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The Langston City herald., 1900-01-27
LEARN TO THINK.

Learn to think and reason right,
Let your aim be your might,
When you meet wicked foe
Tell bin vice is at the door.
Then if he will not heed,
Pass him on but think of the deed
Aim ut something very high
Let your motto be III try.
Our aims in life much depend,
On what a future we may spend.
REV. SILVER ROBINSON.
The Langston City herald., 1900-01-27
25C A YEAR.

Our club rate to YOU for the
OKLAHOMA " eekly) LEADER is %
cents Il wear. You can handle the
bio special club offer We arc now
advertising bY adding 50 cents,
making the total price 500 for
all the papers mentioned i'll the
club offer.
Very truly,
Leader Printing ca.
l.. q. Niblack, Mgr.
The Langston City herald., 1900-01-27

First Published in the angston City Herald
December 3Oth. 1899
NOTICE F0E PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Guthrie, o. T. Doo. 2s, 1859
Notice Is hereby given that the foflwing-
named settler has fled notice Of hts inten ton
to make flnal proof In support OF his claim,
and that said pro If will be made before Reris
ter and Receiver at Guthrie. o. T.. on Feb.
TO- 1900 viz: Barney j. Robinson of Guthrie
o 7. for the e 4 SEQ. Twp. ] R.IFrs,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his CONTIGUOUS residence upon aad cultivation
of snd land. viz:
Frank Faylor. OF Guthrie. D. T,
AlmentJ. Nelson Of Guthrie, o. T.
ChAs Wolf of
Oliver Robinson, OF Mer dian o. T.
JOHN ]. BOLE3, Register.
1873
The Langston City herald., 1900-01-27
OFFICE OF TIE ASSIS-
TAM ATTORNEY GENERAL.
FOR TIE Pest CPFI(E ct WASHING
TON
CIRCULAR No. 260.

NlRCJLAK NO, GpU'
This ofice has received mum
erous inquiries concerning tn
operationg in the Southern
States Of so, called associa
tions, or assemblies, organized
ostensibly for the purpose OF
agitating the question of pen
sions for ex slaves and theil
descendants, and influencing
Congress to enact Legislation
granting pensions to such per
sons. For the information 0.
those interested, the follow
ing statement is furnished:
Frequent complaints having
reaChtd the Post { flee De
partment in regard to organi-
cations bearing various nam
es, and claiming to have been
form d and to be working to
obtain pensions for ex slaves,
il was decided 10 institute in
y8stlgatioD, Thorough exami
nation OF Tie methods and Op,
9rations Of the "Ex- Slave Pc
titioEers' Assembly," Madi-
son, Arkansas the "Ex- Slave
Mutual Relief, Bounty and
Pension Association" and
"Vaughan's National Ex-
Slave Pension Club Associa-
ton" Nashville, Tenn. dcvel-
oprd that all these concerns
were operating through the
mails systematic schemes TO
defraud. Under the pretense
OF working to obtain legisla-
ton in behalf of ex, slaves and
their descendants, contribu,
tiOnc were solicited from such
persons, and such contribu-
tlOns when received we're turn
to the use Of the so-called Of
ticers, and members of their
families employed in clerical
caplClties In the promotion
of this design copies Of a bill
introduced by request in both
branches Of the 55th Congress.
I'd session, entitled, "A Bill to
Provide Pensions for Freed
men" were freely circulated.
1t does no appear that any eff
fort was made by any of these
organizations to procure the
enactn ent Of this bill into
law. bat in order to further
the plan Of obtaining contri-
button for ex,slaves, it was
shrewdlV stated that the bill
had passed two readings
this fact, of course, had no
slgnlficience whatever, and
there has never been the re.
motest prospect that the bill
would become a law,
The schemes Of these so,called
associations, assemblies, etc, are
operated solely for the benefit Of
the oilcefS and others connected
with them. Contributions made
and assessments paid to them re-
suit inro possible good 10 the con
tribUtofs or persons paving such
assessments, but 90 to the officers
il the way of salaries, expenses.
etc., for their personal use.
These schemes are hagrant frauds,
and should not be countenanced in
cny manner. They can be of no
possible benefit to people of the col
ored race, but on the other hand.
are used simply as means Of extort
The Langston City herald., 1900-01-27
(First Published in the Langstou
City Herald December 30th. 1891
DiuaA Davis.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NJ ICh run - DINA lhN.
Land Once at Guthrie. O. r. Dec. 2i" 1899
Notice ia hereby given thar the fellow lug
EGmcd settler has filed notice Of his inten
tiGn o make firn proof in support Of hie
CAIN. and that said proof viii te made be-
fore Register nLG Receiver of e 3 Lind
Cfice nj Guthrie o. n. on Feby 9th l90O, VIZ:
liner E. Green Of Langston O. +. for tue
Lot ard L Il Of the S i of See g. Twp.
Il Y. r. lE.
lie names the following witnesses &c
prove his continuous residence upUn and
cultivation of sid land. vizI
Francis NJ. Green, Of Langs;on. o T.
John Shehan. OF
John Douglass, of Paradise. @ L.
Adam Buckle. of Langston, q. T.
JOHN J. BOtES, Reglstcr.
t3Ts
The Langston City herald., 1900-01-27
NevWs-

see us this week,
Cotton pickers we're in biz
ldemand this week, owing tt
1.-The fair weather.
II. II, Hagan will loan yo,
money for 1900.
Reder & Mallow handle
furniture, from kitchen te
parlor, and are undcrtakers
Song service at the Presby-
terian church was we'll at
tended last Sunday.
Whatever else we may net
have let us have peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker
entertained many friends at
their home last wetk,
January clearing SALE at the
Guthrie Cash Store.
Rock is being gotten out for
the joint stock building.
The ladies club met last
'ruesday night and discussed
business OF importance.
The New York Hardware
Store is yours for hardware
for 1900.
NJ G r, 66e1 SON some ltsGt that
ed into his new residence i'll
the 10 III part Of town.
The concert at Oak Cove
last Saturday night was en-
joycd by Il crowded house.
Mr.. .Chas. Ford, of Gnthri +,
cotton buyer for Cnylo, was in
town Wednesday.
Well tell you what we'll do for
1900-W ell give youyou moneys
worth. Well easily fit the hard to
lit. Well say little, but what we
say means much; at the
Guthrie Cash Store.
Who can give any infor
nation as to the where
a bouts Of the faker James
Smit h.
A number of gentlemen
from Guthrie and LangSton
took qnite a hunt on Thurs
day, four miles east Of Lang
stOn.
Some one stole one Of the
city lights this week, but we
have all eye Oh the party and
later Oh the city marshall is
likely to put his handson the
parties.
When you think of drygoods-
you think of the big January clear:
ing sale at the
Guthrie Cash Store.
Messrs. S. Ridley and O.
Il. Bradley, of the Guide
staff were pleasant callers
Thursday.
There was fight in the
south part of town Tuesday,
by Isaac Whitfield and Mary
Wilkerson, the latter getting
the worst of it, nothing SER
ious is in evidence.
Mrs. NJ Stewart, who has
been visiting Mrs. Nettie AL
ston for several weeks return
ed to Guthrie Sunday.
Raceslike individuals are respect
ed in proportion as thev show ahili
ty and thrift, to take 4 bigh station
among the progressive races Of the
civilized world. In some re-
spects the Negro has shown him
self to be the superior Of most
races. bat i'll ojner respects to be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

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srs unsatiafslisff tape t'iI Boz FIan.e
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iI. autauraHns aHI scotch u.ru
n uulf pnRufni frlm ,IHsinE trI
islas contract ur tIueu n Ma NaH
H.an fr.sbt Uti.s u pf.fai.uH r.r
bt,at in scotch tas irsn eaf..u.a h.1
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500 t4r uu.is 600 auu eHlHUs InI
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faHrad rluipaisnt fef September .n
satt.t.l i4 In.I.t. tIl 5000 HIs.t ..tH
Faliau,s uf tha wsek urfr Zoo o. iw
yfniisd states aEaipsi ibi Aat frHr Hui
81 ln Cauada against m laFf Fsar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

Wit Hesfs q naasa nls rta'ae4
aslkN shens HhNh W afhIeN ta
taa etg aast feesasg slttfnoea sea
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faft sii bs sasa maaf aaa sai aeH
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HhaIiaha BaHIas thf a.Hsl.aI n.aaafH
ana thi, ssiF fIaIaat hHa iaHIHh A
thla eoAaIrs give reftHM thal
sauuat - fNlaI|af Naffh auwa
afa ita afIs nataIs af tha faIa ai
alnaaf aseat $50 staaa taaaF eIIhual
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stth tta ahts aIa laaFhl Al. E.Il.IH
tUei FafI. .ua f.sta tNf.a.h a..InHEH
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eahlh5s,aa at lI auIa.h al nH.eh
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asimaI aEiafa aI.. Ht 5000 ts...i .u'
In ttaIf atf taErIuaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22
IlrlIna nr.naIAlIum-

tSri ius prepare tiuua laIi.I '.|
pp ~ csiaUL u.ay ily up fLa ...I....
uLilh adhere o. tha mau,Aaaa ~ h...
pDss. CaEtlu. "a f..F lnefo t.Iou4tU llHfl.i
the opiinafy iafl. ~ ,ataIh AtaIt-Iu.J
mg iuhaaAa fumas auHAas sHd sa.
aad use tL4t sllgl rlr..a.a. southn s.a
hsalA klys Olsat. h4.u b. suel o. f.mri.
aad vii auFs eataul Ul rlld Iu ila hHp
sas.lY az pleasantly A Aual alta uI.l b.
mailed Cos % usuls. Au dfa8aaia seli d
1le llss ~ hrltlars. .l ta4sa ht. h B
tho lalm elfss ltLout plu. docs o.
iuilata or g4asa slas e'us ltaFH4ts ir
owes az ifals fad aut auFfY aaIan. t.i-4
lag haus ilstsly thH palAt.i bu4iH.'..
VIII tya Nfeaa ba'm Jatufa aIa4s.
against Nasal lstsliA aud ilsi lpt,E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

Toe uoya aad sirls sbaaia fsad ga,
Hagm Journal N viii help basp thpu
aa tle iaim. We will ttud lt htt
yeags. tAa gsmaindaf ui 1900 aud Ell VI
lsll. IUAs. tbNl cad 1904 b. ssrtYppt
Who aill auUtarlua foF tAs Weskli
Leadef both papsfs at ths piias VI
gats uAlY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

Auals hsuss W g. u Knsvss ol.~s
Win uuthus.

Speaking ~ the rapid grpatb 90
uuthde and hos dsssisiaed iutsfssis
thsfs ls n0t q business house hstg that
ls Gaae greater alrldsa tsf laFKei
busisssa thaa ths piaas aad @asie
smparaui otE u kuauats ibsfg
ueysf week that ~ knspsa docs
uot ada 20 bis lafge stoeA uav tblug,
iu musieai iuhtgumeuta ASA abse
Ausig hs also earflth tle istgs aI
stspk at ssniag maeh.sss ie uAlaa.
m4 40 hsh fessatly igeslyri spm,
usw pattafus ip uFgaua apd piauus
Iha aaw Klmbsu plaua sapagksa tbt'
wees s= meggl ~ auIkmanabll
laAe cad stYls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

hisglu houY hups hs pt lst
blgslt ho4hs " sii abuut bfulgs "a
shult uuei nlupsdla 40 tsig lsis BOIL
I'D dove aftyr tbH mRuusf pt a.
loufsai iells sbuut Falivttsa. aural
piantlue dgewipW, mplshipa rulufst
lrg plshi0R apa Wstksups "A aif4s
pfArAsal poiutCta iipm the psua I'd
st1res ~ leahius bsgty Htnwfts tipN
all psrts ui tbu tpuutl whs Aate euu
tfibstna ~ tts uuiuaa u hes NYlpt tsi
sopfsasutalaunh 80 CauF trus tn stts
aud UAiuf thtuty tbtee pYtWelts "a
lfaatlsal estfB s.se esl Aiiiy CFt
atAef ihaatlANaHa h@udsue ilf bpNad
iu cloth tAa pFea ia aU Frpia. tees
~ MAili adAfsas ,hH sNbllsbHta. val.
taul Atkiuauu Nu fh ,1Uiplie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

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81 aotalAla Ef arin. Hf IH
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~ iHa 81 alafaa b lhe aHHFr is $3.50
fAe esNaaIs Hef rIua ra
a fa,h sg Ns5a5ts aaf bfen te ma.a
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0fHns a.SaefSis hlafF aa 49, erh
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a1a o.4ai diaiha Nnshana aarh
~ Raata afluis aaa m faft usar|b aN
NIAAaM& ~ tsftafa nhna usf.fIsIlF
sln4 nssaaa 81 hsnta "a rsfuni sl
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mnal bat 4 ls aaatlg q. sparif .ausat
na.Ia ~ maaufaaturafa 4nd fa nus
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81 aoaneaa4aas Ths apuas bua.nr o. .n
aamna Maalana l. alH dlaapl.anlna
ns1a4ts ~ atuaNs a. snan in al1.k ir
ffn aafihueat ane niamreai hf uUft.
M4atats b.lr4sa "a rai.as4. fafn.hai ih
aae az fhs aafanfa 81 unaDg tsu nHtI
- fhs mbsai uin - hsnasri 81
ean ~ ~ ia & seaia in neur and af i.
ee.lta la flfit Rsins ~ fhls abs.ur
4hsnl eaa snaruafia lnst a. ira|isus
4tlhr iaffa Product asfr MshrF b. fh
An4 lssa aasaaclas an better sap.r uas
tstts ah1 halisf ana tU.sss rn lmprHy.
Nmtbag
lnla ana stfa afs satbsr UHt 80
mhfis at.i sDme statHes M tii m
aaefhefn piH and HtHd bili.t m lIt".
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aAaia lfa a. . niie hrmer aua bats ore
d ~ aasanpd q ~ chns tFpf.
hsasarS ranilnssat sggl pia tha ush
nhh rates aHd thq ~rsffay "a anf k'nl
~ fl4isht feqm naHifTs the nuiiuHh uH.
seflain ~ fha means hh. Aru lit bart
&aa elsisa afs aaa.f 10 huuab an1
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r4sdnttisu
liha natt esek vun O. tstt ..e 800 30
arilan iakeu a. a. tha rr i'iHiff 5000
atalsa. ~ 90 Nh.Dh arpftsH1t pl".n
ara o0ifeaf in ths saHnnh 900 go '''t
p.smn. eus g. reports Of he ms'tos 4f
tha lln aad enegef
Wheat lneiudihs nHif shipmsnH fT
a. Usak aNgteaaip A4AHa "usl' iH
efalsal Less ~ bushtiu lasi wFok f@
~ btwlNla in thf cafrrsplndins want oi
8tPs angaH bpslsis in isas istt4 bush
~ in leal ana Assl w pAHhrlH in l'N
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a. ~ bHahsls Bat sraapu ani ~ 'fi si'
bual.fis III ine y
tinfn esporgn fu ilH w.ts assf so. q
t149n baaAsia. asaiuat at4 Ifs bYsb
hat waak lllisbl bushels in tha sat
: reeF an1 tei ~ bHaur4 m isH taaH.
a. "a ita A0a lH hustas W aI sHI
aae ~ bnlk8a 'n iDa
t'frm f4lN h H|t. iH"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

WHIlba UubAM NtNNltuub a
1saspusIB 500 uAllJa taDla % It
ptaF.a 500 als .stiYu sea- sssimliatiuH
"a tnp4 stnna athesluH tbH p.itsps
tYatum 800 UtaAriuH turW A. ths
hsaith UsHF 8HA slesunN Ht spults
uatuIal tl .Hilibuah lli.. HeHta
Wbssls,A q boa .ad q tula a uo
&sul as.asn tDtauaheat tpa aas
tll maho wa muNtf Uut ul thtf
ahlattua $50 batr hU.ut nu.Hsp
e Dr. bate .ipthal tbt suu. isml4
Witb ths IlHaHHAs .i ika r.HlD fati
suA auai. hafa htll uH wNttsstks aHl
UihsIt Nau tVth tbN. blHuf M
l-tel' 'laapt WaHag emtUt M lNell
Assks htetf tsiY ult,estaA ls
pAiahfas absHlA Bat niNslfs lualh
h2ah ltlaas fuN uibtIptl aa8s
uapa ssa sbtW pNp b sWgasas hsa
I hss ~ maHF Fesfa pf staNb 'sFtu
I Secs aalltA aaNh ipf Ns paaea thkt h
s paaf seanalpl 81 NJ ulltNts IN 4
WUl htlp ieefEeHl tbe A. NHH tas
tbs psNluF FalA aNA hes slsf,s.
AapY AZ amFlaAf ut ailaa ulAaA pta
lesal9asl a tNH tlsht Whsh IA
palsF N ~ Feals Naa NJ Nal aaat IA
500 pekihhtts WNmsl Alhlasaa Ns
phllAaeiFAls W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

The npsst lice uf ststiuarfy to bs
faaua lu ths 0itY st ti.llsa booze store
uauey bluUh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

ugsas oafss,ustu sau papsl sos q
Llluss dfug st.fs
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.t tuy.lvpsa spH tl antsta 90 npts
papsf ln a eph a.i Goo ai liiht e
buuh atare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

Cssda pflatsd shiis ypu "a'tst th'
Lradof Umee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

uakulta tamu 80 Wua4utpA vi tks
WUll msats attII Aaudsr ulabt ls ~.
u tOWhha. DietA
Wa uhhauRt D.a CuA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

fWNN ~ WHfr ~ 49,
81 ..E'''. \. 81. ', a,, ',t"3si i,-ioogs
III DI4 tsU4aa BAH N.sla4us usulutta
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AlADuAA a.ous
uai4a4u itsst aa aa Ah @esta ps
Utal aAA tAlia natHfAsFe ~ satt u0AtA al
Illp ia ia pfutala .pntt fYaM Fislusf
"'"'''s' ''e-'' ~'''Wh nsauu. 80
n D. AuUh Aais,4ap'
u4,uua ,aap 80 wua4aga gi tss
Wall ultats sttfI AHuier uikht ~ tA-
'' s"N F'1''yb" ",onEks' ts.t '''-
VA aRbauat C.a tpm
ala, u.lIas tlltI WtIHeslal rftniua ~
n. waelA A,s.tl..s Az 1'e'A'-- '''1i
GA a,pua W'g'"'-' ''
aa.mi Npp.tap i.lAae Hs. 40
uta,aA.hl 4hI lulA Ia.tl+I ~ Na 81. tat
lt tF.iset AAi' ln tHe Wa'au.'ss' b-'i-
''' iAfUi uuulWs $50
HAfau ~ellF ss.
as,.as ,sats ss d 40 % w,
Ah4faAHf afttiiNa Hf casa Hsea az t.W
wi isF tlsak eafAet ptat aul uat 'isHH
sls.tiAs Wpitwta 'ieet4 fasWf
"a a upasta asssiiss
N Al a ueata pfrtl tuesAsI Hlaat lA
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-19
4 UNION GOLD MINE.

The Palmetto Gold Mining COMPANY.
of Sparanburg, has applied for charter
The capital stock is 81 600 900, and l.
4. Cannon, of Spartanburg, and Harry
NourtZ and Iucius &. Embrev, of Prince
tor. lndianna, are the corporato,s.
Mr.. kOurtZ was in thu CITY and STAT.
that the mine Is at West Sprinys, in the
extreme northern part of Union county
Tne company has owned and oo.ratn |
the mine for some time, he said. bp.,
Nth a view of increasing the mining
faculties, and the capital stoc,; of the
company is to be- increased. Most of il.
VIII be- taken by Indiana Capitalists.
Mr.. kourtz, in speaking of the mines
said that there were great opportunitjes
for developing the property. lie s,ii
that already two shafts have been su1k
one 100 feet and the other lJT fee, d .pu
1t Is proposed 10 run them over jOD feet
The ore pays S. "A ton. and the c,st Of
mining Is hot more than 81. 4 twenty
stamp mill is now in operation.
Me-. Knnriz is quite enthusiastic over
the gold mining prospects cf the pi.G-
mont district, in this Sata II.hlsb,p,
a coal miner in Indiana. but owing 1n
The frequency of strikes he thought, he
would come to a section where lab n wa,
not SO much disturbed "-Co.umDl
Record.
Ihls company is hold of a gooI thing.
IN re IS plenty Of gold in the Wet
springs section of Union County, as we
Stated iii our article some time ago,
quite number CT persons make ON
two to three dollars a day when they
chco'e to do so by simply panning a'ohg
The streams. Some very fine nuggets
have been picked up around West Sprnxs.