davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

Oklahoma Territory is eIamoring for statehood, and With it's Dopua ton of 400, 900 enterprising, pro gressive people it is richly entitled to enter the great family of states Whether it will be permitted to absorb the Indian Territory, which is equally rich and popuous, or will be admitted with its prtsent limits. is question, but there IS 10 good reason why Oklahoma should not bp made 8 state within the next year. Democrat.
 Statehood should also be granted New Mexico and Afiz,na. These two territories have loo long been denied their rights, aad he citiz ns thereof feel keanly the injustice that has been done them Along with 0klahoma, she reosle of New Mexico aud Arizana should be given statehood and granted the rights and privileges that are due them as American citizans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

The Natloaal electloa IS less than three weeks of, out less interest has been taken in it than any presiden tiai cam paign that has ever taken place in this country-espe ecidils in Arkansas. This is because the peo. pie are prosperous and are more interested in heir personal affairs than in politics. It augurs we'll. There has been too much time vast ed on politics in the past-esp pecally in the south.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14


 lsn't it somewhat curious that we can ship coal to Great Britain, pay the freight aud sell 1t at profit iu the British market, and yet require d duty oF 10 cents d ton to keep the British ffotn shipping their coal into the United Statess Eoter prise
 Like coal, aericultural imple ments are exported aud sold cheaper abroad than at home, yet there is a big tariff on agricultural impli ments. These are simply evidences of the iaiqaitias of Republican protective tariff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

The election contests in Missis sippi county are very unfortunate 1t is bad enough when opposing political parties have 10 resort te courts. Frauds in election are r. preht nsible ID any party, It is 8 pad ate Of aff Airs when De nocra $ fall out among themselves aae charge each other with fraud Ark Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

The Republican party IS arrogat- ing to itself all the credit for the general prosperity throughout the country. The Almighty has blessed this country with bouotiful crops, and COW thp Republicans R are claim ing a monopoly on the acts of the Almighty. The Republican party nothing if not mounpn istic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

Jesse Grant, son of former Presi- dent U. S.Grant, has joined a Bryan club at his home at San Diego, Cal. We have been reliably informed by citizens Of California and who are in position to speak advisedly. that California will go Democratic in this election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

Adlai E. Stevenson, Democratic nominee for vice president. is mak- ing a vigorous canvass of the State of Maryland. Throughout his tour he has aroused great enthusiasm and Maryland vii! DO doubt return to the Democratic column in this election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

Aud evel old Santa Fe-the ancient and adobe city of New Mexi co, and oldest town in she United States-,s to have an electric street railway. The population of Santa Fe is about 5000 Mexican and 7, 900 American, but the New Mexicaus are nothing if not enterprisiIg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

From the newspaper reports of the proceedings at the Bryan and Roosevelt meetings it is evident tbat "hoodlumism" is not dead yet, but it should be stamped out and the officers should arrest every io dividua who causes any dls5ur bance at political speaking
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14
 VnAue Of RirSfk

A French naturalist asserts that If the world should become birdless man would not inhabit it after nine years, in spite Of all the sprays and poisons that could be manufactured for the destruction of insects. The insects ard slugs would simply eat up our orchards aud crops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

Miss Robbie Jones, daughter of Dan W. Jones, has been appointed by the Governor to act as sponsor for the new monitor Arkarsas, which vessel will be launched No. vember 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

The Pine Bluff State Fair opens Monday week. Let there be a large turn out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14

Cotton is again King. All hail the king.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
Big
GUNS
Bsng TBlt a Slndy Bool
Testing Grounds

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NH EuHk uaH naI
an a t Htatl H..a kaa l.f.
Is.ss .ha naI. n.ffa I'D .H.
0tHiI ... ..a anHuaI nsluftil M
JOS Fl. HaaIaaef .a.I e.eHaf aTn.a
f Ine Haaa..HsF atuIHs.
Ihs I.IH e.ra aII..I uH tnr taII
.a.ir..Ias lenelaI uH.. llaeral HUf
.ssI.H poi. cases .fHH..a Hl F.aara
li.n.lsi nHsa. .H..i .aHH.e ant hI
u.aa.neH tha luaH naf of tHs
n.sfI
Ta. IaaIH arla tht H. af "a tHa.n
faa. h.. nasa started .. uaHsral aa..
.aaIiDa IH. uas NrHfU0H taan.
I.aflua .auaaa laH.I.| Was eaHi.H.
auu b.ins Iaaf san nrmIaa sn tHa
.sUfisa. ..a aat lI. eIIH aamrhni .i.
iiUl
NrHefsI HUaa upun iH. uaaIIs f.ta.U.
.flseI 0. na.iss th. ...uIt in iatsN.
auI tali tHaI teu sh.ls .slh aefs nIaI
Ifsin lhs asa i,th ssa a.ai tlsf -la il.th
tan au Ias uaaPpeauua .sunse Whan
tskeI u nuppu euaIt ssau ~ pt.
asfeH HrHnal Milfa Ianlaa
"a repHu wiu bs nads uut thsfs aaI
1e aa I.Ul.i.f fof a ltar Hf tao.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02


M
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au4 W.
ea a4.s Ias s1en
~ aHoA 0 sst test aai tsHif
fasnss - .ta tseiIl elaltaasiaa ai
l.a FesasIIeaaIs lsiilsaf a9nnsaf
saha ust 49, aafnafsf ~ 80 sa
Nrafila aeHs a ht n.Uel af
HnHIf issHa1 81 fsI iae Mfei
al aa aaaaU aaI.a ise tiaIaa haa
aats aaisesaNes Ha aannan 81
sIfl aaaeei iana.el Boa faF a4.naeI
aefe teNfaaeei d. aar q 4ae 81 1.m
casa aHf tu Haaf .aanNiei HniI InH
neaey aas tHlh0omIaa aai H nsF d
ipaFnal hai H sIH FL s .una uns
1slals laal aastsa u Ina ursai f.alf
.aa asalaesa taa.H
2 n a. oa hanat thsf aiheu aaa
naf hase he Haa Ihaf tfkst t.a.uIaa
.s a1oi ssy Oh ura lae esi.a tai
iafs eiH iaha safuina from lha et
amals aaieh baa thaa hean set zoe
trsda in riiiIead urseta aI aihsfa thsH
the eenPass taiaonsad sssnis .a H
iagal tnd t hss aceu maaa ss Jn tho
lhttfaat ai cas- Uraseiina pabiir rrket
seaiuinH y "a 'reauent sourca at Igaad.
Rnd ths oaa Nhele haud has hrrB
ursgtlsal hils apon M ananseeetas
tIareier
fhere is ua etcuse iuf enc existence
oi the tiokei aeairgr Travellers shoali
havs ao dealings sHh chem ons cay
of tne othor AZ d shey io theY alo age
to aud themsslyes out pi pogkrt rte
scalpef himaeif rans che chance of
prsaentiy hndlna himaalf la iall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
rhs salvation ARM Celebrates he Al.
auai Harvest Festival

The salvation Army has not 81 tas
saolsut heOfsvs its thsss Fsshyalsi
bat has go tpsnial sessions thfoush.
out tho year, Uus knowu a. she Wueh
% Ffayer snd aalt Denial whgu thl
tunda aru divided beta the houg
wpFk aud she asada ut spmo iorcign
misaioa eouutry. tudia comlng tn iuf
lts snare "a tho proceeds in the last
sfoat eiioft hut che iisrveat Festival
q pufclY co. she work at homu. Fud Ia
sa aug, eisfulIy plauuei aud asslsttd
by che iflcuds uf tht move meat that
thoasAada 90 dallars were taiscd iu
1880 Tue afmY uKpogta % far aurpaas
tbuugh u has breu ltuding regular
rcmittaugca 90 tho faminsvatrlUaeu
DISTRICTS 20 tadia up 90 tha present
uloa, IA 10 aot expected that these Goa.
tributluus will in abv inturferu With
che large plan 20 gather fands for ths
homa work
Eithsr nousy "a artiales that eau boz
sold or uaod iu aay way ara acceptable
Go she local 0iheers, Who vi have =
sprclal auction AZ whiah all The sale.
abla material wui br dispossd Of
whether tor ,he table or the home-
groceries, clothing mrniturr o. auy
thlng elias tAat csn be Exchanged Toe
mpnhY
samo yo,y Interesting siones have
occurred whun ifiunda ut tue army
have brOught ia thslr duo poultry q
Nvil tod pig, or ecRV speo,al samples
Ut oouatfy produce With whioh thc
platturn has bssn Oiten mado not
ouly ietoirsVug but Often decidedly
artistic
The well ka0Wu work Of abe people
amouK tne ohufUhlcss growda has be
cured Zoe them nlAuy iriouda irlm ell
ranka ui lic, lvading statvsmea aud
phtlauthrupts contributing their
apeo al words uf praise aud cammen-
dauon 90 theso sslt deaY iug tolrr,
AmHuK she b aek sheep hUukarda
aud uuteash ot syecy nature have
been amoug tbe mAuy trophies ELL
over tho laud aud uo oasi soomn 600
bard ur hopeless toeulist th,1r symRa
thv aUI ynslt 80 redeem
Whatever may be dome tar ths local
officers thi- wear Nill bs highlN Appre
elJtrd bY tbru. aud NlIl tantObuto GO
asalat yery tuly tu tpv something
that he wili uut never iurge.' bat
never rogrv
rae dAtee % che Festival arc sept
~ 90 Out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
KANSAS ervs CARNIVAL

rbs Flnsst Fsn Festival Evsr Given
ia ths Wsst
ksnsas Olsy Ia pfspAriag gftat
program co. she ontsrialamsnt uf ths
people during DaroiFai week, the ufs,
auek la uotabsr. four great attFa
tlons aye heing prepared under che
diruction % ths ksrniyal krewc and
the frlesta oi fslias. TIE I'd pro
gfan. lpr the week 10 81 iollo~s
fuetdsy eveniag uctlber fristt
% Fsllaa parade.
"Wednesday evenlnE uotater g.
rrlosts oi pailas ball la Nonyention
hsn
rhursday afternoon. oatnbot
Naruival kreweH groi,aque aud
trades parade
Friday evening Oatober kernlt Al
krswee gFAud mask ball ln apuvvn
tlon ball
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

A pfamlaeat aaaehltaa ef usisaa
aa s4saas $40 tadar In tha efsssnae
.f ssFefsl 90 Iss iast - snss taai
l b caepsf sas his tss slatl oonnIs
saasfs haa ifaihenea tasif assts "a
ias aspanss ~ tas issgagegs. one 80
,afa tasal sat saf eas namoofats 10
tae.r s'aees ant taag a.ii to taa taas
tainf
aou do Iss ansa tsaif ashsa o
aFstaadaf
wel taifss ,hsF aoaid ass
ne rapif
noe ssid Sac sthaf Il yaa bs.
NeFa Hhat yea have laat aaId a11at
ths aala ullaaluaeFt 10 uua ana han.
1reaa "A aen all eyes tau caantF aaE
tae sanle thiuR of taam, aoaldnt To-
nr tHa naFi nfa lai iutgmant 81 uyr
them uat ii inf ae uthaf pufpoaa tA8 b
ta haFe eoaplete pVsi hauilnE "a she
aouatY 80 ouIaiaaienafa BOOKS ard reo
1fda. Hbiah ssefy bldy says afe rQtteu
ta tns soref'
Aitsr hes.taiins aahiis the Hepu0
iltan repliea. Yea tkat soala laabts
lasa b. = good thias fog tha taKpaYera,
bat u1at assurancn haFe goa N yuu
slsot usaoaraiis board they will 90
thatf
WIZ tsit tNe ether, u they doc Z
90 ls and 40 % thoroughly aad proiapt
lF and show ghers al ths mossY oi
the people seat and close up ths
leaHa aao stop fabbina NE psople b.
ralaing their astessments iu vi0istiun
% ths lee i'il l9ln roo aud every body
s'sa Ia drlviag them oat oi oaict
taats whRt t'll DO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02


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m
a M ~ H g ae
- .aoos aae aea
IItH aaIeel
~ N.a|alF Nsa "A a.
w tasafief y ~ etu#,as
e Nt as f lss t
Hslsaa 3 Rafaaa featt
ase gesai sI0a eaa
H va iat A tsiH
aal aho eaa .aat.eiei b a.
aa 81 'qfsns 1s0laa1
hn Nee Nna - lsatsua
1 an ei hl fldse cesiHa Ca
sad 81 oaaffsi aesslaas fsslefdaG
81 t4a ha aAsIi gesfs lnpnsenmant
Nhf lma felaeed rates. 49, a.ala
~ enleas - atAaf mrse sstasf
Aas a.mhef "a gsiaeas o. Heoa
teaI1 4I aeiaa pel la ualus ~
aNf1N - 49, ucsfa thai hF'fe
an saIasaaei llnm tlkei taaleef
I4 ll % a. passeasef asaaln
sx ~ tase = ssfl suan aau 3n hla
a9 afe a. oalpet otfaa scaipef
w sei rid al s1methlas thai had as
al valve eas iaai teaid oalY be aaed
" a. holaa5 iulllaa iaisshooa or
qoumiltlns q iofseu.
AZ uilsllafi0n ol melknia guie
eomuca o. a. seaiplaa baalasss Ia
algea "a ihe ioiioalns rom fhe Neu
folh commslciai 10 lBns ~ 1890
naaleara Assesses sl gsrsina stsmas
Nhicaao sealpefa a1e aeCused ui
ioFHla2 alampa usad b. the iolnl Asent
~ laa hssubiiCan coaygniion a. Fhils
iiaighiA Aad Dassengera uho bousht
shsm have saasged b. boias oigoted
llam trains ga Nhicb thsy suught lo
traced
Rha RepahiCah National convention
a phllAaslphia brought out soms
iamSilef phasea Vt the tlgket aealping
bualaesa. and some h0iai clerks we're
oasaht Aa appears irum the toli0wing
ln Ehe phiiaaeiphla rimes oi June ls
ieoe
aallfoad saves Tlekst soalpses.
psaeab lVaala Comaaay iotsresass ana
speculative hetel clsrss ~
Nst ~ ~ lalt
Arc fined $500 Bach
Had i npt been tor the iac, that
lhp Poansylvania lailroad company la
tagcedea Ia tbelr bohalt the iopg ticket
sealpofs arrested "a tbis ciy durlus
contention eeek would surely have
HoHe ~ prison yesterday "A lt VAS
lhoY we're hRed 5000 zach
~ moying Coz enc paasiug OF sea
iaaoe. Asslstan, District Attorney Clo
meat said tha, hasty aaa supefnglal
eensidsgatlon of ,hs matter would head
ane 10 believe thhat u Was not "A yery
nerlpus onease aaooting the pubhc
Heaerally but be- said sueh Offenders
EpAily stood Ia tho position ot rvcoiy.
ers % stolou goods
~ ah EDITORIAL uh khu subject ul
acaiplAs ilckets sold al rcdugod fares
aevount of che Republican National
couveation, rhe Philadelphia nqurer
az lapo 2a saya under tho head a
"paaqsr 81 Ticket soalplne,
~ IA more than likely that thc hnU
yuuRg men who we're yesterday con.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

Iae te-r,toual w. O. o. Nili
tueet iu aGuuAl convention iu tlia eity
ultu uru1Iug ultubrr Emlrrnt
apaaRera irlm abrasd have bssu iAyit
et t1 Addrtst the convention aud au
active eW rt Nll be made to ,iue up
tby temperance iurlts ipr tAo e.taiug
eleltlDu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
BETTER THAN EVER.

The big clubbing offer of the
Weekly Leader 10 catching on
In great shape. The people
know a good thing when they
see Il aud they arc not ALLOW ing
the big offer 10 escape unnotic-
ed.
The Leader, by special ar
rangements with the Tunes
management enabled Van TO na ke
the big ofier still better.
lnstead OF the Weekly Times
We give the twice.a week Times
with club offer.
The whole thing for only u.
30.
This gives the new subscriber
or the subscriber who pays up
arrearages four metropolitan
papers and two farm papers TO
say nothidg of the Atlas aud
Dictionary.
One Republican and1 three
Democratic papers.
This 10 open TO all, Persons
already Subscribers can get the
Dig offer by paying up back
Subscriptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
~ aAIss ro pALAAs.

NAM. h "a rEalWey uo asesual
% tAs rsAas s'gte tA,r loN rata ex
sagslon uokets will bo sold ia tho Al
b Is ~ septsmngr ao. ~ au uQtobel
/, b, sed %. rloksls good ,ssarplas
ua abir ~
SOS "kalw ueket ageat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

tthlAa state taNN NhNs q tAnN
tur the above q. oasion toAets will
be sold Co WisAits a. ratu pf uua faee
toe roapd trip tekets on sale uot
ga 20 ith good 90 rptara Oot s.. Con
uouous passage il each direction
A. C0ENtss, Agsat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
BURLINGTON RoUTt
its Ns~ llos. osn~sr rNorthwost via
6lluaas.

its New llns, osn~srNorthwosI VIA
6liuoss.
The uwlugtuuH Denver Northwest
Main tino Was completed septsmbor
10Th. Il taps che kans-s cay killings
Line at Alliance Neh Il h the short
liuo, pvuver 10 iielcna spokane. aud
the direct line 60 tho entire uppor
Northwest
Ooy 50 hours Denver 70 suite
helena.
onlY 20 hours Denver 10 spokane.
oely o. hours osnvs, 10 Puget
8, 'od
ralB win be- tho main travelled road
ior pAsavnssrs somg ,ia Denver to
Nuuhera r=alhy points
70 Denver scenic Colorado. Utah,
Paeins CeAsu TAO great datly t,alna
from kausaa City 81 Joseph WovklA
California excursions. personally yuu
duytod
10 ths Easts hyat vluppyd trains
Co Vhiyaso aud st l.uals
" the North. b,at trains 90 Oma
b it Paul Minneapolis
.. arieAsC g. r. A. s-t Main
atryst. hausaa IttN Mu
L. " Waksley ueul PASSENGER
Asvnt 30 Louis Mo
Howard Euiott uuuoral Mauassr
81 Joseph Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

Naohlb teaael 0ae geaF aaa lde
faFm JOHFgei lhq Fema6aaof al
1900 aed an VI 1901. lo0a lo0a
aaa fQ84 foF osig 9oQ. Auh
aotlpil0na heglg Wllh AZ ouffaal
WQalh ~ 9aHof aoNbia b4tf
atmhQFa Qg8lfa l&af n fetfM
sfH wllitgla rllk hfeal a
~ Nf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

have Ypu seeO lhe new prices "a
wa paosr ~ Lillles9 Ia wlll pAy
You 40 baX uaw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

guEuQNrREnkksIyE WEBSTER ul0a
ltoNAht 10 Wolk ~ tttfaQr ralnarl lutel-
ssl n Az s,aSss. q plekfss sssllfs lseblg I
sssts,sa .ae u. " ~ " az iAs "fs's
" Alss eoqtslns N slfg eyaruasats a lqls
mhsl Il Attitglafions tfQnpu3elak
IN 'g9es4 ss N eatss s.sst e
salf halts. q, nuaiutst tl1iflltufiA Social
tuQaetlSi y Atfter Wtllmgi toi uue Qfpapl.
M eQglslas X pasea hsaa ueif hosqa a
R..iis,laP y eatAst sftts.sl sAa y s.fefiAlf
lfI.AS ob fHf {oalp aEa ol,y euias
1hl4 IA th4 UIQ4i folnIlIf n2ualft An1 Fal
aab|e hlslk AZ ~ tINA tlgf pRhliahe4 asa
NNNlAINH "a NA44p t14ulII4l INININn naIa
ftf M4IN 4EN N4I fNfAl Nflst' ihtl att
f I|Ik ktt AZ o. Iat &14 als lelsli4 IAf
NAN4 EHIf4 t1tnHlI tA4 HE.i M i4A t4HN4 "
HAH HNI .4NI ~ NNM NN#IN 4HINIL N0H
.. f0N N|II I#| .IIItNI NI|NIN III NNN 400M
NI|N N# .N|4NN HI1NI M|NI ~ NN4
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
TIs nsst FsEA saa Fampy. Papss ia tks
pAited statsa.

hNNef was AAAt NFfff uha of Nur fganGIa
aud family luufnAl ~ naRo pette gted ~.
rsnEements Aherght ~ Cah seud t1at pTaCs
tNel aud AstruetiYe ipuTpA fARM AND
ulkF. in cnanf Etiun With fHr WEEKLY
LEADER aed the haaqY Atiak "a b. World
On rgla Arkahll llbfrai teflua AZ glYeu belae
~, pt space iuf1ias tut bale dgsc Ilptioa
uae 4uAilea tpf variety SAD excellence Pro.
mintnt 4mpAH - mauy departments may
ha ngAiiuued ihr Fafu aui Garden MAJ
ket repnrA tFuW Caltara Flaas and inyea
tiuus Tue Aplafy Taika vita LaaBcf
Arpubd the nlule, Live stoA Disfg fhs
feultU lata, TIE 0HUatlnu boa rlaHis aud
HaneF Wutt, Household FeatuIta
NArm aud Nome y publlahcd sent Moath.
ID. thus giFiuH you "a nuultfTa a rear, the
whole aiatluH 4 Foluloe % aFer ~ pAels.
teeWlpg With AZ tlf iatfat aaa m0at rlia1
tle iatofmalipn that eapsfirate aud sclente
can aauPiy
ny speflAi anAaEsmsrts Ne make for
umittl ltiae tat Following liberal 0hcfi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

NWN WW0"7 v" W" wv
Laxative Hrumo Quiulue Tablets Gus
cold in Que dgy No care ou pAy
Frlcr lA tVuN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02
Lo0AN COUNTY CORN PRikg.

LOGAN COUNTY CORN eRikg,
wili give Five pol,Ars, urst prize,
sud 100 lbs Of coyle's c G. Flour soc.
and priss, toe the beat twelve care Of
corn raissa la Logan county, delivered
st ml office. sotriss 10 close Novsm
hsr O. 1900,
VOC county eommissioasra to no ths
lud0ss Al entries % become ny prop
ertY. N, LurhgR WEsT,
Rsal sttatg AIeus
ue,yat Block. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

- y
tEEtfaft ifum hla u.ialatian
epeeth delivered a. luala
aaEaltal
"lf elected ! tha't cou.
vene eougreas ia vAtfayr
diaary sesai0R % s0on 90
aAR inauEuratst and Feenm
mend "a immedieta doela
ratiOn oithe nation par
pQae nrtt. 90 establish a
stable form oi EovsFnuisnt
in she fhilippiuo tslauds.
luat "a 30 sfe nov esta1-
llshiuE q stable goyeru
meat Ia the ihiand ~ CutAi
aecund % give iadepeud-
snee " tho iliipinDb lust
a. wn havo pr0wisod 30
give Independence 90 the
CuOansi third. 81 protect
thU fillPluos iT4m outside
iuteTicrepce while thcy
work out their o@a deau
ny. iust a. 10 have pro
teetsd the hepublics of
Central aud south Amurl
GO. aud aro o. the Monroe
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

Statehood eos the NstFitasius
We denouaee tue iallure ot 1
the Republican paFJ 90 earTy
oat its pledges " grantstAtshood
10 tbe territories OF Ari4ouA, New
Ms1ieo Aad OklkhouA, and ne !
promise the people ot thQso teg Z
r,toriea immediats statehood Aed I
home rulo darlng their condition
a. territories, ana No favor hone
guie and territorial iogm % I
1 dovsrnmsnt foT Alaska aui Poo
. 10 RiOo - Vem0eratle Natigaai I
FlAtioua. 1900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-02

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All autalg llaaa an4af lAlA NoW 1|N.
h|qa aAaf natt b 44aA AfNNQN Ii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-17
TWO NEN COLLEGES
Soon TO be Going Up Together
at Blackwell.
BAPTIST ON THE ONE SIDE
And Normal on the Other in
Friendly Rivalry.

Blackwell, o. T, Feb. 1S.-The executive
committee of the Baptist state conven-
ton met Wednesday evening in the Far
Iors of the Hotel Maine. in this city, and
adopted plans and specifications for the
Baptist college to be built on the west
side of town. About March Is they viii
advertise for bids, and the plans after
that date may be seen at the photog 2h
gallery of w. S. Prettyman, or ct the
Office of the architect, Mr.. Douglass, in
Oklahoma City. It will be a nelegant
structure of pressed brick and stone,
the building early in April and pushed
rapidly to completion as soon thereafter
as possible. Work will begin on the
Normal college, on the east side, by that
time and more or less rivalry will exist
between the two institutions as to which
shall be completed first, but in all things
the most friendly feeling exists between
them. The plans fer the Baptist college,
drawn and submitted by Mr.. Douglass,
are pronounced by experts to be first
class and the finest they have ever seen.
The chickenpox episode has passed
away and building is progressing rapidly
and sales Of town lots. especially inside
business property, are of daily occur
renee. The Elite hotel property. owned
by R. L. Kerfoot, was sold yesterday.
Mr.. ]. W. Mercer of Maysville, KY, and
Mr.. AIlgeyer, the purchaser of the corner
lot Immediately south of the Elite hotel,
has just closed the contract for the con-
struction of a splendid two-story pressed
brick building and work will begin at
once.
The people of Blackwell regard the
Eagle as being not only a friend of
BLACKWELL, but of Oklahoma, and in an
hours notice that any of the Eagle peo-
pie should visit our city, the band would
be upon the streets and a hearty recep-
ton rendered them in the rooms of the
club. Blackwell people
know how to kick. No people IN earth
will appreciate favors more and at the
same time remember unjust discrimina-
lions against them longer than the citi-
zens of this city. May the entire Eagle
force, from managing ed down to the
janitor and devil" live long and pros
per and the circulation of the Eagle
grow, is the unanimous wish Of our peo-
Dle