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srleu 8oatd.
El,st Side.

Ei,st Side.
FOR DEWEY WEEK.
a3d st. 0 East-Elcgantly appointed house: near
9th ay.. will accom- odate few transcnts during
the celebration; superior cuisine and service.
A -lleE. 18th sT-Iarge ana small rooms: excel.
IA. lent board. special terms for season; central
MADISON Av ST -Bosrders wanted; large and
1h small rooms; steam heated; open plum bing;
centrally located: trans.ents.
MADISON Av.. l58.l5b-Handsome parlor suite.
4M three rooms: other rooms suite o: single;
fashionable neghborhood
MADISON Av.. 1863, 155-Paror floor; private
Ah bath; second floor; other rooms; board; ref
erences.
West Side.
A.-A.-ATTENTIOEi
Attractive suites. with bath: also single rooms,
with or without board; bachelors rooms: doctors
Offices; references.
s. {. LELAND CO.,
? West 3ed Of.
2aD ST.. 246 AND 247 WEST.
The MCRKEY.
Thoroughly renovated elegantly furnished large
and ANAL rooms, service unsurpassed; moderate
prices; table board; references.
49Ih ST. 80 WEST.
Several large. beautifully furnished rooms, with
private baths. large closets and every convenience
exceptional service table and appointments.
eth ST 1877 wEsT-Handsomo. large Alcove
III room second floor; other desirable rooms
table guests accommodated.
10Th ST. 32O wEST-Large double rooms. very
10 desirable; excellent table: references.
"a TIL ST.. 81 wEsT-Pleasant room on third floor:
or thres south WINDOWS; running water; lA-xo
closets; references.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II, 1929.
FOX THE WEST.
Leave New YORK. South Ferry Whitehall Terminal
and foot OF Li6erty street Time shown is from
"Datly, tExcept Sunday. Ssundays.
CHICAGO, $3.50 a n. Liberty street only, "i,3S
PTrrSBURG, $3.50 4. NJ Liberty street only,
"b;E5 P. NJ, -I2:lo night.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS "e;66 A. n. "655 P. n.
Sl2:lO night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE 1853. 1858 (pner,
sll,2b A. II. DINER, tl2;55 p. NJ (Diner) "l:26
DINER 5000 e.. Royal Limited, :. exclusive Pullman
Train; Diner ++;6S Diner, $3.50 p II. DINER
All trains are illuminated with P!nthch Light.
Ohices; ll3. lT2, 2bl. 43A. 1884 Broadway; 10
Union 30. W, 127 Bowery. n. l.. 3sD Fulton st. lao
Graham Av, Brooklyp whitehall Terminal and
Liberty 81. Baggage checked for hotel or residence
destination.
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neCOTuOu LOub0bs
RAab, Charles to Joseph g. Marcus, Canal %.
lo2 and 20 Forsyth Ut. yrs. .............
Crane, Albert to John Fac. LIST AZ. . cor
WIN ~, 10 yrs. ........... .,.......... ..,".
Callahan. Thomas, to John MchAhon,
Melrose av. VA, Q e cor 1881 OF. yrs.
Coburn. Alfred P. to Herman Eggers. 9Th
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Houston st. S1+ e; Augustus G. Bechstein ct al ys
Gustav Goldman ct al ITO cancel decd; atty. Ev
Thornall.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
IAuIN ~ NfIfHlS

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth.
Primers Point. Newport News and Richmond. Va.
connecting for Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia
Beach. Washington. d. c., and entire South and
West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier 2o
North River foot OF Beach Ct, every weekday.
Except saturday. at p. NJ. and Saturday at p. NJ
Il. b WALKER. TRAFFIC Manager.
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Divine. John II. to John J Larkin. .......... $40
9erharls, Victor to Rudolph II. Naer..,..
kothschild, Alonro. to Meyer d Rothschild.. n,
Springer, Michael TO Josephine aiebel go. 2
CITY Real Estate 90. to Philip Teets ctal;
Bryan. William. to Harris Solomon. ......... n,
Erdman. Albert. to Title Guarantee Trust
- W :..'''.''''''''.'' Zoo
Tuska, Dayid.to Morris Tuska. .............. n,
Paen, George to Moses hendelsohn,
assigns four morts).. ............... 81
Rubenttsin. George. to Edward Baer. ....... n,
oussman, Adolnh. to Ferdinand thurman
Schuyler. Jane II. to tho Mercantile Trust Co. n,
Stuart. Robt ". to Henry Vaughan ..... a.
Shotwsll. Carrie l. to Herman Heydt 40
slverson. Abraham, to the State Bank. omit
Wronfov. ..... ,.......,...... 1910
United States Trust Co of n Y, trustees, to
Chas T. DeGraw. ........................... 1l,b
UnRer, Emil. and Max Nathan. eIrs &c, to
Johanna Wohle O, sxor &c.................. n
Same to aame assigns two morts). .......... n,
Woodward. Chas 8, to Agnes Sparling......
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FRENCH LINE.
C0MPA6nIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE,

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS GRANGE.
From Pier No. AZ. North River. foot Morton st.
La Tourane Sept. 80 La GSscogne. .... Oct q
La NOrmnndic Oct. La Bretagne...... Oct 26
La Champagne. Oct. IA La Touraine. 49,. Nov+
First class passage to Havre, $50 and upward.
GEM Agency for L. s. and Can, 80 Broadway ", Y.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP c.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting with all Ia lroad and steamship line,
to all summer resorts. steamships '.Horano Hall"
now and Manhattan" leave Pier No. 80. Z. H.,
foot OF Market ST.. every Tuesday, Thursday AMI
Saturday at , p. NJ. Steamers lifted with every
modern impr 1vcment for the comfort and convent
ence OF passengers. Ticket offices No. 200 Broad
way OF ReAde st., and eneral ofico, No, 22j
South at, opposite the pier.
HORATIO HALL. @. 4. NJ. 222 South at
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Same to same. list Az. ss, soI1 n Tooth Of;
covies, Harry /. 10 The 'Riversids Bank.
Naples ct or johnson AZ, Q. 1sS m,
Dsisasid. Augustus r, TO sssmen's Bank
for Savings, 9th aV. es. d1.s Gath OF.
Rsi... ioui; 10 WIN Beam. trustee 1855 49,
9oaf hs a In. I'D H' dS 5 ESSf
same to same asO to asa Il DIST st. miG;. o,
wise. Xnnie, TO Henry, Do r weefes. Front o s,
Hartmann ~ Isop SSI't 70 iona. r. We'll and '0O'
.Bernhsrd Mayer, $50 Monroe st; 1 month $4,000
Hsrdys o2s, r; to Joseph Levi, trustee, IN,
Adler ss e Iphn ASdIsS Y F;.a
Grstscap, sss e 18th at; s yrs .......... $50
west KIND av. n " cor 18th st. syrs,.'...' $500
wescott. Robert r. to Mutual Life Ins Co.
Broadway, cor Cathedral Parkway,
Fieteneer. william, TO North River Saving.
Mandei6aum. Hsrri,. and ano to American WV
MORTGAGE Co. Cherry at. sss7.l1 eCsther.
McKeons. Thomas. to william; vaughan ct '0''
: al 18th st, $50 " Union So. dsmand.. fo.oot
pyth q; saloon lease. demand 80. 1.e14
a.tneid. George to Frederick schuci, idlst
a. ns.w y lot - map. North Merose.
LoSsrr.. charlie. ii. to Dollar s.1iSk. Bank ''>
1d1a ct. N 8. new line. 10. 10 Q heirose ay.
W ssth 81. yrs Inv 10000
webster az. .. W n i TstS at. 8 yrs. 5000
so Brosdxay cor isth st. yr. oo W eooo'
st, IS. los v Prc.poct Az. months: ,'',. 1856
SalzmRn. Ether. to Edward N Taller 4
prop Of jane. DsiSncey. yrs. Nv 80 i aeoot
Ssni wn .nd 10 81 SA val. .ns s.s
and 81 Beaver st. yrs IS. Wv" -. ...: soooot
Manwaring. Lulu and ano, trustees. &o.. to
Alice Hubbard, 53d Vt. SIS, lB8 0 9Th
Tuska, Morris. to tho Union Dime Savings
Institution. sherman av, Q, 10Ow Hav-
thorne 81, yrs 7.OO'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Twin Screw Express Line to Cherbourg
paris, southampton u.ondon). Hamburg.
Twin screw PnssenCer Service to Plymouth
LOndon). and Hamburg.
Also N. Y.-Hambury direct.
For sailngs &c. apply to
CompAny's ofico. ~ b way. N.Y. Phone 1871 Broad.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Majestic Sept -. noon Germanic. Oct IL noon
Teutonc, Oct. 4, noon Oceanic, Oct. L. noon
For passage. freight and general information APP
ply to WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier 40, North River Office. HBroadway. New York.
CUNARD LINE. va "a 9}T TyEks59I
From Piers II and ~. North River.
Anrania Sept. cU. u \. NJ Camuania Oct I, o A. NJ
Etrurla sept 80. Noon Servia Oct 10. 10 A. NJ
VERNON BltOWN " Co.. Gen Ayts.. Bowling Ora
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ LONDON. PARIS AND BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Saals. Sept ~, IL An. K.W.G.,Ir Oct o. 10 AM
Lahn.. Oct 3. loan. Irsve, Tu. Oct. II. OAM
oELkfCHS Il co.. Broadway.
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efurnishtd Rooms 4 apartments to Il

-~~>~>-,~>~>-->N-,--,.>e-
East Side.
10TH ST.. 1870 EAST - Desirable double. single
~ rooms. with excellent board; permanently or
transiently for Dewey week
MADISON Av.. 7l-Large, handsomely furnished
!h suite. second floor, with board; other rooms
families gentlemen: references.
MADISON Av., l2o-Handsomo suites and single
AVA rooms; with or without private baths; break
fast optional; references.
West side.
DEWEY VISITORS
Can hnd high class omlnodatons; hotel service;
Nth ST. and Central Park West; meals served at OPP
ton of guests.
18TH ST. - wEsT-Nicely furnished rooms and
board: gentlemen or families; reference.
18th ST., 20 wEsT-Desirable large and hall
~ rooms; modern improvements; gentleman or
married couple; references.
OfTH STREET 45V wEST-Neatly furnished
q front loom, all conveniences; owner; refer.
ence.
oeTH. 5k wEsT-In physicians house, two
~ medium sized rooms with use of bath for
gentlemen permanent: breakfast references
1ETH ST., 80 wEsT-Parlors for ply stefan; con:
~ meeting second floor; other large and small
rooms; handsomely furnished
18th ST.. 227 WFsT-Handsomo sunny room.
re- with dressing room. running water. large
closet bath. parlor dining ROOM superior table and
service; gentlemen; references.
STH ST., - WEST = Handsome back paror.
30 suitable for physician, in select house; also
other desirable rooms.
1STH ST, 10 wEsT-Newly furnished and dec.
.fO Grated rooms, single or connecting. for gem
tlemen.
i7TH ST., III wEsT-Private family will let per
n manently second floor. with bath. to gentlemen
EQTu ST, 5oa WEST = Four room. ready for
Particulars and key at NJ HARTY. grocer. sos W..
5yth ct.
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CENTRAL-HUDSON BOATS.

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL
Al leaving Deshrosses st. 1913 =. NJ, West ~,
at. 3:SOP. NJ. On Saturday Sept. Both, OH accopn
OF land parade will leave Desbrosses at t,l6 r. M
West ?2d st 4ao ?. N for GRANsToN.. YVES
POINT. CORNWALL. SFWBURGH, NEW HAM
BURdH MILTON, PoKEEPSlE. HoNDOUT an,
KINGSTON. MUSIC.
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ALBANY Evening Line.

leave Pier 80. y. r. foot Canal st.. at =. NJ. dali!
tSundays excepted. connecting with express train
for all points North, East and West.
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Borough Of Standardization Sale.
Warrington HeiEhts-Above 126th ST., west
of Sth Av.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18
Hoods Ssssai psriiis
1. the one True Blood Purahss. All druggists.
pv4~. e.. aix for az Oct only Hoodia.
-, a., D.,t are the best sftsr-dinnss
1000 B FlIiS pills, aid digsStion sa

stubs pertaining & tie sdjutsnt
generals accounts in the auditors of
ace, brought before il. Hopkins
thrice promised TO accommodates the
committee, but each time failed, being
overcome by the wisdom of the admin
istrstion sages. He asked for time,
which was granted. Nothing was
said about dignity. All the dignity
Mr. Hopkins possesses can be bought
second-handed at a bargain counter,
and the chairman Of the investigation
committee never came in contact with
the article. No, 1t was not dignity,
but facts. The committee desired Mr..
Hopkins to supply facts; Mr.. Hopkins
refused, once, twice. three times. He
jollied too long and was consequently
Inundated by being publicly ar
raigned at the bar Of the council, Mr.
Hopkins has been very unwise
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The legislative investigating CONS
mittee is consuming much good time
which could be profitsbly applied on
other things. In chasing printin g
phantoms in connection with the con-
rract with the territory covering the
past two years.
So far as THE LEADER Printing com
pany is concerned all work has been
done according to contract and all
bills rendered have been in accord
ance with the contract entered into
between THE LEADER Printing com.
pany and the territory.
The object OF the committee in re-
viving matters, long since paid for,
cannot be determined, and interests
no one save perhaps, the jacksls
Tingle and Quein, who heing unable
to prosper themselves delight in rib
b ng up buried issues. The committee
should not give credence to irrespon-
sible men in Judging OF the future. II
they want the facts, they can get
them without trouble. All these
howls about printing steals ars silly
and are inspired by soreheads, who
cannot tell the difference between d
twenty -four point letter and the enact
log clause OF a freak legislative bill.
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NobOdy's Mother.

There is story told ON one Of the
circuits, which may or may not have
seen the light Of print already, of how
not long ago very young barrister rose
20 examine one OF his witnesses with an
unAcoountabIy hazy notion Of her iden-
hty. II think that you are the prison.
er's motherf'' he began.
Certainly noe. sir. +" was the unex-
pected answer.
Turning hurriedly TO his brief. be
thought he had found the reason for her
evident annoyance. "Ah, yes" he con.
tinued, II see, you are the proseoutrix's q
mother?"
Certainly not, came her reply, still
more emphatioally.
"Then whose mother are your" he
demanded, almost in despair. and abe
fairly boiled over with indignation al
abe retorted: "Nobody's, sir. am a
single woman. "--St. James Gazette.
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OVER THE TERRITORY.

The reports over the Indian terrific
ry say that much loss of live stock
resulted from the cold weather.
Reports from various parts of the
territory, especially in the central
western and northern parts, say con-
siderable stock died.
The new Judge C. F. Irwin, halls
from Galesburg, Illinois, and barring
the objection Of his carpetbagisn, Is
said TO be a most excellent gentleman
and well grounded in the law.
The Cloud Chief Beacon says much
loss among the cattle has resulted
from the cold weather, and especially Y
has this been the case among cattle
driven in from east Texas last fall.
Q. II. DeFord and wife visited Mr.
and Mrs. + B. Scott over Sunday
Mr.. DeFord is sergeant { alarms OF the
house Of representatives at Guthrie,
and stands high in his party at his
home in Oklahoma City.-Ponca City
Courier.
Governor Barnes took peep at the
AuRean stables at Guthrie last week
he found quite number of scobby
runts munching on government fodder
that was not worth wintering. They
were at once turned out right in the
middle of q KRnsas blizzard, az that.
Duncan ]. Il. Banner.
Some idea OF the vast proportions Of
the state of Texas may be gained in
the fact that the temperature at two
different points the other day was 100
degrees variation. At one point, Tex
Inc, whore a blizzard was raging, the
thermometer stood ID deg ees bel W
zero. At the southern end of the state.
500 miles distant the mercury stood at
SO above.
The most extrsvagAnt reports reach
Gu hrie from the Usage, KRw and
other reservations, even in Payne and
Pawnee counties, of the terrible loss
Of stock from the cold weather
Several ranches, so it is said, have lost
fully one half CT their stock. In many
cases where the stock were watered
from shallow wells these were frozen
over so that stock could get no water.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18
SEw ADDITIoN no THE TRUSTS.

Among the latest additions to the
list Of trusts must be numbered the
whisky trust, comprising all the inn
portant distilleries in X ntucky, with
capitalization OF s32 ,OOO, 900 and the
window glass trust into which all the
window glass factories in the country
are to be incorpora' ed. capital not
stated. Both OF these combines will
close up many OF the smaller con-
Germs, thereby depriving workmen by
the hundreds OF the means of exis-
tence. Up TO within week or so
there was competition in the enamel
ware market That has now been
done away with, the National Enam~
cling company and the National
Enamel Ware company having c5m-
bined with capitalization OF $780,
10000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18
BEPUHLIo1N oRGAN,s CENsURE.

The Times journal, the Republican
organ, is vindic,ive to an intense de.
gree. Two years ago when the gov
ernor was making his gloria mund di
fight the T. J. defended him, aud II
was the only Republican organ through
which he could speak, Now all is
changed. The i. ]. contains spiteful
fings like this:
Suppose that Guthrie banker after
consulting his attorneys admits that
he paid interest on deposits Of school
money? There Is a chance for Bur
fords grand jury TO get In little
smelling. The statutes OF Oklahoma
may not make IL felony TO rob school
children, but the public would be
pleased to have grand jury tell il
which one of the wretches TO point It's
finger Of scorn at.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

as A parliamentarian, Senator sid
ney Clqrke can give his colleagues u
half mile handicap and beat them TO
the pole without ruhling a single
white hair, Moreover, he stays within
the rules and applies his prod with
clear dietion and tart syntax His ar
raignment Of the administration dur
ing the Hopkins contempt proceed
sngs In the senate yesterday, sent q
polar chill up the spinal apparatus oi
even the mild-mannered M'Credie
and caused the attorney general "a
hang onto the porteullis for support
The conviction OF Auditor Hopkins
was n signal triumph for Mr.. Clarke.
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CAN'T nMOoTH OTFR FAcTs

The morning paper tries very hard
10 smooth over an unavoidable mat
ter in referring 10 the Hopkins con-
tempt case. The Capital says the ia
dictment Of the auditor was a matter
of dignity and not Of crookedness as
the pubic has ali along believed, That
is, indeed, an amusing phase OF a very
decsyed contention. As . matter Of
fae, dignity had nothing to do with it,
It was eleAr-ent master Of ipvestiga-
tion. The investigation committee.
directed by Messrs. Clarke and Blddi-
son, wsnted the vouchers and warrant
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OUh CLUB LIST.

We have arranged with the publ
ers of the following newspapers
.lu bbing rat s, which we give bel,
Persons W are already subscrih
o the Leader can take advantage
this exceptionally i"w com bination
uaying the amount now due for
Leader.
rhe Weekly Leader and Weekly
incinnau Enquirer one year....Sl
he Weekly Leader aud the twice
week Il Loui- Republic one
year for .... ....... ............... ........
The We kly Leader and the twice
week New York World one
yea for .....-....-....... .....................
Tue Week Y Leader an the twice
week Kansas City Times one
year for............. ..,....... 900. ........... !
The Weekly Leader and the Prai-
rie Farm (Orauge Ju DIS PIT
perl one year for -.... ....... ............
The Weeki Leader and the home
and Farm, OF l. uisville, KY,
one year for .......... .......-..............-
Or the Weekly Leader rom nov
until January /, 1900, for.............
The Weekly Leader and the Live
Gpoek Inspector one year fo-......
address all communication 70
Leader Printing company, Gutb
o. T..
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eAN'SNNNRNN%fyoNNSRNRNN%SRyS
) HOW THE TERRITORIAL PRESS
{ TALKS OF TRE LEeIsLArCRE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sN<<N<%N%tNN%N1SS%RHNNNN$%s
Time will prove that the oklahoms
Legislature must recede from the
theory that the mountain must come
| TO the Mohsmmed. 1t will have TO &c
10 the auditor instead of compelling
the auditor 10 come to 1t, THIS Is al
most suie. Wichita Aeacon.
Wichita Beacon: The Guthrie
Leader editor seems TO be under the
spell OF Evangelist Culpepper lie is
aioing him editorislly In the work OF
regenerating the sinners Of the terri
torial capital Wouldn't it be funny
though Niblack became a Christisn9
From the Wichita Beacon: Grist
mill Jones, of Oklahoma City, rails
road and political promoter Of great
fame in the Territory, neither chew 5
tobacco nor drinks liquor. lie will
get his name into Rams Horn and the
Christian Herald the first thing he
knows,
The Newkirk Republican News Jour
nal has doubts about the wisdom of
the Havens statehood bill. There are
a great many doubts lying about this
territory among conservative people
which II they were expressed so the
legislature could hear them would
make 1t doubt the expediency Of pass
Ing the bill. City Courier
The Courier is mighty right, and
when the people vote tax for three
special elections upon themselves
merely to test the question whether
congress will grant statehood, and
then don't get IL there'n be q whole
lot of kicking.
Hon. e. Duffy, our pop legislator
from Lexington, Is proving 70 be one
of the most useful and active mem-
bers OF the lower house. When the
bill for a TOLL bridge across the South
Canadian came up in committee of the
whole Duffy attacked It as a scheme
to obtain franchises for speculation
on the part of the projectors to build
the bridge. His scathing criticism OF
the measure brought Gristmill Jones
OF Oklahoma county 10 his feet TO ex-
plain that he was asked 10 take an in
terest in the scheme TO help raise rec
essary revenue But Duffy had punct.
ured the bubble and II bursted The
committee rose and recommended that
the bill do not pass. Amen -Tecum-
sen Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

Governor Barnes demands thor
ough invest CATION. The legislative
committee intends to give that. The
committee expects 20 reveal a great
number OF things. % Ponea Courier.
In the face Of the refusal Of the
governors appointee to have his rec
ords overhauled by the investigating
ccilmittee, or produce the vouchers
and warrant stubs, 1t looks very much
like the demand had a string TO Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

Is the council chamber yesterday,
Senator Hutto grew fms on mis- voice
and swan right into the vortex. As
vortex swimmer Mr.. Hutto Is s2c-
cess but he has not enough warrants
on nis stubs 10 stay in the game long.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

WHEN Senator Biddison gives his
nmbilicus cord half hitch and
ambles toward the firing line, his face
resembles a colored war supplement.
The administration should keep its
lamps centered on Biddison's mug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

W f. HARM is in Washington en-
deavoring 10 secure congressional acs
tion TO increase the salary Of federal
judges Of Oklahoma from SO, 900 70
SO, 900 per annum. TarsBey didn't
sHy for the raise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

Good, live men In every locality 20
represent large manufacturing COM
pany and introduce their gOods. Steady
employment and lsrge inco ne in good,
legitimate business assured q men
who are honest and willing TO attend
TO business. References required. cend
self addressed stamped envelope COR
reply 70 the Rex Manufacturing ocm-
pany, 2ss chartre sstreet, New Orleans,
L9.
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FarreachinR,

Nelly-I don't see how getting ones
feet wet causes toothache.
Jack-You don q II You had ever
had a tooth pulled. you would know
that the roots run clear TO your toes
Tacoma Ledger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

HAVING helped seeu-e the indict-
ment OF ons official SonGtor Biddison
win aow doubtless permit the dead
rast t. settle its own undertAkers'
hills
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

THEsE be dark and gloomy days for
unpaid legislative clerks. There is
small satisfaction in sitting up with
crown hunk - defeat and an over
worked veto.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-18

ATS about agreed that Senator
Clarke always has something to say
in the council when he rises to speak,
and bis way OF saying it drives It un
der the jacket OF his hearers,