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LARGE FROST ROOM. with large, light store
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GREENPORT, L, l., Sept H.-The sloop J.
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o'clock TODAY. She beaChed during the re-
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The story Of DR.. Palltschek's short
comings has been printed in New York
He was recalled from his post here, but
as late as Monday last ii was stated
that he was still in the consular ser
vice.
The Ruczlts fortune to which refer
ence Is made in the Chicago despatch
amounted to about $1,000, 900, and the
$4,000 in requests were made, $1,000 EACH
TO the Servian Common School. Baya
Hungary; the Baya City Hospital and
the Literary Institute of a-Pesth
The school and hospital had at last re-
ports. received only a portion of the
money due them. a full accounting on
this side was said to have been made
by Palitschek.
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Zone Woman's Heart"
Is the Title of a
Powerful Fiction Story
by Mime. Sarah Grand
Which Will Be Printed In
The Sunday World.
Every Woman
Should Read 1t.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06


HON. JOE Wisely al KINGFIsHER.
MIR. Nisby addressed fine audience
in the district court room Thursday
night, partly in reply to the speech of
Mr. Fly M made the preceding night,
Mr.. Mishy's remarks were largely in
favor of free homes, free coinage of
silver and free trade. No man ia the
territory has given these subjects more
study and no one is more capable of
tracing the rational and beneficial
results of legislation designed TO put
them into practil al effect.
On the subject of free homes he con
clusively placed the matter of past leg
islation where il belonged That open.
ing old Oklahoma was Democratic
measure, while the opening OF Potta-
watomie. Cheyenne and Arapahoe and
Strip lands were Republican. The
frst was given TO settlers free
after FIVE years residence, while al
the others were placed at from 81. 25
TO So so per acre. He described the
situation as he saw il on his tour
through the territory and said the ma
jority of settlers would be unable TO
pay for their lands and must be ejee-
ted with the loss of the improvements Is
and the outlays. He predicted snc-
cess for the Democrats ticket in No
vember and, in consequence. ultimate
relief for the settlers. The strietest
attention was given 10 his mastery
presentation Of this vital question
His cause iRvolves the dearest inter
ests of the people. hence il goes with
out saying that he had the sympathy
as we'll as the intelligence of his hear.
ers The TimeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
B1vE you RE1D Trs

The endorsement that has been
given Col Wisby's candidacy
by government and other terri
torial officials ought to be suflici-
ent to satisfy the minds of any who
may have been inclined TO weigh the
points made lightly, of the great i'm
portance to the people of the entire
territory, of electirg Joseph Wisby to
congress. 1t is not a partisan appeal,
but plain, uncolored statement Of
fact from the highest officials and
leading citizens, made in behalf OF the
welfare of the territory and all its
people. There is no attempt TO arouse
passion or prejudice, but the rather to
allay both. 1t is an ad-
dress to the reason and good judg-
ment of every citizen; fair
and candid presentation of the case
that affects directly every property
owner and taxpayer in the territory,
Surely no fair-minded and intelligent I
man can ignore so important a ques
ton and disregard his own personal
interests and the interests of all Okla.
homa, and suffer his party pride or
partisan zeal to lead him from the
plain course of personal and patriotic
duty.
If the p litical situation at the ma.
tional capital was the opposite of what
it is, or there was the slightest proba-
bility OF there being such change in
the next congress. there might be
some excuse for Republicans voting
for their candida te; but viewing it as
1T is and as it will continue TO be, i,
would be suicidal for Oklahoma to re-
peat the folly of Two years ago.
If you have not read the address
mentioned, rea it without delay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
sURsCRIPTIOS RATES
DAILY
MADE NO MIsrAKEs.

Whatever the result of today's cleo
tion. the Democratic party of Logan
county have made no mistakes during
the campaign now ended. From the
beginning day the county convention
met ia this city, the party and every
member of II has been inspired with
the one aim and hope. j. q, tn wrest
.he control of public affairs from the
hands of the incnm petents that have
manipulated them for personal profit,
regardless of the results TO public
wei fare With this aim 10 view the
convention selected as the party's
candidates for the various Offices men
of established and well-known charac-
ters for truth, honesty and busin ess
capacity And in proof that no mis-
take was made in this instance, no
word or breath OF suspicion has been
alleged against these gentlemen by
ths oppo sitiOn that had the slightest
foundation of fact as rejecting upon
the good name or business reputation
of any one of them. And not only so,
but they have conducted a clean and
honorable campaign, avoiding undue
aud un Just criticism of any opponett.
Such conditions as these, that cannot
be gainsaid by any, must commend
the Democratic party and its candi.
dates to the favor and approval OF all
far minded persons, and this is the
reliance of the party for success.
And what is said Of and claimed for
the Logan county Democracy as 10
the action of its convention and its
candidates can be truthfully said, and
with added emphasis, of the county
central committee. Under the skill
full and able management of Hon. IL
II. Hagan, chairman of the cou ntJ
central committee, the county
campaign has been conducted
so as TO bring the next best results
The party has been organized and the
party column solidifed as it has never
been before The forces have been
m Afauhlcl hnW tue coh'ca - WI Std u .
by master hand The Imposition ot
this important aud responsible trust
upon II. II. Hagan was u most wis'
aud judicious action, and the benei
cient effects of his superior sagacity
will tell benefcially upon the future
OF the party and the good OF IN m
munity. Nor has MIR. llagan beer
without wise and able assistance.
For the last month Col. A C. hnel
has presided at the county Democratic
headquarters and has discharged fit
tingly ana shrewdly the responsibility
OF assistant secretary of the central
committee He deserves great prais,
for the able manner in which he has
assisted in organizing the Logan
county Democracy. Colonel SchnelI
is sterling Democrat, a shrewd poll
ticiau and an honorable citizen, ard
deserves largely at the hands of Logan
county Democrats.
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a cowARpIY 81 RrrcE.

When forced by public sentiment. or
constrained by pecuniary considera-
;ions, to refer 60 the damaging and
damning record Of sheriff Painter. as
published in these columns, the down
street constitutional culmiuator set
up rs sort of offset to Painters
inappeasable .greed, the record OF
the Populist sheriff of Oklahoma
county along the same line, wherein
1t is alleged that that officer 0ut-Pain-
tered Painter This is SO like our cow
ardly old progenitor, Adam, when he
was caught stealing apples in the gar
den. As though Fightmaster's rascal
ity was any excuse for Painters recall
citraDcy; or tha. the tax payers OF Lo-
gan county were Interested in Okla
homa county's affairs, further than a
desire to see public business conduct
ed by honest and capable officers, in
the interest OF the people and not
for personal gain.
Instead of being contradiction OF
retutatlon ot the charges against Nh.
Painter contained in the record as
published in these columns, the Capt..
tails screed was an open admission OF
of their truth. They have not and
cannot contradict the record for it &.
just as Mr. Painters official acts made
it.
The citizens of Logan county are mo-
so much concerned how the record
was made, as they are in the fact that
it as it is. Whether it is the result
of incompetency,c carelessness N other
wise, is personal matter, for Mr.
Painter to explain il he can; he car
tainly has not done SO thus far, and
he has had ample time If he had SO de
sired or was able. The one thing
every citizen Of the county is interest
ed in is to see that this important anC
reponsible office is not re-entrusted 1,
the same hands for another two years
and this is "A duty that large ma jor
J ity of the responsible voters will Ger
! ,ainly perform next Tuesday
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rnrERs. DO Your purY.

1t should never be necessary for the
citizen TO be urged 10 do his duty, II
be believes the principles his party
represents, when put into execution,
viii result in the greatest good to the
greatest number. A man who stands
for the principles Of true Democracy
in the present age aud era in our
country's history, does 80 in the firm
be ief that the party that stands for
those principles is working out the
salvation OF the government for the
heneft Of the masses.
The American people. for the last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
BARNES Nor a rANPAYER.

c. NJ Barnes, the ReFu oliean candi-
date for representative from the Four
teen;h district. embracing the city OF
Guthrie, is not O taxpayer and has not
a dollars worth Of taxable property in
Logan county. DO the property
owners Of this district want as their
representative to make laws govern
ing their property a man who has
no interest ia common with the bona
hde citizens of the district and terri
torye Surely not And II not, vote
for W. b Herod, the capable, worthy
and qualified citizen for that impor-
TINT trnst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
nrRop ron nErRE.rNrArINE.

Judge w. Il. llerod Is the man 10
support for representative He is
honest and straight as a string. He
has no black record confronting him
like Barnes, the Republican nominee.
llero1 is the friend Of the poor man
uud ons who can 20 great good in the
house lie is an able lawyer, quick to
act and far-seelng stamp your ticket
to the left Of Herod's name
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
WORK ELL DONE

Now that the campaign is ended the
LEADER takes occasion to say word
of commentator for Hon. Ed l.. Dunn,
chairman of the Territorial Democrat
&C Committee. From the day the COM
mittee me. and outlined the plan of
campaign to the present moment Mr..
Damn has been active and unceasIng in
his labors to advance the interests Of
his party Like the general If an
army, he bad to organize his forces
aud assign the leaders to the various
tIelds of action, making dates and ar
ranging for meetings in every county,
and township throughout the broad
territory, and at the same time arrang-
ing for and supplying the hundreds of
demands for campaign literature and
answering the thousands of questions
that have poured in upon him by mail
and wire.
All of these pres ing demands had to
be met promptly and without hesita.
tion, and they have constituted a
charge upon patience and physical en-
durance that the reader has little con-
ception of And yet through it all Mr..
Dunn has kept his perfect equipoise,
disposing Of every issue presented in a
digniied and businesslike manner that
has commanded the admiration of all
with whom he has come in contact
and to the full satisfaction of the party
in Oklahoma.
To manage such q campaign as this
+ has been without creating friction
anywhere, except with the opposition
by delivering telling blows at the OPP
/ perfume moment and in a right place,
required the acumen and tact of the
most skilled political genius.
In brief, it is doubtful that there is
another man in the territory who
could have managed the campaign as
well as it has been by Mr.. Dunn. and
1T is certain no one could have done II
better. The Democracy of Ollahoma
unites in one voice in saying, "Well
/ done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

quarter of a century, have been look
ing for relief from false system Of
governmental economy which was put
into execution by the Republican
party, and that party has been maiu-
tanned in power through the propaga-
tion of false ideas and their accep-
tance by the people, who nave suffered
themselves TO be led and controlled by
that party upon the claims that its
erroneous policy was for the benefit Of
the people.
The idea of high protection, as ad-
vanced 10y the leaders Of the Republic
can party, had in il the sembance of
true government, and many of the
people heartily endorsed it until the
burdens that fnll upon the masses,
through that false system, became un-
bearable, and in 1890 it reached the
eliminating point, and at the nest
general ele tion in 1892, the people
arose in their might and strength and
de, lar, d the protection system as in
terpreted and applied 10y the Republi-
can party was deceptive and wrong,
that it was good for the masters and
/ favoied classes but destructive TO the
masses
The consequence OF this awakening
among the people was that the Dem
ocratic party was put in power, and ID
became it's duty, AS it was its pleas
pleasure to undo the work of The
past aud unloosc the claws of selfish
, ness that had been dragging the pco-
pie down TO final ruin. To undo the
work that had bsen going oa for
thirty years and had constantly in
creased until it had reached mammoth
proportions, has taken hard work aud
it will require still more labor and
time
The Democratic administt alton ha.
entered upon that work with conf
d,nce. The first step has been taker
and the result is the new tariff law
the good effects of which are already
so apparent that the people accept ia,
change, which is only partially )
wrought, a sufficient guaranty that
the work will be prosecuted until Tho
demands Of true tariff reform are
reached. and which alone will satisfy
the people.
The Republicans, like the dyinl
swan. are singing their last refrain
but, like the dolphin, they are strug
Cling for life and have assumed man,
beautiful colors, in the shape of prom
ises for the future. 20 the capitals
they offer the fruit in golden bowl
to the masses thsy would send it on
on silver platters. They are moving
heaven and earth to regain power
They know that power must com'
through majority in congress. !
strong fight is being made in ever!
district throughout the country, an'
in none has greater effort been pu
forth than in this territory. Not tina
the delegate can add any strength L
party's vote in congress, but 70
effe.t of party success as rejecting
r the sentiment of the people in suppor
Of its principles. For this reason tn
citizens Of Oklahoma are Interested il
the defeat of the Republican candi
date for delegate to congress. vii
the people If this territory endors
the p Ilicy Of that PARTY, from whicl
they and the country have SO sorell
suffered aud will suffer still more II !
should be re- Empowered with contro
OF the government? In Gods nam,
we trust not; but that It will oe re
buked at every turn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

LITTLE BENNY HARRISON, seeing he
has no argument or reason TO present
to the people who are attracted ly
curiosity c to see him to the appoint
mants made for him. has assumed the
role Of jester He asserted in his
~peech at Albany, n. Y, Friday night,
shat "the Demo ratio party is not ex-
perienced enough 10 manage the ma
tons affairs" The crowd gave him
the horselaugh, and Little Benny
bowed himself out of view.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

q. carr. J. II SHIELDS. who has been
connected with THE LEApER during
the past two months, returned yester-
day to his home in Wichita. Captain
Shields is q splendid newspaper man
and one Of natures noblemen. lie
performed good work while with this
paper and bis tariff editorials brought
forth much favorable comment from
far and near. lie retire, with the
best wishes of this paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

Despite the much vaunted benefits
of the reciprocity clause Of the Nc
Kinley law, which WAS going to open
the markets of the world TO the sni .
plus products of the American farmers
under that LAW our exports run down
lower than for many years previously,
and the Republican administration
had the grs attest difficulty in securing
admission for our food products sven.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

in several of the most prominent Eu-
ropcan countries, aud Notwithstanding
the especial efforts of the government
at Washington to keep the way open
To- the markets of Germany, oureN-
ports of live stock and meat products
TO that country continued to decline
until they are today not one-tenth
what they were in 1890 Republican
papers and speakers have attempted
TO make some perty capital out OF this
circumstance, alleging that the loss of
tade with Germany is the result of
the action of the last congress in
placing the small tariff on sugar.
the untruthfulness Of That state
ment is proven by the fact that the
imports of American products into
Germany we're larger prior to 1890, and
before sugar was put on the alleged
free list by the Mckinley bill than at
any time since.
But to satisfy any who might have
been skeptical as to the real cause of
our loss Of the German trade, the ann
bassador from that country to Wash
iugton, and the representatives Of this
country over there have been ques-
toned on the subject and they all
agree that the new tariff law is not
regarded as more unfavorable to that
country than the Mckinley law. Sc
the Republican assertion above
quoted Is doubly refuted. and The
cause of loss of trade will have to be
looked for elsewhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
vorE for Oldham for sheriff.

A REPUBLICAN calamity organ asks
its readers; What have you now
that you didn't have when the Repub.
licans were III power" Wen tell IL:
We've got lower prices for almost
every article we have TO buy, and just
as good prices-in some instances
much better-for the farmers for what
they have to sell. And not only this,
we are beginning to realize the return
of prosperity throughout the land,
conditions the country has not expert
enced under Republican rule for so
long time that the minds of the peo-
Pile who suffered hereunder runneth
not back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

4 VOTE for Dennis Flynn or Ralph
Beaumont would be direct endorse
meut Of the s92. 900, 600 mortgage
placed by the Republican party upon
three-fourths OF the lands in Oklaho-
ma. a vote for Joe Wisby will be a
signature to the petition TO congress 90
remove that enormous burden from
the people and place them on an equal
footing with other settlers upon the
public domain. Vote for Joe Wisby
and free homes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

nY their ballots next Tuesday the
great majority Of voters will resent
the Republican insult so freely Uttered
that they didn't have sense enough 10
know what they doing in 1890 and '92,
when they turned down the Republi-
can party. They will show their ma
ligners that they are satisfied with
what they did four and two years ago,
and still have sense enough TO keep
the Republican party out Of power for
all time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

TIW bank clearings, (the business
barometer of the trade centers of the
country, for the past week show large
increases, with few exceptions, over
the corresponding period last year.
The general revival of business goes
steadily on, Notwithstanding the per-
sistent howl of Republican calamity
ties to the contrary for political eff
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

TIM first issue OF the Oklahoma
Daily star began 20 twinkle Sunday al
Oklahoma City, with John Hoenscheidt
al the bell-rope The new venture Is
bright aud breezy and independent in
politics. THE LEADER wishes the new
paper uubounded success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06
eoop WORK OF cnAIRMAN mAGAN

Among the many Democrats who
are deserving Of praise for the success
of the campaign just closed, none
merit higher commendation than Hon.
II IL. llagan. As chairman of the
Democratic county executive commi T.
tee he worked valiantly and hard for
iX long weeks, ma king speeches, pre-
siding over committee meetings, die
tating letters, arranging eeun IS,
comforting with votors and candi-
dates and doing thousand and one
other things FOR the good OF the party.
llagau is honest-he is intensely sin
cere, and true. lie went out among
the people and told them truths, and
II promises go for anything he will
reap his just reward and retrieve the
losses his business suffered through
party work. Long live Hagan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

Homcsteader, make your
home free by yoCing for Joe
Wisby for CesS. lie is ;he
only man who can WELD amy in
fuence at Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

HOmesteader, make your
home free by voting for Joe
Wisby for congress. He is the
only man who can WELD any i'm
iluence at Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

Now that the campaign is over and
demagogy will avail nothing for party
gain, it is hoped the calamity crowd
will cease their rawlings and permit
the bonds that have bound commerce
and industry these mon his past to be
loosed and give the country a respite
from the tolls Of Inactioa in whicl 10
has suffered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

DO lHE people Of Logan county want
capable and honest men to manage
their public affairs for the next two
years? Surely they do. Then do not
make the mistake of again electiug
the Republican candidates. for sheriff,
probate Judge and county attorney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

WIsBY's election means more for the
welfare of Oklahoma and its people
than can be told now, while the re-
election OF Mr. Flynn would involve
as much Of injury and distress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

HOmesteaner, make your
home free by voting for Joe
Wisby for congress. lie is the
only man With can WELD any in
fuence M Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-06

THE cause has been tried, the argu-
ment ended, and today the verdict will
be made mp. Jurors, in the name of
God and for the best interests of all
for the future, do your duty,