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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25
OVER THE TERRITORY.

Ell Reno Globe: The nomination OF
James Keaton as IL wcs by the united
action Of the democrats, populists and
free silver republicans, cements every
element that opposes republican domi-
nation into one harmonious whole, IL
matters not what the name of the or
ganization may be, IL is one in prinei-
pie, and one in opposition to rePuo-
lieanism,
DIV. Marquart, who has represented
Norman in the Klondike regions for the
past six months, arrived home yester-
dav morning, looking quite natural.
He spent ten days in Seattle, Washing
ton, getting back his naturalized
appearance, thereby deprivlng the
Normanites of seeing real Klondike
gold seeker as he appears at the end
of a six months toboggan on Alaskan
glaciers. This was real mean of Mar
quart; but as he had not succeeded in
6lling his pocket with gold he wanted
to look as natural as possible to his Old
friends here.-NormRn Voice.
Dick Shanafelt writes from the
trenches at Santiago toIPerry; A mum
Der OF the officers who served IN the
late war said they never saw bullets
hy thicker an they did in this battle
never felt afraid once and never got
scratch, SO am ready fJr another
fight"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25
dONPSON 70 RESIGN
Reported That the Territorial
Treasurer is at Outs With
The AdministI alton.

it Is being quietly noised about that
Territorial Treasurer Thompson in
tends TO resign his position and return
to Pawnee. Those " no know say that
Mr. Thompson is not n accord with
the present admlnistratiou, whose
boards have been dominated by the
governor. aud that the policy Of the
administration is grossly and fagrant.
ly out OF line with the recommends
tions laid down by the secretary OF the
interior.
II Is also said that Secretary Jenkins
Is sore and may throw up his 40 - a
very difficult feat by the way, for a
Republican to perform. Mr.. Jenkins
is hot under the collar over the ap
pointments OF Hoyt at Ponca City and
Murphy at Oklahoma City. II Is fur
ther iutimated that Jenkins and Hart
have formed a pool and will block
Mccoy games engineered by the gov
erpor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25
LAUGH WITH LITTLE ONES

a. tho Phenomenal aud Funny Perform
aneos Of Clo,rns. Beasis aud birds.
A big crowd Of happy children is IN
itself a sight well worth going a lous
way to see, and will be seen at Guthrit
on Thursday, Jdly 2s, II the unusual
efforts made by the management O.
the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bros.
Americas Greatest Shows Consolidated
70 delight the little folks are success
AS they doubtless will be, and to a tri.
umphant extent Such a playground
for the production OF fairylAnd spec.
tAcles, clown carniyals and animal
performances as is afforded by thiI
Immense aggregations hippodrome
arena, three circus rings and two ele
vated stages was never before devil ed.
Among IT'S astonishing aud mirtb-
making occupants will be seen the
oaly school OF educated Alaska seals
and sea lions, wonderful and waggish
performing elephants, the prettiest
and .eutgst ponies, the funniest acting
and riding monkeys, the best trained
dogs, dancing bears, phenomenal pigs
balancing goats, intelligent birds,
dtverting monkeys and other skillfully
trained creatures in a most varied and
hilarious programme. It's originators
may Justly claim to have added most
captivating children's day TO the ealen'
dar Of entertainment, and one which
even the children OF larger growth
can most heartily approve OF aud enjoy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25
TIE DIPPING YATS
A Noble Hare been Completed ~ SanHars
BOard.

a. Noble Hare been Completed ~ sanitary
Board.
The statement by the Oklahoma live
stock sanitary board that dipping watts
have be completed at Noble, in
Cleveland county, for the purpose of
destroying the ticks that propse ate
the Texas fever means much for the
cattlemen and farmers OF oklahoma IL
the experiments are successful. 1t is
the purpose Of the sanitary board TO
thoroughly test the alleged merits Of
certain petroleum oils for killing ticks
These oils are now on their way from
the east.
In addition to the vats pens have
been constructed for solating the
dipped cattle until it can BE- shown
definitely that the oil baths into which
the cattle will be plunged from a
pivot platform will destroy beyond
the question OF dot bt every tick on
the cattle. These experiments are the
arst to be undertaken, 1t is claimed
by any state except Texas and Mis-
souri,.
Texas fever will no longer be a
source of constant danger to cattle
men II the experiments are successful.
Cattle can be brought from infected
districts at any time Of the year,
cleansed and turned loose on Oklaho
ma ranges Farmers will have con.
slant market at good prices for their
forage and grain, Cattle from this
territory, it is hoped, can eventually
be reshipped to the northern markets
without the handicap that aft cts all
cattle that are now shipped from fever
] infected districts. Success at Noble
will result in the building OF dipping
vats along the catt trails ia western
! Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25

In the copy of the Hawaiian Herald,
sent the LEADER by c. A. Galbraith,
appears this professional card
sF. LITTLE. A, GALBRAIrH.
LITTLE ME GALBRAITH.
lie mau Loio a Kolsul ma Ike Kama
wai.
KEENA HAMA: Ma ka Hale o Kone
(Coneyl, Alanui Moi, Hilo, Hawai-,
Ia lava hookahi hoa keia hui e
lawelawe ! ma hihia ma ma kau
apan o ka Aha Kaapuni Hawaii
me ka Aha Kiekie ma HonOlu-
Ia. Uaiiako pono keia keena me
ma mahelo-oleio Hawaii, Puki, la
pana q me Pake He oluolu ma
kukakuka ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25
ISBELL A CORKER.
Endian Territory Rider. ,rin Screen WoHnds
Tells Of battles.

Endidn Territory Rider. run SsreH 0"hds
Tells Of battles.
Ton Isbell, sure enough fighter.
who went with the Rough Riders from
Vinita, I. T., and took part in the bat
tie Of La Quasiua, where he was
wounded seven times, twice through
the left hand, twise through the neck,
twice across the back OF the head, and
once through the right hip, wrote
letter home which was filed with
much unconscious humor. lie said:
Every time ! move | hurt and every
time hurt move and hart again, but
this place is all right. | was sure there
,-ssRftf helped skin Spaniards when fur
was good. While acting as scout | saw
several Spaniards standing up about
900 yards from me / was in timber
and they did not see me. so / crawled
up in about fifty or sixty yards Of them
and as | could see no more men | fired
and killed one OF them and at the
same time, the whole army IL seemed
to me, fred on me from the trench.
was hit twice, but ! stayed with them
about an hour till | got so weak
could go no further, so l had to stop.
! saw nv captain and Til Dawson get
killed IL was hot time all right TO-
about two hours and then those Span
iards got out OF that trench and tore
away toward town. Say, by jingo. If
would pay you TO see old Sampson fire
on a town with Spaniards in IL. They
come out like bees Those old 13-irch
guns look like a man could crawl In
the rifles and the barrels look like COW
trails"
Isbell is credited in the dispatches
from Santiago with firing the FIRST shot
in the battle of La Quasina.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25
NAMES OF PEARLS.
About 5000 small ones Can 10 Bourh,
for 80.

for 50.
Pearls are named according to their
size. The very large are called par
agon pearls; when the size OF a cherry,
cherry pearls; medium are called
piece pearls; smallest, dust pearls, says
the Philadelphia Times. The oval aud
long are tetmed pear pearls. while
badly formed specimens are known as
baroQues The value OF pearls varies.
OF course. with the qualify and general
colors, but the piece, seed and dust
pearls always have a market prlce
The cherry and paragon are sold on an
entirely different basis. II many ine
ones are on the market at time they
may be had al reasonable rates. Some
years they bring almost any price.
The Last two years especially. the deal
ers say, there has been a great scarcity
OF fine pearls. although there is no fall
lng on In the supply OF the small stun.
When a pearl exceeds one karer In
weight II Is sold separately Under
that weight they are sold in parcels
and become less valuable as they be-
come smaller The smallest dust pearls
collected average about 5000 to ehe
troy ounce and are rated AZ about So
per ounce. II, on the contrary, one
paragon weighing an ounce Tor $50
karels) was on. sale Il would bring
any amount from $4,000 TO $500. 600.
encordlnG 20 quality .
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Thermometer, l02
Swimming is all the rage.
The local post Office has new 4 ton
safe.
Old Moses and the best WHISTLES,
oil, Harrison Ave. 47-tf
For the coldest glass OF NJ iwaukee
beer 90 &c Old Moses, 2ll Harrison
avenue. If
Wanted-A good white girl to help
cook, at the Phillips house, 1928 East
oklahoma avenue. 5O-tf
For RENT,-A nice south front, dou-
BILE room, with board IL desired. Mrs,
Geo. f. Mundy, 392 w. Oklahoma Ave.
42-tf
Secretary Jenkins to-day granted
notary commissions TO Paul +, Cooper
Shawnee, and j. c. Colum oia, New
kirk.
Assistant Railway Mail SuperinIed-
ent Carr, OF Fort Worth, is in the city
and will inspect all the star routes out
OF Guthrie.
The Santa Re has put in at Ponca
the entire line from Purcell to Arkan-
sas City will be ballasted
II. Ii. Hagan, the real estate man,
last week sold two farms James Ken
nedy 70 Lafayette Campbell and Mont
gomery Steward 10 Thomas Gam BILE
Winfield S Smith to-day bought lot
%, block As, from J. w. Wilson, pay
An tNnn Ff.r iNsn he - u
is now occupied by Confectioner 70 iiler.
Norman smith, foreman OF the news
room OF the LEADER, settled the con
test on his claim, near Saltwater, last
week, by relinquishing aud receiving
80, 600,
Mr.. aud Mrs Stumptf eau be found
at the Welcome, which has been re.
opened by the stumpif Mercantile Co.
A full line Of general merchandise at
he lowest prices, II
Yost and Densmore Typewriter, sec
onG hand. as good as new, from s25 10
$50, sold on the installmvnt plan II
desired Address Millison Office Sup.
ply Co Wichita, Kansas AZ ~
Postmaster Mccoy took charge OF
his office today and has made the FOL.
lowing appointments Gilbert Dono,
no, assistant postmaster Lyman
Knighton, clerk OF the gene al de-
livery.
Clem CastAnien returned erday
for a two weeks visit with his parents
Tie has been on the road for the Kim.
berly Paint and Glass company, OF
Chicago. When he return- TO his posi-
ton he will travel in Canada.
The Garfield County Fair Association
Hled a charter with Secretary jenkins
to-day. II is capitalized ats5 900, with
headquarters AZ Enid. Among the di-
rectors are United States Marshal c.
IA. Thompson, Col A. E Haven and
Richard massoll.
The police force picked up few
strays, as follows: Neil Cox and
Pearl Gray. isturbing the peace, trial
this afternoon Chas. Kelley and
Jack Means, disorderly conduct, fined
each s. and fixtures, making s., in de-
fault Of which they will do sanitary
work for the city.
The Guthrie mill has been closed
down for the last two weeks, while ex
rts from Leavenworth gave the mill
thorough overhauling Everything
Is now In frst-elass condition. They
will have two new brands OF hour on
the market-sC CT and cold Gold. p
A. w. MeKeand, who has been with
the Coyle Mercantile company for the
last year, will be assistant manager
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Democratic Central commune.

At the meeting Of the Logan county
Democratic central committee, Satur-
day, a committee was appointed TO
confer with like committee from the
Peoples party looking to fusion. The
platform Of the county convention was
adopted, and plans started for sue.
eessful campaign against the Repub
liean enemy this fall
The committee appointed to confer
with the Populists Is as follows NJ,
White, r. l.. Hancock, r. NJ. McMur-
ray, George Holt and Joseph Gooch
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HUSTON BOOM STARTED.

RsP,sblican Machine wa Try alsd Aonii-
nate Him Ior Congress
ovement was duly started today
by the republican machine, looking 70
the nomination for congress by the
republican convention, Of Capt. Rob
ert Huston, Of the Rough Riders, now
in Cuba. C. G. Jones, Dick Morgan,
and Judge orner are bueking the
scheme, but the republicans knowing
their cause 10 be hopeless, and having
no platform, will try to make Il CAM
paign on war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25

c '. English is down fro sn Mulhall. !
r. b. Wallace is here hSm wichita
e. $. Marx, Of Kansas City. is here.
f d. Nix returned today to Joplin.
w S. Wells, Of st. Louis, is in the
city
J. Il Berry, Of St. Louis, is in the
city.
ne C. Montgomery is in the city
today.
JB Beadles came down ,rom Perry
to-day
j. a. Garliek, of Memphis, Tenn, is
In the city.
Ell. WILDER has returned from okla
homa City.
George NJ Knox is up from Okla.
homa City.
W. II Pitts, OF Oklahoma City. Is
here TO day.
J Stuart Mckay was in Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Lieut. Arrell ia visiting his parents
for few days
Henry E. asp Is in Oklahoma City on
official business
Capt. Roy Hoffman came over yester-
day from the Fort.
Lendol F. Leach. Jr., went to Okla.
homa City last night.
VIM. j. Hoenschiedt, OF Volkslatt,
is here from El Reno.
Guy r. Black welder, OF oklahoma
City, was here yesterday.
Or. NJ. b. Furrow has returned from
trip through Payne county.
Attorney General Cunningham re.
turned today from Wichita.
5. c. Curry, auditor Of the Arkansas
City Milling Co., is in the city.
Corporal Paal Foster and Private
Earnest Mits are here from Fort Reno.
S. II. Arrell left this morning for
Moline, His, accompanied by his par
ents.
Expos tmaster J. n. Larwell will
leave August lst for an extended visit
IN Ohio.
Merchant Charles F. Pettyiohn, OF
Mulhall was In the city. today, be.
tween trains.
Charles. Tilghman, deliveryman for
the Wells-Fergo express Company, is
on the sick list.
Mrs Dr. Hughes is entertaining
Miss Eula Shaver and Mi Ina How
ard Of Edmond
Mrs. L. n. Beadles and children left
this morning for Jacksonville, III, to
remain until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Lowery left
yesterday morning for Hutchinson
where they will reside.
Lieut.. d. b. ARIEL came over from
Fort Reno, Sunday, to bid last fare
we'll to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Sarber went to oklaho
ma City today to meet Miss olive Sha
rum, OF Muskogee, who will visit il
iuthrie
benjamin f., Jr., and Burns, sons o.
captain Hegler, returned to Ell Rem,
to-day, after pleasant visit will
Frank BUrford
Fred Wenner is busy compiling sta
tisti for Gov Barnes report whicl
will be ready for publication abou
september lst
Henry Il. Asp is entertaining Jane
\. Young, of Chicago. Mr.. Young is
prominent railroad builder, and som
ears ago was associated with Mr.. AS
IN building the beaumont branch o
the Frisco.
Capt. Roy Hoffman came over fro1
Il. Reno, sunday lie says the ney
battalion has been organized, partial
y tquipPed, and is bsit given eigh
hours drlll per day. lie thinks tn
roops will leave for Ft Whipple mex
Monday.
Major Fitzroy Crozier, commanding
the hfst division Of the volunteer ar
NY OF Indian converts, has arrived
from Gushing TO secure the necessarl
equipments for his command Tn
Major refuses to be interviewed on tn
grounds OF publicity and has ordere'
a strict censorship over the monosylla
bles and gutterals of his braves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25

Mrs. skinner-"Oh, but / wish was
a man" Mr.. Skinner why. go my
dear" Mrs. Sknner-"I was just
thinning today II was only a man.
how happy J could make my wife by
giving her a diamond necklace for 4
birthday present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25

Bakery, lunch rcom and ice cream
parlor, with all the modern improved
machinery aud engine, the best store,
soda water and ice cream trade IN tue
city; also the best short order and
oyster trade In winter. An old estab-
lished stand. The owner wants to re-
tire from business Apply at Vienna
Bakery, Guthrie. O. I. Il
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i, Chas. D.. Bningsley Cashier OF me above
named bank 40 solemnly swear that the
above statement rs true 80 the best OF my
knowledge aud belief
CHAs. D.. RIILINGSLEY. Cashier
subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
2Sth day Of July, islS.
IN R 'CAlLIN Notary publlc, Ny com
mission expires January A 1902.
C0rrect--Attest-
GEO r.. BILLINGSLEY.
FRED e. DOLCAnER
(sEALl WM. S STILES,
Directors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-25

STRAYED -ons pale RED COW, some
white IN her, weight 1000 or ] 100
pounds. Information leading to her
recovery will be rewarded by G. NJ.
Frazier, at the klondlke meat market.
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HOW Gall lE sMiss.


'1t Z. ~ brought some lul
E.rs he LKApER office tGsseri
S5n.s Guthrie Mar,.e se'''
tthrec monnmes :, l. 81
fred Paintanation
his of Pytl%
bsf ~. -AFns by the differ
secss,s s:s1oi ts TO the territorial
.e 1895 are disappointment
who expected TO find them
- -ate and complete. Auditor s n.
nopkins exercised great care and pa
thence in urging the county clerks to
require good work from the assessors
but his efforts we're futile. Some OF
the counties, however, made honest
retarHs
In view Of the fact that the cotton
acreage for ps9s was reported to b,
much less than in se7 there was much
interest in what the statistics for So
would show. They have only com
perative value and are as follows
Blaine. I3 s54; Canadian, l,57s, Clsve
land, IS, 567; Custer, 6s95 -, 2,ls9
Dav, il6: Garfield, / 1,i7l Grant, ,s23
Greer, p 500. Lincoln, 2,974 Logan
s,147; Noble, 5,I60; Oklahoma, ll,246
Pawnee, $500; Payne, 15,0l6; Potta
watomie, 26, g62; Washita, IS, 30s. Tota
170,676. Beaver does not raise cotton
Garfield probably has not less thar
$500 acres in cotton Woods perhap
500: Woodward none; Lincoln, not les
than IL 900. making IL, 1855 acres TO b'
added, or a grand total Of lsi,ss
acres
With an average OF one half bale {,
the acre, Oklahoma's cotton crop thi
year would be practically 81 600 bales
This is SO per cent Of last years crol
OF 1877 900 bales. Cotton buyers claim
however, that this years yield will b.
not more than efourth less. Tn
decrease is due TO poor prices in ls97
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slOO Reward slOo.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased Ia
learn that there Is az least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure "a 81 ~
stages, and that is Catlrfh. HALLS C1tarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure known 20 hs, med
ieal fraternity. Catafrh being a cQnstturoual
Hall CataFrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ~
the - stem, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving The patient sticulfh
BY tuilding up the consultation and assisting
nature IN doing IT'S work. the proprietors have
SO much faith IN its curative powers that thev
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
fails 10 cure. send for list Of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
- sold b. Druggists. 75s.
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A valise, near the standpipe. Inquire
OF K. l.. Smallwood, corner OF Grant
and ilth.
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s~assase&saass&a&@a&aanasa
WHlIE, Iha IsxsIer. ll6 Ok a. Ave.

UHilLI lHs Jthslplt itO bh a. hI0t
All my old customers win
find me located at ll6 Okla
homa Avenue. Audersou's
block. ! will carry Only
the best grade of goods and
every piece warranted as
represented My prices are
very low, quality of goods
considered. have the
largest and best selected
stock Of diamonds, watches,
clocks, cut glass, jewelry,
silver-plated and solid sill
verware in Oklahoma.
Diamond mounting. en-
craving and fine watch re-
pairing speciality.
Don't forget the place,
116 Oklahoma Ave, 1 door
west of the Fair dry goods
store. Watch inspector
for Santa Fe Railroad.
WHITE, The Jeweler.
-as&ss#sssssssEEsasssssss
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OF the Capitol National bank al Guthrie,
In the Territory Of Oklahoma, at the close OF
business, July H. leas.
RECnTTRCEC
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mer price $40 reduced to......................
Mems Balbrgan underwer good quality former
price 0uC reduced to.''''.
Mems working shirts former price SOC, now. ......
Mems heavy overalls. best made former price 75c,
Mems all linen crash suits former price $3.50, now
In fact a grand cut all along the line
Shoe Department:
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-03

Peace is at last assured, the
Spanish commissions having signed
the treaty at Paris Wednesday last.
Spain knows that no other nation
of the old world would recklessly
jeopardise it's standing among the
powers by seeking a conflict with
America in the interest of that
country. The patty 20,0OO,0O0$ to
be paid by The United States for
the whole of the Philippine archa-
pelago is less than one tenth the
value of the islands and if we
should desire to part with them a
sale in open market would bring us
a net profit of two or three hundred
million dollars. We need room to
give the budding genius of the
United States chance to expand.