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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15
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The woman's Benevolent association
met this afternoon with Mrs Horace
Speed
Horace Speed received 9 600 for bic
services as counsel in the Seminole In
diap burning eases.
The ladies %; the q A. u. meet 10.
morrow afternoon nt three o'clock
with Mrs. Clark on east Villas.
scott Cooper has returned from his
trip 20 Nebraska and she nnkotas
While auav he took bear hunt in
The Black Hills
The following patents were granted
% Inventors in the territories Deccm
Der g., 1899. l. Arnold. Blackwell,
Okla. kitchen cabinet, Y j. Robert
son, WeAtherford, okla. cburn.
A. M Fielding. The contractor aud
builder, has been appointed a superin
tcndcut ~ construction and building
by the Interior department az y ash
ington. Tie was recommended by ID.
T.. Flynn.
An Arkansas City man who claims
he keeps himself we'll by Christian
Science treatment. when Die wife got
real sick. ovcrruled her wish for a
Scientist and sent Tor the family med
icine man Traveller.
The next attraction at the Guthrie
Theatre will bee NJ. B. Leavitt's big
spectacular extravaganza, "Spider and
Fly, which 10 20 appear on the 18th
and 10th Manager Mcclure is 90 be
congratul atcd upon his good fortune
Ia securing this gorgeous production.
90 full Of tuneful music. bright come
/ dy, magnificent scenery, startling
novelties Ama1onian maids and beau
/ tiful girls. ln chorus and ballet A
[ large audience will no doubt attest its
appreciation Of the theatre manage.
ment Seats now on sale "A Wallace q
drug store. Prise, 75c, sio0, si.5o.
Yesterday a deal was consumated
whereby Oklahoma city b. O. have a
/ fine new opera house. The house will
hc built on The corner of First and
broadway The three lots are owned
~ Dr j A. Ryan aud VI Redding
The house will bc built with a 90 loot
front with n depth 81 l2O feet and viii
be three stories The opera house
will be on the ground floor The 9th
err floors will be occupied by Offices
and with a suit of rooms for the city
club. .-Oklahoma City Iimes-Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15

Victims 10 stomach. liver and kid.
nfy tron oles well a. women and ali
ieel the results In loss OF appetite,
poisous ia the blood, backachc, ner.
vonsness, headache and tired, listless.
rundown feeling hut there's 30 need
70 feel like that j. W. Gardner. 81
ldaville, Ind. says Electric Bittefs
are lnst the thing for man when be
don't care whether he lives or dies. II
gave nae new strength and a good ap.
petitei ! can now eat anything and
have new lease on l.ie.n Only so
cenin a. nenfro's drug store. Every
bottle guaranteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15

ST. Louis aud San Francisco r. r.
The direct through car route 20 points
Ina southwest Missouri, southern Kan
sas, Arkansas, Indian Territory and
Texas.
The most direct route 20 ST. Louis
and the east. Kansas City aud the
northwest. Double daily vestibuled
trains. Free reclining chair cara; ob.
servation aud drawing room sleeperu;
Hffvey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticket agent of the frisco line for full
particulars, or waite, n. N DUNN,
Dist. Pass. Agent, Wichita, Kas.
bRyAK sNYDKR, q. y. A.. 81. Louis
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rSCMEAsING RAPIDLY.

smsiipos Among the Indians Causes Much
Alarm.
The smallpox situation In the Indian
Territory is assuming alarming pro-
portions. Ven thousand dollars, the
sum appropriated by the Choctaw ma
sion and put al the disposal Of the
medical board OF that nation has more
than been spent and the epidemic
spreads. The little town OF Calvin, go
mi 60 west Of south McAlester, has go
eases. and the entire town has beea
exposed From four 20 six cases de.
velop there daily. The president aud
secretary OF the board of health. whose
ofiices are At south McAlester, view
with alarm the situation Of the entire
territory The quarantine law Is
rictig enforced And no trains are
allowed ts stop at CALVIN. The town
is cnmpletely isolated from the outside
world Wy nnewood Republic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15

Washington Dec ls-The partial au.-
pension % bualne.a activity m south
Afrioa. due to thc war has served to col
attention to the r4p.d growth of Am'ri-
can commerce Boz that part of thc worii
during the past few years tnd GOO p1pu-
iarty of American proIucta anl mlu-
ufacturea when brought IuiU comp, lou
with those 90 nations whlch hAd hr.u
recent number of the nfiiih tuI -uu.h
African Export Gazette received hy the
Treasury bureau 90 Statistic. contains
series 90 statement on ON fhIH sublctr.
and quotes Mr. j. solomon. "a Capctown.
South Africa. merchant ns saying.
"In some respects the British manuiac-
urer Is outdoing hia American compstitor.
bui I am afraid that in many cases tho
luttci ls getting the decided advantage
The former cannot afford to lose This im-
poriEni market which. in ms View. be
does not study suffclcntly. on the other
hand. the American Manufacturer goes
out OF HE way 90 please hls clients in
order 90 grasp a probable order Take
boots and shoes f1r instance. n uscd
to be- asserted that American boots would
not M Engi.ah feet. bat American manu-
ufaoiurers now use English lasts % o.
tho Willingness of the Americans io adapt
themselves 90 required styles which has
principally gained for them go large a
share OF the South African trade Qmte
a number Of Capctown houses now handle
America goods AZ regards Germany.
England cannot iouch BE- in the matter ~
Uf..Ha a
como few other glasses of goofa they are
making Important lnroads inro thc mar
fetg."
A similar publication lr "Ir0nmongotl
OF recent date uays that South Africa inn
ported daring 1897 no icrs than 600 tons
OF wire fencing chiefly from the United
States. the iron posts Tor which. how
ever were mostly furnished by other
countries
Mr Robert NJ Eadon. a Sheffield man
ufacturer 10 also quoted by the British
AMI South African Export Ciazettc az say.
nEi American manufacturer are rapid
~ gaining In favor. Several ilses we're
mentioned IN which tho superior finish OF
American or German goods has caused
fheir more extended adoption e' our exc
peuse American engine. Mr. Eidon
found. were much la evidence On south
Africa. especially in the interior Their
hFhier WEIGHT and the consequent smaller
transport charges. where they have 20 bc
conveyed INLAND frequently without th,
AID OF railways or steamers has he said
no small part ln encctnr holr rsadi,r
AeoeP'ance American mining machinery
saws and axes were met iu much greater
quantity than the same class OF goods
from hrlthh workshops. boz. apart from
these gooas Ne had not Loot to arg no.
ticeable extent.
The following iatie shows that the a..
porte from me unnci states of prin.l.
pal articles 90 Africa in o-tobsr iss7
ises and 1899.
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LIQUOR NOTICE.

70 Wuom 10 MAY Concern
Nolicc ls hereby given that Charles Howe
and Charles Doty have this day filed their
petition 90 sell al retail spirituous. vinous
aud malt liquors Ia Guthrie Logan county,
Oklahoma. aud that, unless objection be
A. ID itiV, said petition will BE- granted.
r. y MoHruE. County Clerk
Guthrie, OKLA. December 4 lspa
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ana famly Journal. We have perfected arr
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Fancy Work, Household Features
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15

Scripps MeRae League.
Washington, December l6-The
senate today tabled a resolution Intro
daeed by Pctt.grew, inquirlng into the
the truth of the report that Admira /
Dewey saluted the Filipino tiag on To-
surgent vessels that were Ina Manila
Bay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15
CLOSING our TO QUIT BUS
MESS.

MESS.
We will quit business on Jan.
uary first, positively. And
rather than box up go DIS every.
thing in our large stock will 20
at a sacrifice.
We are going to sell all Over.
coats and MackintOshes at half
price. Men S and boys suits at
half price.
We have a large line Of hats
for men and boys and they 60
in this sale at less than first
cost.
Shoes tor men. Women and
Children az half price. Get a
pair now
II you are not ready TO buy
come and look over the great
bargains IN store for all pur-
chasers. Counters. show cases
and shelving for sale at bar
gain. Ny residence for sale, 200
east Cleveland.
c.. NJ SHARUM.
Corner First and Division,
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
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For the mid winter holidays the
Santa Fe koute will sell excursion
tickets 20 points within 200 miles At
rate Of one lowest standard hret class
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale December 30, "a, 90, 80 aud 81,
and January J., 1900, good 20 return
January 2 Continuous passage In
cAch direction, commencing date Of
sale A. j Corkins. Agent
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rnId nenr - IIl. -.

r.. d. Blantou. OF Thackerville,T Tex,
In three years paid over $500 10 doe
tors 20 cure running sore his leg
Then they wanted TO cut IL of, but
be cured il with one box OF ArnicA
Salve Guaranteed cure for piles. 25
cts a box. sold by @. X. Reniro,
druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15
Nof,oe

The regular annual meeting OF the
shareholders Of the Capitol National
bank will be held on Tuesday, Janu-
AIRY eth, 1900. az said bank for the
purpose Of electing n board OF direc-
tors and transacting such other busl-
ness as may be expedieut.
Fam c. DOLCATER, Cashier
GUTHElE, OKLA, Dec 9th, 1899
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15

Scripps McRae League.
81. Louis. December i5.-A heavy
snow fell here last night and sleigl
ing is good for the hrst time this sea.
sou Trains from the south and west
are late.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15
Two Nsv Cardinals.

scrpps McRae League
Rome. Dec. IA public consis tory
was held today. The pope looked waa
and coughed great deal, but display
ed his usual checrfulncss. Two new
cardinals were hated aud three for
eign bishops appointed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15

Scripps- McRao League
Washington, Dee 1.-THE Rcpubli.
can senators held a caucus this morn.
iug aud agreed upon the majority
members Of tho senate committees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-15
FL0PPED.
Senators stewart aud Kyle Have
forsaken the Pops.


scr'ppf McRAc League.
Washington, Decem Der 90 Senators
stewart OF Nevada aud Kyle oi south
Dakota have cvidcntly returned 90
their old party, a. both have been
given chairmausaips oi prominent scu.
ate committees by the Republican,
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nrookci. sore.

scripps McRae LeagHe.
Chicago, December IA cable 20
the Record from Havana says General
Brooke Ia much hurt over his recall
and the promotion OF Wood 20 be mil.
itRry governor
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-06-08
NEWS OF TIE STATE.

n w ithhbHE a.
A new ice plant will be erect
ed at Memphis.
A new hotel will coon be finish
ed Bt Jamestown.
A female lawyer will soon los,
cate at Wartburg.
A military company has been
organized at CrossvlIe.
The new electric light plant is
reudy tor use at Athens.
A canning factory will soon Ee
erected at Messy Greek.
New gold projectors have
reached the Coker district.
Chas. Reed, a negro, was kill
ed by freight train 0t Falcon.
Graves ofthe confederate dead
at Morristown were decorated.
A car load of mules was ship
ed from Chattanooga to Manila.
Shelbyville is trying its fifth
form of city government within
year.
The new Nashville city chart
err is reported full of inconsis-
ten3ies.
Work has started on a new
Methodist church at Mint near
Maryville.
Prof Gleason, a stock trainer,
is attracting great attention at
ClarksviIle,
Tightening knocked down
large number Of telephone poles
near Allhardt.
Washington county farmers
have orgarized a Mutual Insur~
ance company.
The sewer pipe company at
Mohawk will soon commence
making brick.
A syndicate has been formed
to buy land sold for back taxes
OF Chattanooga.
The McMinn Telephone com
pany has been chartered with II
stock Of $4,000.
Us. Dorman injured in saw
mill recently at Winfield died
flom his injuries.
Walter W bster, a negro, was
acre ted at Nashville charged
with killing his wife.
Scores Of men in Morgan
counsy have been employed in
the tau bark business.
Everybody joined in the deco
ration Of federal and confederate
graves at Lynchburg.
The confederate board of pens
ton, at Nashville, granted sixty
one new soldiers relief.
viii Mullins and wife were
sentenced at SneedviLIe to the
penltentiary for larceny.
Several thousand dollars will
be spent in the erection OF a pub
lie building at Maryville.
Ben Payne had desperate
fight with rattle snakes at Cocker
Greek, killing several to save his
lite.
Many valuable improvements
will be made to Lincoln Univer-
sity at Cumberland Gap this
year.
Contractor Sharp on the Ten.
nessee Central road, had mar
row escape from riotous negro
laborers.
A big reception will be arraug'
ed at Brownsvil g tor the First
Tennessee regiment soldiers up
on their return from Manila.
A Nashville lady who saw
Dewey in Manila says the Ad
miral said that when he go
home he was going to marry
and enjoy life,
News comes from Missouri
that Rpb RrOwn a former ROAM
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-06-08
Tie lIamblen county normal

Wmerworks are about secur-
ed at lockwood.
PaD. Diefenbrch, a veteran
Snowman, died at Trenton
An effort TO limit the years
cotton crop At jackson tailed.
Pearl hunters have commenced
work along the Cnnch river.
An unknown negro woman
was killed by a train at Smyrna,
Grant er county boys are try
ing to organize whitecap band.
Plans are ready for the new
governu.e nt building at Bristol.
A request has reached Coal
Or elk for miners to 60 to Ala"
bama.
Roane county farmers have
put out several hundred acres in
peas,
The West Tennessee Medical
Society meeting was complete
success.
Capitalists have decided to de
velop Manganese beds in Monroe
county.
Miss Eva Suddath will soon
celebrate her Tooth birthday at
Kingston.
An increased potato acreage
has been put out in southern
Tennessee.
Curiosity seekers found n neat
sum of money in the court house
lot ut Benton.
Arrangements have been com
menced tor the tri-county fair at
johnson City.
Tom w. Neal was elected
president of the West Tennessee
! Press association.
An effort of vandals to multi
ate the famous Daniel Boone
tree was checked.
A new bank will be opened
at johnson City with Lynch
burg, Va, capital.
Fair Muller was killed 10y a
cave-iu ut the Better Chance
mine at Newcomb.
Warrants have been Issued for
the arrest ofn few amateur white
caps at MaynardvilIe.
No effort can induce exoGov-
ernor Bob" Taylor to even
dream of Office again.
No more negro recruits will be
taken for the regular army at
the Chattanooga station.
Fruit growing will be given
special attention by Monroe
county farmers this year.
A seven~yearold daughter OF
VaIhe Stockton Was drowned IN a
wash kettle at Loudou.
Conductor Silas West of the c.
s. road was seriously wounded
by a tramp at lockwood:
J. G. Waldraven of Burns,
was not coIlrctable after a dyna-
mite explosion struck him.
Strawberry shipments from
Tennessee this year will aggre,
gate half million dollars.
Extensive and costly exterior
improvements have been mad,
to the court house property.
Extensive machinery for tn,
handling of copper in the miueu
at OucktOwn has been put in.
HypnOtism will be a featur,
t study in a negro medical colleg
to be established at Chattanooga
Indications for new railros,
, along the west side of the Mis-
, sissippi river to New Orleans ar
t good.
, Rev. w, w. Landrum, of At
auta, preached the baccalaureat
i sermon for CARSON Newman col
- laUa Of Mpsayr Eranb
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