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THE LEADER GUTHEIE0OKLAHOMA
DRSUBPES
Taylor is How Talked of as
a Running Mate for
McRinley.
Scripps-Mcllac League
Franltfort Ky. Fob. 14 Tho Ro-
publican leaders boro arc now talking
of Taylor as the running tuato with
McKinloy. The proposition meeta with
general favor.
 IMIASK
Of Holdup Tluit Ih Uncommon CiiOiIng
Kxpcrloncos It.
The Gushing Horald has tho follow-
ing graphic account of an attomptod
hfcldup tho failure of which was duo
to tho plucky resistance of tha Intond-
cd victim :
"On last Wednesday morning as
'Squire bfcGorkel Mr. Stowcsand Mr.
Deetrick were leaving Stroud whore
they bad taken their cotton to sell a
heavy-sot man with sandy complexion
about 40 years old. who wore a heavy
seal ring with VoinltSal Gon lt.hailcd
Squire McCorLc.1 whose wagon wa8
behind the others and asked for a
ride stating that he was going out
about two miles to look at a claim
which bo was thinking of buying.
Mr. McCorkcl granted bis request atta
the man got up in tho seat with him.
In a little while they were overtaken
by a man in a light road wagon who
claimed to bo a mulo buyer lie drove
alougsiko tho wagon and engaged the
two men In conversation a&king them
If he knew of any mules which he
could buy. They drove along half a
mile when tho man in tho road wagon
asked McCorkel if ho cou'd change a
$20 bill for him. McCorkcl tald he
could and tho stranger handed him the
520 bill. McCorkel took out his pocket
book which contained 875 the proceeds
from his salo of cotton and was just
about to givo tho s'ranger change
when tho man In tho wagon with him
grabbed tho pockotbook and attempt-
ed to jump from tho wagon. McCor-
kel was too quick for him aod caught
him whon a struggle commenced. The
team becamo frightened and ran away
and while McCorkcl was trying to stop
them and hold the man too the rascal
toro himself loose and jumped to tho
ground. In tho mcantlmo the man in
tho road wagon had whipped up bis
horses and crossed tho road ahead of
McCorkcl and when tho robber got
loose be made straight for the road
wagon with McCorkcl at his heels
The men In tho wagon ahead heard
tho strugglo and Mat Deetrick came
quickly to tho assistance of McCorkel.
Ho succeeded in getting between the
robber and the road WHgon the owner
of which was a pal and accomplice of
the robber and after a vain attempt
to got together the robber agreed to
give up the pockotbook and money. As
tho robbers worn armed and McCorkel
was not ho agroed to do bo and whon
this was done tho robbers drove off.
In talking with Mr. Stowers wo ask-
od why nd attempt was amide to have
them followed and he said that un-
der the excitement they did not think
of It. McO-rkel thought only of get-
tine back his money which ho cer-
tainly would havo lost but for his
gritty fight with the robber.
Congressman Chickerlng Donil.
NEW TKOftK FEU. l.-Conretwnan
ChoKtm A. 3fi!ckrins f Copenhagen N.
Y.. was tutiM toad wtW th Grand
Union hottf tn this city today. He had
rtthr fill. on or )nmp1 from a foflr atory
window of th hotH.
The body of Mr. rhtakrlnr wa found
on the ldewalk of tl Forty-flrt Btrwt
Ma of tha hotol under the ofin window
or h room which was on the fourth
floor by a milkman who wax driving
through tlra atrftet at 5 a .m. TtvKlently
It had been lylmr there for some time as
tha eltftlflflgf was saturated with rain. It
was elothart tn underwear. aock. night
shirt trousers and vest. There was a bail
gash In th right side of the head. .
(Mr. Chlcketing had been In the hotel
alt day yesterday lie had complained t
rheumatism but nothing Irrational In his
actions had been observe by those at the
hoUL
Ohariea A. Chtekerlng was born at Har-
rlMburg. Lewis County ?f. Y. November
M Vm. He was educated In the common
schools and at LowvIHe academy. ITe was
a school commissioner of Lwl county
from 157 to 1875: member o fnaaembly In
189. S0 and 18R1. He was clerk of the
assembly In 1884 and re-elected In the
years from and Inc'udlng 1885 to ISM. He
w. seiectcd to the nfty-third congress ani
re-eVected Jtree times.
A dtsnatch to the Associated Press frrn
Afcany says that Mr. Chlckerinjr's friends j
there have been- aware that for some t'm
he had been afflicted with melancholia
rolowing a severe attack of typhoid fever.
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293 Main Rt. Dallas Texas
Biggie Berry Hook No. 2 of Tho
Higgle Rooks If i 11 about berries. A
wholo cncycloj.r.iiaof berry lore boil-
ed down after tho manner of Farm
Journal. Tells about varieties about
planting growing mulching cultivat-
ing picking and marketing. It gives
proctlcal pointers from tho pens of
scores of loading berry growers from
all parts of the country who havo con-
tributed to Its colums It has Colored
rcprescntatsons of berry true to size
and color tbiuty-threo portraits of
practical berrymen and tblrty-flvo
other Illustrations handsomely bound
la cloth. Tho price Is 50 cents free
by mail; address tho nubllshors Wil
rncr Atkinson Co Ph- -vdolplila
NOTV YORK. FJTO. IS. Bob Fitzsim-
mofl today posted S.000 with the sport-
ing edtttor o fthe Journal as a forfeit to
btnkl another match with Jim Jeffries
and Issue an open oballence to meet any
fighter In tha world.
st. louis ooaNBrtAJ.
ST. LOUIS. FEB. 18 Flour onlet un-
changed. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra
shorts $e.Wtt; clear ribs $.; e"ear sjflcs
Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts W.W14
clear ribs tf.75; clear sides .87Vt
Ttecelpts. Hour 10000; whoa 34.000;; com
3M.0O0; oats 110.000.
Shipments flour 8000; wheat 38000; corn
219.000; oats 9000.
NEW YORK. FBB. IS.-COTTON-Fu-tures
opened at the advance; 'March $8.49;
April J8.48; May 8.4S; June JR-46: Ju'y
JS.4B; August UM'. September $7.86; Oc-
tober $7.87; November $7.58; December
$7.62; January $7.50.
NTOW YORK FIBD. 13.-COTTOK-Spot
closetl steady-. Mddllnp uplamle. SS-
ll-lc; middling RUlf Sff8 ll-10c.
NEW YORK. FH5B. 13.-COTTON-Spot.
closed steady; 8-lCc higher. MMxWIne up-
lands Sfcc mlddlngf gulf 9c. Salos 2.S97
bales.
arm and
ity Property
For Sale
Strlko "Will bo lllttpr.
Scrlpps-McRao League.
Chicago February 14 The building
trades Btrlke has not opened up in
eornestyct bu.t very few men oro at
work. Both sides havo strengthened
forces and the strugglo will be ono of
the bitterest ever known here.
I have a large list of lots
business and residence
property some of which aie
sure bargains.
I am in a position to furnish
loans on farm property at a
rate of inteiest that "will
meet all competetion. Come
and see me before doing
bnsiness elsewhere.
P. Jelsma
Room 14 over Cyclone on Di-
vision St. Guthrie.
WE NEVER SLEEP
GAMPBELL'S
LUNCH ROOM
OpeD day and nighl.
of everything served
The best
to order.
Harrison Ave.
Near First
An "Kdltor'al.lfo Bared by Chainberlnln'a
Couch Iteiuedy
During the early part of October 18-
90 I contracted a bad cold which set-
tled on my lungs and was neglected
until 1 feared that consumption had
appeared In an incipient state. 1 was
constantly coughing and trying to ox-
pel something which 1 could not. I be-
came alarmed and after giving tho loc-
al doctor a a trial bought a bottlo of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and tho
result wbb Immediate Improvement
and after I bad used three bottloB my
lungs were restored to tholr healthy
atate.B.S. Edwards Publisher of Tho
Review Wyant 111. For salo by C. tt.
Ken fro.
Trouble at l'jiul Valley.
Scripps McRao League.
Ardraorc Fob 14. A msMaga from
Pauls Valley tolay says Indian polloa
have been called to that place. Troublo
over tho collection of tho 1 por cant
tribal tax is cxpeoted.
'1 1hlnk I would go crasv with pain
were It not for QUambarlHln's Pain
Balm" wrltos Mr. W. H. Stap'eton
Uerminle Pa. 1 lure baen oilllcWd
with rheumatism for several yoara and
have tried remedies without number
but lJalu italm is the best medicine 1
bbvo got hold of." Ono application ro-
HevoB Ike pain. For sale by Ron fro.
Fnvoied the HtmlmAEfceiunt.
Scipps-MolUe Laaguo.
Washington Feb. 14. Senator Piatt
from tho committee on Indian affaire
reported to ibo senate today favorably
without amendment the bill to ratify
the agreoraept between tvo Dawes
communion and the Utmloolo Indians.
Kljjbt Kfioupo.
Scrlpps-Mcllae League.
Hartville. Mo. Feb 14 Eight prlR-
oners escaped from the city jail last
night by burning a hole In the wooden
structure.
"Carry Suiihlno With You."
A bright frefeb Bunny fuco is always
Inspiring and it always denotes good
health as well as a happy heart. Many
foceB that were once overcast with
gloom have been mado bright and
sunny by Hood's tiarsapnrUla which
cures all dyspeptic syraptomu.f. cngth-
eus the nerves ruin tones up and invig
orates the wholo system.
Constipation Is cured by Hood's Pills
tho only non-irritating cathartic. Sold
by all druggists.
Favor of Ilulncr.
Scripps-MoRne League.
Washington Feb. 14. It Is under-
stood the charges of incompetency
filed against Judgo Royard Haincr of
Oklahoma have been dropped by the
department of justice. W F. Harn
who had been olork of the oourt over
which llainer presides was instru-
mental In bringing tho charges and ho
has prebsed thim pprbistcntly. Tho
department of justiuo investigated
th am thoroughly. Thoy wro not con
Armed by the Investigation.
Htooil HuatU US;
IS. It Mundav a lawyer of Henriet-
ta TejcHfe ouo fooled a yrave digger
He eayk! "My brother wns very low
with malnrU; fever aud jaundice. I
persuaded him to try Hleuiriu bitters
and ha was soon much better but con-
tinuod their u until he wuh wholly
oured. 1 n.i sure Eteetrio bitters
s&vud hiu life." This remedy expels
mularia kills dUeHto geriuv. und pr
lfles the b ood; aids digestion rugu-
latcb liver. kUineys and bmeU cures
eoubtlpHtuin dvipp a nervous di-
ea e. kidney lroiib.es female com
plaintt; give perfect health. Only
50 cents at Uonfrn's drug store.
Neat-Looking
Stationery
Is ub important to aaBusTness
House as a goodpredlt.
The Leader.
Job Rooms
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Will print you on short notlco at
cheap prices
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I To winter in
California
Has becomo a fad and nevor
did fashion set seal on
practice mom wholosome
because the south Paaliia
coast is tha most delightful
of resorts.
Th fad of tho Santa Fo
Routo Is to couvlnooovory
man womairand child
golnit to California that It
renders tho most satisfactory
service in every detail
Don't TeWco SIt aud Smoke Tour IJTo Aj.
To cjutt tobneoo oonlly and forever bo map-
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the uondsr-vrarKer tbat ronkM xvoult man
strone. All druggists Wo or II Ourecuanm-
tccd KeoUlot utiil samplo free. Address
Stirllnc llctnedy Co. Odeaco or New York.
SBlSIlllHlilSH
Valentine's Day
i 80a I4J
Everybody should send a val-
entine; the husband to his wife the
young man to his best girl; the school
children to their school mates It's
bts of fun and don't cost much if you
buy them at
CSLILLiE'S
Prices from lc to $1. Make your
selections now and get your choice.
F B LILLIE & CO.
4 MN9 4 $ O" S I1 4NW 4 &&9 V5-4'
Always Drink Pabst Brewing Co.'s
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; USfc ONLY ICE MANUFACTURED BY
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Telephone 52. PAUL J UNDT Manager.
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First published in Pally Leader. Feb. 1 1000.
LIQUOR NOTICE.
ToWbom It May Concern-
Notice U bereoy etven that Kmll ami Guss
Kltterbubh nave this i5ay filed their peti-
tion to Hell at retail spirituous vinous
and raalt liquors in tbe town of Guthrie
Logan county. Oklahoma Territory ana
that unless objections be tiled oh or before
the J6tb day of February A. p. 1W0 said
petition will toe granted.
Otutrle. Okla.HebruarT 1. JW0. 
. 11. J MOUTON. County Clerk
ST. LOUIS A BAN FIIAXCI3CO (A1LWAY CO.
Take the most Popular Route tlie Frisco Line via Oklahoma
City or Wichita to
ST. LOUIS and all points east
KANSAS CITY and all points north and west.
Eureka Springs has a world wide reputation as a wonderful?
health and pleasure resort the curative properties of whose
waters have no equal on the American continent and the grand-
eur of the scenery surpasses that of Colorado.
Passenger train leaving Oklahoma City at 9:50 a.m. andt
Wichita at 1:20 p. m. arrives in St. Louis the following morning
at 7:25 making close connection with all trams for the oast.
Passenger train leaving St. Louis at 9 p. m. daily arrives in Ok-
lahoma City the following evening at (J o'clock and Wichita at
8:80 p. m. making close connections at Wichita and Oklahoma
City with the Santa Fe. Our service is unsurpassed. We carry
latest improved seat and chair cars also Pullman observation
sleepers between St. Louis Oklahoma City and Wichita.
When purchasing your tickets see that they read via the-
Frisco Line. For further particulars call on or address
B. F. DUNN Dist. Pass. Agt. Wichita. Kas.
BRYAN SNYDER Gen Pass. Agt. St. Louis Mo.
B. F. YOAKUM. General Manager .
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The Farm Journal 1b tho boiled
down hlt-thu-nall-onthe hoad paper
out to fit tho farmer and villager who
know whut's wbnt. The Farm Journ-
al for nearly 6 years f rejoinder of 19-
00 and all of 1001 1002 1003 and 1004)
and the Weekly Leador one year will
botft lie Bent 'o every new subscriber
to our paper.and t every old subscrib-
er who poy Sc Walk right np to
the captain's olli ae.
D Don't irritate your lungs swith a
stubborn cough when a pleasant and
effective remedy may do found in
HALLAttD'B HOREHOUND SYRUP.
Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by F. 11
LIUie & Go and Wheeler & Son.
Wanted Young men to take lessons
in our sehool. We will make a tales-
man of you und obtain a position for
you'. Our lessons are sent to you by
correspondence. Wo also teach busi-
ness letter writing. Terms 85 on ap-
plication and 83 per woelc until you
have paid 820. Let us hear from sou.
Butler School for Salesmen 315 West
110th street New York.
TABLKR'S BUOKEYE PILE OVWT
MENT is no panaca but ta recom-
mended for piles only. These It will
cure. Price 50 centa In bottles tubes
75 cents. Sold by F B LIUlo & Co
and Wheeler & Son.
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