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Pleasant Porter the
NtW Chiof of the [ Creeks

Muskogee. l. H.. July S-For chief OIL
| The Greek nation, General Pleasant Por-
ter, for assistant chief OF the Creek aa-
ton. Hon. Motley Tiger
The above is the ticket nominated b.
the. national convention held at Okmu.
lgee on July 4 and o. The convention
was notable from the large attendance
there being fun delegations present from
twenty-one of the principal towns OF tha
nation, The choice of General Porter and
Judge Tiger was made with scarcely a
dissenting voice The personal popularity
Of both gentlemben throughout the Creek
nation les so pronounced, OF so high order,
that their election IS "a fore gone oonciu
sion.
General Peasant Porte has represented
the Creek nation in Washington for years
lie is man Of broad and scholarly mind
and has knowledge Of the history-cur-
rent and past--of the nation of the con-
dtops existing and % the needs and ra
quirements Of the Indian qualities him
pre-eminently FOR the exalted and respon-
BILE office of chief OF the Greeks Cen
erh Porter is man of highest moral
character of warmest sympathies and
ond generous impulses His popularity
rs not confined by the narrow limits OF
the Creek nation lie is held In the high-
est esteem not only throughout the tn-
dian territory. but iu the states and IN
Washington
Hon Molly Tiger IS q mublooded citl
zen and a man who s noted for his pro
gresslve Ideas. lberality and broad mind
edness He has filled numerous trib.l
positions Of responsibility aud trust I'M
Fariably with honor 20 himself and the
nation Tie gentleman whose cba~,,
Yer bears 30 blemish and whose inteprlt,
IS beyond question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

JoEL RoeERs, near Hawley, whose
crops were being eaten by chinch
bugs received some infected bugs
which he turned loose in his field, and
in very short time had the 81 kest
lot Of chinch bugs any body ever be
held They were so done for that
their appetite and locomotion departed
and his crops ate sll saved He says
the experiment is an absolute success
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olympia Wash, July S.-Goyernor Roc.
eis gave ort today for publication let
ler 20 Governor Savers q,
4eAas ina exclamation OF his unwilling.
ness 10 participate in the proposed con.
Nenuon on the subject Of state control OF
tru ts He saws.
The trust evil .s 10 made a poIiti,al
question; OF this there can be no doIbt
/ DO not believe it Is wise for Those who
are opposed Go the republican party to
assist that party ln he evident .tts,o,,
90 temporarily evade the issue bv nro-
posing state legislation as remedy
showing that this must prove in the end
ineffective
Governor Rogers takes issue with the
contention that II the general government
cannot regulate trusts, the Different states
can He refers 10 amendments nine and
ten OF the federal constitution. wheh A.
appears 10 him are clearly Intended 4,
make effective the spirit and letter OF the
declaration OF indeuendence regarding in-
ahenable rights among which Is the
fundamental natural right 10 buy and sell
ana make combinations not lnlmical DI
,ae public good Continuing he says.
"A greet majority Of the trusts viii
however unQuesuonahly be able 10 show
To the satisfaction " the United states
supreme court al least. that by the use of
large capital and Improved methods they
have reduced The cost OF their production
ana are thus beneht and not a detriment
to the general public That the creates,
good 10 the greatest number mas been
secured
Concluding Governor Rogers says that |
he trust problem 10 new phase OF the
ia fight OF the alml ghty dollar against
he Almighty God. The three mothers oil
he trusts are.
Inc money question me protective tar
n and railroad rebates. They are con |
rollable only by national legislation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

new ork' July S-A dispatch to IN,
tribune from London. Eng. SAYS The
complete success Of John r. Bartletts
campaign in the English oil seed trade i.
assured When he came to England Avo
years ago the managers OF the lpseed
an' cotton seed crushing mills and re-
"her.ea We're competing sharply with one
another ana adopting no methods OF self
preservation. He has drawn go per cent OF
thls trade into an amalgamated compan,
ms piah OF operation has been adopted
py the majority of the trade. lncludipe
an the stronger companies and firms He
mas naae contracts with n corporations
anu hfms ana purchases Is mills and u
OF iehnerIes with plant business ana
good viii
me hIlush Oh and Cake mills. limited.
mas been organized 10 carry into enest
tnese agreements made by him and his
brokers and conduct the business for the.
common advantage of the majority Of theI
Iaae' The share capital and debenture
Alock OF the consolidation Is 1850 OO0I
PoAhas' but 10000 pounds IS reserved f9rl
iulure Developments Of the business
me company Is neither "a trust nor
a monopoly but simply one Of the many
industrial amalgamations which are form
ea here as readily as in America. English |
laws sanction such consultations AMI
lhey receive the support OF the greatest
uhAheiers ana there Is no popular agita-
lion against them
Ihe consolidated company will be-
powerful enough 10 control production
9ut the natural effect OF economies In the
purchase Of seed, the disposal OF pro-
incts ana the improvements Of plants
Fiii Dc the reduction Of prices 10 the Eng
!sh Oh trade
While allowing Mr. Bartlett 10 carry
~. this plan without modification the
'fltish trade "a acting entirely for Itself
md independently Of any American trade
ImalEamation. There is nc attempt tol
esu9ate prices by an International trust
Y combination, Some basi sof com
non aetien may be arranged in the fu-
are, i,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

REPUBLICAN exchange says there
are but 100 trust concerns in the United
States His eyes are terribly blurred
and blinded to the truth There were
250 OF these trusts organized in the
state of New jersey in two months Of
the present year alone The same
paper says there are ls3 trusts in free
trade England-23 more than there are
in this country. The truth OF the mat
Ter is there is not single trust COM
pany In the whole OF England organ
lied and conducting its business on
the American system, which fixes and
regulates the prices OF the articles it
controls.
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who have been using every device 90 pre-
vent him from winning viii now have two
Americans to look after. Sloan kinks
he and Martin VIII keep them busy.
A parliamentary return issued in re.
gard to the number of church oi En-
glish churches In which there are con,
fessional boxes seem To show that the ac.
cusatons of the anti-rituallsts In regard
to this specific alleged lawlessness are
practically grouudless as an the diocese9
except FIVE say not one exists. The hve
exceptions are London. Chichester, Exe-
ter, oxford. and southwel At the same
time there are scores OF churches, espec-
tally in London where confessions are
heard al the altar rails or in chairs plac-
ed IN defined positions ! nthe nave. or
der 70 avoid possible scandals upon hear
ing confessions n the Vcstries or rector
les.
There IS great excitement in the tea
trade owing TO the decision Of the lndnar
and Ceylon sellers to abolish the practice
of allowing a pound extra In every hunl.
red as compensation FOR waste The deoi-
ers in Lonodnnare IN arms and have r..
solved TO boycott the the Indian and Cey-
lon teas As a counter blast 20 this s
the decision Of the sellers Of Calcutta yec-
terday who withdrew an their teas re
fusing to sell for London Twenty thou
sand chests were Withdrawn at Calcuttp
alone and the auction was stopped out
Of 10000 900 pounds received for Grea-
Britain, planters and exuorters repre-
senting 2l5.0O0000 have probised TO stick
10 the abolition resolution Thirty four
r.Ta
ately 10 open agencies iu this country
70 rthe sale Of their teas In the mean
time the doors have been open TOR China
teas Of a lower grade
The double liberal victory at the Od.
ham election July g. ie,onsaknaghle das
ham election July o, Is taken, la coujunc.
tlon with other bye-eleotions and notes
in the house Of commons, as being mos.
humiliating TO the ministry. The liberals
are exulting and go TO the extent of pre-
dieting and early dissolution
1t Is rumorsd that the cabinet meeting
of Tuesday was stormy and taat mapv|
differences, # is probable that a d!ssom
tion win not occur before the autumn of
1900.
The author has published a letter from
Rudyard Kiplng, which ends by settine
forth EXPLICITLY the grounds on which
his case against certain American publish.
ers rests He says
Ihey have made me responsible be
fore a public to whom DO peculiarly owe
the best and most honest work I can turn
out Tor an egregiuos padded fake. and
all these things they did taaking advan-
iage OF that puhucs interest N nv M |
ness when lay at the pont of death ,
10 not see how can permit their action
70 pass without challenge II establish
's too many preoedents which will 40 |
7Vn 10 the honor and Integrity of the
= loless'oh mat so far has given me
and prodt
Ardmore, /. r. July s-one Of the na
neie instances often concealed IN musty
'nlciaI documents came to light vas-
eIoay IN the attorney generals office
Charles Littleboar was convicted In teb
hdian Territory ia 1895 Of stealing a bor~o
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THE SPANISH AMERIOAN VAN PEN.
sI0HERS

sI0HERS
II reviyes many recollections Of how
the pension Office was made 10 do duty
for the Repu blican bosses, and incl
dentally the Republican party, in
times now reeeding to the past, when
we read that 1900 claims have been
filed for pensions in the war with
spain. II is dificult to reconcile the
fact, as appears from this array Of
claims, that there were le 600 men Of
the Spanish American war 80 incapac-
.tated by the service they rendered the
government as to be deserving OF pen
sions, The war lasted a little over
three months, and, outside the men
Gen. Merritt took 10 Mamie. less than
$4,000 men ssw service in Cuba and
Porto Rico; but these claims show that
more than one half OF the invading
---my were disabled from disease while
In the service or In battle. Evidently
the pension shark aud the Republican
fence builder is abroad In the land.
Taese claims sre mostly from among
the volunteers and arise from diseases
contracted while 10 the army, due
almost exclusively 10 the unwhole-
some food and sanitary conditions TO
which they were forced TO submit by
the incompeteucy Of the war depart
ment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10
MATTERS GROHfNG orr or THE
JES ER KIDNAPPING

JESTER KIDNAPPING
Judge Burwell OF the district court
on the application Of County Attorney
l.. G Pittman and Sheriff Truesdale
Of Pottawatomie county, issued a tenn
porary writ OF prohibition against
Probate Judge jennings prohibiting
him from proceeding farther in the
contempt cases against Pittmann and
Hruesdalc iu the lester abduction
matter. Az the same time Judge Bur
well issued awandste requiring Judge
Jennings to pass upon the jurisdic-
tional motion filed in his conrt by
County Attorney pittman.
These matters grew ont Of the fact
that Probate Judge Jennings had is
sued a citation against Pittman and
rruesdale, commanding them TO ap.
pear and answer for contempt for
removing Jester out Of the jurisdiction
Of the court pending the hearing upon
the writ Of habeas corpus.
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oIrIL sBRrIoK IAN run OrRoLEs

The Republican party claims to
have been the author Of the civil ser
vice law, and as their especial brat
they put it in their 1896 national
platform, but Mr.. Mckinley, looking
ahead TO the year 1900 and seeing
that IL might interfere somewhat with
his holding his present job, with a
single "shoo-Ay" breath from his pres
idential nostrils, knocked 1000 holes
into it, which he will FIJI with bis own
sort OF Repu blicans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

THEY do say that George outcelt, in
his interview with Secretary Jenkins,
smiled and talked in a way that would
have brought tears 10 the eyes Of a
Greenland walrusi but that the non
eommittal secretary remained obdu-
rate and only smiled sort of Are
you through aud George retired
much crestfallen and wondering at the
perversity of some men who are to.
tally unable to see a good thing when
II Is right before them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1893.

The News Journal says it bears
Grimes no malice. but opposed bin be
cause he wasn't big enough to hold
the job OF census supervisor. If Gov.
Sesy sits quietly by after this-well
he isn't Grimes friend. that's all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

WM HIcKENBorHAM, a prominent
Lincoln county farmer, was drowned
near Stroud on the 9TH while crossing
a swollen stream. lie jumped from
his wagon when in the middle OF the
creek and tried to swim ashore His
wife and neighbor remained in the
wagon and safely reached the opposite
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

A REPUBLICAN paper says the nu
merods labor strikes over the country
are nat because of lower wages, for
.hese eys higher now than ever before,
but because the strikers want still
higher wagca That fellow is entitled
to two undresse8 leather medals and a
postoffiee appointment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

chial and throat troubles, strengthens
weak lungs, stops bleeding from the
lungs, and builds mp the entire system.
1t purifies the blood stirs mp a lazy liver,
and soothes abused, crying nerves.
Neither Of these medicines contains
any alcohol whisky, sugar or syrup to
preserve It's properties, but both will
keep perfectly in any climate.
Or Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation They keep the bowels open
and regular They do not gripe.
When you ask a dealer for these medi-
Cines- get 5ohaf 10A ask foy Substitutes
are not as good They are, at best, only
limitations. and cannot initiate the cures
wrought by the genuine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

A DOWN East paper wants it called
the new Fourth Of July because as he
says, there is little ieft Of the "old
Fourth" Had he been in oklahoma
the last Fourth he would have thought
differently.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

To whom II may cOnceru;-
Notice is hereby gwen that n. =. Cheadle
mas this day flied his petition TO sell al
wholesale spirituous, vin0us ana malt
liquors IN Guthrie, Logan county Oklahoma,
aud that unless objection be nled on or be-
lore the gth day Of July, A. D, lsas. said psti.
ion will be granted.
Gutarie, OklRhoma cath June, 1879
r. p MORTON County Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

See the Leaders great offer Okla.
homa Leader one year aud the Farm
journal, Of Philadelphia, FIVE years
forsonly SO cents in advance.
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0TARK BPOS. PAY CASH
LIQUOR NOTICE.

every week If you sell STARK TREES. Out
IL free. STARK NURSERY, Louisiana, Mo
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Kansas City

and all points North and West.
Passenger train leaves Oklahoma CITY
y. is a, m, arrives IN ST. Louis the =
ling morning T. Is a. m rassenge-
train Leaves st. Louis at 8. 80 o. m, ar
rlves in Oklahoma City the following
evening at6. 20. p m. Close connexions
are made with the Santa Fe, both al
Oklahoma City and Wichita.
Our tran service is unsurpassed
We carry latest improved seat and
chair cars, also the Luxurious Pullman
Observation Sleepers. Are you plan
ming an Cnting.
EUREKA SPRINGS.
has a world wide reputation as a won-
full Health and Pleasure Resort, the
curative properties of whose waters
have no equal on the American cont.
nent, and the grandeur OF the scenery
surpsssas that Of Colorado.
When purchasing your tickets see
tfat they read via the Frisco Line.
For fnrther particulars as TO rates.
time, etc, apply TO
b. f. DUNN, 7. +. & p. A.,
Oklahoma City.
Is. =. YoAKUM. BRYAN SNYDER.
GENERAL Manager 0snT Pass. Agt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

First Published IN Guthrie Daily Leader
June a. 1893
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom Il May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that r. H. Reaves
has this day nled nls petition 70 sell al re-
tai! spirituo33, vinous and malt liquors IN
Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma and that
unless objection be nled on OF before the Ist
day OF july, A, D. 1860 SAID petition viii be
granted X n MORTON.
Guthrie. Okla June II, lsse, counTy clk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

dkitCdDlG weak
the system
notes regulart
the feminine ii
tions an d
makes painful
periods thing
OF the past.
n, Perce'S
Golden lfcdf
cal Discovery
Is a medicine
for the blood,
liver lungs
AMI nerves IL
cures all bron
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WANTED-Brigh boy to canvass tor the
Oklahoma Weekly Leader and Atlanta Con
stitution. Good pay to right party.
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"WANTS"

advertisement in this column &c per line
each Insertion. No advertisement taken Tor
less than 25 cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
Tillman on Deck Again.

Mr.. Tillman. lie OF North Carolina, Is
being heard from again. He Is taking
part in the debate on the Philippine
question, and on Thursday resented
Senator Spooner's reference to the So
called Philippine government as tin
horn" affair. Tillman regarded this as
an insult TO ar. Aguinaldo, and insisted
that the senator should withdraw his
"lmputations against the good faith
and honesty Of ASuinaldo." Mr.. Spoon
er had not mentioned the name Of the
Philippine leader. but Mr.. Tillmau de-
clared that he had referred to him in
"sneering and airy manner" Then Mr..
Spoonev got some more rebuke from
the able South Carol!nian for referring
10 him as the senator from Aguinaldo."
This ended the thrilling incident and.
strange o say. Ti!iman congratulated
Senator SpooneS on his speech when he
concluded. In recent times Tillman has
not been making himself conspicuous
on the floor of the senate. and this able
debate is chronicled in order that he
may be freshened up in the minds Of
our readers. ASuinaldo will doubtless
appreciate the senator's defense of his
tin horn" government when he. hears
abou It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
Bryan's Great Mistake.

Cleveland Leader: "Tammany needs
the Democracy Of the nation as much
as the Democracy OF the nation needs
Tammany, and Tammany should moi
forget that"
So wrote Bryan to n friend In New
York ten months ago. concerning his re.
fusal to deliver speech in New York
In which no reference was TO be made
to the financial question.
But Bryan makes mistake. Tam.
many does not need the Democracy OF
the. nation. Tammany is greater than
the Democracy OF the nation. Tammany
cares nothing for the welfare of the
Democracy of the nation. All 1t cares
for are the Offices In the City Of New
York and the counties embraced in that
great municipality. Tammany Is a pow
er within itself. and 1t can win elections
in New York city under proper condi-
tons II all the rest Of the country goes
Republican.
The Democracy Of the nation Is not
however Independent of Tammany
Tho Democrats have never won ma
tionai election without the help Of Tam
many, and they never will.
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,1r. Jones. Queer inquiry.

Senator Jones, OF Arkansas, who is
likewise chairman OF the Democratic
national committee bryan wing. In
quires: why IS any military force nee
cssary in either Cuba or the Philip
pincs?" This is certainly remarkable
question to come from United States,
senator. 1t may not be surprising, how
ever, that 1t comes from Senator Jones.
Any schooiboy can inform Senator
Jones why 4 military force is kept in
Cuba and the Philippines. What would
the Arkansan and the supposed head Of
the Democratic organization substitute
in Cuba ard the Philippines for the mil
itary at this time? How would he
manage the affair II he were the gov
ernment?
Commenting upon the Hon. Mr. Jones
remark. the New York Sun suggests
that II the date of his birth, September
%, 1859, as given in the Congressional
Directory, is true, The is the most eX-
traordlnary case Of arrested develop
ment on record. But we doubt II there
Is any such person. We believe that he
is n figure, and an ovcrworked one, on
which most Of the silly sayings Of some
Democrats are pinned. 1t Is not posi-
BILE that q senator Of the United States
has asked why any military force Is
necessary in Cube or in the Philip
pines"
The Sun is correct. It bchooves Sen
ator Jones 10 read up little on the
current history OF events. He should
arouse sufficiently from his free silver
dream to post himself on the news OF
the day. What is he doing in the SEN
ate, anyhow, II he doesn't know why
the troops are in Cuba and the Philip
pines?
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Philadelphia Bulletin: In Port Chcs-
ter. y. Y. II woman married n Union
veteran on his death-bed. for the avow-
cd purpose OF drawing pension after
his demise. There was no pretensc
that the ceremony was anything more
than n form carried out for this mcr-
ccnary object The man died. as was
expected, shortly after. and his widow
viii promptly apply for Il pension.
Under the law. MS 1t stands. she VIII be
entitled TO IL. Cases Of this type should
call attention to the reform In pen
sion legislation which commissioner OF
pcnglons Evans has urged upon Con-
rrcgs. Mr.. Evans has repeatedly urged
the enactment OF law which would put
an end TO similar abuses by proving
that no pensions should be paid TO wo-
mon who contract marriage with veter-
ana hereafter. fIc declares that his
experience has convinced him that
many women marry war survivors who
have ono foot In The grave. 3olcly on nc
count OF the case Of collecting the pit
lance due 10 aoidicrB' widows. and no
believes that the interests OF honest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
So SWcCilY Snid.

Detroit Free Press: He called last
night, and he's charming" she was
saying to her best friend between the
acts at "Cyrano de Bergcrac." He is
simply fascinating In conversation and
perfect in his manners. He has trav-
cled a great deal. you know, is great
observer and really gives you Il better
idea OF what he has seen than can be
obtained from books. On thing he told
me was simply enchanting. and never
heard 1t before from anyone"
"Pshaw." exclaimed the other. into
whose eyes had crcpt deep, green
shadow. II know what that was. You
made II easy when you said you'd never
heard il before"
what was III"
"a proposal"
Then they got as near back to back as
the seats would permit and did not
speak during the rest Of the Ions per-
Torrance.