi.
Ticket." Ilniltml lo rnnHtmmis pg
A. J. rrkln Agent.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal linking Powder
superior to all others.
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DOLI.AHS A WKKH KA9M.Y
le. Agents wanted In every locality
Hon. w J Krvan's groat ana only
boola -Trie First llattlc." The best seller
cvorWoduced. Agents arc taking as many
m anTonlern per week lleware of fraudu-
lent Imitation Send for ontut and bejiln
work at once V. II. fONilBY. COM-
PANY. Publishers 311 Dearborn street
CtilcaRO.
MRS. WELCH
Tailoring Cleaning and Repairing
Dyeing a Speially
Sallsfatlon Guarantee.
111 W Harrison
Quthrlo. OV
M'ELREE'S
OF
(JARDUI
WOMAN'S RELIEF
for monthly pains in the sides
liips back neck shoulders
head and limbs.
These pains arc symptoms ot
dangerous derangements pecul-
iar to women.
McElrcc's Wine of Cardul cor-
rects these derangements cures
Whiteannd falliugot the Womb
relieves Suppressed Menstrua-
tion nnd flooding quleta the
nerves nnd brings hnpplness to
afflicted women.
rorNalo by Medicine Denier at
ONI! DULUIlAIIOTrLG.
I
VIENNA
Bakery and Ice Cream
MANUFACTORY.
Special attention
socials and parties.
given to
.a. hi. i4iLia i
kind and style of ice cream put
up and delivered to any part of
the city. The llnest assortment
of candy just received.
OVNEY'
S
rriT-A
Chocolate 0or)bon.
;- H) n uv
WM. RITZHAUPT.
Tolophono 2IJ.
SOAP
ii a vory important
article this hot weather. Everybody
takes a. bath daily or ought to and
in doing so a good soap and a guod
aponno aro Sudtspuosable cheap soaps
aro dear at any price and vary unsat-
isfactory . Whon wo Bell you a
soap and toll you it is fe'ood
your tnonoy back if you arc not satis-
fied Other very deslrablo articles
!utt now aro good Toilet Waters
'erfuinos and Powder. Yu keep the
best to bo obtained. Try tia if our
word is good.
F. 11. LILL1K & CO.
Onif Book and Hews Dipol.
WINE
Kb -
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"V l - s
Stowe Hardware
In order to do a strictly cash business we know we must make our prices low. Con-
sequently have made a great reduction in prices and have marked our goods as low as
we can possibly sell and live. We will make one price to every customer thus treating
all alike. Call and examine our goods and prices and we will convince you that
THE ONE PRICE STORE
i's the best for the purchaser as well as the dealer. We are making a specialty of
Our stock is the largest in the Territory; our assortment is complete; our prices are
low. We have just received a large assortment of
imported cuttlery consisting of
Pocket Knives Shears tors Table Knives Carving Sets Butcher Knives
which added to our regular line of H. and B. goods makes the
most complete line in the city.
Stowe Hardware Co. Ill W. Oklahoma Ave.
Knickerbocker
Special.
I'anious Noonday Train
via IMg I Route.
St. Louis
TO
II ii Halo
Niugra Falls
New York
ltoston
Montreal
Cincinnati
Washington
Virginia Voluts.
Kiuosl and fuatoat jeuulur train be-
tween MI8l4lpt)l river and Hasten) sea-
shore. No tunnel it St. Louis; no furry
transfer at New York.
Y. 1'. M-:ilB. Asst O. 1 A. S.. Louis.
K.O. AtcCOKMlCK. 1'. T. M.Clnclnnpti.
M. B. 1 Nil ALLS. I'rosldont.
FROM
OKLAHOMA
TO
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Atchison
Omaha
Puoblo
and 1) Oliver.
This Is The
DIRECTJOUTE.
Daily Trains
Fast Time
Superior Service.
II. C. TOWNSEND
General Passenger Agent
St. Louis Mo.
111 West Oklahoma -Ave
!?
GRANITE
IRON
WARE.
J. B. FAIRFIELD
Coal and
Transfer Co.
The best grades ol Coal al-
ways in store. The McAlester
a specialty. Prompt delivery.
E-OJlice and yards G05 W
Harrison. Phone 20
First published In tr.o Dally Leader
July 3. 1897.
Notice Tor Publication.
Laud ofticeaC Quthrlu O. T July S
18SI7.
Notice is heroby given that tho following-named
settler has Hied notice of his
Intention to ufuko final proof In support
of his claim and that said proof will bu
in ado beforo tho register unci receiver at
Uuthrlo O. T. on A- trust 7. 1897. vli:
James L. Iiyilu for tho u o qr of sec 17
twp iu r t w.
lla names tho following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said Ian j viz:
David Hardostv. John Ilardosty of
Sumner O. T. and J. Thomas Hume
Cussius I'erlnn of Uuthrlo. O. T.
4172 A N J Ciiook Resistor.
First
published in
July 33
the Dally
Leader
JSU7.
. Notice for Publication.
L.U oiilce at Quthrlo O. T. July 31.
1897.
Notice Is hereby given that tho follow-
named sottler has filed notlco of his in-
tention to mako tinal proof iu support of
his claim and that fcaid proof will ho
mado beforo the register and receiver U.
S. land oQIco at Uuthrlo O. T. on Au-
gust 37 1807 vir
John II. hltefor tho n e qr sec M.twp
15 n r 1 w.
Ho namos tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous resldanco upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
Otis O. Legrand Charlos M. Legrand
of Tohee. it. T. Will am II. llrown
J limes B. Johnson of Snrlngvale O T.
4189 A N. J.CnooK. Register.
First
published In tho Dally Loador
Notico for Publication.
Land oOlco at Uuthrlo O. T. July
51897.
Notice Is hereby Klvon that tho follow-
ing named sottler has liled notice of his
Intention to mako final proof In support
of his claim atndcthat said proof will be
mado hoforo tho register and receiver at
Uuthrlo. O. T.. on August 11 1897 viz:
WIlllamM. Whcatloy for tho lots 13
and c'jiw1 sec T. tp 15 r 3 w.
Ho namos tho following witnesses to
provo hit continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. Ha Id land viz:
William T Klmberley of Uuthrlo j
Ukiaiioma; .lonn J. isoisou oi uumrio
Oklahoma; Frank Cavonaugh. of Downs;
Oklahoma Jiromo Cavonaugh of Downs
Oklahoma
4177 A. N. J. Okook. Register.
First published In Dally Leader July
33 1S97.
Notice Tor Publication.
Land Ottlca at Guthrie O.T. July 81
1697.
Kotlcp is hereby given that the follow-
ing named sottler has filed uutlceof his In-
tention to make final procf Iu support ot
his claim and thatsaid proof will bo made
before the register and rocolver at Guth-
rie O. T. on August 37 1897 viz:
Htnry Gilford for tho n w qr of soc 33
twplTn. rlw.
He names tho following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
lienjtunlullarrett and James W.llarper
of Guthrie O. T. Thomas J. Spencer of
Uurwlck O. T. Vlncont 1). Coheo. of
Langstou O. T.
41:6 A. N. J. Obook. Register
And the Best
Whiskies Wines
"SPECIAL JJ11EW"
24 U0TTLES FOll
PHONE
Sll
When In Guthrie Stop At
CAPITOL HOTEL.
THE
It has the Best Table Best Beds and Best Services in
the City. A Commodions
Cyclone Cellar
Nine feet under ground. Entrance f.-om dinning room.
First published In Uuthrlo Dally Leader
Julv 7. 1897.
Notice 1'or Publication.
Land Oflice at Uuthrlo O. T. July 7
1897.
Notlco Is horoby given that tho following-named
bottler has tiled notlco of his
Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim and that said proof will bo
madebetoro thoieglstor and receiver at
Uuthrlo O. T. on August 12 1897 viz:
Jasper N. Stanshury for tho lots 3 4
and .' and se q of nw q sec G twp 10 r 3 o.
Ho names tho following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
William I). Malono Ueorgo l- Urlnk.
William A. Watklns James MuLann all
of Fouts O T.
4178 A. N. J. Ciiook. Register.
First published in tho Dally Leador July
10 1897.
Notice for Publication.
Land oQlco at Uuthrle O. T.( July
9 1697.
Notico Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notlco of his
Intenilou to make final proof In support
of his claim and thatsaid proof will bo
mado boforo tho register and receiver at
Uuthrlo. O.'.T. August It 1S97 viz:
Andreas C. Moskedal for tho sw qr
tec 14 twp 10 n r3 w.
Ho namps the following witnesses to
prove his continuous rosluenco upon and
cultivation of raid land viz:
William T. Dolauey. John J. Stark
JohnM. Illshop and John W. Scothom
ailofauthrie 0. T.
4170 A. N. J. Cbook Register.
First
published Daily
Loador Ju-y
joy i.
Notice for Publication.
Land office at Guthrie O. T.
July
Notlco Is hereby given that the follow-
ing named settler lias tiled notlco of her
Intention to mako final proof in support
of hor claim and that said proof will be
mado beforo the register and receiver at
Quthrie. Okla on AtiEt.it 27 1897 viz:
Mary V. Smart widow and solo heir of
John II. Jones for the lot 4 sec 33 twp
17 r 3 w.
Sho names the following witnesses to
provo her continuous resldeuce upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
Mrs. William Slcaggs Issac Johnson
Francis hi. Clark May all of Guthrie
O. T.
A. N. J. Cbook Register
Co
J
and Brandies
F0U FAMILY
$1.00.
USE;
NO.
2.
First published In tho Dally Leader
July 31 1897.
Notico for Publication.
Land office at
1897.
Guthrie O. T. July 10
Notlco Is hereby Klvon that tho follow-
ing named settler has filed notico of his
Intontloti to mako final proof In support
of his claim and that said proof will ho
mado before tho reglstor and recolvor at
Uuthrlo O. T. on Sept 39. 1897 vlr
George S. Thompson for tho so qr fioc
31. tp 16 n r 1 w.
He names tho following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
George It. Morgan Andrew Leary
Walters. Wilson. William Wolls all of
Uuthrle.
4181 A. N. J. Crook Register.
First published In the Dally Leader
July 3 1897.
Notico for Publication.
Laud otilce at Uuthrlo O. T. July
2 1897.
Notico Is hereby given that tho follow-
named sottler has filed notice of his Inten
tlon to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will bo made
before register and receiver at Uuthrle
O. T. on August 7 1S97 viz:
William A Legate for the ne q.' of sec
21. twp 15 ii of r 1 w.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land viz:
Samuel 11 Uivens Guthrie. 0 T; Robert
L Armstrong Edward R Price and Wil-
liam II Rrown Sprlngvale OT.
4174 A. N. J. Cbook. Register.
First published In the Dally Leader.
July 3. 1897.
Notice for Publication.
Laud office at Guthrie Ok. July ?
1897.
Notice Is hereby given that tho follow-
named settler has tiled notice of his Inten-
tion to mako final proof In support of his
clam and that said proof will ba made
before the reglstor and receiver at Guth
rle. Ok. on August 7. 1S97. viz:
SavanaU Dorum. H. E. No. 7353 for the
s w qr sec 11 twp 17 n r 1 w I. M. O. T.
Ho names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultlvatlonot said land vlx;
Thomas Moran. David Fitzgerald Mar-
tin L. Eberhart William G.Hborhard all
of Olarkson O.T.
4173 A. N. J. Cbook Register
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