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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16
HOME MADE CANDY
AT
ROOT & WAKEMAN'S. ~
Mrs, |. H. HALL.

Flows and Cultivators at S. S.
Thomas; just the thing you want.
See them.
LEAVE YOUR LAUNDRY
with A. S. & l. P. Ruggles, agents
Tor one Of the best faundries in the
state. First-class work guaranteed
md prices reasonable. Cal !. i 10 n
price list and get good service
cheaply, quickly and satisfactory.
Commissioner r. s. Marks.
with his wife is making a Wis
it to friends in Chatham
county.
New York printing at South
ern Pines prices, at the FREE
PRESS office.
Mr., Konigmicher has re-
turned from his summer stay
at Battle Greek, Mich.
See the line of School tablets,
Composition Books, Examination
Pads, Pens and Pencils at John
sons Pharmacy.
Old and young, and all who
are interested in forming a
choral society or singing class
will please meet in Kings
Daughters hall next Wednes
day evening the 9th at 8
o'clock sh lrp.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16

New York printing at South
ern Pines prices, at the FREE
PRESS office.
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family Who; had been making
a visit to Washington, D. G.
stopped over last Sunday for
a visit with his father e Capt.
A. M. Clark. they were en-
route to their home in Knox
viller Tenn.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16

Mr., Konigmicher has re-
turned from his summer stay
at Battle Greek, Mich.
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See the line of School tablets,
Composition Books, Examination
Pads, Pens and Pencils at John
sons Pharmacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
BLOODTHIRSTY APACHEs
Are on the war Path i'm Arizona
-Neeking Revenge.

Jerome Arr, Aug. S.--Jerome was
thrown into a fever Of eXcitment today by
the sudden appearance OF band OF Apa-
ches in war paint. Leaders OF the tribe
stopped and purchased a large supply OF
ammunition and hastily left FOR Red Rock.
The band was composed exclusively OF
bucks. A mounted correspondent OF %
Associated Press overlook the Indians a
few miles from Jerome and after consld- l.
cradle persuasion was permitted to ac-
company them on the Journey of twenty
miles over the toughest country magma
Bile. Ia a canyon with perpendicular walls
rising 10 IA height of hundreds az feet were
the remains OF a camp FIRE and nearby
the wigwam. In front Of the wlgwam was
the body Of squaw and pappoose. while
a few rods In front lay buck All three
had been horribly mutilated and scalped.
The hands and feet were cut of The In.
dians formed a circle about the body and
on the dismembered bodies swore tc
wreok an awful vengeance. Tho name
Zuni occurred many times The bodies
We're buried near the scene of the crime
and the band took the trail to the north
The Zunis are New Mexico tribe while
the Apaches are of Arizona. 4 bitter
enmity has existed for years between the
tribes, but a truce has put an end 10 hos
tlllties for long time.
The three murdered Indians had left
their reservation near Camp Verde and
were surprised by band Of Zunls. The
Apaches took the tran IN the direction OF
New Mexico and oldsettlers fear that a
furious outbreak will follow and end IN
the determination OF one OF the tribes.
There are no soldiers within reach and
the settlers are not disposed to Interfere
in the expected out5rak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
New York Trust Conference.

New York, Aug 2s-The governors Of
twenty-aix states are announced as hay
ing appointed delegations to attend the
conference on trusts by the Civic FEEDER
alton OF Chicago and called to meet In
that city. September 13 to 16. The call
states the object to be purely educational
and strictly n0n-partisan, the committee
on arrangements beng composed Of me1
OF different political faiths and represent
ing an sides OF he problem to be discuss
90. The subject Tor discussion IS trusts
and combinations. their uses ana sbuses
railway, labor, industrial and coma.r'e-
ial
II ia stated by the promoters that the
United States Industrial commission has
arranged % attend the conference IN a
body and that the interstate commercs
commission has also accepted and viii
partic pate in the conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

The states named as having elsSatlons
and the names of chalrmen thereof are
here given.
New York. Chauncey NJ. Depew: Neh-
raska. Edward Rosewater; Mary and,
Charles j. Bonaparte South Carolina, !.
II Marshall. Montana. Martin Me4'lnls;
Kentucky. w. q. 4. Brecklnridge: Wa
consin. John c. SpOoner. Missouri. u. NJ.
Cockre1; Michigan, Russell a. Alger: Col
orado Thomas NJ. Patterson. Kansas. W.
} Bailey; Iowa, James c. Berryhfl MS
slsslppi. j. w Cutrer: Alabama, e. Lam
er; South Dakota, r. f. Pettigrew; y
oming f. NJ. Mondell. oregon NJ e..
GEORGE Tennessee, r. s. Snodgrass; Indl-
ana. ~ b. Martindals; West Virginia. B
s. Hutchinson. Arizona, M. J. Eagan:
ono. John sherman; Pennsylvania NJ. NJ
Gsrand Indian Territory James Staples
Utah. George w Bartch: New Mexico.
Frank springer.
The fun delegations OF Missouri. Kan
sas and Nebraska, are:
| Missouri NJ Cockren, Warensbu e
E. g. SCrow. jefferson City; Joseph A
Graham. st. Louis; David Il. Francis st.
Louis; +. M. Lehman, ST. LOUIS; EmN
Pretorius 81. Louis John a Hockaday
Futon; J. A. Vorles, st. Joseph; e.. G
Fuller Mound city; John s. Ha IS, Buf-
falo: J.. j.. Cotty, Enida; Marsh Arnold,
Benton.
Kansas-W. J. Bailey, Baileyvlle; J..
! X Cubbison, Kansas City; George II.
Buckman, WINFIELD W. A. White, Empor>
ga; John E, Hessn, Manhattan; Harry
l.. Pestana Russell; Charles e. Elliott
Wellington.
Nebraska Edward Rosewater Omaha
ex Governor Lorenzo Crounse. Calhoupi
William " Allen, Madison; r. d. suther.
land Nelson; William ]. Bryan hncoln
A. H. Nipple, Omaha, Frank T. Ransom
Omaha
The following name governors have &C
Icepted: Atkinson. West Virginia; Stanley
Kansas; Shaw, Iowa; Pngree. Michigan
Thomas. Colorado: Smith. Montana
lschoneld. Wisconsin, Murphy. Arizona
Fanohler. North Dakota: Mount. lndi
ana.
Acceptances have also been receive
from the attorney generals or seventeen
states and tn labor comInishonrs OF fv
letates. Delegates are bel * named b.
boards OF trade, chambers of commerce
national labor and agricultural bodies,
the National Bar Association, the Nat
lonal Banlceru Association, the Nations
Underwriters Association, the America
Economical Association, the America
Social Sc ence Association and the Amer
lican Academy Of Political and socia
Science. The leading colleges OF th
country VIA be- represented by professor
OF political economy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
Nebraska Regiment.

Pueblo, colo, Aug. 2s.--Nebrasxa's regi-
Inent OF volunteers passed through Pue-
bio today and were given warm vel
como by the citizens, who turnef out
several thousand strong % greet the re-
turning troops The irst section arrived
at AIS p. m, but the other sections ~,
delayed by o small freight wreck In the
Brown canyon. near Saiida ana i was IA
the nelghborhood Of o'clock when they
came in. Pueblo had band a. the sta
ton. and tho men expressed themselves
as pleased wit hthe attention shown them
which thoy said was the most marked OF
any since their departure from San Fran
cisco.
They appear, with but few exceptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
OPINIONS BY BURFORD
Chief Justice Hands Down
Twenty two OpiniOns-SyI- p
jaDi In Some Cases.

Among the hardest working officials Of
the territory OF Oklahoma is Chief JUS
tice John II. -urford. who handed down
twenty-five opinions at the Adjourned
session Of the supreme court that closed
last night.
Below Is given the syilabi in cases re-
ferred to;
A. T. & Is. Il. X. K. Co. ct al. Va. J. M.
HAYNES, Co. Treas, ct al.
Error from the district court OF Kay
county. Affirmed.
l. The provisions OF Sec. 57pl, stat is93
relating to public schools and authorizing
the board OF county commissioners to
annually levy on the taxable property Ct
the county a tax not to exceed one %
per cent Tor county school fund Is not
appealed Indirectly or by Implication by
the provisions OF the act amendatory or
the general revenue laws approved Afarch
8. 1895. Session Laws 1895. page 2i6. anl the
making OF such levy oana0t he enjolned.
2 When statutes contain two distinct
provisions, one being specific with precl ie
directions to do a particular thing Tor "a
specific purpose. and the othe- general
prohibiting certain acts VIII ch, In their
general sense, include the particular
thing authorized by the specific direction
the general prohibition clause does not
control the specific authority The par
ticular direction is TO be considered IN
the nature OF an exception.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

Frinkfort-on-the-Ma Main. Aug. H.-T'nis
town Is gaily decorated with fiags today
IN honor Of the one hundrelt1 and nftieth
Anniversary of the birth OF Goethe. which
was celebrated today Ths birthplace Of
the poet was crowded with visitors from
an parts OF Europe and America. The ex-
Empross Frederick attended the ceremon-
les. which were under the auspices OF tho
Free German academy and the Goethe
society. Speeches we're made BY Prof.
Erich Schmidt and Prof, Yaientin, Of
London.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRICR.A.WEE EDITION.

The striking and important events
OF the last year have established the
Overwhelming value OF THE THRIcE-A'
WEEK WomD 70 every reader. For an
almost nominal sum IL has kept its sub
scribers Informed of the progress OF all
our wars and, moreover. has reported
them as promptly and fully as II il were
a daily. With our interests still extend
ing throughout the world. wit h our
troops operating in the Philippines aud
the great Presidential campaign, too. at
hand, it's value is further increased.
The motto Of The THRIcE- A. WEEK
WoRLD is improvement. 1t strives each
wear TO be better than IL was the year
before. and public confidence in II il
show by the fact that 1t now elrculates
more than twice as many papers every
week as any other newspaper, not q
daily, published in America.
We offer this unequaled Newspaper
and TIE WEEKLY LEADER together one
year for sl.le.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
clark and Courts. corporation vs.. Greer
County

Clark and Courts. a corporation ys. Greer
County
/. Under tho laws OF Oklahoma defn-
ing tho duties and prescribing the powe's
OF boards OF county commissioners ana
county treasurers. there Is no authority
existing for the allowance or payment OK
obligations of Greer county, Texas, for
which Greer county. Oklahoma may be
liable Until there 10 Additional iegi1ia
ton, the remedy q tho hol4trs Of suen
obligations Is by prosecuting such obli
cations TO final judgment in some OF the
courts having Jurisdiction, and shen pro-
cure q levy OF taxes to pay such tndE'
ment. or by agreement with the e7unty
board procure judgment bonds 10 es To-
sued IN settlement ~ s1en Judgments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29
RULES GOVERNING CONTEST.

The above ballot is ordered and authorized by the Fall
Carnival Committee and the " receiving the largest number
coupons at the close OF the contest at o'clock October sth
1899 will be formally declared Queen of the Carnival
This contest is open TO all ladies OF Guthrie
No ballot legal unless cut from the daily papers
commee selected by the carnival officials will
the ballots evening at Wallaces Drug Store the
progress OF the vote will be printed the Leader from day
TO day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

s. b. smith ya. W. W. seenesr ana ". e.
SPENCER.
Error fFom probate court OF hay county.
Affirmed.
WI hen there Is competent evidence
reasonably tending to support the nndins.
OF the trial court on controyerted quea-
tons OF tact. the appellate court vii nOt
disturb tho hnding on the weight OF the
evidence.
ihe hndlng OF the trial oourt upon
conroyertod questions OF fact will. on ap-
peal. be given the same enect az The yer
dict OF jury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

\. ~ Overworlycd men nre au
easy mark Tor kidney troubles and aiI
catarrhal diseases The evpcricuc. 81
Mr. j. Brake, Petrolea, Ont, Canada. ia
well told in his letter which follows.
Dr. S. b. Hayfnan. C0lAuBRs. o.
DEAR SIR -" -Four years ago had a
severe attack of Bright's disease, which
brought SO low the doctor said moth
ing more could be done for me. When
one of Your lectures on the above dis
ease was read to me began 70 take Pc
ru-na and Man-a-lin, and found it acted
just as represented In three months
l was a well man, and have continued
SO ever since Seeing the good effects
on me numbers of people Of this town
have called on me who were SUFFERING
fromdyspepsia. They have taken vour
medicine with the bes. results.
Pe-ru-na is the scientific remedy for
catarrh. Bright's disease is cntarrh
Of the kidneys. Barrhma is catnrrh
Of the bowels.
Write TO the Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.
Columbus, O., for Dr. Hartman's FREQ
book on catarrh, iu which these things
are clearly explained.
Mr. AW Coale, manager Gem nickel
mines, Hillside, Col, writes.
" ] tried Peru-ua for catarrh. NV
Soaring was aimoS. gone in one ear
and one bottle Of Pe-ru-na cured me.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

Frank Merrick, the Joplin defaulter,
was seen on the train by Guthrie
merchant recently. lie remarked that
Merrick was parading around under
an assumed name.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

out joining aa the nsmbe- Of the arm %
defendanta
.. Where a suit . brought asalast one
person aud The petitlon disclosea on ils
lace that the debt sued ga Is tns DEBT OK
a eopar-nership. demurrer 'or deieo. ce
parties defendant Is the proper practice.
and should De sustalne.
4. our statste, sec SS2f, ,tasI.s a. ISss.
making eacn general partner uG0.a io
Third persons Tor al tas obligations OF
ehe partnership Jointly with his copart-
ners, is declaratory OK the common law.
and does not change or modify The CON.
mon law rule.
8. While each partner 10 liable IN solido
t0i all the debts OF the nrn. one partnsr
cannot be sued alone unless he aas By
some act rendered himself seyerluy la
ole aud each partns rhas right 70 re-
Quire all who are Jointly liable with
hun 90 be- made parties 70 a sui, upon
any partnership liable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

George W. outcelt VS. William NJ CSl-
LIEF.
On rehenriug.
l. Ihe common law rule governing cf
JOINT obligations and making q juds .0ent
against one or more Joint makers OF
prolnissory note bar TO further procssi 4
ngs against the ther joint makers, has
been 50 Tar modified BY our statutes, as
chat obligations appearing TO be JOINT
Wall be presumed to be joint and several
nnm such presumption Is In . ouamein
untll such presumption 10 ia some manner
overcome and unless such presumpt. "a 10
overcome, any one or more OF the d. at
cceded against severaly without prelu-
makers OF "a promiss9ory note may be
proceeded asa INST severally without pre-
Judico to the rights OF holder agalnat
other makers.
The statutory provisions that
Where an the parties who unite In a
promise receive some benefits from the
consideration whether past or present.
th.r promise 10 presumed TO be joint and
seyra.' wben considered together With
other sections of our statute relating 10
tAe same subject matter. bust me heli T.
hl0AlAN NAAt AAAhAA1A AAW AAA9 AZ NoAA+HFHA
ing obligations THAT appear 10 DO Joint and
Heveral 90 tho extent that courts Will pre-
sumo them to be evidence or the terms
Of the Obligation ITSELF exclude such pre-
sumption. When this presumption IL oV-
ercOme. then the obligation must be con-
trolled by tho rules OF the common Law,
goyerning Joint obligations.
I 3. Where One OF the several joint debt
Ors on note consents 10 Judgment
against all. without a trial and on mo-
| dion OF the lefendants who did not auth
Orlze such consent 1t Is error not 10 set
/ mo Judgment aside aa u all OF the de-
] PENDANTS.
g. Where a judgment ls rendered
against one oil several defendants Jointly
and seyeraly table on promissory note,
and no action taken as to the other de-
PENDANTS, but the cause loft standing Oh
tho docket as to them and the detendan
against whom judgment - rendered ap
Ipeals tho roma ming defendants Ar no
necessary parties To the appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

Allen J. Acres VS.. Warren T. Snyder. No.
66T.
Error from the district cour5 Of Noble
county. Affirmed.
1. The findings of the secretary nt the
interior in a contested lot case upon con-
troverted questions Of fact are eonolu-
sive. and will not be disturbed or re-
viewed by the courts.
2. In IN absence OF the evidence upon
which the secretary based his findings In
a lot contest case, the court Will presume
there was legal, competent and relevant
evidence TO support each dnding. al
though there may havo been incompe-
test evidence before the secretary.
s. Notice OF motion for review, OF a
a deceislon of tho secretary OF the interior
fore that officer, need not be served on
the attorney Of record OF the adverse
party. Service OF notice upon the party
himself Is sufficient
4. The proceedings before the secretary
In matters pertaining to the disposal OF
the public lands are not void by reason
OF failure to give notice TO Interested
parties The secretary has power 70 de-
tsrmine ali such matterA ON his own mo-
tor. and mere Irregularities w'h not
render such proceedings void.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

Morris B'swn vs.. Laura Donnelly N,.
S2
Error frem the district court Of Nohle
county. Affirmed.
/. The law as stated by this court In
Black vs.. Jackson, 6. Okla, 75l f. APPROX
ed and applied in this case
The dl.iincations or an a. cant r
a homestead entry upon public lands are
presented TO the land department for
determination OF such qualifications By
tho Land department. and IS binding up
on tho courts so long as such entry re-
mains intact
3. A homestead entryman upon pubic
leuds is entitled 10 tho free and unAia-
turbsd possession OF the land embraced
IN his entry so long az his entry remains
uncancelled as against every person o1.
sept &C claiming by vlrture OF some tau-
al or higher right.
& When a contestant has procured the
cancellation OF the homestead entry of
the contestee. and been permitted by the
land department TO make homestead en-
try on IN land involved In the contest.
the further occupation and use OF the land
by tho contestee without the consent OF
the successful contestant and entryman,
Is trespass upon the possessOry rights
OF the entryman and no demand for pos
.1siop Is required in order 10 authorize
4 court OF equity 10 snjoin a continua-
tin OF such trespass.
w. T. Vowel Us. Geo. Taylor. et al
Error from the district court Of cieys-
land county. Reversed.
I. Wneu an action Is appealed from n
justice OF the peace. or from the % bats
court. he district court takes merely
appellate Jurisdiction. and no original
/ jurisdiction. nd can hear and determine
the case only as a case within the iuriz-
diction OF such court from Whioh the
appeal was taken,
wagstan vs.. chalis. 81 Kas 2l2
2 Where a case Is tried IN the probate
court and judgment rendered for the
plaintiff. and thu defendant ttempts 70
appeal without giving an appeal bond,
and after the transcript Of the proceed
ings IN the PROBATE court. the plainfin
makes a timely motion 10 dinnisE tts
appeal for the reason that no appsa
bond was given 10 effsctuats the appeal
and sreh motion II oyerrulsi. and M
parties required 10 go 20 raj. any Ap
pearance for tho purpose OF psoteciiul
his rights on the trial viii not amount
20 waiver Of the giving Of an appsa
BOND. or give the court the right 70 ir,
aud Determine such cuuse.
g. n is the duty OF the district cour
10 dismiss an appeal from a justice
givsA Ihs court has no power 70 Dermi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

the filing OF new bond except In cases
whore a defective or insufficient bond has
been given
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-29

FIre Extingulsher Manufacturing Com
pany VS. The City OF Perry. No. s,6
Error I. ON the district court ct Noble
csunty Anlfr 'd.
1. Section $50. statutes 1898. limits the
power OF city council to contract for hre
apparatus at one purchase 10 sums y
nve hundred dollars and under. unless
authorized by the majority vote of 'he
qualified electors resident OF such city
2. There is no conflict between the pfp.
visions OF Sec 53s and 5s3 OF Statutes
contract, while the latter authorizes tho
1893: the former relates to the power 20
council to appropriate funds for payment
of such contracts as the council has pow eI
to enter into.
3. Where "a city council purchases Ore
apparatus at one purchase AMI agrees 60
Pay the sum OF eleven hnn.red dollars
therefore, no election having h1en held TO
ruthorize such purchase, 'ho contract is
void and the city council can not validate
such Illegal contract by splitting the sum
into three parts OF less than tve hundred
dollars each. and executing warrants
therefor. and the payment OF warrants 10
executed may be defeated by the city.
y tIhuu az uSAeNNN W ~ "N
co lti act cannot be pleaded I'm general
te-Gng' the specific acts constituting ile
s.duo must be set forth,
8. Where two defenses are pleaded ia
cause OF action. one OF which Is good
and the other bad, and a demurrer i'
overruled 10 both detenses, and ,ht
plaintifs elects to stand on the demurrer
the error in overruling the demurrer I'd
the insufficient defense Is not available
the otho defense constituting a complet'
bar q tho cause OF action.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-14
EXCELSIOR,

improvements in towns ora ,ul,
suggestive Of others needed ami
IKE the horse leach, always cr, inn
III more This is the present status
OF "elser The improvements of
'"e past twelve months have hesp
phenomina, and from a comm,ri,,
u comparatively limited population
ana commercial Importance il b,s
suddenly become an important center
" " business respects This is
'''s' noticeable Inhabitants have
.''o'eo since the incorporation
Many needed improvements bovo
'een made by the municipal author.
ties, and private enterprise has odaoa
more Yet nothing has been do,o
''Nohu Inc actual present REQUIRE
nepts' anu now the lime has arrival
''en Steps must be taken in opti.;na
ION OF our future growth. Possibl,
Ut present corporate powers are.,oo
mlted, and. if this be the ...o
he lirst step should be to securo
lore extensive authority, Orher
easures OF general interest will be
10 Sc''on TO secure all industries
at can advantageously be located :
re- and all possible ADVANTAGES c
ven all the publicity possible. :
nong the many, one of the creates, r
Z most important 10 that of Iocst- q
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-14

Any political party presents a
sorry figure to the world when it de-
nounces trusts and approves the gold
standard. The primary or funda-
mental cause of the trust is the GOLD
standard, and even the most ardent
shouter for the claims of Shylock
does not attempt to gainsay this
monumental fact which so materially
concerns the people everywhere with
IN this great country which is today
CALLING under the yoke of the fends
of finance.