The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 24, Ed. 1, Friday, September 21, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DAILY LEADER.
DY LESLIE Q. NIBLACK.
" MEMBER OF TUB ASBQCIATED rnCBfl. .
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107 West Harrison avenue and entered at the Guth-
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feeing rolled twisted or mutilated subscribers are urged
to main Immediate complaint to the buslnets offlts In
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FltlDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 100C
On Nov. G It will be Miser Jenkins waned.
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ornor an ox-nttornoy- gonernl and another ninn llnea up
against tho assistant widltor of tho territory. Tho frlonds
of tlio latter controlled tho convention nnd tho darklos
were deroatod by a dark horso net of tholr own co'.or. This
whs the first time in tho history of the cumty where the
negroes eschewed tho Inlluonce of coin mid stood solidly
together. Their past sorvlce to tho grand old party were
rewarded with hunks of empty gratltuilo. Tho man nomi-
nated Is n butcher who resides In Guthrie and leasee a
farm lie like Uolllday the nominee In the Twenty-fourth
dltrlct Is contrclled by Mr. Asp. It remains to be seen
whether the people will ratify the results of these corporation-controlled
conventions.
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CUBAN PUBLIC'S PREDICAMENT.
The communication of President Pnlma of Cuba to
J!6th District.
The Leader Is authorised to announce
the name of Whiter "WlPo-i of Bear
Creek townshls as a candidate for the.
tht govomment that he nas ordored tho soldiers qf the constttutluMai convention irom the scth
district subject to the Democratic pii-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
24th District.
Tho Loader Is authorised to announce
tho name of Walter Mnth-wg of Mulhall
as a candidate for delega'o to the Con-
stitutional convention fron the 21th Dis-
trict nubject to th action of the De. o-
crafte primary October 11
W. L. Helton of Marshal authorises
The Leader to announcj cm an a can-
didate for the Conitltiit'onal Conven-
tlo.i In the 24th District subjert to the
decision of the Democratic primaries
October 11. 1906.
Wanted A new brand of harmony for Losnu county
Republicans.
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Trepoff might have quotod Wolsey's '"If 1 had served wtltten here but that was the effect of It
my Clod as I have served my king
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Cuban government to aostnln from attacking those who
aro In arinB against It comos as a distinct announcement
that tho Prosldont doslrcs pca:o and Is doing all 'possible
with him to obtain it. It Is Intimated In tho dlspatche?
from Claim that It Is hoped that tho revolutionists will
follow tho courso marked out by tho government ant1
abstain from any warllko demonstrations. A few days
ago Pnlma thought It boat to ItrJpross the world with tho
power of tho Cuban government by proclaiming Uh
determination to rigorously saippross tho rubolllon and
that tho hour for talking unnlstlces und auinostlos had
passed. It was a horolc proclamation. It carried with it
the statement that the government had the strength aiul
strength would carry with It to the minds ot tho world
tho conviction of stability.
Dut just as the Cuban government wns girding up Its
loins It received an epistle from President Hoosevelt
which was Illuminated )y u statement ot fnct and a gen-
eral suspicion. The first was that this country was obli-
gated to the world to innlntnlu peace In Cuba. The state-
men cl fact war uethor so hiconio nor so rude as It is
The second
marlea to bo held October 11 1916.
GENERAL JAMISON IS OUT
The Home of Good Goods and Low Prices
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Withdraws From the Contest
in the 2Gth Constitution-
al District. '
"Stay unbought" yolled negro to his brothers In the
Twenty-sixth district convention yesterday. And they did.
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The thrown-dlown of McCnbo yostorday demonstrates
clearly the g. o. p.a love 'for tho darkey. Lot McCabo bo-
come an independent oandldate.
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After tho nogroos had served the a. O. P. faithfully
for Bevonteon years by following tho precepts of McCabo
the G. C P. rewarded McCube by not rewarding him.
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Pftauyt If the clorgyman's charge against govern
ment officials lit Panama Is true they refute ta encourage
fo I'd Calvinism on the Icthmu because they believe the
tfmprrnturo would ne a disturbing reality to the warn-lni-
. of the preacher. Ilul what a cIibupp for otiivrrsi ns.
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new wn has been fowiM l illnh next aliMti Hcterx
c Titlei) to Ineiease their businebi Fornwily H whs no
. uriminoii thliiR for couit houses lo burn mjMerloualy
B'iI It would l)e nlsr erert thai llure vr' but hit bet of
t 1 1.- abstracts In the county. This wcnld make the men
v in. in who owned I hem suddenly rich doinetitneb luwts
wuuhl he ensiled legaliug tides an disclosed by hoiue-
luid.v s set of abHtiacl-. But recently the records of
Mc.vniuld county. Mo wer stolen Oue cf the cotmpira-
tuis ( m f eased and the records vhmc rt overed some In an
ubandoned wll and some In an old graveyard. A proinl-
nc nt owner of a set of abstract 8 In the couuty Is under
ant t and two men have ccufestted to being his accom-
plices There Is no Jaw uiM the statute book to ade-
quately punlslt him for tho crime.
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CORPORATION-CONTROULED CONVENTIONS.
Two remarkable conventions were held In this city
Vsti-iday by the Republicans. One was remarkable for
the perfect unanimity with which the Republicans en-
tluise.) the cor orations and the trusts by selecting as a
('institutional candidate the geueral sollrltrr of the bluest
taiiway system in the West
It appears that the Santa Ke has kiowii weary of ex-
pending large i ms oi money biennially to prevent legls-
i at .re- from eiuitiug ltw inimical to its Interests and
jiing that th? constitutional convention will call for
a fab :Ji'j outlay of nvney It was deelded to cliange the
mid of tilings and allow its representative to have a sent
in tho convention and draw imy from the territory Inateail
of the corporation while be sealously labors In behalf of
his r rporate consJltuenpy. Obeying the commantla ot
tho system tb dtairietlng board has obligingly framod
up a dls.'rkt for Mr. Henry Asp wlto will now proceed to
mn As a runner Henry Asp Is the limit. We extend to
him succttent felicitations. He has nothing to do but get
the votes He is ready money. Of course there ore thoso
who knock Henry but tboy know nut what they do. Ho
has tho majority and the willpower and the systejn. Tho
people havs nothing to do with It
The other remarkable Cdnvontlon was pulled ott in
Bdllor Leader: 1 herebv withdraw by
name as a eavwlldate fo.4 delegate to thi
Constitutional ConventMn befo-e the
Democratic primary to he held October
11. Aa you are aware I only consented
to maXe the race as -an Imperative duty
In the llKht of the clrcuniata-K-o then
confronting the people or the 24th Dis-
trict. Ilecut event nave largely changed
the complexion of things and In view ot
hn fAl tm I. itI11 iuu lab. AM .lt.A
tne Luoans were aI( vigorous camnaisn to overcome the
Itepubllcan majority In tho district
which I cannot make and drxlr'if the
success of the Democratic party alwjve
any personal ambition I may citertaln.
I withdraw fror.i the cam-ass In time for
the selection ot 2 Democrat wluxe vlowa
was poorly concealed suspicion that
unable to maintain a stable fonrt of government as Kimr
anteed by us when we In most part for political reasons
at home interfered with Spain In hor conduct towawj her
col'.ny and mode hor withdraw from this contlnont.
The epistle dt Roosevelt to tho Cubans wns written with
tho foot on tho soft podal but it was ovldont that tho nd Intents are clearly allied with thwe
wrltor ronlly had to prosa his tooth hard together to of t.he rpc I1"1"! ca'' "nd W'" TX
..' . . . vigorous and effective campaign of the
contain hlmsolf to his porformanco. Tho oplatlo was fol ' catiro dUtrlet.
lowod at onco by tho dispatch cf the most trusted frlonds J in conclusion let me tlroueh the Lead-
of thuProIdBnt nutl tho most exalted of tho government's j r tlmnk the Democrats .hroucfwut the
servants. Secretaries Taft and tlacon. to tho scone of ZZXl?t VSS
trouble. The orlstlo nnd U ombarkatlon of Taft andji wwnt aaeurinir me of their support.
P.aaan oausod tho militant or pugnacious spirit of Proel- land nmoiiK those many Itepubllcans vol-
dent PaJraa to bo at once sorlcualy nffeotod by a dlstlnot unteered to give me their supptor nt
caW of fK. He wo. confronted with tho problem' of ZTTtT 7o
how he was to convince the two American visitors of the iouit of the election of Democrat in
2th District and a vigorous and
cHnfMlgn conducted.
J. C. JAMISON.
fact that peace reigned in Cuba when he and the revolu- the
tlnulsta were fighting in their presence? Then again ifnwct
It should so fall out that he shculd be defeated in their
presence he representing the government how could he) STARVING TO ntfATH.
oateud that he was alio to maintain a stable form of j Because her stomach wa so wtaicene-l
government. honiethlnK we promised the world and about hy useless druggln that rhe could not
which we are t!ck.er? dearly hi- only course was to ! 'H-J "" "ary " w'1""' f 8 x
Ot. Columbus. O. was "lerallv starving
lie up his d K of war tor a Beason and hope the Insurgent lto rtftHth. 8ha wrt.. -nv sumach w-
would 1( 1 ho sau'.e. 'so weuk from useless drurs that I could
If that hope proves to be well founded then Talt and'not " anl "' nerves wreck that
Bacon .1.1 enjoy the slMUt of two armies drawn up in line ' V'dT wT ? L Ty
f battle and making mouths at each other yet neither Electric Bitters with the wonderful r-
darim; to tire a avn throutth fear that the lndenendence ' suit that improvement .scran at once
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At Renfro's Drug Store on Brushes
We will cut the price K marked in plain figures
then we will cut it in two. Hair clothes bath
tooth shoe and paint brushes for one week only.
We are' overstocked and must unload.
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School Books
RENFRO'S DRUG STORE
206 West Okie. Ave.
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I "Always d'j what you aro afraid to
Evolved Thirst Quencher. .... ..... . . ...
.. . . do" is "high t'ounael for a timid ad'
VV.1111U uio inujuury 111 wuuiungion ve.iiser
was hovorlng botweon 95 and 100 ro- .
cently Quartermaster General Hum
phrey put hlB brain to work with tho
vlow of ameliorating tho goneral
thirst. Aa a result ho perfected what
-I I flY.pt C C Swect t0
Lauthrc.
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A Paris Fad.
has como to bo known In the capital
as "tho Humphrey soother." Here Is
the specific: Tako a long glass and
squcozo a whole llmo into it. Put in
a chunk ot ice pour In a booker of
Fancy Work for Fall.
Even centerpieces show tho color
influences and wo hnvo gone back to
tho solid embroidery on whlto linen
where the whole effect depends on tho
workor's artistic senno and knowledgo
of shading. Thoso now floral designs
rum Santa Cruz or Jamaica as you ' nro bolder than formerly and wo see
prefer. Than All tho glass with tho
bast ginger alo obtainable and after it
Is mixod and cold drink and bo
soothed.
hydrangeas popplos hibiscus aialoas
or rosos instead of dainty Drosdor.
flowerc.
liy fall thero promise to be many
new Ideas In colored embroidery de-
veloped in wool and filoselles. The
of their country will be lost. If the h. pe of Palroa Is
fulfilled then the axtW of the two contending parties tu
t'l.ha. will lie mere truce or armistice which having been
forced will be as temporary as the stay of the two visitors.
Mabe the covert threats in the eptsfle and in the visit
of the two representatives of this government will really
have the t ffect of Inducing tho Cubans to shake hands.
U :t nothing will have bieu settled by it. If ft government
is forced to change its c asiltutloir and Its policies at every
ebullition of discontent; U the sword Is taken from it by
a foreign country at Its every effort to maintain its
authority then it might as wll admit Its Inability to live
and make the best arrangements possible for winding up
it- estate.
and a cpmnlete cure
health Ta.iic on earth
by all drugagists.
.vliowad." Ut
sac. Guaranteed
School Sheet $1.00 to JfcOO Robinsons.
DUBOIS SELLS PROPERTY.
C. Smith of Purdy
Guthrie.
lews Loaates in
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Judge J. D. rullo. iH his Oklahoma
avenue busi-iess property yet-day to
H. C. Smith a gentleman from Purdy
Iowa. Mr. Smith will anaa Chit hie his
future home und will pbbty teUb.lsh
a wholesale dental hou hero. Sir.
in the early history of thU eopntry It had to deal with Smith has been in the dental buslneu
many small troubles or rebellions like that of the or '" mn ' ihe-0sMr m?m
Whisky rebellion which were perhaps as serious as the UwiU4 hau9K th4 glu 1Uama
present rebellfoji at its outset. If tho UnltsHl States Itad city and Much an iMltutts wtu uo-
been deprlvad of It right to restore order In the cases douWutiy te a big gUemw. tllnaoctar.
aoqUonsd it would havi:. beoiua fallare and mookry aB a b"ff " erat nvloe to the
... I. . . . . local dentists
wvermnent and 11 nwy prove that our fpr4ng jJie Cuban T8 p.. j sm bought ti the
governinwU to ompramlso with or plaoate the Oiiban dls- two stsry Nfoot front iik Wonted on
turbers will result wholly In the undoing ol ilha.t govern. ks U "4 " n -bteek 8 Boat Okln.
mil. If not at o0 Ut In a brief Urne as the M of "g -J "TjisSSii IT
governments are eonsldered. luediateiy.
We demajul a stable government and peace In govern-
aunt If tho Cuban govarnmont endeavors to maintain avwi two strong men onme te glows.
tntila irnvarnmont hv nutimlnp th riltutfltldflwl in auh. ' ven If they sre Tkell nuitchsd. It Is
joctlon. then It off9nds us by war. tf it has o Var. wgrtflS?$g Twut's
ino
agent
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dlssatlsQgd bolng In .a condJUon where th-oJlslHO wit llazel Salve he wa took better
t in tho wav of covernmant to nrotect life and nronorty. and feel bettor in short odr. ' Be sura
l r..... .1.11. Alvl..i ...l.nn. mi .l.(ln .inlUilna too rn nttanAtLA yaynntn I. ctnlilo nomrnmliit ilniui tint TWU Kt DeWltt S. UOOa JO? everything'
"V "- "'"" ""'"'" V-.-- - - v- vi -- - - a p- "- . Mve MeiJ f
;were nnfe1. up against one negro candidate. An cx-eov. exist
for. IneluOlBK Mies. Sold
tby C. It. Itentro.
Cures Dright's Disease.
Let those atlllcted with ono form or
ajipther of Dright's disease take heart!
Here comes from some of tho grand-
mothers of the middle west and
southwest a "sure cure." It was com-
monly used three-quarters of a cen-
tury ago. Old br. Tip jwsses It along
the line. It comos to him straight
from a granddaughter of one of the
grandmothers a relation of Mrs-
James G. Dlnlne: "Gelsoma dried ap-
ples the kind we used to have at
home; not the evaporated kind. Pour
boiling water over a kettleful ot them
and let them steep covering the kettle
tightly. When the water has absorbed
tho strength of tho apples pour It off
nnd drink It lots of It as much as
you can hold; keep on stooping apples
and keep on drinking tho water. It
will soon glvo you a new pair of kid-
neys. Then you can laugh at all other
jllnents which will booh disappear
when your kidneys rosumo opera-
tions." N. Y. Press.
signs modified art nouveau and tho
coloring extreinely rich In mahogany
old blue green red nnd yellow tones
brought out by Z black outline.
The stitches of this coming work
thodgh intricate In appearance aro
really adaptations of well-known
forma as for instance a couched
pineapple stitch or a muoh-slantqd
satin stitch barred in a different
color or the satin stitch done in throe
or four shades which gives a woven
effect or even the old-fashioned briar
stitch with the center caught in a
contrasting color
The now floral scarf long nnd sup-
ple na a length of softest cropo or
chlfllon Is 1 novelty In Paris These
charming ltoms of feminine attire are
becoming popular with theater goers
and" writes a Fronch correspondent
"I have seen really lovely specimens
made of puro whlto violets and of tiny
dog roses. At tho opora one night
last wgek I saw tho still popular ma-
rabou combined with small flowors
In n scarf and tho effect was excel-
lent There were three .straight Hne3
work Is Qnrntan in character the de-fof palest gray marabou with long
lengths ot heliotropes between and
the flowers were arranged in such n
skillful manner that they were qulto
supple and the harmony of color was
charming." '
Willing to Walt.
Prospective Father-in-law Seo
here! Yon don't expect to begin life-
where your parents and wife's par
ents left off do you?
Prospective Son-in-law On. no.
There's no hurry about marrying I'd
rather wait and begin llfo When you
leave oft. N. Y. Weekly.
Ni
ervous i
J There are many causes of nervousness 1
a poor blood heads the list. The doctors call
f it:
: anemia. The blood lacks red corpuscles
At your first opportunity consult your doctor
about taking Ayer's Sarssparilla. Ask him if he hss anything better for weak
ness debility nervousness. If he has take it. If not take Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Get well that's what you are after
We bT no erct I We publlah
th ternmUa rrM our neJiio t
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1 Special Sale on Syringes
Also Ice and Hot
(A Household Necessity.)
We have all the latest improved that the 20th Century demands.
Water Bags.
A 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
This Week on auythiug in the Rubber Line.
If you are in need of auythirg in this line it will
pay you to DRUG
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