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BY LESLIE If. NIBLACK.
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UHiON(iferLABEL
MONDAY. JULY 2. 1P00.
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DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE CALL.
Tho Toritorial Democratic CommlUeo of Oklahoma is
lioreby called to Timet nt Shawnee on Monday July 9 1S0C
for the purpose of transacting such business as may
proporly come boforc iL
Tho Democratic Executive CommlUeo ot Indian orri-
lory will be called to moot at the same time and -place.
JhSSE J DUNN Chairman.
W. U CHAPMAN Secretary.
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The raorback hog was not present but there woro
others
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And still hit. Clovclnnd emulates Urn Fox and Ijeops
On Haying nothing.
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The latest dispatches" from Constantinople give Iho
Eultati n new lease on life.
Dad news travels apace.
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The trouble about tho men who kill a woman before
committing sulcido is that they do tho lust job first.
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1 Is certain that our government machinery would run
ft giC!" deal easier It It were not for Standard OIL
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After Senator Tillman gets through waging the torn
skirt no woman will owr dnro to call at tho White House
again.
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Nature has bran kind enough to guarantee Mr. Rocko-
feller against any attempt by the attorney general to got
bis scalp.
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We have heard of stealing a hot tovo lint n South
T)akoUi kjeptomaitlno purloined a cow and hid lior In his
bedroom ' "".'
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SQuftjfimeV (he rwfeoit "tlfe old limifrfratHbmolfot'
plpo IsTtfiat llio old fimn's on em't Rt along wUhoufri
ten-cent clgnr
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If Mr Horkefcllor Is too old to reform that is no
reason why o should not be allowed to contribute to the
juvonllp rtfom.atory.
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We are afraid It will go hard with Mr. Thaw for not
having taken a res'denco in the South if he wanted to
kill a man foi that reason
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Umcriiur Cummins Ib taking l.a Toilette's place In tho
West as an opponent or railroad ring rule That 1 a
comln' platform anywhere. t h
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Mr Haines formerly of the White House thinks that
the salary or his now office will help to ale the place
whoro the pitchfork got him.
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Spooking for outsoHes wo do not know any bettor
use for Mr Kuckofellor's tainted money than putting It to
reforming tho youngor erltrinalH.
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John 1 Solllvun has conqvorod his desire for strong
think but It ho goes cm the temperance lecture platform
ho will drive sobor mou to diink.
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While the statement that Mr. Roosevelt will not
accept a third term Is old news tho trusts think Hint there
is nothing else the matter with It
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The Tcxans aie now plaining that U'Jtl year sentence 'ttocMlt
THE RECEPTION TO OELEGATE M'GUIRE
Pxiav o it-cipMoi la Doiega o Bird 8 MtOuiro is the
oiiKkio tcmontrauon of the r tt-' felt by the people
of 'h two territories owr the proBpeiM of early delher-net-
from the tbrnltdom co-cAlleHl of a territorial form of
.. ii'.P'M will Hie jiLhi ti- ii au thi it own laws and
ifniii( tlK-ii mn offl il-
Tln i-tiiiK)!li loi MaiohoiMl fm Oklnhoftia wan coru-
nuMiroil in ally apvohliftt jinis . btit It was only with'n
thi past six vars that CiMiRit-ft'' iraf tnnoh more than
pulunctory Bttcntion to the persistent and oclferouei dev
irnrt1 nf t l"tv vo-nK ctont of th Pouth-wefft. Once
i" re ! H" 'iil ! siHii'tiiHni whs aptanntly within sight
"i h m KiitiM !KH))'oinniv"iit when Conrxew ndjourncu
l In ut.iiinn wltt. th IjIM In tin hands of the ronmltte
lif-r- It had I) -i-n cnRltrn('t utter pas-tmt both hoiMi'R.
nisHpptilntMl. but not despairing the people of'the two
iwirltorlwi ajtiiin went Into the fight with renewed d-
teririmMtrn air! --aiirase pccillnr to a clnss that by tholr
enerpv thtltt and p iNtenp within less than a score ot
yearn hint ivifx1 n ircin land trod only by the Indian
anil (icr.inioTia! wh'te nian into a country teemln: with
til-flV A.t-it V fill. I tlASiril(4l &4tl M n illfnn mm.1 n IiaII r.n..ln
I i "' r'1.' "" (..w.vu . n u iiiiuu isjju n inui jnjjuill
tion Mef tines wr hl(i. plans napped out and whon tho
Kifly-nlnili Congress comened last December one of tho
very first measures introduced was the Inevitnblo bill
granting to Oklahoma and Indian Territories tho rights of
Statehood In tho vicissitudes experienced by the bill in
Its coirse through tho House and the Senate tho long
weary days It was hold' In conforonco until tho culminating
act its Blgnlnc by tho President tho periods of alternate
hope and despair woro mnny.
As tho chosen representative of our people the brunt
or tho fight necessarily fell upon Delegate McGtilre and
Tho Leader has no disposition to withhold front him ono
jol or tltlo of tho meed of praiso which Is his Just due. And
in giving to DSlefiOto McGtilro full credit for tho part
borne by him In tho arduous struggle thoro must also bo
taken into account tho loyal backing and assistance
vouchsafed by n united people regardless of party; tho
sending of Influential delegations to tho national capital
and the continuous bombardment by lottors and telegrams
directed by the homo continent -upon members of
Congress. -$j
As the fight for statehood was purely non-partisan It
is but meet and proper that bolegate McGuiro upon his
homecoming should receive a hearty wolcomo onji peel-
ing in which all tho people Irrespective of parr(pfjhnons
might portlclpnto.
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THE LOST DREAMS.
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Young.
And dreaming the dreams of glnd twenty.three.
Sho swung
In the unmmnzk that hung
' foath the spreading tree.
Sweot in her freedom from marring caro
And glnd with tho grace of hor womanhood
Itobed in garments as light ns air
She suffered th( asophyrs to Ids hor thoro
Hollovlng ns thoy
Who nro fortunnto may.
V t''V.v That Hfo was good.
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Above In tho branches that lightly swayed v Hi:
hetwoon tho luscious reclining maid -.."f--
And tho nziiro sl:y
A wasp's nest hung.
.With a piercing cry ' -"'
Sho rase and flung a
Jiprtimm about hor in wild dismay ". "
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Oliiu.drehms ho hurt iirenmeu w she lightly swung
Jjlew off with tho zophyrs that wandored by.
Ab a pitiful gronn irom her lips were wrung
KtniiL'!
nTO Joamd tno Ah to lndtcato tlt.it
both thoso territories will accept con
solidation and; and the fortj-soventlt
star to the ring.
Kingfisher; 'Sihft All the big rail-
roads bf!ew'r& 'corrorations etc. will
hove powerful Gobbles on hand whllo
the now constitution is In process of
formation See to It Mr. Voter that
yonr candidate for delegate to the
constitutional convention is for tbe
people and llieir rights Special in-
terest have ail the older states by
ths throat. Let's make em keep
hands off la Oklahoma
Arapahoe Bee: Out on tho com-
mons in tho vest end of town stands
a new whllo tent fixed up with all
the military precision that attracts
everybody's" attention. In It live
John Holt tho man who controlled
Custer county politics for years and
at one ttmo made his Influence felt on
many ot tho doings at Guthrie. John
had ono of tho best minds In the ter-
ritory and was aggressive In tho
frtlmy days of Gov. C. M. Dames and
did politic on tho wholesale plan.
Nothing was too big for him to tackle
or too Httlo to escape his notice.
When his Idol went out of tho gov-
ernor's office John secured a position
In tho general land office nt Wash-
ington. About a year ago. while
cruising on iho Chosapeako bay he
caught cold from which ho has not
recovered and ho lias returned to
Arapahoe to bo with his parents and
to camp near his father's farm in a
tent to try to regain his health.
FIRE WORKS AT RENFRO'S.
WEATHER BUREAU DATA
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WHY YALE GENERALLY WINS.
Yale won two of tho threo races at Now Loudon last
woek but lost the university raco to Harvard for tho third
time In twonty years. When Yale loses it Is generally
because something went wrong at Yale rather than be-
cause Harvard was moie capable.
Slnco Harvard hos a larger attenuauce to select from
and both universities nr filled with typical American
young men why Is it that Ynlo so of ton wins? Tho
reason is not In superior material or a better stroke or In
morn skillful training Yale wins more often because of
tht' Yale social and class syitom.
Training for the crew Is tho hardest Mud or physical
work. It is monotonous plodding tiring an. I lacking In
tho stlmuliiB or iootbnl! mid baseu.! practice. It is a
constant tost or vitality and endurance with no compon-
stitl'm exQopt collego honors. Tho enndltlato lor tho crow
uudergooB tl; hardships and ul)inlLn tp tho indlguitH'S of
it galley lau Ho tolls at hlf. oar In the winter when tho
spray freezes on tho oar-hnndln and it) tho hot wimnor
months. IIIs little luxuries are out off. Ho is doprivad of
mnny of the pleasures of college life.
In return for this tho succeMaftiJ oarsman recoivo ut
Yale tlio highest of college honors He ranks above the
valedictorian tin- e.llturt of tht rellefce publications the
jHuccwMfuI uratoiK in the colleen debutes. The senior
si levt him fur their exclushe membership. Ho
Record of the Month of July
for the Past Fifteen
Years
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McGUIRE WILL BE HERE THE FOURTH
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Fire Works!! Fire Works!!!
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The Largest and Most Complete Line of
Fire Works Ever Shown in Guthrie
Celebrate the State of
And the Fourth of July.
Oklahoma
With the New Novelties of Fireworks. We have used great care in
selecting our line and we can please you beyond a doubt. Take a
squint at our line of stuff and see what we are doing in prices.
RENFRO'S DRUG STORE
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The following data covering a
noriod of lf yours hnvo boon com
piled front tho Oklahoma woathor bu-
reau rewords y Section Director J. P.
Slaughter. They nro issuetl to show
the conditions that havo prevailed
during the mouth In quostion for the
above period of years but must not
bo construed as a foteenst of the
woathor conditions for tho coming
month.
Temperature.
Mean or normal tompeutturo SO de
grees.
The warmest month was that of
1001 with an average of 8C degrees.
Tho coldest month was that of 1891
with an averago of 7C degrees.
Tho highest temperature was 101
degrees on July ti 1894.
Tho lowest tdinptjmtuie was 5C do-
gross on July 10. 1905.
Tho earliest dato on which first
"killing" frost occurred In autumn
Decumlior 7. 189L
Averago dato on which first "kill-
ing" frost occurred In autumn Octobor
81. 1891.
dato on which last "kill-
oocurrod In spring. April
date ou which last
occurred in spring.
"kill-April
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The Leader Plant..
with 'he statement that it is the llghtent punishment
TexiiK negro eer got 101 that crime.
oOO UtlullIK tt mi ei until I oi ew UKHillst Himnrd
A llkt'Hljurrti im trln r has been bent to jsll foi U llaivaril tm-i not put nsrsn Hiisliip first
jiionilis foi selling bud meat At that ratio Mr J Ogdeii when its in-v wlnx and il Hpplsuds the
Avorago
ing" frost
2. 1S91.
Average
lug" frost
30. 1908
Precipitation.
Avorago for tho month 3.87 Inche.
Averago number ot dujs with .01 of
an Inch or more 7. "I'WTIfl
Tho groatost monthly precipitation
was C 17 Inchos in 1891 and 1S90.
Tho loa&t monthly precipitation was
.02 Inches in 1901.
Tho greatest amount ot' precipita-
tion recorded in any 24 consecutive
hours was 3.64 inohos on July 10 1900.
The aroatost amount or now full 1
recorded In any tM coiiieeutlvo hours
(record extending to winter or 18S4-8D
only) was InchBg on . t .
RclatlveHumldlty.
Avorago 7:0 it til. S2 degrees;
a erase 7:u0 p. m S degroes.
Clouds and Weather.
WeiiiKe numbvr of clear days 17;
Will turn out your Job work quickly and at reasonable
prices. Briefs MADE IN ONE DAY'S TIME.- Blank
Books of all kinds in stock and made to order. Best
Equipped Bindery in the South-west.
Uneeda.
New Style of Letter Head. Send to the Leader Office
for Styles Samples Prices Etc.
Business Office Phone 75.
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a U amouK the ehit'th uf his little world. la no way can
hiaher xloi lie m-qulred at Yale than l stroking or eap- partly cloudy days. 11; cloudy days 3
Wind.
It is pit-used Tho prevailing winds have been
winners but ! from the south
Aniitxn would revivi
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a contiowrsv on in the napeis as to what
KeiitUman. but tile difficult) Is that oti 'gieittest
There Ih
roustliuteH a
can't explain the niattci ' a man who Ux'sn t know
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neither noci.il inn relet mcUi Iiouoih iieeessarily tollow.
Chen the mn kind of jiaing uifii lor raw material and
'thus will sirhc lnuilet.i whose leminl for huctiihs is
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The average hourly velocity of the
wind le 1 1 miles per hour.
The hlKhost vsloolty of the wind
was 48 miles from the uorthenst on
July 7 1895
the tiers
Wyckllfres appeared In various news- 'Congress at
papors at that tlmo. Thoso Inter-
views tended to expose the conduct of
deputy marshals In the northorn dis-
trict. It is thought that the ohargo will bo
that of aiding and abetting the out-
laws as Thompson visited thorn on
(rlondly tonus through a previous
arrangement
Tho Wyckllffon and lion Hungry
Mllutt Deputy .Marshal Gilstrnp in a
tight with marshals March liJ. They
nro also ncoiweil of killing Deputy
Vier a year ago. Thompson Is dis-
trict revenue uolleoloi under tho In-
dian agent. Darrough is expected
here tomon ow
ns decided by
nasle
the labt Zionist
An KiiKhsh physielHii hum declared that u long pirlod
of silt nee will tare women of nervouniuns It :t the trouble
Is that tin- lemedy is worse than the disiit -
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I'l-ople re mean enough to a that fnele Iim IiooiU-k
Caanoh profane remark abo.it tho auccess of this count! y
Is partl ill e to tbe tact thsl he has rakel together about
two it iliion iIoIIhih himself
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51 1 ilooHi'veJt denies that they have ejilcuieuii feast
nt the Wtilte Iiotisu. and de laree that he lunch- on it hunk
of bread and a bowl of milk Dot this may hae been
In the ills' usslon of a nickname for the new state the
following Irom the Washington State ma) suttgest an Idea:
The Inhabitant uf Indian Torritor) when they beoomo
lenldents uf the new state of Okluhoma. will have to take
lessons in drinking Ivo'w out of a glass instead of it
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bepun slnt-e the publication or the Neltl report.
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One thousand negro cooks of Madison. Wis
And a millionaire brewer Is missing. Has any one
heard anything about the Investigation of the beer trust?
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Globe Democrat Iudliin State U sugKesietl as anlcU-
name for tho new Oklahoma Some or the papers In each
end of the coining state seem to receive the suggestion
kindly The nickname would be graphic to this extent
that Oklahoma state will hnve 111010 Indians than any other
loft town commonwealth but they will be outnumbered Alteon Union
the Other day because a negro preacher had prophesied a by the rest of the population Uvea In the Indian Terr
II00J and now Madisou is being flooded with newspaper tory end of the coming suite th red men aro so far in the
rtlsnuinKlonH on the superstition ami general trifitngness minority that they count for comparatively llttio In tho
of the ntro. Told jqu to!
development ot the community
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Tulsa "World: Though giving due
credit. to the Honorable Delogato from
Oklahoma for bis 'yvork Jn securing
statehood the average Tulsau Is de-
void ot sufficient Insight to see ex-
actly where Tulsa and people of this
part of the TwrrUory aro to rejoice
in that a big slice of territory almost
to the bounCarles of tbjS city lias boon
cut off to portnit of a safe Itopubllcan
county permanently for tho delegate.
OIobo-Domocrat; The statehood re
joicing are so frequent those days in
Oklahoma's and Indian Territory's
big and Httlo towns that it will bo
hard to devise anything now In tho
way of jubilation when tho big out-
bursts booked to occur ou the Fourth
of July como to hand. Over in ArUo.
na and Kew Mexico tho rejoicings p.re
not quite so demonstrative but they
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCOHOL.
(Dy Associated Press.)
I'lnttsmouth. tf.y. July 2. Tho
fifteenth session of the Catholic Sum
nwr Sit-ool of America opened at
Cliff Haven today lo continue a pe-
riod of ten weoka. Tho program this
year is one of tho host over arrmiKotl
for a session of tho school. Among
CANADIAN ZIONISTS.
CBy AssootBtod Pross.)
Toronto Out- July 2. The seventh
convention of the Federation of Zion-
ist Societies of Cnunda ia in session
here. Clarenco T. de Sola of Montreal
Irusidiug. Delegates tuo in attond-
nnce from every part of tho Dominion.
Onu or tho chief mattors or consider-
ation l the now proyram of coloni-
sation of Palestine by Hebrew sot-
CASH CADE WILL ATTEND.
Special to Daily Leader.
'JartloBvillo 1. T.. July . C. M. Cado
of Shawnee Okla. national commit-
teeman has accepted tho invitation
ot tho Hartlosvlllo llepybllcutt club
to attond tho banquot the club will
give July 31. Tho Itopubllcan oxoou-
tlve coiiHuittoo tor tho Indian Terri
tory will meet here ou that dnto.
U'lrnt iiublllii-il in I-emli Julv i lttHi )
NOTICE OP AMPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Tirrltoiv uf Okluhoma 1xkiiii (VjiliIv
Null. 1 Ik IkmIiv stwn thut I..ui;lilln
unl Hhewuuiki Iuhi lhl (Ins llltil in tin-
atfitv uf tl' tViimlv t'terk. In and U't
akl County thWr jwtition. usIiin Hint
k Urne lie hrw.ited thiin tu ll at re-
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O JUNE 17 1906. O
O No. I lv Cutlirlc dally 7:40 a. m. O
O No. c.lv. Guthrie dally 5.0S p m. O
O No. 1 lv. Guthrlo. daily 6-09 p. m. O
O No. S nr. autlirlo dully 10:44 a. in. O
O JAS. P. O'DONNELL O
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SUMMER RATES TO COLO-
RADO UTAH AND WYOMING
June 1st to September 30th 1906.
Commoncii g June 1st and dally there-
after up to and Ineludlns Sept. 30th
the pioneer Une of tho west (Banta Fe).
otters you summor tickets to Drnver.
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Trinidad. 3lon-
wood Springs Salt Lake City and OyJcn.
at practically on fare for tho round
trip nil carrying" a- return limit of Octo-
taU malt Hiiiltuu nml ltioi ItipiorH hor am. Liuerwi stop-overs wiu ue ai-
on lt Ni 11 bloek No '(i cliv of Utilli- lowed at points west of Pueblo both go-
rle. in nab! County hiuI Territory. jluff and returning. In ennection with
If im iretv"t tu- Itli-d before July 16. above hnlf fare tlckots wilt be on sate
l&lrt their petition will be Ki'"ied and ' at Pueblo Colorado Bprbiffs Denver and
lleoiise tMuml Mintni to all interior Colorado points.
Witness my linnd ml the snal of -ud alio to Santa Fe Now Mexico. Should
County hereto affixed thU Ml'. iiay of you desire further Information In con-
Juiif lt)6 Jneotlon with that Colorado trip kindly
M E TUAPP I call at or phone to Union Station and
County Clerk oblljf. M. N. COCItnELU
Il CAUL HICi: ln-puty I Agent. Pioneer Line (Santa Fe.)
for a session of U10 school. Among ;. .
the lecuirers to bD heard are Rov.I. J. ;fi&5eoSe&
; . . . .a ... v
KavunuHh S J. or Montreal Miss Uj
nnn Seaton Schmidt of Boston and
Rev. Bertraml l Conroy. r. S. P.
New York City.
THOMPSON ACCUSED.
Charged With Exposing Plans to Cap-
ture Wyckllffe-Outlaws.
Special to Dally Leader.
Muskogee I. T. July 2. W. II Dar-
rough marbhal of tho Northorn dis
trict preforred charges today with Iiv4
dlan Agout Kelsey against Jim Thomp-
son of Talequah who visited tho
WyoUIlffo boys in; tho Spavjuaw hills
recently accompanied by u newspa-
per man of St JSouIs. It jirlll bo re-
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& pains around the heart? Do you have dizzy spells sick and nervous headaches heartburn
$ I so it is an indication that your LIVER is not performing its duty by throwing off the g
ft poison irom me system.
I Our Valuable Prescription No. 20
? Will correct this at once Purely a Vegetable Preparation
1 We GuLmntee it to restore Ii torpid and inactive
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