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Of years has caused hundreds Of would
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IL =. n. 10 p N; 70 and 6u cents
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BUSIN ESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Bakery yandconfecuonery,
no reasonable offer refused, reason Tor
selling Ill-neaItn, uoIug IL good business
Address ILL HEALTH THIS 0Iflee oc2-tl
FOR SALE-A e'gar and stationery
store III Ine southeast section; cheap
to an immediate buyer Tor cash. Address
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wANTED-To buy for cash first
class siii,Ii, paYns business Centrally
located Address CASH l., this Office. 1t
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good reason for selling. Call 1us i4ih
ST. NV. 'Nl ~
ca SH-I will buy at oncc your store or
SOCK OF merchandise for spot cash
no delay whatever, provided you are Wiling
tusell below cost, ,such asdry- goods. clothing.
shoes jewelry, stationery. hardware, etc.
call or address BEN FOhS, Howard HOUSE.
Washington, II. {. htao-ot-eih
w A NTED-A partner, or viii sell Tor
nlula Tor Il great seller already miro
duccd; 500 per cent proflt- AduTess aoV,
this office. sc-' o' eii
w A partner, man or woman'
Ior r., an business on ST., capital re-
uuired 81 800 to S2,OuU; must take acnNc
ma rt In good pa wing business, rare cha nee Tor
small capital Address Y e.. this offlce
s''''' se29 Stem
w A ANTED-Paripcr, to take half i'll
Iercst IN AN old established and money
mekiug grocery and provision store TWO
! fortunes nave been made; must give un-
divided attenIion TO business. rs the pres
| ept owner cannot attend to it. Address
PROVISIONS, this office. seq -6t-ein
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NINE. THEO. palmist apd card
reader, can be consulted Oh business
and love affairs. wives and mothers come
aud sec rIe when in trouble, communications
strictly confidential; German spoken; open
daily Prices 25c. and SOC U29 II ST NV
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wANTED-fosrAGE STAMPS.

WANTED cash. all kinds e,, ol oiu
Tinted States postage and departIneGe
s,,mns CoIlections also bought. III. r:
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wANTED-old U. r"siage SaniS'
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and department stamps; drop In n You
Want any information as 10 what 10 IooS
for rn' c TOWNSEND. &c Loan & Trueo
Bldg. --.-.-
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wANTEp-FURNIsHEp HOUSES
90 a ANTED-Furnishcd houses We haTe
many applications for tnrnisneo m n1asss "a
IN nil locations af the city. IhE IlMEo
REAL ESTATE BUREAU
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FOR RESr-srApIE.

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FOB nRNr--RooMs.

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sf n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT -907 NJ st. NV, IL rooms:
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$3.50. JOHN ". NORRIS. GA F ST.
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To be kept thoroughly well posted
un he news Of such an eventful year
a. 800 promises TO be a person should
read the columns Of the wide-awake
metropolitan paper besides the county
or local news paper. Now Is the prom
er time 70 begin a yearly subscription,
which will cover the presidential cam
paign, the great speeches, the Noven-
Der election and the Il IN of all the
wars and troubles abroad II intenG
ing subscribers will heed word o.
advice they will send SlOO u the
twice-a-week Republic They will
receive Ia return twice every week
FOR whole year a copy OF the
spiciest, newsiest and most enter.
tanning newspaper in the countr,.
If1 Twice a-W 3k Republic will make
a spec. IT. OF giving All the political
news arr speeches Ji hon sides aud
a. .fe same lime keep IN thc very
entertaining departments Il las al
wa IS contained
A biz iuducement is offered TO those
who become so Interested that only a
daily metropolitan paper will meet
their wants The Daily and Sunday
Republic has been reduced to only SO
a year, or SO foc six months. Box As.
ST Louis, Mo
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rara AND UNLlM,4rp rnINAn.


rHEE hSD UNLIMITED COINAGE.
A reader writes The LEADER as fol-
lows. am a bi-metallist. but there
Is one point on which desire informa-
tion. Why have unlimited coinageq
Is there not danger OF having great
amount of silver in The government
vaults that cannot be used il we have
rec and unlimited coinage OF silver2"
There lis no possible danger in the
direction suggested Free and uulim.
tied coinage Of silver would simply
mean that it will receive the same
treatment at the government mints
that gold now receives. That o
say, just as anyone can nov tret1
unlimited guam it. OF gold % tn,
mints and hrve it coined into lold
dollars, free" D.. chr..,, so it s pro-
posed by silver IN that the law shall
permit anyone to t Ike az "unlinited"
quantity OF si' ar to the mints and
have it coined ln.o silver dollars free"
OF charge. The quantity Of silver in
each silver dollar shall bc sixteen
times as great as the quantity OF gold
in god dollar, just as heretofore.
Such is the free and unlimited coinare
OF gold and silver at a ratio OF 1G to /,
for which the silver men now con-
tend. The government does not buy
the silver and coin It; the government
does not exchange gold dollars for
silver dollars-it simply mints silver
bullion into silver dollars and gold
bullion into gold dollars, just as the
miller grinds wheat into flour and
corn into corn meal for his customers,
with the difference that the govern
msnt makes no charge for its work.
Our interrogater can readily see,
therefore, that there is no chance for
silver to pile up like hotel expenses
during a rush in the government treas.
ury under free aud unlimited coinage
any more than there is danger that
wheat and corn will pile up in the mill
like repairs on bicycle. 1t might be
different If the government were to
buy silver just as 1t would be different
II the miller were TO hay wheat and
corn instead Of grinding them for
others.
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GOING AWAY?
~ So Consult this List OF Low Rate Excur-
stous on the santa Ee

~ So Consult this List OF Low Rate Excur.
sions on the santa Ee.
Denver, Colo, July 9TH TO 10th.
sixth annual convention, Retail Clerks
National Protective association OF the
United States Convention Music
Teachers National association Rate
one lowest first class fare for the round
trip plus $500 Dates Of sale july
5th and 9th. Original return limit Ii
days from date of sale limited To con-
tinuous passage in each direction
Extension of limit-Tickets desposi-
ted with Joint Agent at Denver on or
before July l1th will be extended to
and including July 25th 1896.
Fourth OF July Rates
Rate one and one-third fare foe the
round trip between all points within
goo miles. Dates OF sale July Bird S 4th.
Final return limit July 9th 1896.
A trip east is often replete with
many annoyances such as transfers
and delays in the larger cities and tae
summer tourist is deprived of many
pleasures which are incident on a trip
TO the Eastern resorts. To avoid
these Rnnoyances the Santa Fe com
pany have arranged TO run a special
train, consisting Of pullman sleepers
aud chair cars through to Buffalo,
n. Y, on July lth without change.
The train will DC in charge OF an eX-
pcrienced Manager OF the Santa Fe Co .
who viii arrange all the details OF the
trip and relieve the passengers Of all
annoyance and responsibility, and il
you are planning for pleasant trip
east arrange to Join the n f. A..
special on July 4th.-For rates and
detailed information apply to Agent
Santa Fe Ry.
Chicago, H., July 9TH, 1896, Demo-
cratic convention, one fare for the
round trip, tickets on sale July 4th,
5th and 9Th, with final return limit Of
July l2th.
Washington, d. c., July 9Th to 18th,
1896, national convention Young Peo-
ple's Societies Of Christian Endeavor.
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale July I'd, Sd, ith Ind 5th, with
final return limit Of July 18th.
An extension of return limit until
July 3lst will tie granted 10y deposit
ing tickets with the joint agent at
Washington on or before 6 .. m, July
14th.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 10th to 18th,
1896, annual meeting Baptist Young
Peoples Union OF America, one fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
July l4th, 18th and 10th, good for re-
turn passage leaving Milwaukee July
20th, 2lst and 22d.
American Society of Civil Engineers
San Francisco, California, June 30,
1896 one frst-class fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale June Is, l6. %.
p, with final limit OF 60 days from
date OF sale
Annual meeting National Educa-
tional association, Buffalo, N. Y,
July . to IL, 1896. One frst-class fare
for the round trip pluss SO member
ship fee, Tickets on sale July and 3
with return limit to July 10, 1896
An extension of return limit to and
including August 5th, 1896, will be
on tickerts deposited with
joint agent at Milwaukee on or before
July Goth, 1896. T. r. DELANEY,
Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-24

The st. Louis convention was char
acterized by some brilliant bursts of
oratory The best speech OF the meet
was made by delegate from Alaska.
The Alaskan, a man Of color when the
voting got around TO his delegation,
with great feeling remarked: "Mr.
Chairman, ! notices some Of the gem
tlemen votes aye and some nay" and
some yes and some no, and wants
to know If that amt out OF order and
ough. to be laid on the table" The
result OF this little speech is that the
name OF Alaska is on everybody's
tongue. Even the New York fight
is as nothing as compared with the in
terest which centers on the seal fishery
region and on its colored representa-.
tive Bets are being offered as to the
correct solution of what the Alaskan
really meant
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auIsIIIIPLLn.
Oklahoma Democratic Platform

Resolved, That we heartily endorse
the Democratic principles a. laid down
by Jefferson and Jackson, and that
those principles are the true test of
loyal Democrats.
Resolved, That we are in favor of
the free and unlimited coinage Of gold
and silver at ratio Of lG to /, regard.
less of the action Of any other country,
and the steady and gradual increase of
the circulating medium to meet the
just demands Of the people.
Resolved, That we favor home rule
and the appointment OF the bona fide
citizens of Oklahoma to the federal
Offices in this territory.
Resolved, That the delegates elected
TO the national convention are in.
structed to vote as unit on all ques-
tions coming before that convention,
ancs 70 vote for no one for nomination
for president or vice president who is
not unqualihedly in favor of the free
and unlimited coinage of gold aud sill
yer at the ratio of l6 to 1, independent
OF the action Of any other nation
Resolved, That we are in favor OF a
tariff for revenue only
Resolved, That we are in favor OF a
constitutional amendment authorizing
the collection of an income tax as a
part of the federal revenue system.
Resolved, That we recognize liberty
as the birthright OF every human be-
ing, and that we earnestly sympathize
with suffering Cuba in her struggle
Tor independence, and call upon the
president to grant the people Of that
island recognition OF beiligerent rights
in their war for freedom.
Resolved, That we condemn the Re-
publican party for its persistent Grim
inal legislation ID perpetuate itself in
power by such acts as the force. .-45iI1.
disregard OF the constitutional Timita.
c2ns destruction Of slI,vSr as one of
the money metalSr -1egislation in tnc
interest of1the classes and against the
masses.
Resolved, That in William Mckinley
we recognize the paid attorney of
manufacturing trusts the recipient
at their hands of enormous eon,ribu-
tions for the purpose OF his csinpsign
and the bound agent 10 reimh hnrsr aud
swell their great fortunes by the
shameless taxation of the people That
we further recognize in William Me
kinley the most eminent financial
straddlebdg OF his day, and the only
man before this American people who
both the free coinage OF silver and OF
a single gold standard
Resolved, That the national com
mitteeman from this territory is here
by instructed TO vote with the free
silver men in the temporary organiza-
ton of the national convention.
Resolved, That we favor the en-
actment of legislation by congress at
the earliest possible moment which
Will give to all the settlers upon pub
lie lands in this territory the same
rights TO free homes that were ac-
corded TO the settlers of original Ok
lahoma.
Resolved, That we favor more liberty
and privileges in reference TO Indians
holding allotments in Oklahoma and
demand such legislation as will per-
init the Indians 20 conduct their bust
ness without interference on the part
OF the Indian department or its agents,
and that the Indians having oue-half
or more white blood be permitted TO
sell or dispose Of their lands without
interference by law
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THosE fellows (the silver Republi-
cans will take what we will give
them, and II tkey don't like it they
can bolt, that is all there is in it, In
fact, ! expect to see some OF them bolt.
And what il they do?-Cyrus Leland
at St Louis
This is the kind of insoence that Cy
Leland-snall man grown suddenly
great-fings at such Republicans as
T. A. Osborn, s. J. Crawford, p. /.
Bonebrake and others equally high in
the ranks Of the Republican party in
Kansas who do not believe that gold
standard is the best thing for the
country. The impertinence of this
crossroads politician is too great for
words. Topeka Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-24

The evening Capital has been ran
tankerous advocate Of bimetallism; it
las told its readers that the gold
standard meant misery and suffering;
IL has proclaimed that the restoration
OF silver was necessary to national
prosperity; but alas. aud alack, its
voice has been silenced and its vows
have been broken. IL now indorses
Mckinley and all that Mckinley
stands for-gold This is a wet, pitt
ful hop win its readers follow the
example OF the paper and surrender
convictions because heartless pluto
cfaeY has forced a Wall street policy
upon the party? VIII Republican sue
cess lead to reformation?
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TOAD notice.

Notice IS hereby given that al a session of
the board of commissioners of Logan Coun-
ty. oklahoma Territory. held on the e6th
uay of May, 1896, a petition signed by Chas
White aud others of eward township ask
ing for view and a 81 Yey Tor the purpose
Of locating certain county road described
as follows. Commencing AZ the southeast
49, thence west on a section line about 90
rods to dra thence around said draw ON
the north side about 40 lads 10 section line,
thcuCc along said line west 20 the southwest
corner OF said see %, was pre- ntcd aud that
"A ~ Rathhone, Frank Johnson and W II
ming os aid road. ON the aoth day of July,
lsad al no o'clock a m ot said d.-y, md pro-
ceed 10 view and survey said road. pa give
an parties a hearing
Done hy order OF the board ~ dumis-
slOners of Logan county, oklahoma Terri
tor N EMMETT STEWART.
County CLERK ana Cler' of ssT Board
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HAND AND Tile nrnGEnnn

Judgment and common sense exert
ed at the Chicago convention will be
followed by harmony and the nomina-
tion OF western free silver man. All
the candidates thus far mentioned are
available men. Matthews, Boies,
Bland or Stevenson would be accepta-
ble, Matthews more so than the
others. Bland is already handicapped
by INSCRIPTIONS agents and is con-
fronted by humiliating conditions.
Even in Oklahoma his cause is being
injured by the bloviations of several
political warts-men who have been
shown up as party wreckers and po-
litical vampires, and who now essay 10
be regarded as typical Bland boomers.
The rank and Gle of Democrats of this
territory cannot be led by the beaks
and will resent any intimation that
their united actions in convention or
elsewhere were prompted by the cap
ping OF self-alleged leaders. Another
thing that hurts Bland is the bouquet.
throwing OF senator Vest. The sena-
tor is "A nice fellow enough, bu. he has
been Jonah ever since he hurled Lib
erty into tue street and caused her to
have "a -morrhaee Vest is writing
letter 10 political cutthroats here and
there aud otherwise making honest
Democrats weary. THE LEADER trusts
Honest Dick will call off the parasit-
ical hedgehogs and manage his own
boo \.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that al a session of
the board of commissioners. of Logan couu-
~, Oklahoma Territory, held on the 26th day
OF May, 1876, a petition signed hy Ephraim
Fields ana others of Crescent township ask -
ing FOR view and survey for the purpose
of locating certain county road, described
as follows: Commencing al the crossing ou
inc section between sec 70 and 36. about sO
rods north Ot the southwest corner of see 3d.
running southeast around sand hin aud
north side and intersecting section tne be-
tween see and 36, about so rods east of
southwest corner OF sec 81, was presented
and that r. NJ Gobhle, lioae and sam watt
were appointed viewers. and II l. White,
county surveyor. win meet at the place of
beginning of said road on the 25th day of
june. ls16 al no o'clock a ~ of said day, and
I oceed 90 view and survey said road, and
give AN partic- a hearing.
Done hy order of the board of commits
siouers of Logan county, Oklahoma Terri
tory
n. EMMETT STEWART.
County Clerk and Clerk of said Board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-24

3D. 1886
Complaint having been entered At this
once ny hlchardi Oldham against William
l., hinklc charging and alleging;
That he Is wen acquainted with the
tract of land embraced In the homestead
entry Of William D.. Hnkle, No. l27lg. MADE
NoY. u.s. 1895 at the u. s. Land once al Guth-
tie, o. T., Tor the sw. Ia Sec. 49, tn IS
y. X ]. w. and knows the present condl-
ton OF the same, also that the said William
r.. Hinkle madc said homestead ntry for
the purposes Of speculation ana no. for
the purpose OF residence and cultivation
Inat said entry was fraudulent in this that
OF a deot 10 the step. mother ana father OF
entrymau and that he has never resided
upon or personally occupied the same since
making said entry but that said entry mas
been held for sale by the par,ies who origi-
nally sold the same and procured this entry
20 secure the debt as aforesaid. That said
entryman has abandoned said entry and
mat said abandonment exists to the present
time"
ON May 18th 1895 the following amend
ment was fled 10 said complaint
THAT IN addition 10 the allegations dled
May ls' lsto he alleges, that Is well ac-
IN the homestead entry of William 4. Him
kle No. 1918 made Nov. ls 1875. upon the
sw. IA Sec 80, Up IS n X. W, and
knows the present condition of the same.
Also that me said William E. Hinkie in
addition 70 tue allegations heretofore fled
mas wholly abandoned said tract, aud
changed his residence therefrom for more
than SIX months since making sal, entTy
and next prior 10 the date herein. thar said
tract is not settled upon by said party as
required hy law, tnat said ahandonIneut eN-
lists up 10 aud incl ding this date"
With view To the cancellation of said
enu said PARTIES re hereby summoned TO
appear at the u. Land once al Guthrie
o y, on the asth day OF June 1870 al O'Clock
A, NJ. 10 respond aud urnish tcstimou COM
cernin said allegations.
sies. no. n lORBETT Receiver
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FoR the asst few years sae pollti-
clans and capitalists Of the east have
in every possible manner ignored the
claims Of the west. The interests of
the states that contribute most in
mineral and agricultural wealth nave
been again and again trampled under
foot. Patience has ceased to be vlr-
tue. The wrongs OF the west will not
right themselves The battle OF free
silver must be fought with a courage,
a desperation and a persistency that
will command success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-24

The grinding process II the gold
standard Is reducing the masses q b.
jeet financial slave y, and not 1ltil
silver is restor TO IL proper place IL
the financial system .. the coun ~
Yil' G -aetories 4 he est expert
e,Os renewed prosperity. he -rril
question has no place in this crm
paign. This country suffers from f.
nanciAl luz bago aud will eontinu, to
suffer more acu.ely until the rigf Is o
the people are .estored in the free md
unk.l.ted col Isge Of silVeE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-24

10 .ach. mau's alth ,id strength de
yend upoi hat Jets ou' o. his food
This depends on lis diges ION Corst "a.
ion sto.js digestion Rel love the olstruc.
uol b taNi--g .)T Pic ce's ltasant p lets
They are a - itive cure for consultation
and Us tiendant Ills er each, sou
stomach, aatulence, dizziness, ,ilious- ese
and heartburn" lh "Pelle. " are very
gentle IN their action. They simply a. is
ature. They give ho VI ,lent wren n 10 he
syste. They cause no pain, nor gTiping
send u one cent stamps 10 cover cost Of
fierce's Medical Adviser Address orid's
nisnrn ar hedieai y,eiation. Buffalo y {.
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Notice is hereby given, a. At al a session of
the board of commissioners, of Logan Coun-
~, Oklahoma Territory. neld on the 10Th day
OF May a. ID. 1895, a petition signed hy John
!. MallOu and others of Rose HIN tOWnsh ip
asking for a view and a survey for the pur-
pose of locating a certain county road de-
sCribed as follows
Commencing at the northeast corner OF
section %; thence south un said section line
as near as profitable 20 where said section
lluC interseCts section line running east and
west between section 25 and section 49, was
presented and that ID. NJ Bennett. NJ. M Shell
ton and John Nichols were appointed view
ers. and II, l.. White. county surveyor viii
meet al the place of beginning of said road
on the 25th day of July, A. ID. 1890, az l0OClock
a. m, of said day, and prOceedd TO view and
survey said road ana give an parties "A hear
ing
Done by order of the board OF commission
crs of Logan county. Oklahoma Territory.
r. EMMETT STEWART
County Clerk and CLERK of said Board