The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-02
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Getting nominated on the fusion |
ticket is one thing this year but get /
ting elected-oh, that is another story |
Chandler News.
But all the same the latter is as GER
tain as the first, especially since the
Republican party can't even find its
fragments.
Guthrie is one OF the most patriotic
towns in the country. IL has furnish
ed TO the present war one jor, three
captains and four lieutenants.-Ex.
That's nothing It could furnish
f fly more just as easily
The new bonds according 10 Brad
street are now worth sLOO. 10 seems
that confidence and pros perity 90 hand
in hand under a Republican admins
tration. Perry Enterprise-Times
The people are more interested about
field crops. The bond shark and the
trusts 'ly, with the assistance Of
the Republican party look out for the
prices OF government bonds. But what
about the Republican party and the
farmers wheat at 5i cents a bushel?
We will again give a years su ubscrip-
ton TO the party that presents this Of
Ace with the largest ripe watermelon
this season. -- TaloRa Advocate.
We', spell it right You wont
catch us on a thing Of that kird.
The Arapahoe Argus says, ut is glo.
rious to see the harmony and concert
IL
lists and Free Silver Republicans iu
the congressional campaign
Judge Keatou viii receive the vote
OF every loyal 'Populist next Novem-
Der. He is not running az a Democrat,
but as the nominee OF the Democratic,
Populist aud Silver Republican par.
ties, aud as such is entitled to, and
will receive, the vote OF every man
who bears allegiance to either Of these
three organizations. Champion
Nominate no man for the legislature
this year who will not pledge himself
TO do ali he can TO get the present
| equalization law" off Of our statute
books.-Arapahoe Argus.
or amend it so as to stop job-lot rob.
Gerry Of the people
The nomination Of Judge Keaton is
cordially indorsed by the Populists all
over the territory except in Cleveland
aud Pottawatomie counties, and in
those counties we think the dissatis.
faction will, to great extent, disap-
pear before the campaign is half over.
The Populist.
A. " Stewart, OF El Reno, dropped
dead from he rt disease ia that city,
on the 30th ult ae was a dry goods
merchant and a member Of the firm
OF Stewart S Dawson.
Hon william Grimes IS Of the opin-
ion that the sores OF the Republican
party are OF two recent date for him
TO shy mis- castor into the political
arena for congress.
The Perkins Journal says that the
corn around that place is so tail that
the farmers have difficulty ia ending
men tall enough TO pU the ears.
There is no mistake about the big
corn crop OF Oklahoma this year.
The Republican newspapers are in
sistng in the most vehement manner,
that william Grimes never was and
never will be a candidate for corgres-
sional honors, That may be so, but il
should not be forgotten that William,
like the Spanish people, has learned
TO be cautious.
The OklahomAn says O. a. Mitscher
has just arrived home from the Klou-
dixie mining country, and when asked
what he got, replied, " got home
The State Capital insists that okla
homa Republicans were never so bar
monious and united AS now. The sort
OF harmony that runs through the
Republican party about this time,
would pale into the shade the incon-
VruJus collection OF lot OF C Is i'm a
back alley OF dark night.
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