The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 44, Ed. 1, Monday, July 18, 1898 Page: 2 of 4
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fcix month
one year
ro ho liatt just been ad
o tho bar. At Uuturto no
brouffht BOtnc uclr -lceu lttw UDUl lm" '" P;
liKATmn ofllco lodr-.-ocr of that year lio was appointed
judfro of tho Third Judicial district to
fill the term of Honry Seott. Ho hold
that position with credit and honor to
himself nnUl March 14 I80S. when lie
was succeeded by J ml go II- V Hf-
well. llo thon moved to Oklahoma
City wlioro he now resides and la on-
Kajjf d In the practice of his profession
Mr. Kenton is 38 years of nge nnd hat.
boon a Democrat all his Hfo. Ilo Is n
native of Kentucky.
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G. HIBlACK.Edllor and Manager
Oklahoma Democracy
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JAMr u KBATON
uF llRl IIOMA. CITY.
MONDAY. JULY 13 189.
TIM Tltll'lR l'AUTV PLATfOllM.
U'lic follow :'ff aro tne re&olntioni
adopted by the joint convention at
Oklahoma City:
Wo indorso and ratify tho Chicago
platform adopted by the Tomoeratlc
party in lUfl and cftorwardB indorsed
by tho Populists urtrt Frio Silor Ito
publicans through tho ratification of
iho candidacy of Hon. W. J. ltryan.
Wo aro In favor of tho olootl n oi mo
president of tho United States and
I 'luted States senators by a direct vote
of tho people.
We favor such legislation as will on-
ablo the people of this territory to oloct
their own oUlcials.
Wo favor economy in the manage-
ment of public aft'airo.
Wo favor statohocd and froe homes
We tender the constitutional author-
ities our sympathy and support In the
prosecution of the just war waged by
this country against tho misrule and
tyranny of Spain in Cuba Vorto IMoo
and i ho I'hllipplno Islands and tondor
our sympathies to those who have been
called upon to make sacrifices In the
interest of. this country through the
SctlOiis of this war.
"" Wo condemn the nrcsont Republican
administration of Oitlnhoma as being
mercenary and corrupt niii urge a
united effort to prevent tho operation
of the iniquitous tax raise lntoly legal-
ized by the decision uf tho adminlBtra
tlon supremo court.
Wo pledge our unanimous support to
tho choice of this convention for delo-
gato to congress to the end that intel-
ligence efficiency and l'onosty may bo
united In this territory to tho con-
fusion nnd defeat of Mcllannaism and
tho allies of corruption and ml rule.
Wo favor tho opening to settlement
of all Indian rosorvatlons within or
contiguous to Oklahoma territory at as
early a date as po.lble.
Wo favor such li elslatlon as will ic
nult In lessoning ranroadratcsof trans
portation and tho abolition of the
"Vcntiro free pass system.
It took thirty-six yoara to do it but
tlio avenging of tho Virglntus is complete.
THAT IH.MII.Kl' Iltt.U
For tho high prloo of wheat hut year
tho Dlngley bill 1 being given credit.
Tho Kansas City Journal devotes nearly
a column of editorial space to an expo-
sition of tho McKinley prosperity pro-
duced by the Dlngloy tariff. Hut what
about the big tutnblo In tho price of
wheat this year? What of tho stupen-
dous failures of wheat speculators?
Why Is It that If tho Dlngley tariff
made raon rich last year it fails to
mako men rich this year? Kainino in
India short crops In Argentina and
Itu&sia last year drovo wheat abovo the
dollar mark. Tho farmers of tho United
States got n good sharo of the benefit
brought about by tho misfortune b of
tho f armors of lSuropo and Argentine
but the Dlngloy tariff Had oo moro to
do with it than tho occultatlon f
Orion.
Republicans aro hard pressed for ar
gumonta when ihoy aro forced to inte-
state facts and to draw illogical con-
clusions. Tho Dlngley bill his fulled
of Its primary object which was to
produco rcvonuo. It has resulted In a
deficit of over S50;000000 and it has
not raised tho price of agricultural
products a single penny.
To boast of a misorab'o failure and
toclalm political credit for providential
happonings Is a small bit of business.
Hut the Republicans aro hard put for
argumonts and it is cinito character-
istic for them to steal the credit from
an act of (lod and givd it to an act of
congress.
HAIR NKTS ARE IN AGAIN.
Hocrnary to Kr tlm Athletic tjlrla"
Locks from Commit Loosn.
Somo thlrty-flvo years or bo ago
Milady's hair wrb so arranged that a
net for conflnlns It was ntceswtry.
When tho faBhlon changed the not dis-
appeared and no ono evor expected to
seo n revival. Hut the up-to-date ath-
letic girl move her head violently as
well us her body and an hour of ex-
ercise is moro than likely to shake
her hair trews loose. Therefore tin
hair not has lMen revived for tho pur-
poso of keeplnn the Psyche knot In
bapo. Thus after nearly half a cen-
tury of dliiuse and though thought to
bo permanently out of fashion tho
hair not Is romlnis In again. In mere-
ly masculine eyea thla mny not seem
Important and many men have prob-
ably never noticed the nets that arc
now being worn. Hut to womankind
It ifl a matter of great inlereat for tho
new faahlon haa ariaen suddenly and
It la quite radical. It eomea over from
Paris and la really n part and portion
of tho feminine athletic tendency of
thoeo time. Perhaps It may oven
mean the death of the present elabo-
rate black halrplna. In any evont It
will follow that fewor of those hair-
pins aro to be used for the coming of
tho net Blgnlfiea that the hairpin of to-
day aa applied to tho back hair of the
modern girl has been a good deal of a
failure and can no longer be depended
upon. It waa all very well when gtrta
walked and moved quietly. Thon
halrplna could do their work. Hut
now tho athletic girl haa constant foar
that her hair la "coming undone" and
honco tho hair net.
Something
New!
Milwaukee Beer Hall
A regular Milwaukee Hcer
Hall over tho "Old Moses
Place" where you can bring
your wife daughter or any
respoetablo lady and leave
them there while tho rest of
tho mcmboin aro oat shop-
ping and thoy will be In a
decent placo. Obscene lan-
guagols strictly forbldd jn.
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Don't Tn!jnoco3plt una SiniiteTonr IJfo Airny.
1o quit totnoco easily and forever lie mair
aatlo lull of life narro anil visor. t-ko No-TO
Ubo the wnnUer-worliiT. tliat inhc-(7oult me
jtrotig. All druggliu Wo or 1 1. Curemiaran
teed llooklet and Bumpto free. Addrau
itorlinc lUmedy Co - Chlcuuo er Hen Vvtlt
Thousands of persons have been
cured of pllos by using Do Witt's Witch
Hazel Salvo. It heals promptly nnd
cures Koroma and all skin dlsonscs. It
glvos mmodiato roliof. J. Wheeler it
Son
As
Colorado
Summer .
Wis will not beliovo that pe&co ifc
possible until wo soo Marc Hanna's
numo it; print again.
SiNfK Spaiii Is the mippliennt for
peace she will not likely be allowed to
numo all the torins.
KisiTON knows no north aoutli cant
or west Ho 1b a Democrat and a patri-
ot and in congress will represent the
territory.
CoN(iitKHioMi. Itepublloans appeal
to be very much bothered. Hy bunch
ing thpir bother thoy can tocovcr
from tho attack in a short time.
Tub foreign military oxports now
with Ocu. Shatter's army concede the
fact that tho Americans are not only
good fighters but know how good
lighting ought to bo done.
Dkwkv ami Sohloy having sent to
tho bottom of tho sea all tho Spanish
ships with high sounding titles Spain
will havo to readjust her royal lineage
to" find nam:s for hor reconstructed
navy.
A VLATMHii THAT MILtS.S SOSllt-
riiixa.
Tho platform adopted by tho joint
convention at Oklahoma City upon
which Hon. J. H. Keatin will mako
his campaign this fall is tcrso concise
and absolutely free from monotonous
platitudes. Olarlty is Its distinguish
ing feature and the votors of Okla-
homa will have no cause for becoming
ombrolled in perplexity In interpreting
just what tho free silver forces advo-
cate this year.
" Wo favor sUtohood and free
homes." That 'a one plank and It car.
rlos with it mora conviction and sin-
cerity than a whole column of words
and phrases whioh ond In insufferable
tautology. Prom pledging its a'lcgl-
anoo to the Chicago platform and show-
ing its patriotic spirit touching the
prosont war to dematding honest gov-
ernment in torrltoiial affairs tho plat-
form loaves nothing to bo desired. It
la short but It Is also to the point and
-loss not ontanglo any of tho three
parties to the pla'form in doad meas
ure.
Whllo adopting this plntform tho
coiive-' ion performed a graceful act in
oompliiiisnting Congressman Callahan
for his work In bohalf of freo homos
iid roundly condemning tho traitors
who koaretly harpooned the measure
while openly pretending to support it.
The Lbahkii believes Mr. Callahan
favo his best elTorts to the freo homos
in nhiire but laekod tho natural pollt
leal support which would ccrtululy
havo boon his had he been n Demo-
cratic or llopubllcau membor.
With this platform to stand on the
freo silver nomlneo Mr. Kcaton will
go into the torrltory and Inaugurate
the work of dcvoloping and harmon
izing the various froe tdlvor oloments
nnd for this work ho will resolve liU
just reward at tho pollB In November.
Tho Cihlof ItnrgoM of Mllesburg Pa
says DeWltfs f.lttlo ISarly UUers are
tho best pills ho ever used In his fami-
ly during forty years of housekeeping.
They euro constipation- sick headache
and stomach nnd liver trouble. Small
u alao but great in roculta. J. Wheol-
or & Son.
Tho nowost and bt book
ilMcrlpllv" of tho Colorado ro
rntlt. It Includes a list of ho-
tis coltenf8 and lioardlnu
hniuMn and their rates; table
if altltmles; upoclal artlr'i-K
on the mountain rllinati1
csmplns (lhliifr ntiil alidotlrtr
with mail and cIkIiiv III tint ru-
rlons fiom special photos.
Invaluable to thostn contemplating
a vncatlnn In thn Hockm..
Issued free bv the Santa IV Ilodtc
ami mailed tn an adilrenn on
rccttlof three cents for ixx-
te. herd for It rr call on lo-
cal agent A T. A S F ItV
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t 8 mere cheviot and worsted suits we are offering now at m
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A Great Discovery
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I1ai.i.aiii)'s HoiiKiiotiNn Svnur Is not
a mixture of slomach-doDtroylng
drugf but U a sclontlflcally prepircd
romedy that cures coughs and coldr
and all throat and lung troubles Itc
ai-tlon Is quirk prompt and positive.
25 A 50c 1 It Mllic A Co.
fur lU'Hl
Two first class rooms partially fur
nlshod alnglo or connecting to two
young lad I on or man ana who without
chlldr n. Pino looulon. Inquire ut
510 East Springer avenue.
U vour child puny peekrd and
ponluh? Dor-s it cry and fret without
seeming ranseV Does It hvo convu
lnni? It so It hns wo ms and
WIIirB'S CUBAM VERMIFUGE wll
safely excel them and reBtoro Its
health 2&s. V. It Lllllo & Co
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"Clear as a Crystal Sparkling as a Oamonrf.'
Tho club water par excellence.
Far superior to all other Litlna wnteia
The most delicious oi tabic waters.
Good for the appetite health and
complexion.
The most valuable medicinal watei
known to the medical profession.
InvalulUf In lllirumailsm Ilrljttit'
Dluue Urinary 1 rouMrs OUrth of
the htonrh in J lnle-llnrs Dintwtrc
l)j tiieiwla InioinnU and skin UrupUoni.
hend Tur lloclaa l'urnihttt
For mle by dtaltri qtntrallv.
Tho WnuUoaha Wator Company
Woukeahn Wisconsin.
For S.tlo by
HAMILTON A CO EAOLE DRUO
STORE WHEELER'S DRUG STORE.
Then to convince yourself of the truthfulness of our broad
statement look at th esuits offered elsewhere for $12.50 and
$15 and you will find in every instance that our $7.50 and
$10 suits are even better. Our reputation for integrity
and truthful statements has never been questioned.
SEEING
vsng;
You can make like savings in crash suits negligee shirts
summer underwear and straw hats. The largest stock to
select from in town. It always pays you to trade with us.
a paraa n a . & a u Ira
BEE ME CLOTHING HOUSE.
Tiik Dcmosratto territorial central
committee pasted resolutions thanking
freo silver pomooratlo papors of tho
territory for tho good work aueom-
plishod. Two outside papers were
also monttonod.
It took 1'rotidont McKiuley alwut
two months to find out that the Am-
erican army and navy oouldn't win
Victoria from Spajn without hurting
somebody and getting Homebody hurt
in return.
Is nominating Judge Keaton the
Bllver foreoa of Oklahoma have made
victory certain. All will fall into lino
and the Populists will gUdly recipro-
cate the action of the Democrats two
yoars ago. In union there Is strougth.
WluhlUt lteaoou.
Don't forget that tho peoplo aro ox-
pccUngthe political parties to put for-
ward for the legislative aaaombly only
tboir boat most intelligent and up-
right mon Kot'oo should be sorvod
that none nocd apply who is not hon-
est and who is not for sale.
--"N?
IIok. J. R. K baton write to the
I.KAinat: "I want to oongratulato the
l.v nieit on Itsstand. 1 eincoroly hope
that in tills campaign all tbo freo silver
forces will be ablo to work in on; har-
monious union and that auoh union
will bo permanent."
K kiiy Democrat in congress stood
BOdareiy from the start for war with
tfpalii and no party In the history of
0 tbo whole country over gave tho proal-
- dent and his administration more loyal
iupport than tbo Democratic party has
glvun President McKioloy in this war
s
jAum jt fCKAxoy.
James Jt. Koaton tho ushlon cand-
Idato or delegate to congress has
been a resident of Oklahoma for eight
years llo caroo to GutLrle from Va-
I'OVVl.tSTS WILL STAMt flllM.
Every froo bllver voter aud ovory
Democratic and Populist paper in tho
torritory can oonsolonciously unlto in
tho support of Hon. J. R. Keaton.
He Is a strong candidate. Ho pos-
sesses stability of purpoco and man-
hood. He is abovo potty trlokory and
decoptlou. Ills unsolloltod statomont
beforo tho joint convention in which
ho duolared ho " would rather with-
draw than be tho euuse of disruption
in tho fro silver forces " shows tho
ealibro of tho man and donot8 that
ho places prlnolpla abovo tho doslro
for olllcc
Every effort Is now being iput forth
by tho Republican proks of the terri-
tory to shake tho faith of Populista in
Keaton. Tho Populists nru being
twitted and eondol d with by turns by
the Republican machinery which do-
Biros to leave tho impression that tho
Populists were "worked" by tho
Demoorats. The machine is becoming
doliolously intorebteil in the welfare
of tho PapuUst party but wu dare say
tho motive for this beulgn solloituda
Is apparent to mon who hulpod to
nnulnate ICeaton.
In tho naming ut Keaton nobody
was workod. It was a oloar case of
natural 6oquono. It was simply a
matter of earnest Dtmuorats asking
tho fulfillment of promise vouchsafed
by PopulUU promlsos whieh tho
Populists had no Idea of ignoring
Tho ballottlug lu convention was the
play of polltlos. Had Mr. Callahan
rooolved the rwiuirod nnmbor of votes
to ro-nominatu wo believo ho would
havo authorised tbo withdrawal of his
name in favor of Mr. Keaton. There
Is no soreness prevalent in tho Popu-
list rankB and there Is cause for none.
There was no horso play nnd wo re-
iterate nobody was ' worked." With
ovory delegate aequieurinp; li a joint
convention tbo major'ty won and the
majority will win in November. Mr
Keaton will havo that majority
An Jtnrer'n MMty-tLt 1'ortriilU ail l'ntrn
With five German warships facing
Admiral Dewey's llerl at Manila and
the Intentions of the German kaiser
still a matter of some doubt tho lead-
ing articlo presented In the Cosmopol-
itan for July will lie read with Interest.
The fortT-slx portraits and poses of the
Einporor William which Illustrate the
article are tn themselves an extraordi-
nary exhibit. They mltrht be described
s "The evolution of an emperor shown
by fortv-slx human documents." Un
doubtedly so large a number cf por-
traits were never beforo gathered to-
gether of any royal or Imperial per-
sonage. llAi.i.AHD'd Snow Linimknt will euro
Lamo Hack Soro Throat. Woundp
Sprains HruUos Cuts Old Sores La-
Hois it will euro your backache. 35 a
80c V. H. Llllie A Co.
Iluptht Yuuny l'eoilv' Union
At IlufTalo N. Y July 14-17. 1MW.
Ono faro p us 88 for round trip tlakets
On salo July II and 18. Return limit
July 19 whioh may be oxtonded until
Sopteinbor 1. Further particulars on
application. A. .1. Counts. Agent.
Is your livar tirod? dof s it fiiil to d
ItAduty? If to dor'i nreloet i s -nl
for help A it wdosis of Herblntt my
save you a spell of sickness Htubino
i the only jierf. ot liv.-r mdle'iio It
oil roe chills and fovor ?5o F II. LUlio
A: Co.
M ii fill rn I 1'rlfnmn Itminlun til Allnnlii
Gu. July 20-23 The ChocUw. Okla
homa A Gulf railroad has arranged to
run a free reelli inir chair car o St
Ixtuls on the 17th lust to aeconiui'.date
Its patraiu wishing to attend the Con
federate reunion at Atlanta
J. F. Hoi.ukn- Truffle Mantgir.
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From NKW YORK via (ULYKSTON. fi
t 1000 TABLETS Regular retail price 10c.
I You can liavo your clioico i'or 10c.
I See them; they are beauties.
OUR
If Hammocks Croquet
and Base Balls
ARE ALSO IIERR
Hammocks from 75c to &1.00
Croquet Sets from 75c to $2.&0
Base Balls from 5c to $1.25
Ball Bats from 5c to $1.00
f. W. MoNKAL PllKBIDKNT
A. J. SRAY ViOK-PnicHiDicKT
NATIONAL BANK.
Oioital
Surplus
J am os Stratum
$5oooo
1 0000
Hoard of Director) In addition tn Hank Olllccrs:
Horace Speed I). T. Klynn J
H. Cottlngliam
W. J. HORSFALL Caahlor.
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Win your battles against dlwasv by
acting promptly. One Minute Cough
Cure produces tminediata rcjutlts
When taken early II prevents con-
sumption. And in latr staves it fur-
n'shes prompt rel ef. J. Wheeler A.
S n.
UfM-miriHMfil .Um(ihi I'uUnt CuHfmlrrntc
oterans at Atlanta (lu. July SO '.'J
H'. The Caoetaw Ok'ahonia A. 'Jul
railroad will make special rut ft for the
above occasion of 933 00 from Okln
homa City aud $24 40 from ltl ltenn
Tickets to be sold July l 17 and is
goud to return until August 1. The
1 hoc taw Oklahoma A tlulf rnllrnad
has been selcoled as theolUcial line by
the Confederate veUrrans of Oklchoma.
Kor any ndditioual Inforiuatlou apply
to J- !' Hui.iikn
TraWo ManiiKrr 1) o . U.
South cAlestrr I. T.
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aJUJLXI the price of one
This U tae urnt oITi- ever iuhJh
by any tiflpiir. We IH lv
to tbHsubscHlM'tH "f t-UsTWl'TJ-AWUKK
ltlSPl'IIMC as a ip-
clal InJuceni' ut the new a oil su-
perb ....
Republic Sunday Magazine
U eomplota n umbers 18 pases of
thetholcfut II untrattousaaamis-
ce taoeous leading that money
can buy.
Regular Price cf TMs Oe Paper Is $1.24
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Our 25c cloth 12 mo. for 15c; 85c hooks .or
50c books for 85c; 75c books for 00c.
Our Salo of Stationery lias Moon Homarkablo
But v?e still have a complete assortment.
elegant Real Irish Linnen Note Paper plain oi
ruled worth 25c a quire; our price 10c. Box
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Do you want a ploture of their ships
or the cities they attack. You can so-
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the newly Issued sorlosof portfolios (In
fifteen nartsl entitled "The American
Navy Cuba anil Hawaii." Nearly 850
lartje half-tone pictures of warships
cities (Havana Santiago Honolulu
etc.) forts harbors batteries rivers
plantations-ill fact tbo very place
where our men have baon and will be
Bghtlnc;. AUo exeellont portraits of
Dewoy Sampson Sohloy and Leo. All
pleturos aocompanlod by full explana-
tory text and maps. Single parts 10c. ;
tulljsot 810. Call at Santa Ko tlckot
otllao. -
Santa Po route dining cars aro equip
ped with olcatrte fans.
Klactrlo f ana to keep you cool are
now and timely foaturos of Santa Vo
route dining cars.
Hob Moore of LaPayotte Ind. soys
that for conslipatlon ho has found De-
Witt's Uttlo JlarlyJHscrstaboporfont
Thoy novcr pripc. Try thorn for
stomach und liver troubloa. J. Wlicol-
or A Six t
ion's in Mamie Yard
ItrMKMllER t'.'s advertiiemcnt U of
Interest to you wli i have frlemla rating
In the tomb. It Is a homo eaiablUhuient
shipping direct frum the ijuarrlK marble
and granite and manufacturing In tbli
city. Foreign agents show you a large
flits picture and auk you to sign a binding
order for a poor design and grade at dou-
bio price covering their wages and ex-
pense). Think of It! we will duplicate
au of their work from 20 to SO per esnt
lea all the work dono In the Guthrlo
cemetery tome weighing upward of two
tons was done by u. Notice tho narob
out on the bams.
To Care Constipation Vorettr.
Take Quieareu Gaudy Outhorllc 10c ortBo
It (1 C C. Juil to cam. aruguikU nluua tuouo
From wagon to bale set up ready for work
including boiler and engine. Gold medal
awarded at "Worldo Pair and Dallas State
Pair.
N. H. STURGIS.
CoiTCsnomloneo Solicited. I 0. Box Outlirio 0. T.
-.x-tiiQeoiSbli-ty
Isn't a sin in teeth. Yet delicacy i
chooses to have it arl fully con 1
cealed. I make artificial plates - f
with every advantage of the best 4
modern mechanical facilities to aid
me so perfect in fit so natural in j
appearance and so comfortable in y
action that even the wearer can 1
forget about them.
Durable dentistry moderate
charges warranted work my
methods. t
DR. G. A. HUGHES. The Le.dlPK Dentist over Bink Ind. Ter f
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The Mistletoe Bar.
105 West Harrison Avenue
NEXT DOOR TO "WELCOME GROCERY.
Caters to the Best Trade Only. Best Goods
in Stock eJI the Time.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 44, Ed. 1, Monday, July 18, 1898, newspaper, July 18, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74283/m1/2/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.