The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 28, Ed. 1, Sunday, January 2, 1898 Page: 2 of 4
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SUNDAY JAN. 1898.
WHAT 1IA8 1IKHN UUNR
In looking buck ovar the roar Junt
passed the fact presents Itself that it
liaB been nn ovantf ol one In many re-
spects. It half the plana batched dur-
ing tho past year bears fruit the map
of tho Old World will be entirely
changod. Matters in Cuba have
reached a stage where action cannot
much longor be delayed one way or
the other. It has been a proline year
for cyclones floods railroad wrecks
and fires.
Much has been accomplished and
many things added to those which go
to in alto up the sum of human progress
and of happiness. In tho rca'tus of
science invention art Industry state
craft and other sources of blessings
much has boon learnod and acquired.
The Chicago Times Morale! the other
day had a number of ominont tneu in-
terviewed as to what tn tliolr opinion
had boon tho groatest achievement of
tho Tear now ended. Each man
it scorns confined himself to the
world in whieli he is active and partic-
ularly interested. The result of these
interviews woro as follows:
Religion Itev. llishop Henry C. Pot-
ter gavo as his opinion that tho groat
conference at bishops hold in Lambeth
waPjff.-Vofomost religious event oi
..t-ifpaeslag year in that it was a stop
forward toward church unity not
of ceremonial but of purpose Ly-
man Abbott hold that the church con-
gress of last March in London when
representatives of 7000000 people as-
sembled and harmoniously discussed
church unity waa tho groat religious
event of tho year.
Education Prof. Albert O. Lane
gave as his opinion that in hia field of
work tho more proposition to estab-
lish a national university t Washing
ton under tho control of tho govern-
ment was tho greatest and best event
of the year to tho educators of tbo
Hn States.
r-""'irtiflharlos Henry Hart expressed
tho opinion that tho oomplotion and
opomng ofvtha Congressional library
at Washington was the crowning event
of 1807.
Llteraturo B. S. MeClure rogarded
tho most important literary event of
tho year tho publication of Itudyard
Kipphng's "Bocosalonal."
science Thomas A. icjiaon saw
nothing cf roally great Importance oil
tho discoveries and Uventiout of tho
ycar-havlog beon on strictly toehnlcal
linos of 1608. The discovery of a now
gas in addition to argon and helium
ho held to be of some importance
Architecture Daniel 11. liurnham
gave as his opinion that tho appoint
inent of Lyman Oago as socretary of
tho treasury was an event contribut
log more to architecture than any
other occurrence. In that Mr. Qago
fearlessly placed over tho bureau of
auporvlaing architeolure a capable
ofllcial and is plcdgod to open tho gov-
ernment work to tho skilled archi-
tects of tho country.
Astronomy Prof. H. W Uurnham
placed tho ereetlon of tho Veritas tele.
scopo Ant and foremost of all events
in tho astronomical world for the
year.
Labor M. J. Girrol gave as the
greatest achievement of labor tho
realization of the benefits of olght
hour labor days.
Industry S. V. Iturr had no doubt
but that Thomas A. ftdtson' ore con-
centrating plant at Bdtoon N. J. was
the groatest industrial event of the
your.
Railroads Iloewell Miller averred
that tho realised benefits of the com-
pound engine was the greatest
achievement in the railroad sphere in
1887.
Drama Lyman II. Qlover placed
tho faet of our leading actors having
demonstrated that we need no longer
lQ0k to Europe for the best art as tho
year -greatest ovent in dramatic
circles.
Society Mre. John Sherwood plaead
the Iiradley-Mbrtin costume ball In
New York last Pobruary as the most
dltcussed most written about and
most absurd affilr of the seisin.
General Chaunoey M. Dcpaw placed
the return of material prosperity to
tho seventy odd millions of people who
occupy this small eliee of the earth as
the greatest ovent f the year. Ho
came to this eonclufclou after a dis-
cussion of the discovery of gold in
the Klondyke the consolidation of
New York with the environing bor
ougbs and the great speetaoular
(lUOCn'S JODUCt.
Tiik Omaha World-Herald is author-
ity for tbo statement that Lord Kel-
vin the noted specialist lays that tho
air is giving out and tho human race
will soon die from asphyxiation or
suffocation. Lord Kelvin need uot bo
alarmed. When tho air gives out Ohio
republicans ran ruBU to Mr. Hanna
find raise tbo wind
ON FRilK UUSSK0. I
Congressman Licy ot Iowa chclr-
man of tho house committee on public
lands In talking of the penate free
homes bill said today: "Personally I
am of the opinion that tho bill will not
bo reported in its present shape. Tho
reason Is that Its friends burdened it
down. It thoy will tako out of it the
26000000 acros of lands for which the
government Is obligated in the future
to pay the Indiana tho bill might
stand a show of gotttng through 1
am in favor of a free homes bill but 1
am not willing that tho govormont
should givo free to sottlera lands upon
wbieh it sttil has payments to in alto.
It Is my opinion that tho advocates of
free homes will find some difllculty in
enthusing the Republican majority on
that subject at this session of con-
gress. "There is not the necessity for a free
homos bill now that thero was a yoar
ago. Tho farmers In Oklahoma Kan-
sas and Nebraska have had excellent
crops this year and are In very good
sbapo at present. Last year they un-
doubtedly wcro in need of relief arid
tholr necessities furnished an argu-
ment for a free homes bill which no
longor exists. Wo gave free homes to
tho farmers in Urcon county Okla-
homa Territory In tho last congress
and how did they show tholr gratitude
to the Republican party? Every last
ono of thorn votod against Dennis
Flynn tho delegate from Oklahoma
the most usoful man any territory has
had in congress during my experience
In that body. Under all tho circum-
stances I do not boo any reason why a
Republican congress should enthuse
very much over the question of free
homes for tho western farmora at tills
time."
Tup. usual annual amount of paving
material in tho way of broken resolu-
tion! will bo shipped to hades today.
A GREAT EXODUS.
When tho Jew Left Spain Hatlirr Tlinn
Kepuillfttn tlietr Faltli.
Pearson's Weokly: The expulsion of
the Jews from Spain can hardly bo
called an "emigration" slnco their pas
sage from Spain waa rather a matter
of compulsion. Yet in a senBO the
cholco waa given them. Tho queen and
king of Spain Ferdinand and Isabella
Issued nn odlct for tho oxpuision oi
all Jews who remand Christian uap-
tlHm but as Proscott enys thorc woro
found vory fow when the day of de-f
pnrturo arrived who woro not pro-
pared to abandon their countryrnther
than their rollglon. Consequently
when March 30 1-132 arrived what
waB pnictlco!y speaking a wholo na-
tion boEsn to emigrate. All tho prin-
cipal routes through tho country
swarmed with omlgmnU "old and
young tho sick and tho holploas men
women and ohlldron mingled promis-
cuously togethor somo mounted on
horses or muloa but far tho groator
part undertaking their painful pilgrim-
age on foot." Illghty thousand at loast
pnssod Into Portugal; othors scattered
oer Kurope and North Africa. The
whole number ot Jowb cxpollod from
Spain Is variously compntod from 100-
000 to 800000 souls. It appears from
tho statement of tho Uernaldez that
tho kingdom of Cnstllo contained ilve-
slxtha of tho Jews In tho Spanish mon-
archy and from this computation the
11 sure are set at 070.000.
Ilio Vtilo mid Mother.
It doee make one tired slang is ex-
cusable here 10 roAd the census ro-
porta giving tho number of womon
"ongaged in solf-supportliig occupa-
tions" said list Including clerks type-
writers school teaohers etc. hut not
one wife and mother aa it the woman
who dams her husband'a stocking
keeps the children's faces clean ooolta
for a family of a dozen more or lees
keeps n house In order washos Irons
bakes mends sows swoops nursoa the
sick spanks tho erring and keeps an
eye on a thousand and one things from
early morning till late at light and
then sleeps with one oyo open lost
Tommy kicks the bed clothes oft his
sturdy little limbs or baby shows
lgii8 of croup wore not "aolf-support-lug!"
Hut. come to think of It she
Isn't. She supports all the rest of the
family and in nine caaea out ot ton has
-neither time nor strength loft to look
out for herself. I.ewlaton (Me.) Jour-
nal. Woman's Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strcngtli
Hood's Snrsnpnrilla Makos tho
Blood Rich and Puro Crontos an
Appotlto and Restores Health
Vigor and Vitality.
"I feel that 1 ought to .write a fow
words in praUo of Hood's Sarsaparilla
which has done great things for me. 1
was in a dulloato condition and was Hick
at my stomach aud constipated. I tried
remedies highly roeomrnendod for female
vtvakiiMHiee but tho modlolnt brought
on other trouble. I was so weak I
eould uot attend to my household duties
and I then determined to try Hood's Bar-
saparlila. After I had taken this medioino
a short time I began to gain strength. I
Crow Strongor Each Day
until I waa able to work all day without
any iuoonvenienco. I have taken Hood's
Pills fur constipation and I am better to-
day than I havo been for livo years.
Since taking Hood's Barnajmrlllu and
Hood's P11U I feel rusted in the morning.
I am less nervous and am sure I havo
richer and puror blood. I havo always
been botherod with scrofula but now I
am rid of it. iioforo my last child was
born I took Hood's Baraaparilla and
my girl baby was fat and strong white
my other child waa not well and lived
to bo only two years old." Mbs. E. F.
Deal llox 410 Missouri Valley Iowa
Hood
Is the beit-tn faet the
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S parilla
U the beit-ln faet the One True Blood Purifier
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THE VBSTAL AT THB QATB.
When lodnv with extal jriave
She Stood before jour dwelling plact.
Did yon take her by the hand.
Did her welcome to the land.
With the cordial love and greeting
That we owe friend at meeting?
Pair and sweet to look upon
Was this illy maid at dawn.
With her dark locks flowing down
And her saffron hood and gowu
Set ubout with starry border
Symbol of hei priestly order.
And we owe lo her I hold.
Whether (the lw kind or cold.
Whether Mip being rue or myrrh
When we lift our gates to her
Well and duly to receive Iim.
Lwt our ad romplalnlnK giieve her
What she bungs us hearn xinl
Take your gift nnd be content
Though It be not what you sought.
And your prayeis seem set at naught
He knows best who ruled the giving
What we need for holy living.
Do not vex her with dismay
At the pangs of yesterday
Nor disturb her heart in vain
With the hint ot coming pain;
For a fell impending sorrow
May be God's best gift tomorrow.
Ola Moore.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by locl appllri'ioim. an the..' rannot reaps tho
dHwaiicd portion of the cr. Thf re la only on
wav to cure in nfm-isx and that i by conttitii-
Monftl reinedi' . IhMfnes I cauwd bv an In-
Uamul (oiulttion of the mucoua llninc of the
Eustachian Tub-. When this tube Rt-tgjnllamed
you hate nimbi inK round or Imperfett hear-
ing and whi-u it im ntirely iloil Dearncsn la
the rexult and union tho inflammation on be
taken out and this tube restored to IU normal
condition hearluf will' be dentroyed forever;
nine caaea out of ten are cauaed by catarrh
which in nothing bnt an inflamed condition of
Ukj mucous utfaiei!. . .
We will give One rtnndrea Dollars for any
case of Daatnen (caused by catarrh) that can-
not lie cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. Bend lor
circulars free.
P.J CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo O.
B3" Sold by Dmcite ?5c.
TIED COWS TO THB TRACK.
I'lorliln I'nrnwr's I'ltiii tn (let ISIrh by
UrMtlnR the Itnltrnmti
The Louisll!p ft Nashviilo railroad
has recently uncovered a clever hut
old-fnehloned scheme of robbery which
haa pusiled its detectives for two
yoara says the Charleston (W. Vn)
Cltuette. Jaikaon county. Florida
raises a few cattle but It Isn't a Texas
ranch by a great deal. For two years
past all the cattle In this county seem
lo have cultivated the Louisville &
Nnahvllle. The number of cowa killed
on that line in this county exceeds
ntijthlng in the history of the road.
DetocttTe Watts has been looking up
the provioua condition of servitude of
those numerous valuable aaorilicea to
engines and has discovered n plot
which haa cost the company thousands
of dollars. The man who conceived
and executed this coup la J. D. Stilly.
He is an artist. It waa Stilly'a idea to
scour the country adjoining tho rall-
roud nnd buy up all the lame halt
and blind cattle to be had. An old cow
Is worth about $1.50. Stilly would
chaBe these attenuated creatures and
drivo them to his farm. What ho did
with them the nelghhora neither know
nor cared until the railroad people be-
gan an Investigation. Then Stilly took
to the swamps. The detective discov-
ered that the cowa which the alow
Florida tralna were killing all belonged
to the tribe of "haa beens." and that
In overy case in the courts the deceased
milker were paid for as thorough-
broil animals which are not any too
common in Jarkaon county. The de-
tective sought out the man who could
own so many lie discovered a farm
full of cripples and then he set a
watch on Stilly. A few nights after
that Stilly led a poor old cow down
to the tracks tied her securely to tho
cross tlea and then waited whllo a.
through train swept her into kingdom
come. The usual claim followed. Next
day WatU went on a hunt for Stilly
found him in a awamp and brought
him to Jail.
Ko-'fo.Riie ror tty Conik
CuarauMed tobacco habit cure laokee weak
men straps blood pure. We. ft AU drucslsw.
t)poll of Coral.
New Orleans Plckayune: The theory
of Darwin that In the growth of coral
Inlands the deposit ot coral is begun
in a depth ot water not exceeding
thirty fathoms below which the In-
sects rannot flourish and that the
great depth to which their foundations
often descend is caused by the alow
siibaldeute of the sea bottom the coral
Insect building upward in the water
haa been proved by the expedition sent
out by the Sydney Geographical So-
ciety under tho direction ot Professor
David. The expedition has been bor-
ing on the Klllte Islands which lie
between the Oilhert aud Fiji Islands
iu the South Pacific and by means cf
diamond drills reached a depth ot 557
feet through the roral without reach-
ing the bottom.
I!iluct Tour llutveU "Willi Cuaonreta.
Candy Cathartic cure conatipatton forever.
10c. k 1ICOC fall druKKiau refund meney.
A Lively Cut
Lew 1st on (ale.) Journal: A Camden
mau the other day brought home a
handsome coon cat aa a pleasiug sur-
prise for his wife. It was about 1
o'clock when the cat entered her dwell-
ing and before 6 she had killed the
pet canary. Before 6 she had killed
five cUickeua and the next day got
into a neighbor's yard and killed some
ntbblta. besides whipping every cat
in the neighborhood. Thinking that
the animal waa too combative tor
home comfort the gentleman took
puaay to his yUce of business. Here
she had a combat with every cat iu
the vicinity and then embarked upon
the steamer M and M. and paid a visit
to Caaiine. but returned on the next
trip of the ateamcr She then etrolled
on board the Salacia and when Port-
land was reached went ou shore. But
tbo next Monday when the steamer
returned to Poitland there on the pier
aat Mlsi. Pushy pitk-ntl) waiting to g.
back to her home where a soon aa
she lauded she exprehhed her pleasure
by pitching Into the flint cat she auw.
There la ea itemrnt rwn in kieptng a
cat.
TO CUIUS A OOLD IN OHH DAY
Take laxative liroino Quinine Tablets
All druggists rofuud tho money if it
falls to cure- z5& The gonulne 'has
L II. U ou each tablet.
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We thank you lor the generous patronage be-
stowed on us during our first three weeks in
Guthrie. We want to assure vou again that
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THIS WEEK&
We want your trade in these goods and if good goods
low prices and courteous treatment are worth anything
we will secure our share. We have a trcsh stock of
Teas Coffees Etc.
Please telephone us a trial order or call and leaVe it.
Prompt delivery to any part of the city. Terms spot cash
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Silver and Gold
Is tho Finest Flour made from tho best wheat grown in tho world which
took tho premium at tho World's Fair for Its suDcrior qualities. Milled with
tho beat milling skill in tho territory it costs no vnoro than flour that has not
lta superior quality. Ask your urocor for it. If ho docs not keep It and will
not order it for you sond ub the doalor'a nanio anJ address and your full namo
and address on a postal card and we will tell you whero to got it or havo it
delivered to you at tho regular market price.
MORNS & WILLIAMS Manufacturers Guthrie 0. T
The Mistletoe
105 West Harrison Avenue
NEXT DOOR TO WELCOME GROCERY.
Caters to the Best Trade Only. Best Goods
in Stock all the Time.
FINE BILLIARD PARLOR PHONE 95
OSCAR HAMILTON Manager
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Commence the
New Year Right!
To do this it is necessary to have
New Books New Inks New Blotters
New Calendars New Pens New Pen-
cils We are prepared to furnish you
with these goods at the lowest possible
prices. Come and let us quote you
prices and show you our stock.
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ago Mui nllu' lUi'liardwtn of 'Ins
count) prcurfil to inurry Ktlar Mht-
kliall. After tlta feast una pit-pared
and wme of the gueats had arrivud.
tlie intriiiloil Urldu fHthr informed
tli' Inteudfd bridegroom that the
ufd.lii-tf wjuM not Up8 place and.
handing linn Ilia woduiyg' rmjf told
linn u. ih-p.u t and notjto return. Xu
v!aiiiitiii was giyqtifbut some light
woe tiiuwii on tjfff mutter .tttaierday.
whan Mbw UUif boeaiiie the wlfo of
b. IX WaUon Qt' Haahelor Caliuway
ootinty. f
Bjq Smith tho.blll distributer.
Trade
that our effort to sell eood
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First published In tho Dally Loader Jan-
uary 1. IS'.h.
Notiro Tor Publication.
LandoQice at Uuthrle O. T. Decem-
ber 31 1897.
Notice is boroby given that the follow
lnt? named settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof In supper
of his claim and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver
United States land oftlco at Guthrie O.
T. on February 4 1883. viz:
Joseph Jones f r the lots 1 and 2 aud s
hf ne qr sec 4 tp 10 r 1 east.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land vizi
Freeman Wilson Charloi Madison
AltmJ Williamson Samuel 0. Uarrott
all of Tjsniiston. O. T.
1TC A N J CnooK Register
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HARRISON AVE. EDWARD NICHOLS. PROP.
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ono yoar with robato of Interest from dato of same. Havo many other advat
tagos besides low rate of Interest which will bo beneficial to you. It will pity
vou to call and boo me. Low rates on loans In connection with Llfo Iusuranc
J. STUART
105 SOUTH FIRST ST
J. W. MoNEAL PnEfliDKNT
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Oysters not water. There should
be Twonty-lUo oysters in n pint ard
shall be at the
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A Pointer
To Hunters.
"We have moved across the street
to the next block north of the old
stana wlere yu wil1 llnd u" bet
-cr equipped than ever to upply
your wants for anything ii the
way of Guns Ammunition Po ket
Knives Razors and Sportsman's
Goods.
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fair or good grades that are 1
not the best. That point is f
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dentist. Durable dentistry J
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