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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24

Oliver Burleson. and old and highly
respected citizen of Johnson City, died
last Sunday evening at the home of Mr..
Shoats, in Unicoi county.
Mr. Burleson left the city last Friday
morning to accompany his mother to her
home near Bakersville, N. c., and on
his return Sunday morning, as he was
crossing the Iron mountain, the, horses
which were attached to his carriage be-
came frightened, and ran down the
mountain throwing him out, INJECTING
such injuries that death came within a
few hoHrs.
Mr.. Burleson' S remains we're brought
to the city Tuesday and was buried
with Masonic honors Wednesday at 10
o'clock. He leaves a wife and two
children and large circle of friends in
the this city to mourn his loss.
RERFECT and permanent are the
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24
Blu ckIen's Arnlca Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box,
For Sale at Lyle's Grocery Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24

OF Druggists Mt S0O, sent by express on receipt
Of price. Write for book containing testimonials
and valuable information for all Mothers, free
Tho Rrndneld REGULATOR Co., Atlanta. Ga.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24
MOTHER! : : :; $: !: j: ' {;

and about which such tender and
holy recollections cluster as that
of MOTHER she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guild
ed our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth
er is beset with danger and all eff
fort should be made to avoid it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24
THE y COMET

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists re fund the money il it fails to cure 25c
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24

Educate Yoar l'owels With Cascare5s.
E'af 5v Catt%rtic, cure cnG tipati0n tcrC or.
Ice, 25c. II G. c. C. fail, druggists refund money
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24
Mothers
Fl i end

dread, suffering or gloomy lore
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the joy of Motherhood.
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than before
conference.-the short, it makes
Childbirth natural and easy" as
SO many have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24

Go to Lyle's every evening and hear
the free phonagraph concert "The
Coonville Cake Walk" "My Gal, ="
"Song and Dance, 1.-THE Darkey's
Temptation" and other popular and
warm pieces.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-02-24

so assists nature
in the change TAX
ing place that
the Expe eta mt
M O Their is ena-
bled to look for
ward wit h out
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-26
S ct) II / 3 e {.

Gin gfiriid)en ueroen in Teras
liber 200 perldleoeue slrten seSosen.
gdsli6 600 9riefe ipll i'm
GurGidnitt Der beutIne Safer erbals
ten.
Ger 8tumenbanbel in9on.
bon bot per Satr einen llmlas BON
92,000,00O.
Son ben Stdbteu Der Gtbe
baben 209 je iiber 100000 Ginuobner
su perSeI9nen.
auf adt 5oIbaten in Srs
lamb trifft i'm 1urdidnitt nur
elmer in S1ottlanb.
Ole 9ep6tteruns Guropas
1T pon $50, 100000 Seeleu Dor so
Sabren auf 100000, 600 segenludrtig
ansewadlen.
Die menidli1e 9ebenss
bauer 1T i'm Gurdidnitt am gr6Eten
in S9meoen uno 0lcrmegen, am flein,
lien in Selierreid uno Stalien.
@enn ollie Spaeenin gme ;
rita bis auf elm paar pernidtet Mir
oen, 10 lpdre in 80 Sabren bielelbe
aniabl bieier S6sel iuieoer porbanoen.
Ole meiiten peridiebeneu
vi lanaenarteu fueiit ipabrldeine
ll9 Snoien auf. Gs gibt bort Is, 900
ETlan3enarten, lpdbrenb gang europa
oeren rur 10000 uersei1uet.
Polniide Miitter bes ls.
Sabrbunoerts plleoten ibre 5odlter ,um
2ragen tleiuer Gl0dhen gu peraulalz
ien oanlit bas 9erbleiben Der iunqen
Ganen ieoerSeit toutrollirt pe,Sen
founte.
Mit Diamanten, Sapbis
rem unb 9iubinen i'm @eiammts
tuertb bon sl2, 10000 lit oas Grab
beS in 632 II. Gbr. perItorbenen 9ro,
pbeten Wlubamneb in Wieoina, slra>
bien, beoedt.
Der 0ebarf bon 9ferbes
fleii6 miro in 0eutIdlano immer
ausgeSebnfer. Gum gd)ladten be,
ftimmte @dule, fir bic man iriiber 10
bis 20 Wlatf besablle, folten jett 100
bis 200 Wlarf.
Mar9aripe wirb in 4aris taas
LID in Der Wienge bon $1,000 Siloz
granm beroeliellt uno in etma aleidlen
Gbeilelt nat Ger 9iormaaoie, Der 9res
tagne, mad Sollano uuo nod @ro6s
britanuien uerlenoet.
Gergelieue Ne9enidirme
meroen in ben gonooner IlletbuaQen
bur1lfuittlid) 40, 900 in ieoem Sahre
gefunoen. glur renise bieier niielidJen
Gegenltdnoe 9elangen mieoer in Sie
Sdube ibrer Gigeuibiimer.
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Sie @efd,id,te sinee gflapeu,

Yin Sdnben uno 5iiBen bas qan5e
2eben lang sefeiielt 5u lein bnrd Die
ganfen Der &ranfbeit, bas iIt 10 siem.
LID Die i9limmite 5orm Der Stlaoerei,
Die man ii1 oerfen fam! @eorae ..
Williams BON Mandeher, Did,, be-
rlhtet, tpte fold eth Sflape befreit
lpuroe. Gr iast: ,Meine Srau mar
ie6s Sabre lans 10 bilflOs, oaB 1ie ii6
ni1t elnmal alleIn i'm Bette umbre6en
fonnte. gtadoem iie sluei 6laiden
electric Sitters sebraudlt bate, beIIerte
ii6 ibr 3ultano IN munoerbarer gSeiie.
10 oaB lie jeBt ibre Sausarbeit ielbIt
oerri6ten fam. 9as porsiiallhe Weits
tel fir 5raueuletben beilt aufs lhneqlte
gferpoiitdt. 56lailoiiafeit. Melanbolie,
8opfldmer5eu, Jtudeni6mersen uuo
ObnmadtsaniGne. 3ieie punoeriuirz
tenbe Weoicin iIt Elm tuo9r.s 6,uaoens
9eidenf fir ale idtuahen, frdnflideu
uno erldbpften 2eute. seoe 9lalhe
uirc 9arautirt. gtur so Gents bic
6la'he. 3u babeu bei ben Apotbefern
5. &afteDer & Son.
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SeneS @efiibl pes 8chaaeua

NIT benz erheiternben geuuBtfein bes
erneuerisu @efunhbeit unb aroft unb
Der Reiuiguug aner iureren Oraone.
weI6e8 bem Bebraude bss sseiaeu.
sp,ups nnffoIqt. III olIsn 3enen nm.
befanut aeblieben. uelfe nod nifi
tibsr bic oIfmobifhen SeilmitteI birous
fortae'6ritteu fiub uub iiber ieue bilis
Gen @rfubmitteI. bic giuem Oft ouoe.
bUten pstbeu. bic aber tein berfdhbi.
ger Wsnf6 mehr nimmt. Wau toufe
bos d6te Wit'et. Ga mirb herus'fqQt
BON Der California Fig Syrup CO...
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Nus Gibraltar mirb berid,tet. bos

Y IUF"''"t UEEV UtIFtUItII UU
bon ben tn @euia iutsrnirteu eubani,
t6en 8efangeuen 16 Don bea Spauieru
liefgelafen tuurben. 9ur1 8ermitt.
lung bes ameritaniffsn 6oniul5 wur.
ben bie'elbsn nod Rsu Dort gefcnbi.
gtipa 260 bleibeu In Geuta. GieieI
ben befiuben I'D, in beiammerus mertbev
2age. ueber 100 cubanifhe 8efan.
gene finb bereits In Gsuta seforben.
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Sfiir @puu,nsN Ntnter.

SD bin Elm unabbdnsiser aanbibat fir
bas Nm. beS Gountb 3ihters bon
8erar Gount1 Bel ber am 8. gtooember 1893
itattftnoenhen 8 bl unb weroe i'm Gebe
bleiben bis bic Stlmmen sssdbt iino. Sd
eriahe meine 6reunee unp Daitbiirser, MID
81 urteritiiseu unb fi9 reht3eitte r res
giftriren Iaiien!
81. .. URinpr,
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WtabHfe 9ptel Sar,
Of Souhon gtrabe,
70 m. M u tb, -. Giaentbiimer

Wlan finbet bier elm bpr3ualifeS
@las Bier unierer heimiiden 8raue.
reien. geionbere 4uertennune Der.
bienen bic Weine, Gisarren. Whisties,
9iqu6re &c. gorStislider 6reis
iunh bes W orgens unb ga d.
mittags. Oieie Wiribihaft erfremt
Hd oes ausse3eidneten &ufes au benz
angenebmiten gufentbaIiSorte Der
Stabt au adblen.
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Nir iinb outcriiirt, Serrn Beter 5 o.
ma ols 8onoloat fur bas Unit oes
GDuntb 8ihters BEL Der benor.
ftsbenoen Batl anauaeisen.
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SIR Gouuip. .51abmeifer: :

Bir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn s o 8 n
2eaTer als Ganbibat fur oas glmt oes
gountp 4abmei tiers an3us
Aeiaen.
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Ittr 0litrlfi > Nnnalt:

Bir iiuo autoriiirt. Serrn 6 garlos
3 e als 8anoioaten fir bas Unit oes
3 DtftrittsN n ~ alte8 anauseiaen.
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isnr 6heriff.

gsir iinb autoriiirt. 6errn Sohn
WiItens jr. als &ahoibat fir oas Nmt
bes 9 Sheritfs Bel Der beporhebenoen
Nabl an5uaeigen.
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fFnr Gouhabler.

8ir iinb nutDriiirt, Serrn SDe 8phr
als 8an6loat fir Bieoerwabi fir bas
aon fta bler'Imt oes l. 8recintts
an5utilnbisen.
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gir iinb autprifirt Serrn Spbn 9.
@ampbell als 8anoibat fir bic 8le.
berwabl fiir oas Amt bes g beriffs
bel Der benprftebenoen 8ahl anauseisen.
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Nsettbies Sros. Tleti1er,

go. 507 8 fi.b IL # o n.Stras'.
ylur bas borstgli9fte Rinbs, S6af
unb 5dpeinefeiih.
Soe3ialitdt: Sunae8 aaIbfeifh.
ale arteu BON Wurf, Sdinteu
3unge, Shmals &c.
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sSiir Dihritt. gIert.

g8ir finb autpriiirt Serrn Senrp Il m.
beib as aanoioat fur fa8 Nmt oes
Dtfritt.g glerfs an5u5eigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-26

Sir iino autpriiirt Serrn Nat Sem 8
als &enoioat fir bic Wtefertuabl iiir oas
Nmt bes 8 Siftrift-g lerts auauseieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-26

Serb. gtaffel, 33l gaff gom.
merce StraBe. YreferDaline 3ur
grhoItuug BON Butter. Wurfi unb
1Ieiid. 8siaI3eae 8inber 9drme.
Stlahtmefsr &c.
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isiir @ounlp NHeHor:

Gir limb autoriiirt, 5errn gbas. Chi
ner als aauoioat fir baS Mmt bes
gountp.Miieiiors 8 anauaeigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-26

gsir fino nutoriiirt Serrn SnD. SO.
Z bin als &anbibat ,iir bas Amt bes
@ountp. 9 Sdabm iiters auauaei.
gen.
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STR @punips Steuer. Collector.
gEir iinb autorilirt. Serrn paul
M eer heiot ols 8anoioat fir bas
Nmt bes County. Steuer<8 pllef.
tors ananaaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-26

6iir @Ounip @ommlinouer prselntl 3.
g8ir itno autoriiirt, 5erru sS M. Ser
pei ols 8anoioat fiir oas amt oes
Sountp 8ommtiidrs 8rectntt
Ho. 3, au5utltnoi9en.
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Saa NutOuio, Mttwod1 bsm rs. Ottobu 1898.
9es Siirger 2ifet.

9es Siirger Sitfet.
Sir 9iitrift-Gi6ter:
5. :. Camp.
Sir GtltriftsNntpalt
q. 2emD.
Sir 9inrift. Glert:
Qenrp um heih.
Sir COUNT. .8ibter:
Yeter Sonas.
Sir Count. .glerf:
Sbab. W. 8 ultih.
Sir gountp Solicitor:
Sofe @aifianp.
Sir sbe,iff:
5obn 9Btltens. ir.
Sir @ountp<9ntualt:
Sobn u. @onuot,
Sir gountpsgiieiior:
gbarles 5biner.
Sir gounlDs Shobmeiiter:
Sobn ". s obiu.
Sir gountnsgermsiisr;
8 bDs. 6. MELTON.
STR Santes nnb Gieb<Snipecto,:
SDwarb u. bennina.
SIR County shul- superintendent:
Or. SObn q. aote.
Sir Die 2esistatur:
W. II. sBursbuG.
gB. 9. Rerr.
Sir county. 8ommiliare:
yreeintt Is. 6. Dmper.
Bieeintt 2-SeB 81. SelI.
prscintt 3-0. .. t5oIIiman.
prseintt -Sobug. srainer.
Sir 5rie6ens.2ibter:
Ytecinft 1-6raut 8. g8afh.
preeintt 1-8 b. 5. Adams.
Sir &onitabler:
Soc aohr.
Sir bifsntlider @aeer:
Ghas. 3uII mann.
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0SablsMn5eigen.
SShr Bic Qeatsla.ur.

gsir iinb autor,iirt Serrn Sames g.
81 NJ c m B nls unabhdnaisen 8anb ba.
ten fir bic 2egtslatur an3utlinbigen
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Jiir Griebsnsrihter be8 l. prscintis.
gsir iino outoriiirt, Serrn 9bi1. 8.
g boot als 8dnoibaten fiir 8uocruabl
ilr oas amt oes sSriebensribters
bes |. HrecinftS 5uflubigen.
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1iirpe's Wineraiiuaiier IN in
ollen Apotbsfen au babsn.
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- Seubrehen, WiubmhbIen. pums
pen uuD R6bren.
Mlamo Srpn Wprts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28
KEATON'S MAJORITY
WILL REACH 5000
Letters From al Parts OF the
Terr,tOry showing the
Strength OF bC Free
Silver Cause.

The LEADER publishes today the lol-
lowing letters taken a. random from
all parts Of tho territory Those who
know the writers know that they are
not given TO extravugant aud wild
guesses, but their estimates are based
upon the most conservative and re',a
| lie information obtainable in then
respective counties
Accepting these statements as APP
proximately refectiog the situation,
Judge keaton's majority over Flynn
cunnot be far from 5000, and over both
Flynn and Hankins not less than $500
1t is hardly possible that these es
tima.es can be materially changed in
the short time between now and the
election, and we can see no reason
why they may not be slightly under in
stead OF over what the final result may
declare. This view is strengthened by
private information from many points
claimed by the Repu blicans as safe for
Flynn, but because Of the private
character Of the information they are
omitted in this review OF estimates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28

The Capital City Business college
stin continues in a most hourishing
condition and has no equal anywhere
for steady and rapid growth and in
crease of attendance nor for the re-
markable success OF its graduates in
securing and holding good paying
positions.
II outranked every school Of its kind
in the southwest in enrolment during
the past year, and defies all compete
tion in giving satisfaction, comfort and
convenience 10 its students.
The cost OF attendance for board
books, tuition and other necessary ex
penses are less than at any other re
spectacle business college. These
facts, accompanied with a set purpose
on the part of all its instructors to dc
thorough, coneientlous work, has
placed the school on the highest plane
OF success in its various lines Of work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28

URAL, Ok, Oct. 10, 1898.
To the Editor of the Leader.
j. h. Keaton will receive at least so
per cent OF the whole vote of our coun.
ty, and very probably his vote will
reach So per cent. We will poll this
year about 600 votes. Two years ago
we polled in this county about 800
votes. There are among the Republic
cans IN this county that will vote the
straight Democratic ticket this year
Our county ticket this year wlll be
elected to a man, Heretofore we have
had hard road with what they call
themselves Independent Democrats
This year we will snow the Republi-
cans under and we expect to elect
every candidate on the regular organ
lied Democra ic eket. The Demo-
cratic party has increased considerably
since 1896. Most respectfully,
w. p. FRANCIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28
Personal MENTION.

p. G. Burns is here from Stroud.
A, NJ. Fowler is in Oklahoma City,
Joseph Manther is down from Perry,
G. W. Bell is here from Kansas City.
e. S. Donnelly is in Edmond today.
R. N, Taylor, of Omaha, is in the
city,
City Marshal Jaxter is at his home
sick.
o. D. Hall went to Oklahoma City
today,
Louis Napoleon Beadles is back from
the farm,
Rev. A, b. Nichols is back from
Washington.
Mrs. Harry Sims and son, Oscar, have
returned from Saltwater.
viii Cronin, the coffee salesman, Of
St Louis, is here today
Judge Green and Edgar Jones have
returned from Oklahoma City.
DR.. Buxton is in Oklahoma City to-
day to prosecute violators of the med
ieal laws.
j. $. Lyon returned today from
Kansas City, where he bought two
car loads Of buggies.
miss Mabel Painter will leave in a
few days for Brazil. Ind, to pass the
winter with relatives.
Jake Douglas is wearing his eye in
a sling today. lie had mix up witk
a belt yesterday at the gin.
Frank Roberts. OF Coon Rapids, Iowa,
large stock dealer, is in the city ar
ranging for feeding cattle here.
c. w. McMillen, representing the
LEADER, left today for Oklahoma City
and points west on the Choctaw road
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28

representative Of the LEADER
called upon Postmaster Mccoy at the
pos. office this afternoon and showed
him the State Capitals statement that
the mail for Mr. j. S. Soule and his
family had been ordered forwarded TO
Oklahoma City. Mr.. Mccoy, while not
caring to appear ia the matter, in JUS
tice to Mr.. Soule, said it was not true
since he had charge of the post Office.
That so far as he knew Mr.. Soule and
family always got their mail at the
iuthrie post office, at least ever since
he had been postmaster. Mrs. Carrie
Perkins, who has been assistant post
master for more than five years, stated
in the most positive and unequivocal
ranner that the mail Of Mr.. Soule and
family had never been ordered or for
warded to Oklahoma City or anywhere
else, but they have always gotten it
at the Guthrie post Office.
This ought to settle the foolish lie
of the State Capital. In addition to
this low down lie, the statement of
the State Capital that Mr.. Soule's fam
lily ever lived In that city is equally
false. for not only did they never live
there, but none OF his family ever saw
the place.
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BEAVER. Okla Oct

BEAVER, Okla Oct. is, 1898.
Guthrie LEADER;
Replying to your letter Of the 10th
inst, will state that | am just h0me
from a campaign trip, and my belief is
that we will poll full party vote for
Keaton. This will reduce Flynn S
maj rity by 100 from his vote of two
years age.
Flynn is not so popular here as IN
the past. Some broken pledges will
lose him some votes. Democrats who
refused to support Callahan because
he was preacher, will be with us this
year. Keaton's speech here was we'll
received, but there is little political
excitement now, You may count con-
servatively upon not exceeding fifty
majority for Flynn from Beaver eoun-
ty. Yours very truly,
BEAVER,
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PAwNEE. okla.. Oct. II. 1sqs.

PAWNEE, OKLA, Oct, Il, 1898.
To the Editor Of the Leader
1 desire to say that | have been over
Pawnee county to some extent and
have talked to leading men all over
the county, and although interest up
to this time is very slight, yet II is my
opinion that the vote will be 80 per
cent larger this year than two years
ago. My information leads me to be-
lieve that Mr.. Keaton will carry this
county by larger majority than aid
Mr.. Callahan two years ago.
The fusion candidates will be elected
for the county and legislatives officers
beyond question.
Most respectfully yours,
w. l.. EAGLEsToN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28
K1NerisHER. Oct. 27. IS,

kINGFisHER, Oct. %, 1898.
To the Editor Of the Leader
The committee has copy Of my
speech, which they are going to pub
lish In that l made as strong plea
to Populists as any letter could pub.
lish As to the Joint discussion, |
some time since rendered my services,
and authorized it to be made at any
time. | am still ready to have the dis.
cussion. | have been challenging
Flynn in every speech, and have ad-
vised the Republicans that / would
contribute $50 to their campaign fund
II they will agree to joint discussion
between him and myself, 1 think /
have about covered the ground. You
may rest assured shat we are on the
winning side. Yours truly,
J. Y. CALLAHAN.
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TALoeA Oct.

TALoGA, Oct. 20, 1898.
To the Eoltor OF the Leader.
Judge Keaton will, in my judgment,
receive a majority OF from l5O TO 25O
in d county. The county polled 742
votes last election, and will poll about
$50 votes this fall, allowing IS per cent
for stay at homes, blank tickets, etc.
| draw my conclusion on the judge
from personal campaign in the coun-
ty and the opinion Of others who are
working in Keaton's interest, Very
truly, w. Z. HICKoK.
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KINerIsHER Oet. IS, lsgs.

hlNGFlsHER. Oct %, ISIS.
TO the Editor of the Leader
The campaign has been a quiet one
on both sides, although in this imme-
date section organization bids fair TO
bring out full democratic and Popu.
list vote We will poll the full Gala
han vote of 1896 FOR Keato1 and make
some gains. This county will be close;
we hope and expect TO carry IL, So far
es have been able TO learn. the Pop
ulists and Free Silver Republicans
have been acting in entire good f,.th
aud are giving keaton hearty support.
This is positively correct as to this sec
ton. This support should elect Keaton
by az least 1000 majority, there being
no Democratic disaffection to meet.
There should be an increase over the
vote Of 1896, but l see no evidences of
any material changes on the part OF
the voters. The increased votes will
not disturb the political equilibrium
as established ia 1896 Apathy may
cut Keaton's majority to 1000. We
will elect thIee-fourths OF our county
ticket. f. G. SPII MAN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28
CITY IN BRIEF.
Register, Monday and Tuesday.

Register, Monday and Tuesday.
Fifty bales of cotton were marketed
in the city today.
Civil service examination was held
at the postofiice today.
Guthrie people are going to Stroud
and Chandler now by rail.
Two car loads Of hogs were shipped
TO Kansas City this morning.
The railroad to Stroud and Chandler
has impaired the stage service.
A big wolf chase is to be held at
Oklahoma City in few days.
Nags are scarce. They have been
bought in by the Flynn Republicans.
Miss Robt. w. Ramsay entertained
the Friday Whist Club at her home
this afternoon.
j. H. Havighorst received his final
receipt TO 81 Seven Year Ranch at the
land office this morning.
Geo. Davis plead guilty to fighting
and disturbing the peace yesterday
and Faid Judge Mock 81.
II is rumored that Kansas City de-
-tectives are here on the trail of George
Taylor, the Weeks murderer.
Simon Simmons was fined eight dol
lars in the police court yesterday for
lighting. In default Of the eight dol
lars he languishes in jail. -
major Freeman has complied with
the late sidewalk ordinance by putting
down brick sidewalk around his new
corner First aud Oklahoma,
Il. ii. Greer did business with the
city council last night. A i've minute
talk forced the council To rescind an
order. Those councilmen can't be
lost.
Frank Weaver, the slot machine
man has made room at his home on
Elm street for an s-pound boy. which
rarived last night. Fred is the happi-
est fellow in town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-28
srILLwATER, o. r., oct. 10, '0S

STILLwATEB, o. t., Oct 10, '9s
Guthrie LEADER:
The territorial election will be clos
ed with Mr.. Keaton elected The
Populists will elect their entire coun-
ty ticket, with the possible exception
Of the Democratic candidate for coun'
ty assessor.
There will be an increase over the
vote of two years ago, but no mater
ial change relatively.
Truly yours,
+. c. HUNT.