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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-01
THE NEW YORK WORLD
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scribcrs informed % the progress % all
our wars aud. moreover, has reported
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daily With our intorcstsstill extend
iug throughout the world, wit b our
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The great Presidential cam paign, too. az
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Thanksgiving al the
White House.

Washington. Nog a--A very general
obeer,nnce % the holiday by persons n
"a walks of ifc marked ThunkarIylrg
day az the national capitol Tho govern
mont departments. postonice and business
houses were closed. Fluo weather prevail
ga and crowds found lmu.e emort at thc
rircs and other outdoor sports Tho poor
were not mrgotton by tose In more flr-
tunato circumatanCee Tho lay wac more
closely observed t. fhe executive man
SION than Cor some yelrn The house was
closed t1 visitors .nl bus.ur aaa a'-
mos. suspended Tlo president aw only
Few Intimate friends Mr ana Sire
Ahnor Mckinley came over tum New
York Co dino 40 tho white House anl ace
oompanicd fho pfce 1.nt nnl Mrs Mc-
Kiniry to church. atcudug .eyiccs lf
ho metropolitan ~ church Rev
Prank A. Bristol the pastor preached
rhc aerman. which nna a patriotic dIH-
course. in which Doc pointed .ui tnlt the
hiFh position nuHIrs iF Ni country
and i.a atate ard pr sp.rIF hHtr hee
nt uu umo t1 love ~ Gol .riIenco 'o
commands and patriotism.
The pres dent ha1 several invted gues'
20 dinner af De- White House tms evou-
inF. the center piece being the Rhode ia-
land turkey which O. sent ta Hm each
wrnN
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10 was thrilling escape that Chas
Davis, of R0Nerstown, o., lately had
from a irigbtful death. For twovears
a severe lung troub q constantly grew
worse until ID seemed be must die of
consumption Then be began 90 use
Or Kings New Discovery aud lately
wrote "lt gave instant relief and has
effected permanent cure such
wonderful cures have for twenty i've
years proven lis power 20 cure all
Throat. Chest aud Lung troubles
Price so cents and si Every bottle
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at C
r.. Renfro's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-01

The santa BE Route has issued a
limited edition ~ handsome six.
months calendar, July % December.
comprising siX color reproductions.
sXll inches each oi BurbAnks ccie-
brated Pueblo Indian portraits. which
we're this season IS art sensation aud
have hitherto only been reproduced in
Brush and Pencil Attractivcly bound
with engraved cover representing an.
cieut Aztcc caicndar stone. Obtaiuab.c
Tor 25 cents az Atchison Topeka s.
Santa Re railway locai ticket office
Only few copies left Call early,
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0f the Local Gun club 20 Make Terri.
turiai Tour

toriai Tour.
The ANTON ement "a made that on
Mondat the Guthdc Gun club
viii s.sr "a tuur for the champion
ship uk a MA and southern Kan
sas. ihr nrst shoot will De held ai
Perry Mpndar and on the s.h and Gth
the ciuo vii 20 % Arkansas City.
where " will participate Ia the hrst
annual tournament OF the Arkansas
City Gun club, at which the crack
shots 90 southern kansas will be in
attendance The Guthrie shooters who
will make the tour are Oismith, Mac
Morris. bronson send siba b wheeler,
Jones. Nelson. Mckinley knowles and
bradford The following program has
been arranged Tor the shoot AZ Arkau.
sas City.
First day-No Z. 6ftcen singles. en-
trance SD, $3.50 added no @. hftecn
singice. entrance si. s, added. NO l.
ten singlos, hrc pair, entrance 40, g.
added, no g., hftceu tinglcH, entrance
81, es added no 3. ffteen singles. en-
trance si as add q by New Gladstone
hotc'i No p. hiteen si0gles, entrance
80, si added no 2. hftecu singiea. en-.
trance ei merchandise 40. ten Sin
giles, Eve pair, entrance si s. added
by the Home National bank no p
hfieen singles, entrance 81. 81 added
Second day-No. O., hftcen sing e.
entrance 81, IS added. No. hflecn
singles, entrence si, 81 added 40. 3.
ten singles, Eve pair entrance 81, No.
9. hfteen Singles. entrance 81, no. 5,
tfteen singles, entrance 81, S. added,
No. o, iftccn singles, entrance so No.
2. hfteen singles, entrance sl. mcr-
chanoise No 3. ten singles, Eve pair,
entrance g.. s5 added bv Farmers
state banS NJ af'~er singles. en-
trance si. s. added
The club will give an additional
prize Of s. each 90 the individual
making the best average score Ia the
eighteen events before described.
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Constipation means the accumula-
ton Of waste matter that shorld be
discharged daily. and unlcss this is
done the foul natter Is sbsor bed aud
poisous the system. Use HERBiNE TO
bring about regularity Of the bowels
Price S0 cents sold by +. B. Lille a
Co and Wheeler & Son.
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ANornER SNAP.

rrcr scholarshlp Boo the Capital cay Husi.
mess College.
TW LEAnEn will give a $50 scholar.
ship 90 the young man or woman
bringing la the largest number OF paid
monthly subscriptions % the Daily
Leader by December l0th. 1900 This
offer is open 90 all The naily Leader
is SD cents a month
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wANTFD. .ipl pounds of clean cotton RAGS
Apply o. foreman ot thc Lcadcr press room
wANTEp-To trade 100 acre farm iu Tia
coin county for Guthrie property
WANTED-ino0s suhsrrihers Tor the Okla
homa Leader one year ana the Farm Journ
al. ave years for boc sample copies on ap-
pication.
WAITED Bright hoy 20 canvass tor the
Oklahoma Weekly Leader aud Atlanta C0u
stituton Good paw 60 right party
LODGE DfRECrORT.
Capitol Lodge 80. O. Royal Tribe of Joseph
meets thc h1st and third Saturdays ln each
month, lu ODD Fellows hall Nisising mem
hers vii he made welcome,
EFFIE LOWELL. scribe
Guthrie lodge No. O. 40 Z W NEE
Thursday evening 81 each week at 1m
Victor block corner First and Harrison
Visiting Workmen a,says y, wei.ceme a.,
O. j. TUoHY Recorder
Guthrie Lodge 40. 3. a. u % meets
Monday night ot caCn week at5 m. visiting
oaa Fellows Always weis9'mn,e, we 9'mn,e,prp ~a
CIV BRUCE secretary
Oklahoma Eacampment so . !. % % b.
meets thc second aud fourth Friday ulEhta
D. o. MERTEN scribe
Guthrie Lodge no. {. X ofP meets every
Monday ats Pm lu their nall in thr fic-
Cor block corner First and Harrison fIH.t.
Ing knights are alwaVs welcome.
A. ~ CARPENTER q
A O. BALDWIN, az OF y aud ~ nf
Hartranti Post 80 a. o.. A r. meets ou
nrst and third SATURDAYS lu each month AL
f.io . pa in probate court room NaItlnf
comrades always welcome
w B HEROD y C.
n l.. MOCK. Adiutnant
Guthrie camp No 81 woodmcn of enc
World meets every Monday night ln thr
OF Il hall Visiting Woodmen are welcnm h
j II TOWERS. CLERK
wa GREGORY CON com
Guthrie lodge No .. a. GA.N Rcr
ulAr meeting third "wednesday evening In
each month at n o'clock All brethren cora.
tNg invited t1 Attend
UF ARDERY see
G % WILLIS W.
O R 81 meets cvety TUESDAY .uie1tt
uf uAII visiting chiefs aINlrs fr.. CONN.
~ H CuERRF. Uhlcfof Records
Naoml Rcnckah lodge $50 O. n O D.
meets every .ddAy evening at tH p tbr
odi frllpWaa hali lu thc WciuhcrFef H..a
Ing visitors welcome
SARAH BATES $50.
KATE Al WETuN. Sec.
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medicine and "a cured me CON pieiely. build
Tag 800 my health aud Increasing my aupefI.r
Although fnla was tpn years aEo. have never
YET had sign Of The disease ~ return
W.h NuwMkH
htaunton. Va.
It is like self-destruction 90 continue
10 take potash and mercury beside,
totally destroying tho digestion, they
dry up the marrow Ia the bones, pro.
ducing a stiffness and swelling OF the
joints, causing the hair 60 fall out, and
completely wrecklng the system.
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OUR CLUB LIST

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Constitution a5
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"MANTS,,

Advertisements iu fhis column o. per lire
each insertion. 81 advertisement taken Tor
ifah than ~ cents
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Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison IL absolnialy
beyond the skill Of the doctors The,
may dose a patient for years on theh
mercurial AID potash remedies, but h.
will never be rid OF the disease on th,
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. 3 3 8. 10 the only cure
Tor this terrible afiliction, because n 1.
the only remedy which goes direct "a
the cause of the disease and forces 1,
from the system
va, s,,.. siie,ed ga WIN Blood Poison. sne ,h'
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their treatmsnt fattt
fully. in fact. / scemr.
90 get worse all tht
while I took alnO
every ao called bloD
remedy hut they didnH
eerm fo reach the U
ease and lad no cn
whatever I waH
heafirned foftt aoef
that I would never M
cured Atthc adVire U
a friend . then
and began
prove I continued fHf
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co, a a tralns connect at south McAlrsr
Ter With the 81 k. q n for tac north lud
south. and 40 Wlater with ffisco trainaf
Fora further ilinrmatlnn address
y. n. HOLDERS If1nc Mgr,
South McAle4teF. l. q
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WASTED Bright boy to canvass toe the
Oklahoma Weekly Leader aud Atlanta C0u
stitutl0u Good paw go right party
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wANTFD. iepounds of clean cotton RAGS
Apply % foreman of thc leader press r1om
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
d. j. If. on the jackson Limbless,


EDITORS COURIER: will endeavor to
explain my Vows in regard to the jack
son limbless cotton. My idea was that
If Mr.. Hunnioutt would guarantee his
seed to produce seven bales per acre and
sell thetn at reasonable figure, l would
plant my Drop with his seed. have had
no experience with tho jackson limblos
cotton, but do not think the statement
as to its producing sevon bales to the
acre unreasonable. romember to have
read OF ono heavy bale Of cotton grown
on one-soventh of an aero.
A testimonial of Thos. p. Hill, of
Decatur, Dekalb county, Georgia, says
he he had fifty acres, which averaged
three bales per aore of tho African jack
son limbless cotton. Some of it was
fourteen feet In hoight. Whore differed
from my friend, Mr.. j. a, Cook, was
moro especially as to tho Sc d which ho
said we needed, namely, seed that would
mako ono boil to tho stalk or one bale to
ton aoros. AS he admits, we all have n
right to, our opinions. This being tho
case, VIC would have to got fifty cents per
pound for our cotton, and then be in q
worse condition than we are with cotton
at four cents. In my opinion, if We could
mako seven bales of cotton per aoro there
would be no necessity Of going to- tho
extremes Mr. Cook spoke of. 1 hold
this idea: 1t would be for better for US
IL we could mako rs much cotton on ono
aore as we do on fiftoen or twenty. Tho
idea Is not to increase tho number of
bales, but to mako it with 80 much less
expense, and give moro time to raising
corn, wheat, oats and other things that
will pay bottor than cotton; devote moro
Of our time to building barns and i'm
proving our farms, aud then, instead of
having TO wrap our cotton In silk to soil
It, wo would be ahla to wear silk--or, In
other words, we would be able to com
peto with tho times, d, JIM.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
Liquor Question In the Legislature,

COLUMBIA, s. c., February 14.-Tho
Senate to-day, by a voto of "a to IA, re-
fused 10 kill Archer's bill to allow county
elections between prohibition and the
dispensary. The motion thon oamo up
on Henderson's State referendum bill,
which was voted down by vote Of 81 to 8.
Then Mr.. Mayfiold's amendment to have
tho vote On three quostions-license, pro.
hibition and license by counties-camc
up. Mr.. Mayflold's substitute was lost
by q vote of 8 TO 20.
Amendments were offered and adopted
for tho elections to be hold twenty-one
days after notice given. Horny and
Greenwood will be exempted from the
bill. The Archer bill was finally ordered
to Its third reading by vote Of 20 to ID.
The bill provides for counties to got from
under the dispensary. All others wore
voted down. Notice of amendment was
givon. The House took no vote on the
local option question.
The House passed the supply bill.
Mr.. Prince offered his absolute prohi-
bition bill as q substitute for Mr.. McCul-
lough's. Mr.. Mccullough accepted it.
A motion to indefinitely postpone the
Prince Mccullough bill was carried by SO
to 70 on an ayo and nay vote. Prohibit.
tion for tho State was, therefore, showed
under.
Debate was then taken up on tho Rob
inson bill, offering option between prohi.
bition and tho dispensary. Bleaso, OF
Newberry, thus far is the main speaker
for tho dispensary, and Mr.. Stevenson
was making fine speech for the bill
when recess was taken.
The sentimont for tho Robinson bill ia
growing.
Mr.. Sanders has offered tho Archor
(Senato) }'ill as substitute.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
OUR VlElSs|qlBllNll!S'E lls| ! s I BUDGE'll'..
coNDUolfeieng ~ 4. 1. q sossETr.

WEsrhIasTHR, February Ia And III
showed. Hasn't the weather been bit
terly cold since It fe.lp Tho mercury
reported below zero this morning. .S
Mrs. w. ~. Qheswell, OF Ecwry, waa
visiting the family Of her father, Mr.. n.
II. Jones, last, week. n 8sss
Mr.. Ira Denny Gaines, OF Gainesville,
Ga, visited rclatives and 90 frisnd', la
Westpinstp Sunday and. Monday. .54
None Of &he passenger or vestibule
trains have been running on sohednle
time, In several days. S, ~ Is .i5,. m y! Z
Miss Hattie Norris loft last Friday for
an exteuded visit 70 Chester, Clinton and
she was bridesmaid at tho marriaSa sS ~
Miss Alice Mcdaniel to. Mr, James Shan.
non. W. f.f .a /, 4 l'S p I;5.
Miss Rozzio Cox, OF the county. Has
been spending tho past week with rela.
tives and frionds In town. 54fs m
Little Mary, infant daughter OF u. &.
Allen, colored, died on Monday morhit,p,
18th instant, aged II months. ~
The upfavOrable weather last Sunday
did not prevent some of tho young mon
from making the accustomed calls. III
Some Of our young citizens can be seen
sleigh riding. They seem 10 be enjoy.
Ing the sport. ~ =. ~,
Mr. Claude Little, who has been ittlis.
again. = ) i. -
This Is st. Valontine's Day. A rather
cold, time for tho boys and the birds to
choose their mates, but the sky Ia clear
and tho surface of tho earth looks pretty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
MORE TROU8LE F0R NEAL.
SESSsss ~ N a - sE
Rumors OF Sometbing Wrong With
{5. His Accounts.

His Accounts.
The Anderton correspondent OF the
Atlanta journal, writing under date OF
February II, says:
"Serious trouble is brewing In Reform
orioles here, owing to the condition OF
affairs in tho offioe of Superintendent OF
the State Penitentiary w. a. Neal. WHO
was defeated for re-eleotion. 1t ID stated,
on what appeara to- beYgood authority,
that all il not well with his accounts. A
general npAeaval now Beems3 Imminent,
"Col. Neal 10 now here, having come
from Columbia yesterday in Company
with j. s. Fowler, w. @. Hammond, j,
Is: Watson and other lessees of convfcts,
whose contracts were In danger Of revo.
cation by tho Board Of Directors now in
session. These three gentlemen are
also Meals bondsmen, and 1t 10 said
creditors. A number of tho contracts
wore revoked for Irregularities, among
them Watson's, who Is charged for three
years. hire, Watson being the nominal
owner Of the w. A. Neal plantations in
Anderson and Piokons counties. 1t ia
said the lessees are still charged largo
for which they hold receipts. Mr.. Fow-
ler is the only one who GOULD be seen
this morning. He was very retioent and
would neithor affirm or deny, but said
he had o satisfactory settlement with
the board as lessee.
"Nearly all are charged. with applying
products Of the State to their In ndividual
account horo, giving official receipt for
sale. :.
meal has boon potont factor in State
and county politics for q number of
years, welding tremendous influence.
lie is known Is tho Mark Hanna OF
South Carolina
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16

~ Major VIM. j: Stribling spent short
time in Columbia on business last week.
Statistics show that, during tho past
week, 7,431 rabbits have boon killed. in
Oconee county,
We have received Volume 1, No. i,
of the Darlington Courier, published by
Chas. A. Brown.
MIR. w. II. Grubbs, of Fair Play, has
been appointed ono of tho Supervisors of
Registration for this county.
| There was ho preaching iii tiny OF
tho Walhalla churches last Sunday on
account of tho severe weather.
DIR. d. b. Darby and r. T. Jaynes.
Esq, and Capt. z. y. Strother were in
Anderson last week on business.
-Chiokons and eggs have boon bring
ing good prices all tho winter. 1t would
bo a good idea to raise poultry instead
of cotton this year.
An ogg famine is imminent in Groom
villo. Fow grooors there arc ablo to got
any eggs and they are selling at 25 conts
per dozen, o riso of 12a cents in woolt.
DR.. j. w. Boil and wife are expected
homo from Now York this evening.
They will receive the congratulations of
their many Walhalla friends on thoir re-
turn.
j. w. Shelor, Esq, was in Columbia
last weok Oh professional business. He
met tho Oconoo delegation and reported
them all in good health, excopt Hon. T..
E. Vernon, who was wrestling with an
attack of the grip.
Tho thermometer at tho weather
bureau at Clemson College registered 7
dogrces below zorro at o'clock Tuesday
morning. This is tho coldest weather
experienced thoro since Clemson has
been in existence.
Mr.. p. T.. Aloxandor, of Hale, Pick
ons county, is in Walhalla on visit to
Mr.. w. b. +. Corbin. Mr.. Alexander re-
moved from this to Pickons county nine
years ago. Wo are glad to sec him oir-
culating among us again.
Tho friends of Mrs. w. w. Moss re-
greet that hor serious illness continues
She has lost ground very rapidly during
tho last fow days. and there is now lttlo,
II any, hope of hor recovery. Mrs. DR.. j.
w. Bowen, of Mount Pleasant, arrived
last evening to romain with her mother
until Tho ond. Tho many friends of the
family extond heartfelt sympathy.
MIR. r. b. Maxwell and Miss Zoe
Bleckley woro married on Wednesday
morning, February 10Th, and Immediately
afterwards boarded tho Southern train at
Anderson, s. c., for q bridal trip of two
! or three weeks to various points iii Flo
rida. The marriage was quiet homo
affair. The brido is niece of Mrs. T..
A. Boil, of Walhalla, and has many
friends here. Sho is an accomplished
and popular young lady. Many friends
extond congratulations and wish Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell long life of happiness
and prosperity.
Col. II. S. VanDiviere was overcome
by tho cold last Monday morning, and
was found lying at his door in an uncon-
scious condition. Ho had slept at his
now house, on College street, near tho
depot, and got up and wont to his old
homo on Main street, where his family
wore. They woro making preparations
to move to their now residence. Col.
VanDivierG got to the door and fell. Ho
was found by Mr.. Wilmot Smith and
carried into the house. Stimulants were
administered and he was soon revived.
His many friends regret to know that
he is yot unable to bo about.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
Wants to Know Where Casey Is,

EDITORS COURIER: For tho sake of
suffering humanity, will you ploase give
the following space in your valuable
paper:
Thore is a woman in this section who
wants to know whore Aaron Casey ie.
When Casey was last heard of ho claimed
to 1.-Two on Samuel Sutton's land, in
Brushy Crock township, Anderson coun-
~, South Carolina.
He Is worry tall about 45 or 80 years of
age; dark complicated; eyes, she thinks,
black or gray; beard and hair gotting
gray.
This woman is without homo, fo ID or
rament, only as the neighbors contribute
to her.
Any ono that can give tho writer any
information as to Casey's whefoabouts
will be paid for his or hor trouble.
j. ALONzo BROWN,
Cataec1ioe, $. q.
Anderson papers and every paper In
tho United States, friend to Justice,
please copy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
BEATS "TE KLONDIKE.

Mr. A. Thomas, of Marysvlle
Texas, has found q more valuable dis
covery than has yet boon made in tho
Klondikc. For years he suffered untold
agony from consumption, accompanied
by homorrhages, and was absolutely
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
consumption, coughs and colds. He dc.
clares that gold is of little valuo in com
parison with this marvellous euro; would
havo it even if 1t cost hundred dollars
bottle. Asthma, bronchitis and all
throat and lung affections are positively
ourod by DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
consumption. Trial bottles free at j. w.
Bells, Walhalla, w. j. Lunney's, Seneca,
and II. b. Zimmerman's, Westminster
drug stores. Regular size 30 cents and
$l.O0. Guaranteed to ouro or price re-