Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 76, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 1, 1900 Page: 3 of 8
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Of J. K. ricknrd mi Clerk or the Fourth
Judicial District.
Tho report of J. E. Pickard as clerk
of tho district court for tho fourth ju-
dicial district of Oklahoma and for tho
counties of Kay and Beaver has been
accepted In full. This Is tho first tttno
In tho history of court work In coun
tlcB in. Pklahoma where the report of
the clork of the district court was not
amended In some way. Recontly Mr.
Plato Mountjoy special agent of tho
department of justice at Washington
was hero and thoroughly wont over
Mr. Plckard's books. Ho found no
errors whatever and recommended the
full allowance ofjbis expenso account.
Tho department Indicates Mr Pickard
to bo a very careful official.
Attempted AssassinationScrlpps-McUae League
Caracas Vcnez March 1 Attorapt
was made assassinate president Castro
during the carnival parade today.Two
shots were flrcd but neither took effect.
Sent to M&urltU
ScrJppH-McUae-Crtguc .
London Mar. 1 Capetown dispatch
say it in reported that Cronjo and
staff will bo sent to tho island of
Mauritis east of Madagascar.
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Matters in Congress.
WASHINGTON" FETO. -Notw.th-standing
tho aprremont made by the sen-
ate to vote on the Hawaiian government
1)111 at today's session the final vote on
tho moasuro was postponed until 4 oclook
tomorrow. Practically no progresn was
madu on tho bill today although It was
under consideration nearly four hours.
Sir. Aldr.oh ohalrman of tho llnanco
committee at tho opening of the sea-
Blon mnde an explanation of tho work of
the conferees.
Ono of the features of the session was
the speech of Mr. "McLauron on the Ph'l-
Innlno question lie Is the first democrat
In the senate to declare himself in favor
of expansion.
Senator Allen of (Nebraska Interrupt-
ed Senator Aldrlch in his reading of the
amendment and a lively political colloquy
ensued ibotwocn tho two senators dur-
ing "which Mr. Aldrlch said that as Mr.
Allen had Just returned' from a populist
conference and a conference -with his
candidate for tho presidency ho was pre-
sumably speaking with authlrity. Ho al-
so Intimated that Mr. Bryan might
Change his vlows on the money question
since tho last .report
This aroused tho Nebraska senator
who denied that ho hna' boon In confer-
Xerenco "with Mr. Bryan and said tho
sneers of tho senator directed at a man
who was In eovry sense his equal wore
unwarranted and u'iteallod fdr. Mr; Al-
llon said he wanted to enter his protest
against tho nsumptlon of Mr. Aldrlch
tWit ho was a democrat and he explained
whoreln ho differed from tho democratic
policy.
In responso to a question from Mr.
Wolcott Mr. Allen said':
"I do not -want to 'bandy words with
tho senator for the tooncflt of tho galler-
ies. There have been some boodllng re
publicans in our party (referring to Mr.
TWolcQtt'a reference to the middle of tho
road ipopullstB) but like St. (Patrick did
with tho snakes wo swept them at our
recent conference into tho ocean."
(Resuming his explanation of the change
In tho financial bill Mr. Aldrlch said the
last amendment was a slight change in
tho section relating to bimetallism. He
thought It eminently deslrablo to say to
the nations of tho world that tho United
States was on tho gold standard and
would remain In that position until they
wuro prepared to enter into an agree-
ment with regard to the use of silver.
At tho conclusion of Mr. Aldrich's state-
ment Mr. Mclauren was rocognlzcd to
deliver an announced spooch upon tho
Philippine quostlon.
Mr. MdLaurcn said tho Philippine ques-
tion was not a pollttcal question and
strongly deplored tho position the demo-
cratic senators had takon.
He dwelt particularly on tho grdat op-
portunities afforded by tho Islands jpr
trade bqtwocn Americans and the nations
of the Orient
"Will tho United States." Mr. MeLau-
ron asked "throw way the golden op-
portunity by giving up tho Philippines?
I am In favor of holding1 them and I foo-
llovo the southorn farmors and manufac-
turers will sustain mo in my position. II
believe further that tho presence of -rthe
United States ana of Us flag tho emblem
of human freedom progress and civiliza-
tion will carry to tho millions' in th&
Orient unnumbered" blMsings which In
tho coming years will bo for their better-
ment and amelioration and will conduce
to tho perpetuity and glory of our (rao
inHtltutlons and tho mommarclal suprem-
acy of tho nation."
"Wlmii Mr. MsLaursn had e"ncld
consideration of tho Hawaiian govern-
ment bill was rosumed. Mr. Allen mode
a general nttaok upon the bill. Ho de-
clared that the republican party was ac-
tuated by wild and unrestricted dream of
power and1 was taken to task by Mr.
Spooncr who said that annexation had
been accomplished and was boyond ro-
vlerw und ho could not understand how
any senator could refuse as Mr. Allen
had refused to assist in tho 'betterment
of any meanuro that might bo brought
before tho senate.
Tho discussion conllnuod for two hours
and a half. tMr. (Morgan of Alabama In
concluding a long speech declared that
ho would profer to seo tho (bill defeated
rather than to havo it passed in Us crip-
plod and emasculated form. He had as-
sisted In tho preparation of the bill hut
It had been amended out of form and he
would advise the peoplo of llawnli to re-
main as they ard for ft -hundred years
rathor than accept suoh a plan of govorn-
mrtcnt.
'" STOW OftLBANfl csoMon.
(JWW OttLBAN'S. TJ3B. W.COTTON-
SttrfOfi saiea 8900 bales; mKiaHnar 9c.
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have have our customers call and try
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are ono of Old Kentucky's finest pro-
ductions. We also wish to say for tho
benefit of the fancy driukers in and
around Guthrio that we will servo ov
cr our bar Paul Jones 4 Roses at 25cts.
per drink Wo arc- nbw located at our
now stand 105 .West Harrison .avenue
and would be glad to Bee you all
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othor unrivaled feature to southwest
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and 1904 for only 50a. Sub-
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month; we cannot supply bach
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so on
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THMCR-M III EDITIOI.
Tho striking and important events
of tho last year havo established tho
overwhelming value of The Thiuce'A
Wkkk Woitu to ovo'y reader. For an
almost nominal sum ft has kopt Its sub
scribers Informed of tho progross of all
our wars and moreover baa reported
them as promptly and fully as if it were
a dally. With our interests still extend-
ing throughout tho world with our
troops oporatingin tho Philippines and
tho great Presidential campaign too.at
hand Its valuo is further increased.
Tho motto of Thb Thrick-a-Wkkk
WonLn Is Improvement. It strives each
year to bo bottor than It wjxb tho year
before and public confidence In it is
shown by tho fact that it now circulates
more than twice as many papers every
week as any other newspaper not a
dally published in America-
Wo offer this unequaled newspaper
and Tuk Wekkly Leader together ono
year for 81.15.
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Has no
winter
Tho season of ice and snow
In tho North Is Its period
of leafage and bloom.
Its delicious climate hoala
the sick refuges tho tho
delicate restores the over-
worked and entrances tho
pleasure seeker
Tho California Limited
Santa Fo Route affords tbe
quickest and moat luxurious
service.
A J. CORKINS. Agent
pitthrJs O. T
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LEADER. GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
Another
Big
Club Offer.
Live Stock Inspector (Of-
ficial organ of Oklahoma
Live Stock Association) $1 00
New York "Weekly' Tribune
Oklahoma "Weekly Leader
00
50
2 50
All one year for
80 Cents.
The Live Stock Inspector
should be in every farmer's
home. It Is the paper for the
stockman and farmer.
NEW
YORK
TRI-WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
MONDAY
whdnmsday
l'ltlDAY
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A now and remarkably attractive
public ..Ion profusely illustrated with
portraits and half-tones; contains all
tho striking newe features of the Dally
Tribune. Special War Despatches Do-
mestic and Foreign Correspondence
Short Stories Humorcus Illustrations
Industrial Information Fashion Notes.
Agricultural Matters carefully troatod
add Comprohenslvo and Rollablo Fin-
ancial and Market Roports. It is mail-
ed at samo hour as the daily edition
reaches a largo proportion of subscrib-
ers on date of issue and each edition
Is a thoroughly up-to date dully fam-
ily newspaper for busy peoplo.
Regular subscription price
$1.50 per year.
Wc f ui nish It with the Leader for
$1.50 per year
This Taper
Ono Soar
farm Jonr.nul
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Years.
Pay Up and Get Both Pftperfr at
tho Price of One.
Wo want to got 10000 norw subscrib-
ers to tho Leader and are going to do
it If wo can; wo therefore continue our
arrangement with tho Farm Journal
by which wo can send the Weekly
Leader and tho Farm Journal for five
years both for SO cents. And wo will
mako tho .samo offer to all old sub-
scribers who will pay all arrearages
and one year In advance
You know what our paper is and
tho Farm Journal Ib a gm practical
progressive a clean honcst)uscful
paperfull of gumption full of sun-
shine with an ImmenBO circulation
amontf the best peoplo everywhere.
j You ought to take It.
Notice
We aro going to send
you soon a
Journal and
sample cony of the Farm
letltspealc lorjltueu
for it.
Look out out
FaSTournal
r.
From Now to
Dooombor 1G03
Noarly 5 Yearn.
By special arrangement made
with the publisher of the Farm
Journal we are enabled to offer
that paper to every subscriber
who pays for the Oklahoma
Leader (weekly) one year
ahead for only 50c both pa-
pers for the price of ours only ;
our paper one year and the
Farm Journal from now to De
cember. 1D03 nearly 5 years
THE FARM JOURNAL
Is an old established paper en-
joying great popularity one of
fhe best and most useful farm
papers published.
This offer should be accepted
without delay.
Tho colored work in JJiggio JJerry
Book is an Immense aid to berry grow
ors It shows tho leading ber-
ries tri's aize shape and color
They x . drat carefully painted
by an ifionced artiut and then re-
produced by lithography at & coat of
over one thousand dollars Aside from
the color work there aro acorea of re
productions made directly from photo
graph of berries so that tbe reader
may have an accurate idea of them
Bee pabll8hara announcement In an
other colum. The price U 50 cents
frea by snail addreaa the publlshera
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Notary Poblic and
Insurance Aoent.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
SPECIALTIES:.
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AND TUltOAT..
All calli to country answered promptly.
Omcc and residence' cor. Oklahoma
Flrat streets. Guthrie Phone 116.
L. J. Hiatt M. D. Ron. 503 E. Noblo.
Tolophono 71.
W. P. Bakkh M. D Res. 410 B. Noblo.
JJ7ATT & BAKER
PHYSICIANS SUROEONS
Office opp. Wheolor's DruR Storo.
Dr. Jas; Clark.
SPKCULTIBS: Surslaal Operations and
Diseases of Women.
wmgoanTwnorc in tne territory in con
sul
Ration or to perform operations;
'HOW. Okla. Ave. Quthrle O.
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ALE & BIERER
LAWYERS.
ANDERSON DniLMNf' OKLAHOMA AVE
S. S. LAWKENCE. A.III. HUSTON
Lawrence & huston
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Practico In all the Courts '
Office In Sshncll Building Okla. Ave
J. H. BENNETT
ARCHITECT
Plans and Specification
furnished on application
Room 12
Dewey Block
"WANTS"
Advertisement in this column 2c per line
each Inpottlon. Noadvertlncmcnt taken for
less mania cents.
"Money to patent good ideas mar be sec-
ured tor our aid. address THE PATENT KE-
CORD Ualtlmorc. Md."
WANTED 100 Dounda of clean cotton ram.
Apply to foreman of the Leader press room.
WANTED-1000 Subscribers for tbe Okla:
boma Leader on year and the Farm Journ-
al five years forCOc Sample copies on ap-
plication. boy to canvass tor the
Oklahoma Week:
Leader and Atlanta Con
stltutton. Oood par to right party.
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Moody by Uls son W. It. Moody and Ira V.
Sankcy. Largest richest and best. High-
est profits paid. It is the only oniclal au-
thentic endorsed life. Authorized by the
family. Dcware of fakes and frauds. Out-
fits tree: freight paid; credit given Drop
all train and clear $300 a month 'with the of-
llclal reliable life Our reference any
bank In any town. Address
The Dominion Company Dept. J. Chicago
XJ)UUK IiniKOTOHY.
Capitol
Lodge Np. I Royal Tribe of
Toscnh
meets every Saturdaj
erraaiuraar ninnt at i
ht at 7 30 'Clock
In Odd Fellows' hall. Vlslalng
membors
will bo made welcome
3T. B. REDER.W.'P.
A. A. MEACIIAM Scribe.
Hartrantt Post No. 3 0. A. It. meets on
first and third Saturdays in each month at
7:80 p. m. In probate court room Visiting
comrades always welcome.
W D. HEHOD P. a
M. L. MOCF: Adjutnant.
Guthrie I'amp No. 3 Woodmen of the
World meets every Monday night In the iC.
of P hall. Visiting Woodmen arc welcome
J.n.TOWKnS Clerk.
WM. GREGORY. Con. Com.
Guthrie Lodge No. s a. F. &A. M. Hag-
ular meeting third Wednesday evening in
each month at 6 o'clock. All brethren oordi
allr invited to Attend.
II. P. ARDERY Sec.
G. II. WILLIS W. M.
i
Kof
O. R. M. meets every Friday night lu
nau. visiunircnieTiiaiwars welcome
a c. ai'ATHuat.'Scu.
B4-h
m.
II C
IJAllNKY Chief of RecorC.
Naomi Iteneicah Lodge. No. z. L O. O. V.
meetsnrHt and third Tuesday at 7:20 In the
Od.l Fellows' nail in the Weinberger bulla
IngJ Visitors welcome
MATTIE DOUGHTY N.G.
KATE M WETUY Sec.
Guthrio lodge No. 1 A.O. U.
W mcc
Thursday evening of each week
at 7:30
ini u"ui wmci cum aim jiaiiinuu
Visiting Workmen always welcome.
O. W. IJIlUCiS. M. W.
A O DENNIS Recorder.
vicior oiocK
Oklahoma Encampment No. I
I. O. O.
lay nig
V..
meets tbe second and fourth Prlda
d fourth rriaay nigh'
hts
ine-j mouto. s
E. F. MERTEN Scribe
R. UATflB O.l.
outane ixhikc
idiL'e no. 2. i. o. u. f. meets
Mondaj
&rn ghtof e
night oi eaoli week at 7 80 Visiting
Odd fellows always welcome
J.C. FOSTER HO.
! owBRPCK.Beoretary
Guthrie Lodge No. -t IC of P.
meets everv
Monday
sis im. in
their nail In the Vic
tor blockcomer Virst sad Harrison. Vlslt-
':a Knighu are always welcome.
o.oFiair. c c.
CHAM POND It. of Y. aad K. ot K 8.
&
Minimum
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Banquets
THEATRE
PARTIES
LUNCHES
ANY-
THING TO
ORDER
OYSTERS
FISH
GAME
STEAKS
CELERY
LETTUCE
GOOD
SERVICE
Only Real Cafe
IN TUB CITY.
slfcsftaaiMlsac:
The
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Limited
Finest train west of Chicago
Pullman Dining Car Buffet
Smoking Car with Barbor
Shop; Observation Gatf with
Ladies' Parlor.
Vestlbuled and electrict
lighted throughout.
Four timca a wook Tuoo
dayB Wednesdays Thurs-
days and Saturdays from
Chicago; Wednesdays Thurs
dayB Fridayo and Sundays
from Kansas City-
Santa Fo Route.
A.J. CORKINS.Agont
Guthrio O. T.
BETTEIt THAN EVER. .
The big clubbing offer of he
Weekly Leader is catching oli
in great shape. The people
know a good thing when they
see it and they are not allow'iug
the big offer to escape unnotic-
ed. The Leader by special ar-
rangements with the Times
management enabled us to make
the big offer still better.
Instead of the Weekly Times
we give the twlcea-week Times
with club offer.
The whole thing for only $1.
50.8
This gives the new subscriber
or the subscriber who pays up
arrearages four metropolitan
papers and two farmapapcrsSto
saynothidgof the Atlas and
Dictionary.
One Republican andn tliree
Democratic papers.
This is open to all. Persons
already subscribers can get tlifc
big offer by paying up bac)c
Subscriptions.
Rtnl ' rents
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At 1. v.n To;r)t ft Sats o Ky.Topeks
hn lor ropy oi At t alendsr. lanuan- to
w. t onta'inalsseiMnicrcnroductlons
ill Coloil
il (S X i( llictieal of liuttkank'M rinft
rHeWo Indian poitrslts. Scries comnrlMM
WlcVah tc-wab. Ko-pe-ley 8lwe-ks Sl-you.
wce-tth "Mb. Quhow.a and Zy-you-wsb.
of the Mokl and Zufil trJUs. Alw cagrityed
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