The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 52, Ed. 1, Monday, January 28, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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Daily Leader.
VuLUVJK 17.
BIGHT PAGES.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA MONDAY JANUARY 2. 1901
BIGHT PAGES.
NUMBER 62
BALFOUR TO SUCCEED I KANSAS CITY MEN
SACRED
STANLEY PRODS
mm IN rrowros
SALOON TERROR
SALISBURY AS PREMIER
WHO WILL COME
urrcK nuuau
UNCTION
HARPOON
The Guth
rie
WasLackingLik&
wise Jones
CONSEQUENTLY PUBLIC
PRINTER IS LAMBASTED
By Way of Divertisment by
Worldly and Unfeeling
House Solons
The house wa obliged to struggle
along aa beat it could without the
usual opening prayer. Chaplain Co-
began not showing up when Speaker
Stevens called the members to order
this afternoon and this lack of spirit-
ual counsel was accentuated by the
absence of "Gristmill" Jones the leg-
islative boll-wenthcr of tho lower
houso. Under such discouraging cir-
cumstances tho lack of enthusiasm
which characterized tho proceedings
Is probably oxcusable. Tho depres-
sion which doubtlosa was created by
tho deprivation of the usual spiritual
sustenance occasioned a stab at the
public printer through a resolution In-
troduced by Roprosontatlvo Hold. The
resolution provides that in the future
the chairman of tho standing commit-
tees In reporting bills shall make a
-consolidated report which shall so np-
poar on tho journal. In explaining his
resolution tho author hejd up for com-
parison" tho printed journals of the
council and houso of two yoars ago
tho latter bolng about one-fourth tho
slzo of tho council journal tho dlf-
feronco bolng due to tho methods of
making up the respoctlvo journals.
Tho resolution pnssod without a dis-
senting vote.
Tho following bills were reported
favorably by tho commute on judici-
ary: House Dill No. 83 by Mr. Alexandor
relating to UonB on domestic animals.
Houso mil No. 81 by Mr. Allen
umondlng soctlon 2901 statutes of
1803.
Houso Bill No. 128 by Mr. Thomas
repealing soctlon 8 chapter 41 laws
of 1895.
Houso Dill No. 87 by Mr. Roid an
net to define and punish frauds upon
hotel Inn and boarding houso keopors.
Houso Bill No. 120 by Mr. Woods
an act authorizing administrators to
mortgage real eatato of intestates.
Houso Dill No. 61 by Mr. Aloxundro
donning certain powers and duties of
tho district court fixing tho number
of ballffs and providing compensation
for court criers huliffs and jurors.
Houso Dill No. 08 by Mr. Ollphant.
amondlng the laws of 1893 reJatlngvto
tho duties of foreign corporations.
Tho saino committee reported un-
favorably on the following bills:
Houso Bill No. 109 by M. rDecker
an act declaring tho 17th day of May
a logal holdlday.
Houso Dill No. 10 by Mr. Jones an
act to prevent the erection of fences
and othor structures Intended to dam-
age injure or annoy adjoining prop-
erty owners and for the abatement of
nuisance
Houso Bill No 117. by Mr. Snlggs
aa act amending the laws of 1?07 re-
lating to marlage contracts.
Dills wore Introduced this afternoon
as follows:
Houso Dill No. 129 by Mr. Mathews
of Groer amending sections 6 and 8
article 1 chapter 23 laws of 1897 re-
'lating to marriage contracts.
Houso Dill No. 130 by Mr. Mathwse
cf Greer amending section 2 nrtleo
30 ohaptor 35 laws of 1S93.
Hou Dill No. 181 by Mr. Alexan-
dor an not relating to fees of sheriffs.
Houso Dill No. 132 by Mr. Alornn-
dor an net prescribing the punlshmont
for keeping bawdy houses.
House Dill No. 133 by Mr. Camp-
hell authorizing members of An.tJ-
Horso Thief associations to Issue or-
ders for arrest and to carry firearms.
Governor of Kansas Tells
Mrs. Nation She is Not
A Good Mother
jcrlpps-McRa Press Assn.
Topeka Kas Jim. 88. Mrs. Carrie
Nation the aaJoon smasher called on
Oorernor Stanley today. They had a
liot argument during which Stanley
told 3er ahe ws not a true represen-
tatlve of Kansas uor was ahe a
mother. "Moreover" anld Stanley
"you tell untrutiia.'
I
HDMOND'S NEW PAPER.
- '
E. R. Felts to Launch the Enterprise
Next Week.
K. R. Felts of Kansas City who has
represented the American Type Foun-
dry In Oklahoma the past two years
has decided that Ifidmoml offers a
good field for a live weekly news-
paper. As n result he has resigned
his position and purchased a brand
new newspaper outfit which will be
placed In operation at Edmond next
week under the title of Edmond En-
terprise. Mr. Felts Is a son of ex-Qor-
ernor FelU of Kansas and Is an In-
dustrious ' and vigorous newspaper
man. He ban had sixteen years' ex-
perience in the business and Is
familiar with overy branch of the
fourth estate. Tho Enterprise will bo
cloan sprightly noway and indo-
pondent and dovoted to the Interests
of Edmond. Tho bonder fools confi-
dent Mr. Felts will make a succoes of
TheEnturprIso.
REMAINS TO STILLWATER.
Alex. Campbell Who Died at Wlnfield
Kas. Was President of First
National Bank.
Tho remains of Alox. Campbell wore
received hero and transferred to tho
Eastorn Oklahoma train today. Mr.
Campbell dlod it Winflold Kas.. yes
terday from tho offects of gravol. He
was a sufferer from tho disoaso and
had gono there for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Campbell and her son-in-law ac-
companied tho remains.
Mr. Campbell was a lending citizen
of the city of Stillwater being presi-
dent of the First National bank.
RECEPTION OF EXCURSIONIST8
Every Business Man Expected
to
Take Part In Receiving St.
Louis Merchants
Tho Quthrlo olub is arranging for a
big reception of the St. Louis mer-
chants whose oxcurston will arrlvo
horo on Wodnosday morning. Tho ro-
coptlon will be at tho district court
room commoncing at 8:30 o'clock.
Evory business mau In tho cly Is re-
quested to bo on hand promptly at
that hour to assist. No ono will ho
excused for it Is necessary that all bo
thore.
Many of tho blotches plmplos and
other affection!) of tho skin are onus-
od by tho failure of tho Uvor and kid
neys to oast off impurities which re-
main In tho systqm. Herblne will
stimulate tho Uvor and kldnoys and
cloanso tho system of all Impurities.
Price 50 cents.
F B. Lllllo & Co. and Whealor &
Son.
Mrs Finch Dead.
Mrs. I'r It. Finch dlod this morning
at 8:30 o'clock nt her home in Wast
Guthrie. Her dual Illness was from
la grippe.
His Wife Saved Him.
My wife's good advlco saved my life
writes F. M. Rosa of Winflold Tenn.
for I had such a bad coughl could
haidly brathe I steadily grow worse
undor dootor's treatment but my wife
urgod me to use Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption which com-
pletely cured me. Coughs Colds
Dronchltlu La Grippe Pneumonia
Asthma Hay Fever and all maladies
of Chest Throat and Lungs are posi-
tively oured by thjs marvollous medi-
cine. 50c. nnd Jl.00 Every bottlo
gunranteod. Trial bottles freo at 0.
R. Renfro's drug store.
DrlghL sparkling music good danc-
ers pretty girls and a host of novelties
in "Little Trixle."
Present Prime Minister B&
lieYOS His Work Ended
With Queen's Death
Scrlpps-McRae Pram Aaa'n.
London Jan 28. It la stated In of-
ficial clvclra that Lord Salisbury be-
lieving his work ended with Victoria'
reign will retire after a decent Inter
val and that Arthur J. Balfour Wilt
succeed htm as prime minister
IN PUBLIC FAVOR.
j A Remedy for the Cure of Piles Whteh
Has Met With Remarkable
Suoeess.
There are many popular niedlcln
that are known In every household tn
America '
There are blood purifiers nerve ton-
ics headache powders dyspepsia cures
and cough cures which are sold In
every rtwig store.
But all of these must divide popu-
Icrity with many rivals no ono rem-
edy has the field to itself wltli the
single exception of pile cures for It Is
a singular fact that among the host
of remedies there is but one pile cure
that can be considered as having n
national reputation without n rival
and the remedy referred to Is tho
Pyramid Pile Cure which for sovon
yenrs has steadily worked Into public
favor by reason of Its extraordinary
morlt and a method and a record of
remarkable euros until It Is known
fiom Maine to California and from
Manitoba to tho Gulf of Mexico.
It Is truo thoro aro many pllo rem
edies having a small local reputation
for a yonr or two hut tho Pyramid PJlo
Cure has rapidly supplanted thorn all
and really has tho flold to Itself when
nnythlng llko national popularity Is
consldored.
Tho explanation Is slmplo. It !o bo-
causo pilots Is in no sonso on Imagin-
ary trouble that a slmplo salvo or
ointment will cure but an obstinate
painful and often dangerous trouble
and n remedy to gtye satisfaction
must possess poBltlvo and vory appar-
ent .morIL A person suffering from
ptlos will not oxperiment for months
with a retneV; It must glvo relief and
a cure In short order or It Is con-
demned. Tho worst cases of piles are reliev
ed on tho first application and being
in suppository form is convenient to
use and cures without Interfering
with dally occupation. .
Medical men use it In preference to
surgical operations because it is so
safe an palnloss and the cost com-
pared to benefit given is a mero trllle
as all druggists .sail it at 60 conts.
If suffering from any form of plies
Wooding Itching or protruding a trial
of tho Pyramid Pllo Cure will cure
you and add another to its thousands
cf frlonds.
ISEY HERE ON A VISIT.
Editor of the Enid Wave Comes to
Guthrie For a Visit.
J. L. Isenborg editor of the Enid
Wave arrived In tho city today. "I'm
lire for a full week" said Isey as he
dropped Into a chair In the Lender of-
fice "and I Intend to soap closely the
movements of this bull tick legisla-
ture. I don't wnnt to got Into any-
body's way nor do I want to be
shored."
Mr. Isenberg Is the same genial
Isey of old. He has grown fat and
prosperous. This Is his first visit to
Guthrie In four years.
Reduced Rates Far Statehood Con-
vention Arrangements nre bolng made for
reduced ratos for the statehood con-
vention on the basis of one and one-
third faro for round trip on the eer-
tlflcato plan. The convention meets
in thlB city at 2 p. in. on Wednenday
Jan. 30.
The properties of Ballard's Snow
Liniment possess a range of useful-
ness greater than any other remedy.
A day seldom passes in every house-
hrjld especially where there are child-
ren that It Is not needed Price 25
and 60 cents.
F. D. LIHle & Co. and Wheeler &
Son.
Forty Members Commercial
Club Preparing for Big
Junket f
Kantaa City Mo. Jan. 2? -The
Times says
The Commercial club trade extrn
ftlon trip through Oklahoma ami In-
t'lan teriltorles and northein Tias
February 3 to 9 will be t hummer
It may not be so well attended as
other similar trips have been hut
there will be enough of Kansas City e
luslness men along to show people
along the route a few reasons why
they should buy and sell goods here
Of course the merchants "who go on'lve were rend a second time by title
this trip will not carry samples norland referred to appropriate commit-
sell goods. They will each after his
kind visit the merchants In the vart-
tn.s towns and get am. minted an I
how all the -good reasons why can
whv Kansas City Arms shaull have
the benefit of their trade.
The trip this season will cov r 1 S"0
miles and eighty-four towns and cities
will be visited In that time. Mer-
chants who have been out on slmlh.r
trips of Hie past say that the results
are well worth the expense and time
required. They say that In a few
years when the city and tin Com-
mercial club grow !urer these trade
extension frtondshlp-mnklng trips
will not be necessary. Dut while
thore Is such sharp competition for
the trndo of tho territory which Is
Kansas City's by all natural rights
these trips will do much to hold and
extend the trndo.
Those Who Will Go.
Those members of tho Commercial
club who havo signified their Intention
of going on the trip up to dnte follow:
J. F. Schmolzer and Sons' Arms
company.
United-Statoa Water and Steam Sup-
ply company.
Hockaday and Roe.
Norton-Paulson Jewelry company.
J. W. Jenkins' Sons Music com-
pany. Continental Varnish company.
Kansas City Roofing and Corrugat-
ing company.
Richards and Conover Hardware
company.
RIdonour-Bnker Grocery company.
J. Will Merrill.
New England National bank.
Tleman-HfcvenB Printing company.
Sawall Paint and Glass company.
Kansas City Paper House.
Parke Davis and company.
Wyckoff Soamans and Benedict.
M. D. Wood (Western Union Tele-
graph company.)
William Murphy (Murphy Grain
company.)
George L. Nollls (Diamond Dvick
ond TIIo company.)
Midland Hotel company.
Columbus Buggy company.
GUlo Hardware and Iron company.
S. A. Plerco (Groat Western Type
foundry.)
Union Nutlonal Dank of Kansas
Olty.
Kansas City Hay Press company.
W. V. Clarke Union Avenue Bank
of Commerce.
Robinson and Cocmpuny
City Natloal bank.
Dernardln and Royer.
Cutler and Nellson Paint and Color
company.
Smlth-McCord Dry Goods company
Fowler Commission company.
Townley Metal company
National Bank of Commeice.
Bond Shoe company
Swolford Bros. Dry Goods company.
Durnham Hanna. Munger and com-
pany two representatives.
The Kansas City Furniture and
Coffin company.
C. C. Courtney.
Studehaker Manufacturing company.
Nlles and Moeer.
The special train will consist of
three eleepers a dining car and bag-
gags car The lower berths will he
assigned to those who get their names
In first.
At the meeting of the Commercial
club next Tuesday night tho commit-
tee on state and national legislation
will report. Frank P Walsh will
speak on "Home tule." O II Dean
on "The Need of a Constitutional Con-
vention" and J. V. C. Karnw on
"Compulsory Education."
(Council Resumes its .Oqrc
After a Sunday
Rest
V
i Promptly at two o.lotk Praetdttit
Bellamy brought the gnv.-i dowft gjttd
(the senators immedlitteh aaaOffiM
that dignity so becoming to the flM-
fnt members The om.nltte CB1
elections met before the council HVM
Called to order ami heard evidence lu
the McGlnnis-Rrodboll ontest rtM
After prayer by he (haplaln the
roll was called and the Journal read
corrected and apprmed
Council Hills Noh 99 to 1 06 Indus-
tees.
The following bills were read a
third time and action taken aa fol-
lows: Council Dill No 11 by Clark nn act
to amend section 113 of article 8 of
chapter 86 of the statutes of Okla-
homa of 18V3. Passed 8 ayes 1 nay.
Council Dill No 31. by Miller an act
prohibiting the playing of base ball
and feot ball or. Hunda Pnssod 10
ayes no nayM.
Council Dill No 43 by Todd an act
providing for transfer of certain funds
in tho terrltorle' treasury. Passed 10
ayeu no nays.
The following bills and resolutions
were Introduced:
Council Concurrent Resolution by
Mr. Hnrrlson relating to Cap? Sup-
ply. Dy unanimous consent U c rulos
woro suspended and the aii'no was
passod.
Tho committee on federal relations
reported favorably on Houjq Concur-
roont Resolution and Memorial Ko. 2
relating to Camp Supply nnd rooom-
mended that the same do pass as
umandod. Ropdrt adopted. '
AT FIRST GLANCE.
It Would Appear That Local Remedies
Would be Best for Cure of
Catarrh.
It would seem at first alaneo that
catarrh being & disease of .tho mucous
n.embrnne; that salves gprayt etc.
being applied directly to the mem-
branes of the nose and throat would
be the most rational treatment but
this has been proven not to lfe true.
The mucous membrane Is nuulb and
repaired from the blood and catarrh Is
a blood disease and any remedy to
make a permanent cure must act on
the blood and when the blood is purl-
fled from catarrhal poison the secre-
tions from the mucous mombmno will
become natural and healthy.
Iu this climate thousands of people
stem scarcely over frao from somo
form of catarrh; it gets bottor nt tlmeu
but each winter becomes gradually
deeper Boated nnd aftor itUlmo the
sufferer resigns himself to it as a nee-
ossury ovll.
Catarrh cures aro almost ns numer-
ous as catarrh sufferer hut aro near-
ly all so Inconvenient nnd Ineffective
as to render their use it nuisance near-
!; as annoying as atarrh Itself; any-
one who has used douches sprays and
powders will bear witness to their In-
convenience and failure to really cure
There are a number of excellent In-
ternal remedies for catarrh but prob-
ably the best and certainly the safest
Is a new remed composed of ISucaly
ptol Hydrastis SunguInarlB. and other
valuable catarrh Bpeclflct.
ThU remedy Ik in tablet form
pleasant to tho t.iutc nnd sold by drug
gists under the nuniB of Stuart s
Catarrh Tablets and anyone suffering
fiom catarrh mav uso theee tablem
with absolute abMii.tnca that they con
tain no cocaine opi tie nor any poison
ous mineral whato or.
A leading druggist In Albany speuk
Ing of catarrh cures soys: "I have sold
various catarrh ures for years but
hove never sold any which gave sudi
general satisfaction as Stuart h i
Urrh Tablet. They nntaltt in a
pleasant concfiitraletl form alt the
best and latest atarrU remedies and
catarrh suffercrB who have used
douohea sprays and salves have been
astontahed at tb qulek relief and per-
manent results obtained nfter a week s
use of Stuart's CatarJTaJtilata' All;
druggists soil full slztfcf haekages for!
fifty centa.
' ' " i
Whetted With Bit
ing Words
LAMPOONS THE
M'KINLEY POLICY
In the Philippines and Urges
Independence of the
Filipinos
i
Scrlppe-McRae Press Ass'n.
Washington D. C Jan 28 In the
senate today Senator Towne of Min
nesota made a twenty thousand word
speech fav ring Independence for tho
Filipinos. He vigorously denounced
the administration's alleged policy of
Imperialism and militarism and
(1 welled ut length on the McKJnloy's
favoritism In the matter of army ap-
pointments. The gnllcry npplauded
the speech frequently. At tlmos the
spooch glittered with sharp points.
According to senatorial precedent.
Towne was not duo for a speech for
two yours but sinco his term closes
with this session of congress ho was
given consent to address tho senato
and did not vlolato Bonate usages an
did SotuUor Bovorldgo.
GENERAL OFFICES HERE.
New York Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pany to Open Februaly 1
The Now York Mutual Llfo Insur-
ance company will open general offi-
ces for Oklahoma and the Indian ter-
ritory In tills city about Fob. 1.
Judge Lowe will be manager of the
same. The company has sent Mr.
Harry Pat tie of Baltimore here to bo
cashier of the company's business In
tho future This Is an Important ac-
quisition for Guthrie The Now York
Mutual docs the largest business of
any company In he life insurance
business in both territories It has
been liberally patronized by the citi-
zens of this Ity The business done
by this company in Oklahoma the
past year amounts to over $800000
Every city in the territory has con-
tributed largely to this business.
PHILLIPS' TRIAL SOON.
United States Attorney Speed Ready
About February 18.
The W. T Phillips' case will prob-
ably bo Hot for Feb. 18 That is tho
desire or United SUtos Attorney
Speed. Mr Phillips and his nttornoya
aro ready now and have been ready
for soiix time. Mr Phillips Is anx-
ious for the matter to come to a show
down at the earliest date Mr.
Phillips' attorneys says that $3000 of
the first shortage has been located
SUDDEN DEATH.
Of Mrs Win. Huey at El Reno Sat-
urday Night.
Mrn Wm Huoy died at Kl Reno
luttt Hut urday algiU. She was Ukeu
v'iy ill during the evenlug and died
before morning. She was visiting her
puronth Her husband Is employed In
a lrg wholesale dry goods house In
St Joo. Mo Mr. and M . Huey wen
' retudonts previous to Jon 1. hn being
head of the diy goods deportment of
the lone xtore of this city
Round.
pali of ihtlds' mitts -i found
in fiont of the Victor aal n Unlay
Sumc rMi be obtalnod by calling
there describing propert) ml paying
foi thin tmtlc.
Notice.
Hpei lal ommunlcation "i (liitnile
lodg No 2 A F. & A M Tuesday
venlng. Jan ?.. 7:80 p m MasonU
temple work in Third dogrt All
visiting hitbrtn welcome
"t Newman w. W.
a. M. Batnford. Secretary
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