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hAch|ilIns a Company
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senator to he surprised " We are
alarmed ut tho same ihing which
scared him four yoats agc2
"A cause - knlwn, like m indi.
viduAi, by the company ~ kssTH, aud
N you looh NJ the compsny when our
oppouents' cause n keeping you can
Rui Pretty good idea OF the cause.
SHOW me those who have pteyed upon
the public, show ms those who have
usei the instfumebtAlities OF the ROv.
eminent fot private gain, and viii
snow you tho men who think my
election would be dangerous u THE
county.
PALMER rREFgRB A KING 10 BRYAN,
DETROIT, Mich, Oet. IL The two
candidates Of the National Democrat c
party appeared this afternoon before
m audience which entirely nllei the
Auditorium. When they entered tho
hall, escorted by several prominent
Democfat9, tho audience fose ana
ohtefed.
Gen. Palmer was ohetT0d repeatedly
by those present, most Of whom arose
10 their feet. lie said that he would
not discuss tho attacks made ngainst
thN NNkuN " Aht " hlttd t1NhfhH " WV
fofce lite own laws, but would talk
about the currency qusetinu.
"Mr. Bryan pfoposos," said he, "to
add 10 the currency already In cifcu.
lation by the coinage OF silver. I'm.
lees the ffto.sllvef men eau make n
dollar, under their free-coinngu act, VI
equal sccep,ability with our present
money, ali tho otncr MONEY will uis.
appear aud you viii have ~ currency
only the money provided ny Tree coin .
cgv. II free silver prevails, gold viii
be- a commodity which Will nave ~
be bought ana borrowed, ami u Will be-
hard ~ get, but " W. had this que.
tion settled, money would toon come
from It, hiding place"
In conclusion, rpeaHing Of party au.
thoflty, Gen. Palmer c5ngfatuinicd
himself upon boiug Tree resident VI a
Tree couutfy, aud ~ such free 10 DO his
own voting IN tho fear Of God. Fol
himself he would prefer TO live undti
a righteous miuafony than TO submit
10 such principles % those declared by
the Chicago convention.
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poPULisr CONFERENCE.
Fasisn In Kansas aud Colorado TO ne
Considered.

NAsHtsdToS, Oct. l2.-ChaifmAu
Butter OF tue P0pulisI national com.
mittee len for Chicago today to attend
tue conferences Of tue Populisi national
committeeman tomorrow. This meet
ing IL expected ~ be M Important one.
IL probably will deal with tue question
" fusion between Democrats AMI Pop.
ull6le on electoral tickets. There hiss
been some criticism IN certain quarters
Of the course OF the P0pulist commit.
too In tue matter Of fusion, especially
IN Colorado and Kansas, In which
states Sir. Watson receives no rccog.
milton. There may be ma effort 10 90.
cure n change In those stAtes, 90 ne TO
give Watson approximation. IL II
probable Senator Butler will make n
full explanation Of his course 10 tho
committee, with the view to securing
it, enforcement, Rrd that an oil ri Will
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CHICAGO. Oct. LEA trust decd Tor
sa,UOJ,UJJ was filsd Ia the county re.
o9rdeT's office, executed by studebaket
Br1s. IN favor VI the llllnois Trust aud
savings bank, 10 secure an iusue Of
f2,OO0,OOO nrss mortgage gold.beafing
ponds.
Tho mortgage covers the entire plAnt,
franchise, patent aud rights OF tho
company nj South Bend, lnu.
Pfesiduut Mitchell Of the tank said:
"ihu deal has no special rigninoauce.
II has been In contemplation Tor SOW.
cral months, aud bslieve tho bonds
arc placed with New York eoaoefn.
All goncfal obligations will DO can.
cellud by tue leaue.p
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Mr.. !. X. Fowler, secretary aud
treasurer OF tho Corinne MIL, Canal
and Stock Co., Of Corinne, Utah, Ia
sneaking OF ChAmberlain'a Cough
Remedy sayt; ~ consider II the
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and now keep no other IN my home. u
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glntr.
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Russia nosiiisins ,roops on the niaoG

New YoRi,, oct IA dispatch TO
the Herald from LJndon sayfi The
Daily Graphic will Today publish u
dispatch from Ssbattopol snyiug TINT
Hnssia h continuing her preparations
tor an emergency. The local military
aud naval forces NJ bebastopol, Odtnsa
Baioum have been mobilzid. Genetsl
Bohrlkon, chief OF the war Nice
stan, recently arrived nj sebastopul
ani has held important conferences
with the local oommandUfs. Ae has
Inspected tho garrison hni arsenal ami
has picked OUT company OF sub
marine engineers, who have been OF.
derod 10 hold themselves 10 fesdiuoss
TO Immediately embark upon = gunb0at.
THIS gunboat Ia aluaiy loaded Win
mints, SHELLS and tofpudOeF. Too In.
terror raTfisons Ia P0isud, raurida and
tic Caucasus have received orders to
be In readiness 81 y mlmenps notice 10
board spoelai tTains for pofla On the
Euxine.
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oi any description has LETT port since
late Saturday afternoon. Every pilot
along tho coast from Newport to East
port reports practically tbs same con-
dliion, anu there IL m ontirc absence
OF any kind Of shipping outside the
hafbofs. The highest wind velocity IN
thia city was folt shortly before noon
today, when atty miles an hour was
fecorued. At Block island tho wind
reached q maximum Of eighty miles
this morning.
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"while down In tho ulhweNioru
part Of tho state some time ago." says
MT. W. Chslmer, editor OF tho Chico
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WHAT ruEY SAY.
speeches by the various Presidential
Candidates.


CANTON, Ohi', Oct II. - In the
course ot his address TO n Mnnonsahcln,
Pa, delegation, Major Mckinley tnidi
"Tou are fortunate In having at one
time among you, cltiksns Of Fayoite
county, that illustfious nnanoief, Al
bert Gallatin, who bvcimo the nrst
secretary Of the treasury under ThoH.
Jtiiefton, In 1901, aud who filed that
great oiiieo twelve ytatp. and II known
In the history OF our country NJ one OF
the greatest secretaries We ever had,
ranking with Alex 'ndef Hamilton. IL
IL said tho nfat resolution he Intro.
duoed M congressman IN tho House OF
Representatives was one inquling
about tue condluon OF Tue treasury,
resolution when !. mol needed ~ tilis
uno. 10 was ulsnnguihheu iof A.
ways Insisting that TIE revenues OF the
government tnouli ~ az lAte NJ hll
timss TO inset the publle expenditure,
and one OF Tue gsoAtrs' monuments no
lrIth thhl uutlns NJ, auinlnHhn'on
.a.d ,ns .,ia,sI a, \, ,s"n; asa al :
O0O ln lsOa 10 about si5 OO0, 900 In 1879
IA was his pfoud boast when no magp
mia report 10 Congrrs. thai this won.
detiul Reduction OF tue public deb, had
con, on Without rosotting 70 internal
taxation, either direct VI Indirect, but
tbat inns ynHt SUN OF money was pro.
yided for by duties upon Imports.
Urho bit Of history suKgrsts the need
Of our own trcAiufy and tbe condition
OF our own people. Fer three years
and a half The government has besn
borrowing money 10 live upon, aud
m, psoplr have been doing Ilkswise
very lniEuly. We ought NOT 20 resort
a. me issuing OF bonds In times Of
peace ,xcrpt 10 preserve the credit ana
honor Of the government That opens
10 The question a. 10 what policy will
Ssye us from that Ia voice, uPTotection
pollcy"l. 1 adopt tho ugsestion. 1
DO not know OF anything that will do
il better than protection, for iI ia a
proud fact In a merican history that In
All tho years under which We have
Ind a protective tariff wo have always
had ampls revenues to conduct the
expeuses OF the poyefnment,p
,.v,s ororvs y.s,nu,S
50
MisNhAfVLisi ",uu', oo1. -
MhliAhi Senhinss ptyan .Amo from
d. TAul 70 nst sirse1 wy .nh AleI-
noon' Anu mlnhsap9h' IeeoiNsu MN
WIN enlnuhlasn' ~. sp'AS 70 ,ouI
olg meStings .onlsn' ~ ihpssluon
nslh ~ btuse tquaIsi on 'no Jana. o.
lhe hilselsslppl hNeI us. ouuluo tho
nail, NJ the iyeouni 'hsa'sI, Anu 70 an
auaieheo OF wo.on III" Piaoe'
puolle squA'e ~ .ne s,.y' 49,,
no sueh crown hM oeen paeAeu
wilhin tue wAls o. .no nAbosl.ion nnli
since the gay Whon 'nv hspuoi'Vans
nonlhA'eu bsn amin hsi'Hsoh ioi
FIesluvnt W iop-.
Mt biyah, w mo course OF BIS TO-
MARKS ptsuuoou 'Auao" Hom
speech maue oy Ex-senator WAsnputn
OF TINS Guy on mo MOOT we nheu
States seLate on July H. love- anu
hAlu'
VI hnu thnt Mt MAsnouIh YES W.
price OF wheat, beginning win leoo
and running down To- lesO' aud thai
he USES these wor1s' lhe hopvs OF the
producer nave pten .utnvu 70 asnss,
.ho gram uesleI ann lhi,eI anu unv
business mAn have been dlsappoin!eo
the oalaaee OF uaus ~ lhVo, OF WIS
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rho CEarina Ready 10 ave Aid TO tho
pnTseenIea p.onls.

inc aNurlun tAtnuN 20 NANH Aih ~ wv
persseutea People.
LONDON, oct. 1.-The CEatlna, be.
fore leaving Balmotal oas,le for
france, rec wed delegation VI labor.
era who cslled 10 ask for her support
for the suffering Afmenians. An au.
dionoe twas granted Oh condition
that nothing should DO said ABOUT u
until hor majesty let England. The
delegation, II now appcaf,, urged tbs
cEsfins 10 do sometning TO stay the
hand Of tho sultan. Her majesty 70.
Piled that 90 far she had intorlOfod but
little Ia politics, although che wal
.vady 10 DO anything In her power "a
bfihg about crusade against the ex'
isting conditions nj Conslhniinonlu,
adding; "a moro womanly OF Cbrisi'
ian action than helping 20 alleviate
tho suffering people OF Armenia j
hardly conceivable. Rest assured ol
my heartfelt, interest In the otuas you
have nj heart
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te made 10 have the committee aytco
upon an addfess TO the country. 10 ls
believed mere Mr.. Waison's letter In
regard 10 the vice presidential nomi.
nation will not b. made public until
after the result Of the conferences is
knOwn.
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FRANi,FoRT, Ky, Oct. i2..-A Re.
publican convention, 10 be composed OF
representative and authorized Rppnb'
licans from each uniy IA The Ash.
laad district, h TO DO held here on
Weduesday TOT the nomination Of u
candidate tor Congfeaa II fumosod
that Col w. G. 4. Btooklnridge, who
has hut recently been nominated by
the National Democrats, Will bo en-
dofred.
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TuE CASTLES.
Tue Lsdy's Cult No Longer Denied
Her mental Condition.

Her mental Condition.
LONDON, q ct i2.-Mrs. Castle, who
with her husband, Walter NJ. Castle /.
n merchant OF ban Francisco, IL held
prisoner at Holloway Ian pending
their Arfaignmont on remand IN Mari
borough street pjiloo court tomorrow,
was oxamined today Ia the prisoa by
u. Savage, an eminent specialist IN
munial diseases. Tnoto appears TO b q
w doubt that Mis-. CAstlo's mental
balance Il seriously disturbed.
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wAAaIs0ToS, Oct. i5.-Embausdef
Eustis, at Paris, has cabled Secretary
Of State olney IhAi lyman will DO t..
leased.
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Go TO Womsn's Coop. for millinery
anu dress making. NsuVoo Block, 90
west, Fint South.
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bAnilAfium NaIatorium baths, open
day anu night, 90 West sra South.
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Twenty-Five one pound bars he,i
Washing SOsp Tor sl00, at Equitable
Co.op.
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I.svs sait Ish- Cty.
No. e--Ier hinEhAai, ffsto, uftud
dunguon and al peiH's hssg 7saA -
Va t-foF Prove. orAnl JuucuuA
sud all polnp Eati.......... stoR N.
10 ; Tor uE4sn Apt lntufutdiAts
=. l1lhf asssas- ssssss .ssssssssssss ~ y N
Va Tier tinguau. 80 Pleasant,
hhuiL tsIat. LiUhfsid and
~ inierUuIlsta rniaia ....-.. iisep' n
NO t-fuf hpffaH. tHVaUH, ffutu
and all ihtgTuVdlti1 r1iuta " M
20 t-lot Nrfen AM tha r Hat.sa. ., ~
y" i-i9f osdaa aaa ne Wss..... J. = pa
Arrive salt t.ass ~.
No i-ifoin hiaEham. Fr0f1 VfAai
sahelsa and ths EAst., 3D.. ms y. m
10 s-IToin Provo. orAhd Junction
$40 ne kattsi.s..s..s.s.sfsss, hiSr ~
t-lfomf Toto. liihFhAm. hartsA
hiehncld, sauna. aAnu ana
A.. ~ intermediate points,...,. t1a D. N
~ o itom ogden anu intermsa' ..,o. IN.
A. lAts lnh-...----=...-s- sstsssss -
70 f-ltom hursta sAd faYsoa-. va -
tom usdtn Hnd ne Msal.
~, t-lrom ufdsu and the west, lta p M
unlI line funninF thfouEh fulluAa fAiss
steplhE eaft talt Laku CITY 70 ran tfAhel.,N
fhlt late CIT 70 beaver VIA Grand lungNnl
Ahu hAt l-ate CITY 20 kAhsn CITY aud thleA
80 Va Colorado points.
Through tourist o. family sleepsrs vllheu
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=, lfea rsolininE chair ears salt Las
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l. CDoDok, SsH. Manager
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"a NADLLl6ii. SsH. fasaEr' AT
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Before you buy
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10 Omaha, chicago Kan.
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Great S L. & Hot Springs Ry,

timetable In erect october sih. isaa,
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O1am. foam. nam. tttA M
10 10 IA. n Jan VI iuAm " got. IN.
i.pm .e,Rm- Ann ~. m.
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Round Trip 10 necK's. including bath Sc
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". ", IAhtrT. Passenger agent
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Bosros, Mas, Oct. i2.-rhs West
India hurricane which has swept the
New England coast tho past thifty.slx
ours with almost unparalleled sever
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wIIford woodruff, Zee. N. oAnsoa,
President Cashier.
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NJ rnorGnT CAMERA. PLEAsr

This ~" ray business has gone
just about far enough now. It may
be carried to extremes, and besides
the scientists should come init looks
like rain. As it is, no man henceforth
is absolutely safe. 1t has been dem
onstrated that the new ray may be
thrown through four inches Of wood
with sufficient force 10 pho tograph Oh.
iects on the other side distinctly
When IL is possible TO train camera
on an ordinary partition wall and pho
tograph what ia going on in the adj.
! joining room, who henceforth will lie
down To pleasant dreams Must our
| partition walls be made as thick as
those OF burglar proof safe? Shall
we be driven to sleep in the Office safe
or the closed bath tub to insure safe
| ty? And now comes an Englishman
named Ingles Rogers, who claims he
is able TO photograph thoughts with
the Roentgen ray. We draw the line
right here. That man Rogers ehould
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permitted TO perfect his invention il
will be absolutely impossible 10 cor
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meeting The thought camera must
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First published in Daily Leadu MGr,
Z 1sQG
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that session
of the board of Commission rs Of Logan
county, 0klahom Terri orv. held n the
2d day Of March A. d., 1896 petii n
signed by Chas. Hand nd Others OF Null
hall township, asking for a view and a
survey for The purpose Of 10 ating Ger
tain county road described as follows:
Commencing at the beginning about "a
rods south of the northeast corner OF the
southeast quarter see, seven, thence In "a
nOrthWesterly direction about p rods
thence in a noftherly ,rectiop intersoct-
ing section line between seven and oight,
twp, Is, II w, " as pres nted, and thai
George And r on and s. 5. Peters, view
ers, and Joseph WaldIum, county sur
yeyor, will meet at the place Of heginn ny
OF said road, on the 81 day OF April, A. ID.
1895. at 10 O'Clock a IN. of said day, and
proceed TO view and survey said road
and give all parties a heart g.
Done by order OF the Board OF COmmis
sioners Of Logan county, Oklahoma Ter
ritory.
X EMMETT STEWART,
seal County Clerk and Clerk of
said Board.
Guthrie, o. T., 1896
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-08
First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, Feb %, 1896.
Order

for hearing petition OF guardian foT
sale Of real estate.
In the Probate eoHTt OF the county OF
Logan, territory OF Oklahoma.
In the matter Of the estate and
guardianship of Florence q. Rich
and Clarence Ii. Rich, minors.
appearing 10 this court, from the
petition this day presented and fled
herein by Netta Rich, the guardian of
Florence G., Rich and Clarence n. Rich
minors, praying for an order OF sale
OF certain real estate belonging to the
said wards. that il is necessary and
would he beneficial 10 said wards that
such real estate should be SOLD.
IL is hereby ordered that the next
OF kin OF the said wards, and all per-
sons interested in said estate, appear
before this court on Thursday, the %
day Of March, 1880, 81 9 o'clock a. NJ.
OF said day, at the court room OF said
court, al Guthrie, logan county, then
and there To show cause why an order
should not be granted tor the sale OF
such real estate.
And IL is further ordered that a copy
of this order be published for four sue
cessive weeks before the day OF hear
ing said petition in Oklahoma Leader
a weekly newspaper printed and pub
llshed in said Logan county.
Dated this % day OF January. 1896.
). :. LAWnRHCE
PROBATE Jndgs
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"lr ticlsles fellow to see the Demo.
era S praise Governor Renfrow for get.
ting the quarantine rc-established on
the old lines, says the Capital, aud
then la siichfHl ot rot 10 essays 70
show that the quarantine line was re.
stored before the governor had com.
municatcd with Secretary Morton
The Capital is either densely ign norant
Of the facts or malieiously lies While
Mr.. Bolton. OF Woodward. was con-
ferrinR with Governor Renfrow, GOV.
crnor Cnlbertson, of TeNas. was mg.
ing Morton 10 rcatore the line in
the Texas panhandle rhis was done
AT once by the secretary. bat the re-.
establishment OF the line in Texas had
nothing 10 do with Oklahoma II was
not until Governor Rcnfrows letter
was received by Secretary Morton that
the quarantine line Of 'Q5 was restored
Ia Oklahoma.
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We, the undersigned Republican
voters Of the city of Guthrie, Logan
county, oklahoma, believing that
Major William Mckinley, the patriot
soldier-statesman, is the choice OF a
large majority OF rank and file OF the
party and believing that the so-ealled,
self-styled party leaders, will be utter.
ly powerless TO smother this feeling
either by the favored son Of our state
scheme or ny any other trick or device
provided the voters shall get out Of
the primary meetings and be allowed
10 express their real sentiments, there
fore we heartily favor the formation
Of Mckinley club in every voting
precinct In the county and we hereby
call a meeting and invite all Republi-
cans who favor our views 10 meet with
as al the probate court room IN the
city OF Guthrie Monday evening,
March Q, al 7:aO p m, for the purpose
of organizing a Mckinley club.
NJ L Mock, J J Boles, Cole Martin, +
II Furrow, Geo Martin, Phil c Ro-
senbaum, c NJ Barnes, l. Haynes
Buxton, d r Widmer J w Ray, r.
Peter. 5 G. Garrett. J W Capers. W
Seothorn, l. l. Bridges, Chas II Filson.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-08

SENATOR BERRY has introduced a bill
for Senator Jones ITO provide further
security to persons and property in the
Indian Territory that vests exclusive
Jurisdiction Ia the United States courts
of all controversies and questions con.
cerning tribal lands and other tribal
property, and all other civil and crimi-
nal cases except those in the iurisdie-
tion OF the courts at Fort Smith and
Paris. II also provides that no act
passed by the council Of either tribe
shall be of any force until signed by
the president, and contains provl.
sion for allotment Of lands This is
another effort 70 stave of the inevita.
bic and 10 defeat the act of March,
1898, which transfers fun Jurisdiction
10 the courts next September II must
fail.