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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
RULES
0u isa,d 1rasrs in The indian
Trr tory Made by the
Commission.

Ard more. T.. Nov 81 The Dawes
coa1uission th oagh its acting chutr
man. Tams BiNby has made the fol
Iowfng ruling on land leases;
Ficst-A non-citizen holding a lease
in siss Chocta~ or Chickasaw nation
hss oa right 20 sell che same TO a non.
ciuz en- or 20 citizen. An Leases of
iaaft Ia this territory made prior 10
Isuuaeyt, isps. expire January i,io0o.
sscaud--A citizen IN actual posses
siau % his appropriate share Of the
land ~ the Choctaw or Chickasaw
tribe has a right 20 lease the same for
one yrar and collect the rents there
for,s
rhlci 1t Is the opinion Of this
couaui ssion that $50 acres OF good land
IL iu excess of the pro rata share Of
an tni ividual citizen.
Rsssrth-A citizen who desires TO
disgassess a lessee holding Choetaw or
Chfck4saw lands after January !, 1900
gray sdvise this commission Of the
facts aad we Will proceed through the
Indfaa agent 20 have said lessee re-"
mavss from zoe lands ia bis posses
siou.
Ftgth The law oi congress relative
Ca the dispossessiou Of lessecs after
Jams sry 4, 1900, will undoubtedly be
enfureed. A. any rate we have receiv
est ne advice from the department 20
"a the contrary.
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she result The large rfl anIIfrhHf Hn my
chest began tn gfuW nalnr ANA smaller. ant
before long fiaapprafcd entirely q fnghined
my loss weight, lacame stronger. ant my ap
petite greatly improved I uaH ayun entirely
n. /. MrERs, 100 Mulberry s.. hewhrk, n J..
Don't destroy all possible chance ~ a
cure by taking the doctors treatment
Of mercury and potash These minerals
cause the hair 20 fall out, and will
wreck the entire system
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LIQUOR NOTICE

10 Wnom n May Concern
Notice ls hereby given that n hrcss s.
90 have this day nlcd their petition to sell
40 Ictlil aplrituous, vlnous Aud malt liquors
ln Iowa city. section q. TOWnahip IT, oi
Range East Logan COuntY Oklahoma Ani
that. unless objection be died on 1r before
thc eist day 0f November a ID i-y9 s1ii
petition viii be granted.
n n MoHroN, County CLERK
HF 10 = GAHRkTr Deputy
Guthrie, Okla, November Q. lNt
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GUTHRIE cLUn

Election % New Onrer. Co Occur on the
e2nd of November.
A meeting of the mem bers Of the
Guthrie Club is hereby called Tor
Wednesday evening, November 22od
az o'clock p. M, az the Guthrie club
room, for the purpose of electiug OH
GERS Tor the ensuing year.
FHAEK DALE, Prcst.
n "A. HAaAH. Sec'y.
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sprcalall over my holy
These soon broke luiiutd
sores aud tt ts ca4T tn
Imagine fhn sun ring .
endured before I p
came nnVtnefl that tuf
doctors .nliddluoF good
I hat spent q huuif a
dlIIars, Whlth alIf
fhruwu away fHnu
tried various potent
mr ilcIura nut ffH $40
NOT reach fla f.sHt
When bad nn 4lrl mF
Hrst bottle 10 I
Vas greatly improve 8
and wna .IH|IfIfHl vita
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For Bunsens Pine Tar Cough Honey.
10 Is we'll they should 70 saves their
lives. IL Is made OF pure pine tar
honey. etc. II Is pleasant and eaee-
tive. Guaranteed for grip, coughs
colds and all lung troubles Keep
a bottle iu the house. J. n. Wallace
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Contains borax, carbolic acid, etc.
The safest aud most effective ointment
in,the world FOR curing piles, ec1ema
tetter old sores and all skin Diseases
For sale by N Wallace.
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Copper COlored
Splotches.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poiscn--the disease which has
completely Llaled the doctors. They
are totally unable 10 cure it. and direcs
their efforts toward hottlihg the poison
up In the blood and concealing IL from
view $ s. ). cures che disease posi-.
lively and permanently By forcing out
every trace % the taint
was afflicted with a ..fubis bl0oi disrass.
which wfa iu aunta al Uraf hnf affaruHf.ff
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Bright's Kidney Pills will cure all
kinds OF kidney troubles. prevents
Brights disease BE sure you get The
genuine. Price p cents For sale uy
y n Wallace
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Jim Bryan o. Perry is 10 the city on
business
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AZ N. ~ trAlNt e0uuecf At y ata MrAlrts
Ter VITA them k q H. Tor the north aud
south. ana Az Wlstfr wlth Frisco trainss
For auF further Information address
II HOLDEN. Trane Mgr
SCGth N-Alcstcr. T. r
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Agg drsSss 81 ssas saa s' ps.s % sss
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less kuan - cents
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE ANu
Achievements Of admiral rwrFf Lnc
worlds greatest naval hero 49, M4rat hal.
stead, the liic long friend ana 4dmlrrf uf
the nations idol Biggest ana best book
over bol pages, HxiO inches, uefrlT lh pages
of half-funt tluasrations. nap in colofa.
Only az t0. Enormous demand nig cpm
missions Outht tree ihAncr ~ a lifc.
time Write quick The hnmiui1u Com.
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Money 90 patent good IDEAS may ne sec
ured bY our aid. address THE PATENT RE-
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WANTED--ro trade 100 acre farm la Liu
coiu county for Guthrie property
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Railroad Time Tables.
A 4 a =. +

A. T. x =. +.
SOUTH. EAST AND WEST
Ihrr,gc Leave Arrive Arrive
N1 autnrle lutnrie Is CRY Chicago
i1- eco um tOpm 3 SD am 900 pm
k9 $50 avn Local Freight
gu li 55 AN Local Freight
SOUTH. SOUTHEAST AND WEST
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No 0uthrie Gathrle FtW0rth Galves'u
M ls.9 pa q p ON s'ss pm s'.s an
f9 5 81 am Local Freight
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"MANTs''

Advertisements Ia this column % per line
each Insertion. No advertisement tAkel fnf
less than lb cents
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Cor. Stockton, Market and Ellis sh..
San Francisco, Cal.
A NEW RAILWAY.

The improvements that have been made dur
ing the past few years in its track. roadbed,
bridges, trestles, tunnels. ETC., have virtually
made a new road of the NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The roadbed has been wideDed. trestles filled
in, new and heavier steel rails laid, grades cut
down. wooden bridges replaced by steel ones,
curves taken out, tunnels lined with brick and
concrete, and Improvements made wherever
possible. Hundreds of thousands of dollars
were spent in this way during 1885, besides
large sums in previous years.
New and mammoth locomotives capable of
drawing the heavy transcontnental passenger
trains at seventy five miles per hour when nee
essary, have been bought. Progress and ad-
yancement have been and are the order of the
day. Such a road-soLID. SMOOTH, sAFE-it
is pleasure to ride over especially as II runs
through the finest scenery of the Northwestern
Empire and touches all the greater cities found
there. Pullmans best cars, both Tourist and
First lass Sleeping Cars, and Royal DINING
Car. are a part of the through trains from It.
Paul and Minneapolis to Tacoma. Seattle and
Portland; a distance of 2OO)-odd miles. Your
bed room and dining room are carried along
with you all the way-where you are they are
where you go they go.
II YOU go into the Northwest this year, Use
this route In the meantime send to Gil AS. ).
FEE. Gen'l Pass. Agent, ST Paul. Mimi, SIX
cents for WONDERLAND '@ and read about
that country.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
STANFORD CORRESPONDENCE.
Accidental Killing OF Hugh W. hutchinson
Other News.

Mrs. +. A. Hamilton is now getting
on nicely after her attack of scarlet
fever.
VIM. SHELTON and family will soon
take trip north along the border,
but we predict that it won't be a
very long time before the old familiar
strains of "Home. Sweet Home" will
be ringing in their ears, so we all ex-
pect their early return to Wolf creek.
Mrs. Alex Tuttle is getting on nice
ly and is soon expected home.
The |. o. G. Il. had quite an agree
able meeting at their lodgeroom Sat
urday evening.
Little Jack Mill, the "pet OF the
town." is down with pneumonia and
we all miss him. He'ssmall, but, like
Sandy in the "Danites, he is awfully
good company.
Sheep and cattle men coming into
town the past few days all look as
though they were afflicted with that
tired feeling,
Monday and Tuesday of last week
we enjoyed one OF the most delight
ful blizzards that we have ever had
an opportunity Of Witnessing after a
residence in Montana of nineteen
years. The thermometer dropped to
l4o above and the snow started, ac-
companied by high wind. This
kept up for two days and nights, I'M
til the snow was at least IL inches
deep on the level and as many feet
deep In the drifts, making the roads
impossible and almost as much as
ones life was worth To he out in Ii.
Stages both ways were delayed, the
drivers finding 1t utterly impossible
to keep the road, not being able To
even see the telephone poles. As a
consequence all stages were delayed
and at the present writing we have n
lot OF mail due us. Lambing having
just started in, the loss will fall ex.
tremely heavy on the sheep men.
There being no green grass to feed
the ewes, as a consequence they are
not having enough milk for the
lambs and are weak and dying of
themselves. Cattle men areinit, too
losing calves and even old cattle that
have been fed all winter and Just
turned out, for they won't rustic iol
Iced like cattle that have been out on
the range all winter.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17

consider it moi only II pleasure,
but n duty owe to my neighbors' To
tell about the wonderful cure Effected
in nv case by the timely use oi Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera AMI Diarrhoea
Remedy. | was taken very badly
with flux and procured bottle oi
tlis remedy. A few doses OF II erect
ed a permanent cure. | take pleas
ure i'm recommending ii To Others sur
fering from that dreadful disease
W, j. Lynch, Dorr, w. Va. This
remedy is sold by all druggists.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17

den, Miss Mary Campbell and Pat
Belden, committee on arrangements.
The matter of Sunday closing for
the business houses here has been agi-
tated at different times, but without
success. While the feeling Of great
majority is for 1t, still there is to be
found nm occasional one that cannot
buy all that is required in six days,
and the same might he said II there
were twenty-slx In a week. In JUS
tice To- those who are employed here
| would say they have to he on duty
from early morning until late at
night and seven days In the week, or
365 days in the year, without recrea-
tion OF some kind or without n min
ute they can consistently call their
own. 1t is asking too much Of them,
and the merchants are the losers
keeping open on Sundays. tits moth
ing but "A habit, as there is not Der
son in Fergus county but what could
get all their supplies during week
days, and are, with but very few
exceptions, willing to do so. So |
say, give your clerks the day they are
entitled to-the day set aside for
rest from business cares, and you will
find that they will enter on the du-
ties of the following week with re-
newed energy and more able to per-
form the work that is required OF
them.
A number OF the citizens OF Utica
and vicinity met in Gray's hall the
evening Of May to make arrange
ments for the celebration of the glori-
Gus Fourth and u committee of three
selected, consisting of b. Gray, Wal
ter Waite and VIM. Macy. to call on
all interested for the purpose Of so
llciting funds for purses, as it was de-
cided to have horse racing, athletic
games and baseball, II it is possible
to find a baseball team i'm Montana
with courage enough to meet our
team on the diamond.
Ed l.. Jackson, Of the Utica Mer.
camille Co., met with serious acci.
dent Friday evening, May .. He, to.
gether with VIM. Dooley, were riding
toward Cbas. Belden's and his horse
stumbled, throwing him and falling
on him. After Mr.. Dooley got the
horse off him he got up aud remOunt.
ed, riding to Mr.. Bellen's house; then
he realized he was injured. DR.. David
was called and found his collar bone
broken in two places. He il recover.
ing gradually and considers himself
very fortunate that he escaped as
easily as he did.
Miss Myrtle Wrighl has been EN-.
ployed to continue the school for the
summer months, her salary being
subscribed by private individuals
who have children to send. The
school opened May II with twenty.
four pupils in attendance.
John Burk, of sawmill fame, cap.
tured a black bear last Wednesday
by trapping him. This makes Bruin
No. this spring, both caught in the
vicinity of Pig Eye.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
in securing her services.

in securing her services.
Much to our regret we learn that
the Rev. Mcintosh Is to make his
home at Utica instead OF at STAN
ford, and will only preach here every
other Sunday.
a tirst-class physician and surgeon
can learn Of good opening here at
Stanford. A good practice and good
pay guaranteed the right man. Call
early and avoid the rush.
Perry Westfall Is again with us
after n trip to the Falls.
A wedding In high life is on the
tapis, but so far 1t is all "sub rosa. +"
SO we cannot say anything further
at this time.
w. c. Wilson. Jr. from Butte. is Wis.
itlng with his sister, Mrs. G. w. Can
non, and will probably remain for
some time.
Jack Foster il in town again after
supplies.
Dan Mckenzie, the popular shoe
mnn, is in town and has anew story.
DR.. X. p. r. Gordon from Great
Falls was a visitor in town today.
Andy Moulton and son Bert are
both suffering from bad colds.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
YOUR LIVER

Is out OF order II you have the symptoms
enumerated on this chart. Yop can be cured
without the aid Of Calomel, Blue Mass or
Quinine. They are minerals and are apt to
poison the blood. Why not add your name
to the already large list Of people cured by
HUDYANi BUDYAN has cured 10000 9TH
ers and II will cure you. HUDYAN is the
greatest vegetable remedy Of the century and
will relieve all the following symptoms
BUDYAN can be had of all druggists for
- cents per package.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
UTICA CORRESPONDENCE.

A few Of the young people met at
the residence of Fred Warren and or
ganized reading society. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Miss
Ethel Warren, president; Miss Hazel
Belden, vice. president; Pat Belden.
treasurer; John Campbell, secretary;
Miss Lucy Jackson and Miss Mary
Campbell, readers; Miss Hazel Bel
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
Correspondence.
6ARNEIlL GLfANlkGS.

1t was once the custom to say, 81
now take my pen in hand" but that
saying having grown whiskers ii is
too old for this new town, so with
your permission will now begin by
saying, 81 now take my typewriter
in my lap" to tell you of the "doin's"
at Garneill.
A religious stranger here few
mornings ago leaped out of bed and
began hurriedly dressing. When
asked what was the matter, he said
he was going 10 early mass, as he
had just heard the first bell. Hewas
told to get back into bed and cover
up, IA it wanted two hours 10 break
fast time, and that the bell he heard
was, the ring OF the Garneill black
smiths anvil, who are compelled to
work early and late to get ahead OF
their work,
There was some talk OF starting a
bank here, but not being able to trace
the rumorIto reliable source, leave
further Developments for future
letter.
The bridges between Garneill, Bill.
ings, Lewistown and Leadboro are
about all out, and II the commission
ers, or whoever has the matter In
charge, don't furnish some relief In
the shape Of bridges or balloons, the
nextsnews.we get from the outside
will have to come by boat.
Genial Billy Polly, who IL here rep
resenting the Utica Mercantile Co,
has beenI.around among the good
folks, giving them friendly hand
grip and the latest prices on goods.
Four new houses will be undercOn
struction here in a few days. Build
ing lots are going at Nancy Hanks
gait, and those who leave the selec
tion of their lots much longer vii
find they can only come in as subur
ban residents.
Farming is going on under Difficult
ties. One farmer IL reported as plant
ing potatoes i'm niittens. German SO,
and ear-muffs.
"POstmaster at Garneill IL warned
that it is not proper for him to oper
packages directed to the Ubet office
Complaints in regard to this have al
ready been received" The above i,
copied from the Lewistown Demo
crat of May L and is Il fake. pure an,
simple. The postmaster will give :.
for every complaint over one made {,
the editor, who, with his usual all
sentmindednesS. has worked an -
onto his complaint" makingitlool
as II the postmaster at Garneill wa
guilty of some act that would rende
when as a matter of fact he was do
ing that which IL physical jmpossi
bility to the editor Of the Democrat
minding his own business. The ed
itor OF the Democrat can move owe
to Easy street on one matter, ant
that IL that Garneill will arrive at ;
good degree of robustness in spite o
the fact Of its not being favored by
the editor of the Democrat.
Garneill, Mont, May II, 1899.
links
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17

II you suffer from tenderness or
fullness on the right side, pains under
constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, and feel dun,
heavy and sleepy, your liver Is tor
hid and congested. DeWitts Little
Early Risers will cure you promptly
pleasantly and permanently by re-
moving the congestion and causing
The bile duets to open and flow nat
nrally. THEY ARE GOOD PILLS. C.F.
Little.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
POINTS OF WEAKNESS:

1. BILIOUS HEAD
A G II e - Relieved by
HuOTAN.
90. JAUNDICE OF
THE EYES. HuO.
YAM will cause the yel.
lowness to disappear and
the normal, healthy color
to return.
4. COATED TONGUE.
FOETID BREATH.
HuDYAN viii clear the
tongue and IN axe the
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
Fergus County Officers.

District Court Sessions. 1899 - March 18th
May 10th, August 26th, November ith.
County Commissioners meet in regular ses
sions on the first Monday of March. June, Sep
tember and December.
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known To be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing To the
taste and acceptable to the system. IL
Is the one perfect strengthening laXa-
tive, cleansing the system effectualIy.
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the lSidnevs.
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative
In the process of manufacturing fips
are used as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by method
known TO the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and To avoid limitations. please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, NJ Y.
For sale by all Druggists.-Priee SOC. per bottle
Fergus County argus., 1899-05-17
OLA NF ACH g and RHEuMATisM relieved
oASNby Dr. Miles Nerve Plasters.

BIG SPRIn,i, CAMP No. 1OS. WOOD
MEN OF THE WORLD; Meets the second
and fourth Tuesday of each month at Stafford's
hall, Main street, at s p. m.
The evening times., 1899-01-13
Clearing shoe prices.

during the
The fever
ahe
leather Wei kid and chrome kid kangaroo and waterproof shoes
OF
widest toeand styles of or heavy cork so Every pair
is
sold $3.50 and $&09and 81 27
regular s. and $50 ladies' shoes representing
a
ervceable abe and comfortable These 81 III
and
box calf dongoa and other fine ahzprtns
waantduh shoes as sell for Si2 and 59 S1c
We
bulldog tipped
best
Il
rQn
leather OOS
The evening times., 1899-01-13

but was refused admission. His wife was
seated on a chair, with her back to the
bed. On the floor in front Of her was q
mattress, on which the child was playing
When Preston found his wife would not
let him in he went to the rear window and
kicked it in. The sash and glass were
shattered He went directly into the room
where his wife was, and drawing his re-
volver shot her in the head twice. She
fell over on the mattress where her child
was seated.
Preston then shot himself in the TEN
pie and fell in the corner, with his head on
the mattress and his feet toward the he'd.
When the neighboTs rushed in the child
was pushing the hair from it's dead meth
er's face and with hands covered with
blood, was weeping bitterly
Mrs. Preston was dead in a few minutes
and her body was taken to the home of
her foster-mother. Mrs. Raley. The ply
sicians worked all night trying to save
the murderer's life. Both husband and
wife We're without means, and the re-
mains will be buried at the expense OF the
county in the town graveyard.
Preston left three letters addressed 10 his
wife. all showing diseased mind. In
one he intimated that he would kill her
suicide In one. in which there was much
meaningless matter, he said: "Oh, Mollie,
| forgive you, for | know you will soon
die | hope TO meet you in heaven for our
death is gazing into each others eyes.
The letter concludes with these words
Lying tongues deceive me TO my grave
The evening times., 1899-01-13

Beatty William C. Bother. Il. W Tropnell. j..
W Downcy. O. B. Stone. Levin West, ID. F. Nc
Kinney and ". H. Wagner,
The commissioners of Garrett County viii here
after award the county printing and publishing
to the lowest bidder. Heretofore the contract,
or rather the bulk of the work, has been given
to the newspaper representing the political party
in control. The following officers were reappoint-
ed: Clerk to the board, Albert c. Ross; attorney.
Edward II. Sincell; health officer and Jail phySi-
clan, DIR. ". H. Ravenseraft; janitor 10 the court
house, ". NJ Coddington.
Daniel Bridges left st. AIicbaers Wednesday for
his home in the country. On the way he fell
asleep and his horse stopped short distance from
town at farm gate Bridges was found the
roadside nearly frozen to death. lie in 4
ad-cart. and it is supposed the horse SHE'D to
the side of the road throwing the occupant to the
ground. He was brought to ST. Michael's and re-
storatives were applied. but at last report he was
in a very critical condition
Dr. Charles W. Ellis, of Elkton, with Dr. Whit
taker of Cherry Hill. held a consultation yester-
day in the case OF John Anderson. The was
pronounced lockjaw by the physicians and An
derson is in a serious condition He was injured
on the head in runaway accident more than a
week ago. He was able to be out Saturday.
and his case was not at all considered serious
until yesterday morning. This is the second case
Dr. Ellis is attending of the same character. The
other patient, Mrs Warren, of Elkton. is rapidly
improving.