The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 101, Ed. 1, Saturday, March 23, 1901 Page: 2 of 8
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CLAIMS FOR INDIAN
OUTRAGES
Are Being Rapidly Pushed;
Government Assumes
A Big Debt
Washington D. C March 82
Under th. trty 'With trm Kiowa.. Com-
ftnehn and Arch Inln providing for
th nllutmriU of the InnoN. In evpmlly
to tbr Indian tid the owning of the
Mtrldii to homeaatend entry th jcovern-
Htent of tn I'nltrd fltatra hn nseuniMl
ttrilaratkin which will amount In tho
HggrcsrAte to nirty 10n0li. Th. e oh-
ligation arc In 'h nature uf claims l t
Aafirvdationa 'nmmilM the Ki- in
SComnnchwi mill Apflctie cove-rlnK 1 ' r
!od of alxty yetira. Vntll th trmt v.
ratlflett t cOnrn8 no attempt v m
made ly tha claimant t" "ll'-.i li"
amount du them from tli' trlte th
Kiowa. Comant hr mid At.ihn hi. Hum
are IndJuded In thr lift "f hankr.it I"
titan In the 1 nitid fltats Hut umlir
tins trm of tha trrnty profiling for
tho opening of th- rewrvnilun t.. ttli-
roant aaatirced ill tho nlllfiioni. uf th"
Indiana and nw th claimants tin nn-
InR forward il nrmtulli k ti wttli im nt In
full.
About HMUsVi "f thi Onlrna asr.l""t the
Klowaa. ConiuiK lv h ii nil Ai'K hrH ir h I I
Vy Srtembcr of th- Kln rlvlllied trltw
lit Indian trrlt.r The majority of
lliee arc In th lifokaanw nation Thine
claim now IwlriK iircaaarl for ett lenient
One of them liua been paid that of
Ovrton I.ovc one 01' the wealthy mi m
bera of the Chlckaanm nation. Wltll
the amount ha rccolvcd In MUlemrnt of
hta claim was only TT.WO It In look.nl up-
on Hi) an ipanlnsj through which the re-
mainder of these alBlmn oan be drawn
Mr. William C. Smailey a prominent
attorney of this city ha had tlww
claims In charge for a ..jmbur of yeura.
Iteallarnfc the lniislbltlty of coiiwtlng
them from the Indlrnn evt-ii If judgment
ware iwciired tte allowed them to rimiiln
4n statu quo until nfU- "he acenptanco
of the treaty tv congreaa. Thtn th.
claim were brought to tho front. ovr
toil Love'a caae uhb the flrwt urgnl for
consideration. After u long wrangle be-
tween tha aecretary f the Interior and
the comptroller of the trenaury the dtam
whs finally allowed and wi appropriation
made during the cloning hour of tha
last congrega. Having efdnbllahed a pro.
ceilttnt It will not he dlftloult to secure
tlio payment of tho remainder of claims
nnd for some years to como each oon-
Kresa will bo called upon to appropriate
money In compensation for damages sus-
tained from rnltls made by members of
the hostile bands of Kiowa Comanchos
and Apaches In the enrly GO'S oo's nnd
TO1.
Tho 110.000.000 worth of claims arising
from .depredations committed by an In.
dluns nro held by people living In Ar-
kansas Texas Indian territory Southern
ICnrumit nnd Southwestern Missouri. They
arlso from the seizure r live stock per-
sonal effects moneys and slave and
property destroyed.
Ono esse Is particular Interesting ami
raises an unique question in 1W0. shortly
ly before the breaking out of the civil
war. a band of Contain to a made a raid
Upon a wealth rl . . " r In Arkansas
nnd toott ! i ' . ty slaves who
were it t i if a from Jl.OflO
to Jl 'h Indians took the
negroee Into Mlsalsalppl und there sold
them. It Is now u question as to wheth-
er or not tha slnAis constituted property
As they were taken prior to lm oln s
emancipation proclurrntlon and warn rec-
'Ognlsed as property ut the time of th
seizure It Is probable the claim will )
paid.
An Interesting case has arisen In urn-
ncctton with these claims which Is unique
In ttfQ the Comanche Indians made u rul!
across the bonier Into Texas It wan
known that a certain farmer who was re-
ported to be wealthy kept lit mn
In his house. The Indiana demanded the
treasure. The farmer denied th pos
sseton of It After rcpaatud threats tluu
resulted futlHr. the J nutans tied him by
his thumlm and tortured liltn In various
ways to try to make him disclose the
whoraabouta of his money railing in
this they then took his wire and started
to burn her at tho stake. The sight
was so horrifying that the tarrmr re
lased and turned over to them tho V..
CO In question The Indians took the
treasure and departed followed Hlmrtlv
by a Imnd of nettle re. A numb r of
the Indians were killed und two ""
captured but the money was mwi n
aovercd The two mitured Indium wi r.
convicted and Hnt to the penlti ml n
Ctnims were aft. iu;mlH llled agalntK th
government t n . m er tin WO.WHi t iK. n
After a long r nile tlu d.ilnui i i im
ally paid In vli- m uitlme the m.ni .11. l
and litigation .. ut the dlstribnti hi
Of his estate. OiiiIiik thi coiirw uf the
trial his wife 'Mid his nu.t hi r lr-iiii .1
tlwt the 30(m.. Ink. ii w.w ('onreU a.
money. Xe of this i.ot. h.. mi
never reached th u'linumnit tuitn .him
after tha mone Im.l bi. n a Mrlbm .1 and
tho heirs had Ufumn m.tu. rcl through-
out the various tat.
NEW WA0A3K BOND ISSUE.
Scrlpng-MoIlKe l'resa Ass'n.
St. Louis Mo. Mardh 23. StocK-
lioldera of the Wabaih Railroail com-
pany yoaterdRy nuthorizwl tho issu-
ance of $3000000 new bamla to can-
Btnict atul (Kiulp nsw linns from To-
lodo to Montpeller Ohio antl from
Fort Wayne to Ilutler Intl. nnd $3.-
000000 ndilltlonal bonds to piirohoBo
now rolling stock for thu wholo ays-
tem. It was nluo voted to acquire tho
KausaB City ExcoIMor Springs &
Korthorn railroad U miles in tongtli
running from Kaneaa City to Kioul-
elor Springs
mu
U
TAKE
WARNER'S
j3;''t
THE
ONLY
SPEOtriC.
WARNER'S
SAFE CURE
To sll wlo. fulTi r with Kldnev I Iver Heart
Itladiler or HIikmI i ieive ft miniple liottle of
Wortii'i-''" Safe Cure itlir ut .ii t r Milnei mill
Uvrr lt.tii(Ml i w III he aenl itifohm l Free iif
('out h iilrilnt itttl i nril to WAHNr K
AFIl t'KK ) Rochcsti r. V aail mni
tluutng tlila pnjuT
mmmmmmmmmmmm
AN ABSENT MINDED SECRETARY.
Speaking of absent minded men
one dajrt Senator George Vest tola tho
following story:
"I was at a mans meeting oin-c up-
on a time when wo discussed ftereso-
lutlon of some kind or other for sev-
eral hours. Flnnlly one of the dele-
Kates began a gpeect which wander-
ed all over creation. Some one in-
terrupted him with the remark that
he ought to conllne hla remarks to
the resolution.
"'Yest' anld Judge Phillips who
was presiding 'the gentleman must
speak to the resolution.'
" 'Lst us have the resolution read'
suggested somo one in the meeting.
"Judge Phillips stooped down and
whispered to the absent minded sec-
retary 'Itend the resolution' he aid.
"II'mT queried the secretary wak-
ing up. 'What resolution?'
" 'The ono wa have been discuss-
ing for sovoral hours' replied Judgo
Phillips.
"Tho rosoliition was hunted for high
and low but could not bo found. On
tho secretary's doak thoro was a bit
of papor which looked ns if It had
boon nlbblod by a mouse It was nil
that ramalncd of tho .rosolutlon. The
nbsont minded secretary had oatou
tho rost."--Wa8hlngton Post.
DOINQ GOOD EVERYWHERE.
A Medical Discovery That Effectually
Cures Plies In Every Form.
For mnny years physicians havo ex-
parlmontod In vain seoklng n rouiody
which would offoctually euro piles and
other rectal operation. Many reme-
dies wero found to give temporary
relief but none could be depended
upon to make- a lasting satisfactory
ourr.
Within n recent period however a
new remedy tho Pyramid Pile Cure
hase been repoatedly tested in hun-
dreds of coss and with highly satis-
factory results.
The first effect of the Pyramid Pile
Cure Is to Instantly romovo tho pain
and irritation generally preeont and
from that tlrno on tho cure rapidly
progresses and bsfnro tho patient Is
hardly aware of It ho 1b entirely cur-
ed. Tho remedy seums to not dlroctly
on the nerveH atul blood vessels of tho
parts niractwl as It aomos Into direct
contact with thorn and sets up a
healthy action which In a perfectly
natural way urngs tho parts to their
normal condition.
The remedy does its work without
any pain or inconvenience to the Buf-
ferer and Is justly considered one of
the most meritorious discoveries of
modem medicine.
Piles is one of the most annoying
and often times dangerous diseases
with which humanity is afflicted. If
uegelerted It frequently de elopes in-
to Fistula or some equally fatal and
Incurable trouble whereas by tho
timely use of the simple but effective
remedy no one need suffer u single
day from any form of piles unless
they warft to.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is perfectly
harmless containing no mineral poi-
sons und Is also very reasonable 1 t
pricu costing but fifty cents a pack
age. It la sold in drug stores every
where. The manufacturer of the
r medy are the Pyramid Drug Co. of
Marshall Mich. who have placed this
excellent preparation before the pub
lie only after giving it htorough and
repeated tests in tho hands of reput
able physlnlnns. The results In hun-
dreds of OU80S havo convlnood us that
tt will not disappoint you.
CURE YOURSELF 1
Uh HUjO for qnattural
ficlirrfiDaimiitlao
rrltttlvoj er ulclloui
mm w Minus. VI raaean nicavmnn.
fnmuduib. Itlolu. na not Mtrta
iTHtf-TMlCMWICuOo. Bnt or pUoaoo
nam or Hmnruu
er eeot In rllo wrpr
CtreuUr mbI rat
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173 f kfnr.1 Ht.. llrnoklru N". Y
IJw. 2T 1000.
Warnrr'H Snf) Ctin t r. Iloclnttr X. Y.
Okmxmkn. The Wnninn'g Holltf t'ornii
In tho iliBereiilHimitH of the country la well nr-nnnliit-il
wltb thoturiiilva incriu of Wiirncr'a
RHle ( nirspeciiill.v ttirlier. kidney Hint blndilrr
trovhlea. It liaftB.xved the lives of mmiy or ouj ol-dltrswheraturnodfromthtwarwltfithudrooedls-eaio.
WoIiateiifMoirilmnnyluqtlpHitTiil given
to ttvin in rwtti oi ir with
i he vrry best raealtt I Im m
i-ImimikwI it personally when
I felt run ilown from ow
i i irk or from tbertfecta uf n
t -ilf). nt il 1 have irood mtc.'-n
tn lmiepsrfer.t faith In it n
a mcilici.ie. YrmralBcrly
Mni P. I Mvwdrh..
IM-t I'ri'sl li ntltnrlenaPrtoUble
.. K' . .niinn'K Itellef Corr
GRAND STAND PLAY.
Scripps-McIUe Press Ass'n.
Havana March- M. It is generally
oelleved the opposition to the Piatt
amendment is a grand stand play for
the purpose of forcing the United
States to grant them a constitutional
conention.
Something For Nothing.
To get something for nothing Is
rathor n hard proposition but we of-
fer you the Uvo Stock Inspector the
subscription prloo of which is $1.00
per year (nnd worth ovary cant of It) ;
and the Weokly Lender subscription
price 60 cent per yeasr (and cheap at
that); both papors ono yoar for only
$1.00. This Is cortainly full value for
the money but. In addition oach num-
ber of the Live Stock Inspoctor will
contain beginning at an oarly dnto
absolutely without oxtrn. cost to you
a "magnzlna Bupplomont" containing
oxcollont serial nnd short stories of
equal Interest with thoso published In
tno popular magazines. This supple-
ment will nlono afford you a dollars'
worth of entertaining reading.
Itemobor tho LIvo Stock Inspector
is tho only stock paper published on
tho rango and that it captured a grand
prlzo at tho Paris exposition. Sample
copies sent on request.
ELY'S C'nr.UI K.U.M Ian ponllivocuro.
Apply into the rioitnu. li m quit kly sbiorbed 60
etnta at 7)rucslt or hr tno ar"ple 10c by mall.
KLV UKUTUEKS. B W rr. n St. New Varlc CU
FOUNTAIN
PEN
Tho Best at Any Price.
Sent on approval to
rcipomlblc people.
A companion o nercr
ending usrIuIiich a source
of comtant pleasure and
comlort. Your choice ol
these impular ttylei lupe-
tior lo the
$300 Styles
o( other oisket for only
iwnni
It"
TRY IT A WEEK
If not ultU wabuy It back
awl oiler rou II 1 for ft We
am willing to take cluncot on
..u waaiiov to sail we know
111 value you will lwnou
uinu una of tlwM.
Finest qulllr lirl rul.lxr
h..l.lr. Ilk Diamond '. ml
l ...Id Pen any desired tlcil
uility in fine avMluni ur stub
and the rinly )ef fKt Ink fee4
known tu III sclcace ol foun-
i.tiQ pen imklaE
Kent postpaid in reieipt nf
tine Dollar (rtgwiralioo 8c.
mtr )
Ask yfjr Jlr to show
.u thl lien.tl tie lias tint or
vi.ii)'tirtll(.iryou(ianutlet
lum.uBMitutanUnlu!ioii on
which lie can make more
in .mi) scud lils rum and your
nler lo uft. and receive free
of charco mi of our baiety
l'utketl'tn llolden.
Penimbr-T1ierelsua"jut
an t-Kiil ' ii the Lauglilln
iitsUt on It tak do dunces
Snte
'lentlem
uLtllitr Ladles' nr
ClemletntnSi Styla is dttUcd
Addrsi
UU6KLIN MFC CO
78 Uoohlln Bloak
orrnoiT. Mir.H.
Keep Your Money at Home
AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLF
It is the ambition of tho cltlrens of
i Guthrie to hava this city the metro-
j polls of the territory. To do tills
every citizen has n duty to purforra
I by encouraging all branches of man-
ufacturing (a city without factories
' is dead) it does not matter how small
j a factory Is It ought to be encourag-
ed by every spirited citizen and you
lean do this by pntlipnlzttlg home in
I fl.tatrv at. hava fhn tdnnalira nf 1Mb
lag a small factory animated by the
community compelled to ond to
other states for more men.
Mr. I. Segal has opened the New
York Cigar factory employing first
class union men manufacturing a
line grade of cigars guaranteed to
stand the criticism of the public. Has
had thirty years experience In manu-
facturing cigars m the city of New
York and comes to Quthrie highly
recommended making the following
well known brands:
The 10 ent cigars: Governor
Dames and Rebecca.
The 5 cent brands: Gun Club Capi-
tol Sweet Rose and Little Gotern&r.
A few questions to be considered:
1. Do the manufacturers in other
istates pay our taxes to build our pub-
I lie Institutions and increase the valtv
' at Ion of property?
J 2. Are the citizens of Oklahoma
j Justified la encouraging Bastern sweat
shop made cigars or any other line of
goods wbtch could be manufactured
here?
3. Ily demanding home production
will stimulate the manufacturers of
other stales to come hare and start
branch factories knowing the cltlzauB
will demand their goods.
I. This territory must be the great
manufacturing district of the South-
west and It dopends on the citizen for
help by asking for home production.
Yours respectfully
I. SEGAL
Propridtor of New York Cigar Fac-
tory Guthrie Oklu.
WHEN YOU BUY YOUR CIGAR
BE SURE YOU ASK FOR HOME
MADE GOODS.
Colonist Rates to California.
Only $25 from Guthrie via most direct
lino Santa Fo Routo every Tuesday to
April 30 Tickets at Depot.
Juicy & Tender
Easy Work
You won't And any hard work
connected with the eating of
our meats. They are sufficient-
ly young juicy and tender to
make mastication easy and di-
gention simple and the exercise
all through one of pleasure.
You need good meat. Don't
buy any but the best.
Klondike Market
COMER & PHENI8
116 W. Harrison.
There Is something to
See Eat & Drink
Along the
The 'i.-auilful Ozark mountalna
Fred Hirvev vatlua hooaca and i afe rgra
I Ku'eka Srt lyga watrr
Thf famous hesltu n Kurt
TbiuURb tars wltUout change on all Friaeo
I tialna ici.en
1 WICHITA OKLAHOM AND
i ST LOUIS
i
Pullman Palace Sleepers
! Reclining Ohalr Cars
(Seats Free)
j Parlor Day Coaches
&.1
I lahotuarit) 10 :15a. in. Arm at St. Louis
I following moraine at T:2f and eventne at a.
Train leaving St f)m 9 p tn. arrive. Wich-
ita 3: J p. m Oklahoma 6:JS p. in. Train
. ie aritiK t Lonla 8 45 a. in. arrlrea Wlcnlta
oiaaa. m.
Santa Fe train make close connection at
Wtcbtu ana Oklahoma (or all Frisco polnra
Furtbcr Information regarding rate. timn
route maps etc. will be cheerfully kItcj
bran; Prl.co repre.entaUve. or the under-
.Igned. It I a pleasure foru to answer
questions lUlYAJJ HNVDKU
oen'l ia Art St. LouU
II V. DDNN Dlst- Pa... AKt.WICItUa Kt
sMsMaaMWWTlllsiilll i i iw i.oalM
Fine Tailor Made Suits
Called Misfits
Worth $18 to $40 will sell foi
&& To sl
Q
&
$
' MADETOORDtCR
LEFT ON TAILORS HANDS
BEST MATERIA!
BKST WORKMANSHIP
MmPJT rj .OTHINfi PAPI.OP
O Next Door to Guthrie National Bank
JUST OPENED FOR BUSINESS
flnrfnrcnn'o llordiiforo ir.t.nri..in
jl aii.uu.ouii o muiunuiu libi(jumuiii
V 121 Eabt Oklahoma Ave.
J. A Anrfprcnn. Prnnrifnr V
9 Tnli .a a uew Outbrlc Inatltutloa wbich aska a share V
A of yonr patrenag. Preah and complete Btock of Jk
neiT ana neavy naraware jl
You arc Invited to examine our goods. g1
121 EAST OKLA. AVE. GUTHRIE OXLA A
CASH TRANSFER
The newest and best wagon in Guthrie. The best service
at all times. We deliver anything from a spool of thread to an
ice giant. Our work guaranteed.
Tom Cash Transfer Line.
Telephone for baggage wagon.
ROYAL EXCHANGE
RITTERBUSCH BROTHERS J Gus.
Pbopiuetors I Emil
GOOD GOODS AND
GOOD TREATMENT.'
TOM AND JERRY
CIGARS PINE LINE
4&-rc)as0-4aoo&
Reaves Bros
80ERS IN GUTHRIE
WHISKY ALL KINDS
We were never known to
double cross any one.
OUR x
GUARANTEE1
Linen will last 3 times as long
' when Laundered by us. Our new
Process is Perfect. We work to
please our customers and we are
pleased with our Customers.
PALACEJ-AUNDRY CO.
X-. C. BOOTH Monuiser. JNCOltl'OltATKO
--l Ha0" tt .---ftV-l
f Don't throw your
Ilecan.e they are a little faded onr ncwDyinic rroces is
aauccesa. We guarantee the work not to fade. Coats
vesta pants ladle' clothing In fact everytbinK handled
the heat workmanlike manner. Out of town orders re
celve prompt attention.
AQENT8 WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
j4tTitts'tt'tr'r!''f
$
vl
4
ft
0
ft
ft
ft
ft
Telephone 25
Opposite
Legislative
Hall
All brands of
Beers
in Stocc
Telephone 58
T
'Phono No. 47
Cor. lt&Clevolud.
Htt'sS'tt Q4
clothes away
J
Guthrie Steam Laundry
PHONE lOO
tl' It ' i'
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