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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04
FALSE CLAIM.

One of the commonest things one
hears in behalf of Dennis Flynn's can
didscy is that the next house Of rep
re.entatives will.be Republican and in
order TO accomplish anything q Rep
resentative should be in accord with
the administration The premise OF
this proposition has no foundation in
fact and wo will :look at the other
feature of the contention later on in
the article, The chancesi are very
much In favor Of democratic major.
ity in the Ffty-kixth Congress OF
the 49, members OF the Fifty hfth
Congress 202 are republican and 1855
democratic, populist and free silver.
A change OF twenty-four districts will
give 10 the democrats or anti-republi-
can members q majority. The pros
pects for larger number OF changes
are quite good In New York, Penn
sylysnia ana the New England states
the conditions are very unfavorable to
the administration. Only one OF these
states can profit by the war and that
10 New York, ana through the record
made by Col. Roosevelt. who is the
republican candidate for governor of
thLt state. The record OF this admin
istrstion so far as handling and TAX.
ing care OF the nations soldiers is
dsmnable In the minds ef all but the
extremely blind pArtisans, and they
are not many The bond issue cannot
be defended and the continuation OF
the war tax in time Of peace will cost
she republican party thousands OF
votes This administration has done
but one thing successfully AMI that is
10 TAX the people. This fact the peo.
pls understand and will need no tel.
ling. hcKinieyism lacks great deal
Of being as strong as II was two years
ego and Hannalsm is much more rs,
pulsiys. Severale ledistrie.s in Ohio, Ia
dlAna. Illinois and Iowa are doubtful
with the chances on the side ~ free
silver and lower taxes, in many oi
them.
There Is big surprise in store for
the republican party this fal IL prom
isss 20 Os TO the republican party
what the election OF 1894 WAS to the
democrats With cotton lower than
u ever WAS in lhe history OF the coun
try aud wheat SO low II is produced Al
& loss. the Voters OF the country at,
rot going TO tumble over each Other
la their hurry TO get 20 the polls e
vote the republican, ticket Ia Noven
Der. IL is atileAst even money that
the democrats will have a majority IN
ths next congress-
50 far as the character OF the politics
&c . member ie concerned, it has n5
e&ees or 90 nhnenes except IA pSrtissr
politics and the consideration OF par
sissp nsIurss There is only on'
Psstlser 4asssdye Which could afeei
ths isrIilory litely 90 come before the
nsst eonsresa, snd that is statehood
ln,l hat e 40 longs. . partisan ques
tlon. 80 isr 81 the psople Of the terri
tofy ags conoeFned, ior ~ ptl li-s hsv.
s.selysd 10 iavot ol ttslehood Ia thei.
igfeg plstloFma It 10 rssaonf bis 4
srpposs hoasver be. he le@t con
'9fssS, % Repabllesp, vim gslule .h'
people Of oklshon4 statehood soE 20
Hslef rszsona. This is tres -ilfs
ecunsry. nd With statehood we woul'
,sad all our representatives AID sena
tore 20 Washington advocates Of :h'
white metal This would nos suit 2h'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

The LEApEE has erected Il booth at
fair grounds. supplied with desk chair
aud writing matteral and an nound
ant supply o. the daily and weekly
LEADER. which viii be supplied fres IA
each day You are requested to make
our booth head quarters Mr.. George
Miller will be ia charge and viii DO all
in his power To make your visit AZ the
fair pleAsanl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

EUGENE Gu.L, Of the Monitor didu Z
do "a thing to the scoundrels, renegades,
traitors aud hypocrits who compose
the mid road annex TO the Republican
party last week. His royal rottenuess
Frank Greer. received blow In the
solar plexus, also, but the more you
call him a rogue the bigger and more
important he feels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04
Cordial Irritation

We cordially invite you to make our
plate your headquarters during the
Oklahoma City Free Street Fair, Octo-
tober 10th TO 18th, ls9s. 1t win Civ
us pleasure to wait on you. Trusting
that we may see you, we are, with
best wishes, YOURS sincerely,
II. NJ. RICHARDSON,
II. NJ RICHARDSON. Jr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

REy. (?) BUCHANAN came to town
yesterday evening TO draw is salary
and eat. II the old fraud goes hun
cry it will be because his teeth are as
worn out as his conscience, aud he
can't masticate the grub he is expected
u live on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04
,, mn act easily. promptly and
I1OOu HllIS effectively. 70 cents.

ers who are behind this effort TO rob
the taxpayers Of Oklahoma will per-
haps find that there is justice some
where il it is necessary to 20 to the
United States supreme court to find Il.
The tax raise is one Of Mr.. Flynn's pet
ideas and will no doubt have his polit-
ical influence TO assist in it's final sue
cees--if it, ever uttaius success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04
TUESDAY. OCTOBER =. 1895.
NOTICE.

To Leader Patrons.
During my absence from the city
Mr.. J. NJ. Davis, correspondent OF the
Kansas City Times, will have charge
of the editorial columns OF the LEADER
and Mr.. Charles Brengle, OF the bust.
ness department. Any favors shown
them will be highly appreciated.
l.. g. NIRLAcK,
President LEADER prt'g., Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

MS htpuDIIcdH hHtTIH WVIII IHNW
the treasury with both hands.
What is true OF Lincoln county is
true OF every county in the territory
with Il similar political history. The
Republican party has elected men to
ofnce in the past and in Republican
counties whose aim has been TO steal
and loot and grab
DO the voters and tax payers Of okla
homa want TO place their affairs again
in the hands Of set Of ras,als? II
they do not the safest thing 10 do Is TO
vote the fusion ticket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

4 FhRIINhNI ILLthIHdIION-
The expenses Of running Lincoln
county for the past six years have been
as follows, per year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04
Rheumatism Gone
Complication OF Diseases Afte
Having the Grip
sotte IN Every way Since fa@in6
.lood,s sarsaparilla.

AQOu
The grip and other forms Of serious
illness often leave the system in
thoroughly doranged condition. In
such cases Hoods Sarsapariila Is just
what is needed. Read this
"The grip lott zoe with a complication
ot diseases was o5nstipated, grew very
thin and became discouraged. Ny VIE
procured bottle ot Hood's Ssrsapsri'ls
and began taxing it After taking se7-
sral bottles / gained in weight and felt
SC per cent better. The rheumatism With
which had been troubled left me and
Hoods Sarsspsrilla gave me strength.
I have great faith in its curative power"
WILLIAM CALBEcg Peabody, Kansas.
Hoods Sq+San pafiiia
Is the best--in fact the one True blood Further.
Sold by all druggists 81 sls Tot g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

The present county clerk - Tree
silver official. The present sheriff is a
Republican, and the difference in the
Clerks and sheriffs expenses is quite
perspicuous. Here is the cost per
quarter OF the sheriff's Office for the
past six pears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04
ghe Gea>ss

engered in the poctonnce at Guthrie, Oti-
. gecJ1d clag nail matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

TIC pupuIANun uI thF tuuuI} uas u"
creased as follows la 1se4 IL vas less
than IS COO $50. 10. 54s and 1885,
.glss4 The affairs Of the county for
the past two years. for the first time.
have, with the exception OF three Off
cials been la the hands OF the free
silver party A statement ~ the print
ing expense accounts shows the way a
portion of su@ eountys moneys went
The average cost OF printing aud sup
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-04

We are Headquarters on both mems
and boys boots. See us
before Buying.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15
Three and One Half Per Cent. Bonds. at
Par.

The value of UNIQUE STONED financial
credit to any community is shown by a
sale BY Staunton, Va, Of $2o, 600 st per
cent, city bonds at par. The entire
issue was taken by private investors in
and near Stauntop, and Mayor Landes
writes the Manufacturers Record that
there have been calls by investors for
bonds at the same price. We believe
that this is the best figure ever secured
by any small Southern town for bonds
and it puts Staunton's financial credit
alongside Of that OF the great cities Of
the country. 1t is especially crafty
ing to note that the bonds were all
taken at home, thus indicating the
very large amount Of surplus money in
that community seeking safe invest
ment. 1t is possible for every Southern
community to so strengthen its credit
and to so develop its wealth that the
time will not be very distant when 1t
can sell 3!per cent bonds at par as
Staunton did, but before this comes it
means steady development of indus
tries and a sedulous care is doing the
things which strengthen public credit.
Manufacturers Record.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15
NO. H..
A LITTLE MOREON NORMASIsM
EDITOR GRENADA SENTINEL

EDITOR GRENADA SEETINEI
In recent issue Of your paper you
published the articles Of faith as held
by the Norman church. in which We
find much that is good, but I would
like to give your readers little more
light on the subject, and, therefore,
| send you clipping from the Salt
Lake Tribune" ard kindly request is
publication. This article is from P
leading paper published in the very
heart Ct Mormanism and needs no com
ment, but speaks for itself It il as
follow:
POLYGANY.
The Con ioint Conference OF the Y.
N. and Y. /. NJ. |. A. for ,hc counties
of Emery and Carbon was in session at
Castle Dale during Saturday and Sun
day, and proved to be very profitable
and successful gathering. So large
was the attendance that it was imposs.-
bic to accommodate half Of hose who
sought admission at any session
Apostle Woodruff and wife. Mr.. Holt
and Mrs. Freeze, of Salt Lake, were
present, and assisted in the work Of
the Conference. Mr.. Holt preached
Sunday morning, and Apostle Wood
ruff in 1.-THE afternoon. Mrs. Freeze
took for her theme polygamy, ana
defended the practice 40 not only being
right, but divine command OF God
Apostle Woodruff and Mr.. Holt alsu
TOOK up the ratter, and stated the BE-
lief in poly gany was as much a part Of
the faith OF the Mormon Church to-
day az it ever was, and that while in
Difference to the laws Of the United
States. plural marriages was not
practced at the present limo, it was
neverlnelass believed - re right. and
the Government was rOLnemncd FOR
suppressing it. It was impressed
up, n tho minds of the young people
that they could not denv this part Of
the Mormon belief without at the
sano time denying the Prophet
Joseph Smith, on whose advice it was
first prac,iced. Salt Lake Tribune.
W. NJ. MCINTOSH
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE MA.
TIONAL CAPITAL,
From our regular correspondent

from Our regular correspondent
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1898.
Lawyers for the defense seldom
bring out any testimony against the
accused. The members of the McKin-
ley war Investigation Commission
1.-THE Alger Relief Commission, is
what local paper calls it-who have
put the questions to the witnesses who
have so far testified may not consider
themselves Secretary Alger's lawyers,
but, If they were, their questions could
not in the opinion of many unpreju-
diced persons, have been more careful.
ly prepared to prevent the giving OF
undesired evidence. One witness-Col.
Lee, who started to tell about some OF
the War Departments mismanagment,
in the matter Of transports, without be-
ing questioned upon the subject, was at
once called down and informed that
the Commission was not ready to enter
that branch Of the investigation. He
took the hint and thereafter only an
swered such questions as were asked.
Gen. f. V. Boynton reiterated his the~
ory that flies we're responsible for so
much sickness at Camp Thomas, and
another witness,-a brigade surgeon
indorsed it, Instead Of trying to find
out, the Commission appears to be try
ing MOTTO find out anything derogatory
to Secretary Alger's management of
the War Department. 1t appears to
desire only evidence that will be COM
plimentary to the Department.
There is much sympathy expressed
for Mrs. Mckinley, who left Washing.
ton for Canton, Ohio, Saturday night,
TO attend the funeral of her brother,
who was killed, supposedly by a jeal-
ous woman, Friday evening. She was
to have started to the Omaha Exposi-
tion today, with Mr.. Mckinley and
party of officials and their wives. The
party went and will be joined at Cam
ton by Mr.. Mckinley, but Mrs. Nc
Kinley will probably not 60.
Nothing could show more encour-
agement for Democrats in the Con-
gressional campaign than the fact that
Republicans acknowledge their fear of
losing four out of the eleven Iowa dis
tricts, now all represented by Repuh-
licans. A gain of thirty seats ia all
that Is needed by the Democrats to
put the Republican in the minority in
the next house, and the prospects OF
getting them and many more, is bright
at this time.
Ex-senator Blackburn, of Kentucky.
now in Washington, said: 1.-THE po-
litical outlook in Kentucky is as salts
factory as Democrats could wish."
Mr.. Mckinley is said to be very
much disgusted at the position taken
by Teddy Roosevelt, that his election
to be governor of New York is neces-
sary as an endorsement of the admins
tration and the war, and it would not
be surprising If he should take some
way Of letting it become known that he |
would not consider Roosevelt's defeat
IN affront to himself or his administra-
lion, although pressure Is being
brought to keep his mouth shut.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15
----- -. =---------H- --r.
Harrison ltnln-

Miss Maud Harvey, and ter brother
George are the guests e. I"s ] {
kuykeDdall uatil Jack Frost" puts in
his appearance; then they will 70 to
their new home in Memphis.
Mrs. Eliza Brown, entertained her
young friends last Thursday night at
"High Tea" The young people start.
ed in style. but BY the time they reach
ed there they were SO "bedabbled' =
with mud aud rain that they had 70
ramsacS their hostess old chest for a
dry clothing. and then turn their
"IIigh Tea" into "Jacky Party, nc
blind mans buff and other games were
enjoyed until a late hour.
Our school closed last week at th,:
request OF the Board not to open until
after frost. Mr.. Beauchamp and Miss
Emma Foustir, Went TO the country to
remain until they resume their school,
Our handsome young Dr.. Wheat, left
for Vanderbilt, where he will continue
his study in Dentistry.
Mr.. Thomas, OF Grenada who wa in
his buggy going through the country
looking after the telephone came
quietly lnto our town and was using
our telephone when our lively Mar
shall hustled him out in hurry
Mr.. Harvey, Of Sardis, also tried to
use the telephone but was sent out
.astey than he came in. Our little
Town has always been called very
but now it only receives
those in the corporation.
Mr.. c. H. Farley, went out in the
country to see his wife and little
daughter Miss Bessie Dickens.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15
A CHURCH.,
Containing Yellow Fever Suspect, Re
duced To Ashes.
In Tallahatchie eCounty.Couuty, Near Phil
lip City.

Special to Commercial Appeal
JACKSON, OCT. 9.-Dr. 7. B. Harri-
son, health officer of Tallahatchie
county, reports to the State board a
grewsome tragedy that took place a
few days ago in the neighborhood Of
Philips, an inland town, just over The
line in Letlore county.
A church in which an unknown
white man, tramp, had taken refuge
when attacked by supposed case Of
yellow fevor, was burned to the ground
and the body Of the tramp vas consum-
ed in the flames.
When the tramp was discovered he
was in negro church and in a dying
condition. DR.. Harrison, the nearest
physician, was summoned, and without
hesitation declared it to be a genuine
case Of fever.
The announcement created consider
able panic, and telegram was sent to
Jackson for the State board to send an
expert to confirm the diagnosis. In a
short time, however. and before the
! expert arrived, the man is said TO have
died
At any rate Dr. Harrison witLure "
to attend to other professional matters
requiring his care. When he returned
the church WAS in ashes and there Was
no clew, according to his staten Mt, as
to who had perpetrated l',n deed
This Termination OF the affair render
ed it unnecessary to senl the expert
asked for, as there il Lo Sherlock
Holmes on the State board who could
| diagnosis the disease from the ashes
remaining.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15

Under the caption Of "Sca,ter of the
Fever," the Vicksburg Herald says:
The report Of its appearance at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
is a conspicuous illustration OF the
froakish ness OF the yellow lever of
1885. There is no more sec. c.Laed and
isolated spot in the state than the col
lege, which is a mile distant from the
small town OF Starksville. The strict
quarantine that has prevailed ever
since the fever was reported in New
Orleans makes the question OF origin
extremely difficult to answer 1t will
be puzzle here to even suppose 50
remote source OF infection as the
bunch OF bananas that are charged
with CARRYING the infection to Taylor.
Reasoning from what Is known, or ap-
parent. there are hundreds OF places in
Mississippi where the fever was more
liable to appear than at the college,
Odds Of hundred to one would have
been laid that Vicksburg and a score,
of other places wonld be visited by an
epidemic starting from New Orleans
rather than Starksville. This fact
should shield the state board Of health
from censure for not preventing. the
fever from scattering abroad and ap-
peasing in all manner and unexpected
places. What is occurring when the
fever skips Vicksburg, Natchez, Meri-
dian, Greenville, Yazoo City and a
dozen other Of the chief towns of the
state, for some of the most secluded
is enough to justify loss Of faith in the
virture OF the interior guarantees, or
to stagger credulity in the diagosis
that declares these migratory microbes
to be yellow fever"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15

Inasmuch as you have to eat in order
to live, eat pure and wholesome food.
That's what you will do il you get
your groceries from US.
KIMBROUGH & PERRY,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-10-15
Non.Rosident Notice.

Non.RoD1dent Notice.
State Of Mississippi, Chancery Court,
Grenada County. ! Oct. Term, 1898.
Toz: T. Bailey, whose post M. ,o14
You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court Of
Grenada county, Mississippi, on the
Bird Monday in October, 1928, to show
cause, II any, why the final account Of
], Z. Bailey, administrator Of J. II.
Bailey, deceased, should not be allowed
and he discharged. J. @. PERRY,
"A, T, RoANE, Clerk.
8 Atty. .-f~ ID.
Sept. "a, 1898, At
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-21
IMPORTANT NEWS ITEMS.

The monitor Amphtrite has arrived
in Hampton Roads in tow of the 1ose-
mite.
The Times Gambia correspondent says
the MussuImans are yielding up only
obsolete arms.
Mr.. Bayard grows constantly weaker,
and his death is expected in the course
of II few days.
General Lawton reports from Santiago
"Sick, 1877; fever. go; new cases, 81;
returned to duty, $50; deaths, ~
The Duke of Tetuan declares that 81
casta by failing to avert war has ruined
Spain and must be elected from power.
Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnson, the
novelist and lecturer is reported dying at
the Maryland General Hospital in Bal
timore.
Blanco says he is not in accord with
the Cuban Colonial Ministry. but the
Home Government informs HIM he can
do nothing.
All well-informcd politicians in Michi-
gan agree that Governor Pingre viii be
unanimously rcnominated by the RepuD-
ilcans to-day.
1t is reported that Colonel w. J. Bryan
will shortly resign his commission III
the army and resume the discussion OF
public questions.
There was Il rear end collision on the
Charleston and Savannah railroad
yesterday, but although four or five cars
and freight engine were wrecked, no
lives were lost.
The japanese Government has replied
TO the circular of the Russian Foreign
Minister, suggesting international dis
armament. The reply supports the
Cars proposals.
The workmen at BilbOa. where Ccrve-
ras cruisers were built, wished to make
n hostile demonstration against the re-
turning Admiral, but the Government
has forbidden it.
The health conditions of Camp Meade
are improving, and General Graham
favors the retention of the troops there
until it becomes necessary to send them
to the West Indies and the Philippines.
The provincial councils election in
Spain has resulted in the return of the
Ministerial nominees, except ut Bilboa,
where the Basque patriot Sarana has
been elected by an Overwhelming ma
sority.
The remains of Brigadier General
Joseph II. Haskell have been laid to rest
with Masonic ceremonies in the Airing
ton Cemetery. Washington, the Presi-
dent and other distinguished persons at
tending the funeral.
The police have prohibited the holding
of five projected socialistic meetings in
Hamburg called for the purpose of dis
GUESSING Emperor Williams recent
speech regarding the imprisoning of the
provokers of the strike.
1t is reported in Detroit that the i'm.
mensen tobacco plant of Daniel Scotch
and Company has been consolidated into
the Continental Tobacco Company, and
the American Tobacco Company, which
respectively control the plug tobacco and
cigarette trade.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-21
THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, if you will only get
the right remedy. You are having pair
all through your body, your liver is out
Of order, have no appetite, no life OF
ambition, have n bad cold, III fact are
completely used up. Electric Bitters is
the only remedy that will give you
prompt and sure relief. They act direct
ly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys
tone up the whole system and make you
feel like a new being. They are guar
anteed to cure or price refunded. FoI
sale at any Drug Store, only 90 cents
per bottle