Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 45, Ed. 1, Wednesday, January 24, 1900 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
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Xnieroi nun i.tolcestOatnrI Okla.
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Ofllclal Paper of Oklaboma Tarrltory
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OfiMal Ortiun Oklahoma Iemoorny
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24 1900.
QUAHAXTIA'It AOAJAST KANSAS
Tho action of the Kansas state
board of health in ordering a strict
quarantine on Oklahoma ahould be re-
sented and at onee. The matter is
too serious to atand dallying and the
Oklahoma authorities owo' It to the
people to see that Oklahoma is not
placod in a false light.
Oklahoma should qwarnnUno against
Kansas. That state gavo Oklahoma
tho smallpox and unless tho sunll&w-
cr ofilolalB seo fit to reotlfy the gross
injustioo done this torritory they
should be given a taete of their own
medicine.
The quarantine established has al-
ready caused irreparable injury to the
eommeroiul interests of Oklahoma.
Thousands of dollars have boon pulled
from .the regular chaunel of territori-
al trade and placed elsewhere. Trav-
eling men in tljie territory have been
taken off Ilia roadf tajd' tho news
that the tcrrytory has boon stricken
with a loathsome- dlsasse .sent broad-
cast . over tho land. Moreover fear
has boon engendered among tho puo-
plo'and tho hundreds of false rumors
havo unset'tled business to a vast de
gree:
Ay this is due to tho diabolical ac
tlod.nf a lot of medical warts who or-
dered the quarantine. Thero is much
chicken-pox in Oklahoma but we dare
say that ten cases of real smallpox
cannot bo unearthed iDtbe confines of
this'commdnwcalth. Kansas poses as
a friend of Oklahoma but in this mat-
ter She has delivered a deadly stab
Let the Oklahomo officials take sim-
ilar action and order a smallpox
quarantine against Kansas at the
state line.
U It. IIKVAS'S JtASTttttS TMP.
Since his rest and 'puling in Texas
M5 llryan has taken tfmtliu work of
advancing the 'jausiS ofc Democracy
With renewed IntolldctuSl vigor His
speech at Chicago oj)dd hlscbseqnent
sneWios at Omaha. BLiyaul and St.
Lauls. havo stirred thdlwauaitors with !
nw enthusiasm niid-'noAViupnJidjnce
in Democratic success. For his trip
through Nuw York and Now England
preparations are mado by tho local or-
ganizations which show how great is
tho enthusiasm which attends his re-
ception and how thorough is the unity
of Democracy in support of hlB prin-
ciples. It Is well for Demoorats the land ov-
er to consider tho different conditions
wbleh s.ttand Mr llryan on this eat-
crn' and that which he made in the
catnpalgu of 1800' In Ne'vv York and
in all the states of New England
thqre is now practical harmony among
active Dcmouratlu loaders. The effort
of a few who In lSBo. wont off after
false godi to Beoure control of the
organization have been In praetiaally
ovqryoaso frustrated. The organlta-
tUft
tho men who will do the work of
mtfnacintr tho campaign are content
with tho Chloago platform while the direct from llie of different breeds of
nHul. tl. v.t.r. .to .MM U J; -- .eU-
ao the campaign tueeestful as lhe uinnf h g. especially to
more than over enthusiastic per it. j cholera to fetding breeding butoh-
Rryan as the leading exponent pf the! erlng and th carving of iueat for
pnaiples of ISt. will liHHlt Hoiking hom us. and the market. There are
pmuiJiBoui o 141 pngM prim.d on the beit paper
but honor on his eastern rJRlt. and nis J wnd und handsomely in c'qUi Som
utterance a and ougaglug personality ' breedeis batt-VkseghC It was not pos-
will no doubt sttll farther strengthen
theoaube m the fceution where four
years ago it wa weakest.
On Friday a speech was muds in the
sennto by Senator Hale whioh should
persuade Great Uritain tliu she hag
not tho sympathy a en of the United
Status in hor erucaHe against the Roers
In South Africa. Mr Halo said : "I
deny that the American people are.ln
sympathy with vno aaimnisiration oj
Great llrjtala in Ue war u whishlt'js
qngagod to stamp ?nt liuman irbfy.
I deny that the section of the English
to
If jour liver is out of order canning
Biliousness ff.'ok Headache Heart
hum or Constipation take a dose of
Ho&si's Pill
On retiring and tomorrow your di-
festive organs will be regulated and
J'on will be brighf active and ready
or any kind of work. This has
been Ue experience ot others; it
will be vours. HOOD'S PILLS are
sokl by all medicine dealer UJ oig.
Hoods Pill are for alo at th Faglo
Drag Store.
speaking race that lives on this cvut'-
nent has to be carried on and tied to
U chariot wheel of war in the war
that is being waged against the repub-
lic in South Africa when the leader
of the Conservative party in the house
of commons stands before the world
and asserts that he must be met by
tome disclaimer from this side. If tho
result of onr complications in the Phil-
ippines is that we dare not speak for
liberty and a struggling people any-
where tnat is the greatest demonstra-
tion of what a calamitous thing the
Philippine war is. I do not however
think the time has come when wo are
obliged to speak with bated breath u
savor of liberty anywhere."
Today is the 6econd anniversary of
tho arrival of the Maine in Havana
harbor.
Shinto Tioe.
Those who failed to set out shade
trees during the fall should prepare
now to do ao during tho spring. At
tho Oklahoma Experiment Station in
one experiment on a hard soil tho fol-
lowing methods resulted successfully.
Holes three feot in diameter and three
foot deep tvero dug oarly in the win-
ter and allowed to remain open so tho
soil could weather and become porous.
In February three forkfullb of well
rotted manure were put in tho bottom
of the holes and on top of this two
shovelfuls of leached ashes. This was
then covered with surface soil and the
holes filled in to within a foot of the
top. This was then allowed to Bettle
and become Arm before the trees were
set. The trees wore set out in March
and tho soil within three feet of the
trees was hoed after every rain dur-
ing the summer. Manlcs and locusts
were planted and they made' a vigor-
ous and rapid growth. While this
method is perhaps too exponslvo to be
used for extensive plantins it is rec-
ommended for use in towns about tho
house and lawn. Whatever method
of plating is followed Jlttlo success
will follow unless the soil is thorough-
ly cultivated and the surface kept
free from grass and weeds.
In pulmonary trouble the direct ac-
tion of HALLARD'S HOREHOND
SYRUP upon tho throat chust and
lungs immediately arrests the maludy
by relieving the distress cutting tho
phlegm and freeing the vocal and
breathing organs. Price '.'5 ami 60
oents. For Bale by F. li. LUlfo & Co.
and Wheeler & Son.
I'tMTto ltleo Coiiku.
Strtpps-Mcftae Leacue.
Shu Juan Piterto Rico Jan. 24.
The government census showb that
the island has 957000 inhabitants.
Tho largest city ia Ponce with a pop-
ulation of 50000; San Juan the capi-
tal has 89600 population.
A Ht!eliitluii.
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John J. Nolan the veteran Bhow
man. was in tho city yesterday mak-
ing arrangements for the appearance
of thw Rlack Pattl Troubadours. This
is tho first trip of his company through
Oklahoma and the well developed
condition of affairs was a revelation to
him.
The farmers of the United States
have long needed a good work on
swine a practical oooclso and oom-mon-sensc
book without any padding
or humbug about it. They nave it in
the form of No. ft of the Rlgglo Rooks
called ltlrtf'e Swine Hook. It is pro-
i elv 1 lustratrd wWi nhotouranhs
t'ble to mske a ffoo pbotocragh of a
hog hn tks cursor wore of hand-
some enprnvlnsr made directly from
nhotogrsphs will go fur to dispel this
l'ln-ion. All the leadiutr breeds are
shown aud briefly discussed in the
text. The price is 80 oen's. freo by
mail; addiess the publisher Wllraor
Atklaton A Co.. PHlltrilphla
Sli Muxkwl us a .Man.
; ttarlups-McRae Ixnrua
Parkersburg V Va. January 8-lA
special grand jury returned eight In-
dictments agaiust HUl Ulenitio wo
man whom quraded us a man for
Ti$mM
forgery.
JPLItASANT DAXCii.
The Uutlirlc Ttaeelng Clah f!lvi hH Kh-
JiijhMp tlop
Last night the Uuthrin Dancing
Club entertained at the Fuller danc-
ing hall. The Chicago Orchestra fnr
nlihed the music The attendance
was good and everyone experienced
an enjoyable evening. Those present
were as follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames C It. Havig-
horst li. S. MeQuire Ubas. Lowrey
L. N. Readies F. li. Lueas F. H
Greer U. F. Ardory F. B. Lllhe R It.
Oarlln.
Mesdames II C. Rarnes Josephine
Tldball Rlaneho Dungen Nottl? K
Reppoto L. D. Tatfnur Oora A. Uns-
soll. Calvin Orner.
Misses Jessie Paine Ethel Orner
Amy Rrooks Katie Schnell Anna
Rodenbeimor Ida Niblack Rloekle
Jamison Zoe Kimball Edith Tipton
Pearl Hutchinson Lila Rriggs Lena
Huntor Nellie Kimball Anna Ilutchr
inson May Thatcher Maude Painter.
Messrs. George Tipton Frank Lyon
Walter Poland Otto Hekmeyer Jess
Hunter Dr Clark. E. W. Jones Frank
McGulro U H. Willis Frank Ratliff
Dr. Long A. C. Baxter Frank Bur-
ford Melville Carter Harry Decker
Ford Painter Willard Llndwall Leon
Gilbert Harry Weinberger C. W.
Brewer Tom Price H. W. Pentocost
Bert Maine. G. F. Knipe Olydo Orner
Leslie Stoekdale and Earl Reppeto.
Now 0iorM llousu.
There has boen a marked develop-
ment In the last few years in tho art
of play writing. A so-called now
school has arisen that refuse to tako
off their hats to the masters that huvu
boen worshipped in the past. They
even declaim with vehemence against
the methods of rutin v time honored
dramatists and demand the abrogation
of a number of ancient stage licenses
as beneath the dignity of the skillful
modern worker In stagecraft. The
now school of playwritlng insist that
the dramatists should havo art enough
to develop h's stoiy without being put
to tho shift of aoides and Hollioquies.
The new rule3 will not allow the
characters of a play to think out aloud.
They demand a suflicient motive for
each situation and insist that funny
complications shall spring naturally
out of the Btory and not be forced into
It with a force pump. They will not
allow anything of a narrative style on
the stage but bring every essential
fact in action boforo the audience.
Above all they demand that character
drawing shall bo subsidiary to plot
and that the plot be obscured and
broken- in its movement by speeches
and fine writing; that every scene and
sentence shall to some extent con
tribute to the denoument aud that
even extravagant action shall havo its
suggestion in incidents of real life.
Tho success of tho now school is
demonstrated by tho largest contribu-
tion of Edward Owen Towno to the
stage. This new comedy is built far
catching laughs from a growin critical
public within the rules laid down by
the new critics. It bears the odd but
expressive title of "Too Much Money"
and is a sample of the best that has
been done recently in dramatic compo
sition. At the new opera house Mon-
duy Jan. 39: prices 2ft to 75 cent6.
IIouN thin!
We offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any case of Cattarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Cattarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY A CO" Props.Tolcdo
Ohio.
Wo the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for tho last 15 years nod be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Traux. wholesale Druggists
Toledo O. ti?m
Wald'ng Kinnan & Marvin whole-
sale druggists Toledo C.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the Byntem.
Prion 7S cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
Dlxctiiuliiif IloherU' Oiise.
Scripps-MeRoa League.
Washington Jan. 84. Thero vras a
largo attendance in tho house today to
hoar the second days' debate in tho
Roberts case. Roberts was oarly on
the iloor attired as carefully as If ex-
pecting to attend a reception. Powors
( Republican) of Vermont was the first
speakor. and he took Issue with the
views presented by Llttlefield yester-
day. 'I hi public is hereby notified that I
will not pay any part of a note given
by me to the Iowa Loan Co for $500
for loau on the Routheust quarter of
Bastion township 16 range 5 west
'or the reason that said loan company
failed to keep its part of tho contract
and did not pay me the amount of
money it agreed to. Wu. II. Kklso.
There wiil be a social given at the
home of Superintendent und Mrs. S.
N. Hopkins lib east Harrison avenue
Friday evening An interesting pro-
gram hns been arranged. Refresh-
ments will he served; no oharge uo
collection. A eordlal invitation 1h ex-
tended to all members aud friends of
the Presbyterian oburch and Buuday
Subool.
Have you tried Searchlight Pills foi
disordered stomach and bowels? The;
cure sick headasho billlousneBS coa-
tlvoness etc. Ten cents a bottle at
Lillie'a Drug & Rook Store.
MRS. BREWER RECOMMENDS PERUNA
The Homo of Mrs. Llzzlo M.
In a lottor to Dr. Ilurtmuit concerning
Che morite of Pe-ru-na Mrs. Brewer
wrltoa among other things:
IVhntkki.y R. I.
" Dear Dr. Ilartman I find Pe-ru-na a
sure euro for all catarrhal affections o
common in this part of tho country. It
;nrea a cold at once. There is no cough
medicine that can at all oqual Pe-ru-na.
As for la grippe thore is no other rem-
edy that can at all oomparo with Pe-ru-na.
"1 am among tho sick a great doal u
our 'city and have suppllod mauy in-
valids with Pe-ru-na simply bocauso I
i:n onthusiastic in my faith ue to ltd re-
sults. I havo never known it to fall to
quickly aud pormauontly remove that
demoralised state of tho human system
which follows la grippe.
"In all casus of oxtremo weakness I
nse Po-ru-na with perfect confldonco of
i good result. In cases ot weakness
peculiar to my mx 1 am sure that no
aeoeooeoooaoeof'
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a TKHKITOUIAI. SKKTCIIKS. f
oeees)09SeB9eeeeeoeee9Gao
Col. Robert L. Owens of Muscogee is
sending his friends a lithograph pic-
ture of himself and it shows that a
trip to Europe didn't hurt him.
The total rainfall during 1899 at tho
Oklahoma experiment station was
32 67 inches. This is 2.11 inches less
than the average for tho three preced-
ing years.
Manshester does not like its new
name Camchcster.and letfers received
at the postoflleo marked Camchester
are returned to the writer or sent to
the dead letter office.
A Blaine county f arraer!natried Demo
near Watonga raised 2400 bushels of
corn on 40 acres of ground last year.
Did anybody whisper about a "short
graBB" country?
The artesian well at Vlnlta con-
tinues to flow and the guage shows a
volume of about ftO.000 gallons a day.
The drill is now rapidly going down
through soft white sandstone.
The last annual census of Vlnlta
shows 576 white and Indian children
of school age and 135 negro children
a total of 711. Taxable valuations
show o deorea6e of $109309 and mon-
eys and credits a fulling off of about
S183;7(M.
John M.Simpson United States su-
pervisor of Chickasaw schools is ot
the opinion that no .Chickasaw Indian
schools have over been taught west of
tho Santa Fo railroad and will recom-
mend tho establishment of tehoola at
Uealdton aud Foster.
Linden correspoudence in the Nor-
man Democrot Topic: It is reported
that the woods aro full of deer as
many as ten being seen in one bunch.
Where tbey came from is a mytery. So
many deer have not been scon since
the opening
Frank McMaster says that tho man
of mature years is the builder of all
newly settled localities. He shows by
tho census of 1890 that in the ontlru
United States tho percentage of men
from between 21 and CO years of ago
A BEAUTIFUL FACE
No woman can havo n boautlftil fnco without hoalth and fow wo-
men possess such perfect hoalth ns those who rogularly uho
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OR GRIP AND FEMALE CATARRH.
Brewer at Westerly II. I.
othor remedy can approach in good re-
sults the action of Pe-ru-na. It mooter
all the bad symptoms to whioh females
are subject. The irregularities and ner-
vousness the debility and mlserlos
which afllict more or less the womoit
from girlhood to change of life aro one
atid all met and overcome by this ox-
oollent remedy. I wish ovory young
lady in our oity could road your book.
Mrs. Lizzie M. Browor."
Po-ru-na will euro tho worst cases of
catarrh. La grippe is uouto opidomio
oatarrh for whioh Pe-ru-na ia a spe-
cific. Mrs. J. W. Reynolds Now Lisbon
Ohio suffered for many years with
chronic catarrh of tho lungs head and
throat; continuous cough; many physi-
cians fulled to euro. Permanently cured
by Pe-ru-na. Thousands of testimonials
could bo produced. A valuablo troatiso
on catarrh sent froo by Tho Po-ru-na
Medicine Company Columbus. O.
was 37; in Oklahoma 30 por cent and
adds: "If you want a young man's
country go oast."
El Reno Democrat: .Too Lino of tho
east Bide was in the city Mondny Ho
BayB his wife hoB kept a record of tho
produce sold from the farm during the
year 1809 and that Bhe realized tho
neat little sum of S321 70 or about S27
per month. Tho produce sold consist-
ed of chickens turkeys butter and
eggs. Mr. Line has milked six cows
during the year that is it would av-
erage that number aud from the milk
of theso bIx cows Mrs. Lino has sold
over 1000 pounds of butter besides sup-
plying tho large family.
Congressman Grosvcnor. of Ohio re-
pHlng to a request of J. V. Admire. of"
Kingfisher to support the free home's
bill tald under dato of Januury 10:il
havo always supported tho free homes
Villi nnri nhn.ll innttnUR to do GO llSt aS
long as it is strictly within tho limit
of the original purpose of the bill.
When It Is overloaded with a hundred
suhemes of plunder as It was when it
camo back from the senato In tho
Fifty-fourth congress I may not boo
my way to follow it up. If Flynn will
6tand by his bill and that bill relates
onlv to public lands open to tho opera-
tion of the homestead policy of the
United Stntot no man will stand mora
earnestly by Mr. Flynn than f will.
Ono of tho surprises that tho work
of Consus Supervisor Conklln aud the-
enumerators of Oklahoma will spring
is indicated in the following from
tho Enid Sun-Eaglo: Supervisor Conk
lln received a communication this
week from the director of the census
enclosing a sheet showing tho number
of farms or improved tracts of land in
Oklahoma hi 1890 and asking what
the probable per cent Increase would
bo In 1890 Oklahoma had 8823 farms
all told. Garfield county alone now
has more than half that number and
Woods county has even more than
Garfield. It won't do for tho census
department to use any common old;
percentage basis of increase such as-
they use in other places when send-
ing supplies to Oonkhng. They will
have to apply the multiplication table
to Oklahoma.
GERSTLE'S
FEMALE PANACEA.
Of it Sallie P. Evans.
s.ofrolumbla.8. f
itmlly the flnt fe-
rth.'' Miw Tame J
say: ii is unuuum
m.lu nuNirup mi j.aili Mia
iIoinie. of Jtlitnehuni. La.. 'Mav GA
mew you: your G. F. e. (Gflrbtle' foniulo
Panacea) cured me and made me the lunr
DlL-Bt irirl in America." Harrier Mnrtiii.
of Searcy. Ark. writes: 'My health has
been restored by 0. r I. Ineverexpeted
tol
Hunter. Irving in La
For six years I suffer
ne as well as I urn l-uay Jarc-ttal'.
Laureiu. (; . writes:
fared from fomiilAftini-
Plaints. Doctors and inecli
and inedu'ines did tu
(Ml torrihlv (mm wliltiM.
no koocI. l sutlureu torriuly
. 0. r. I1 litui oiinuT m'' Murv A Hunt.
"of Marion. Ark.. says: "Ono bottle of u.
P. P. eliriMl mo. Amllii vn nli)i nnnln
from rotters llko tlies mr an fndpfinita
porioo. It is miiilmmt to add that
GC" p (Qerstlo'a Fornalo
I . r . Panacea) will pernia-
nentlycureanymanueroffomiile trouble
ovqn the most stubborn cases which have
nt8isted doctors and all other treatment.
Wrltn la I lis Tjtiivs' II vii.tii Oi nn f!liittinnv
ita Tnncra L. CUnttl A Oo. for troodvlo
ooucurnloji jour mm.
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