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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20


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time hs garenil avoided enc disiI..i
court less tae mdas mlght ezhiuil 4A
mquirns miud and ieysiop the u0t
that tho items ot Service fof whleh mo
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which ho had onll recently roiogted
aad hfosn oui OF hia count a. ulesal
Therefore "a souid nryef tn % soc lu
shat gourt 90 he hied himseli 10 gho
vrobato oourt and sued for the face
of ths warraut $1,000 Tue day 10 set
tof hoarlus sud vhon ID b. called iuls
meut 10 siyou against the ovunt, by
default The record OF the probate
court shows thai judge strang abu
had beau elected county attomvl in
the meautimo. saned appearance lul
the county Ia the district court
atrans was able 20 boat the case aad
save the oounl3 and tAe taxpayers
from payinB "a fraudulent charge. aud
they wonder vhy be- feu down vhep
the aamo case VAS bafure the cOur, az
tlme when he was sworn 10 protect
a. county from eruns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20
aoveRNMeNr AeAE sNAMl

tho government aore Il a shame and
disgrace 20 the Capital CnS Tue gity
has pat down paved walks Ia the busi
ness section while rotten boards nop
Goa the governmental properly The
council aud poopia of Quthrle have ap
peaiod la Mr Fyun scores of times 90
recommend repairs and improvements.
but he has ignored the requests
10 should help Guthrie kiugnsher
Oklahoma CiB and 90 Reno would
klek oues Ne Flynn
Nice talk tur a drlesato, risnt itf
uenuis has harpooned 6ulhrle ior
siA years. tie iB traitor tu his home
yet he calls uEaa the Democrats and
roppiiata of Logan oounty 90 support
him slnce Mr Fynn Ia worth tzbO.
900 and owns stock la twenty three
banks. he 10 olpavly allied 90 the
monied oligarohy OF this country
Membora ct this olisarohy aro prlNi
loged They do not have to answer
questions or eatond iayora
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

The tlynn Hopublioans are now ie
slstiug that Flynn in his Jefferson
speech dld not reaect upon hCkiniuy
The Leader would like 90 know shat
he meant Whou he declared la chat
speech hat Pension Commissioners
evans Was ouly a hired hand who
owed his appointment a. che pfesi
deaf Wac hla uot direct aud nag
rant assault upon Mckinluy and his
admiuistnutiou3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Woman sungaglats la nlinois want a
Portfolio OF Home and Child thc
holder Ia be- member OF tho cabinet
sure. Got a new and a largeI cahinet
with brass trimmings and eastors ou
t And also establish Secretary of
che Department OF the 1ighta OF the
Husband Who shall be Dispense, OF
the i.atohkey furyeyor Of che PARE
goric aud. la additioa, keep on haad Il
lot of patent spankers. to be- loaned
for home use This is patornai so,
etumont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

There 10 more Catarrn la tbia seg
tion % tbe oouatry than al other dis
eases put together and until che iaal
lvW leara was supposed to Do iugur
aule. For a great many years dugtora
prunouaoed d local d,seaae and pra
soribed local remedies aud by con-
atantly tailns 90 oure witb klcal tleat
meat pronounced q lnrurable. sgiuucg
has pruysn catauh % lN'A copstitu
tloaal disease, aud thegoiore roqullga
constitutional lreatueut hglia GA.
tslth Care Manufactured by b q
.CheHoy Co. Toledo Qhi0 y ihe oaiy
constitutional rure aa the market u
4 taken lnteraahy IA doses nom 10
drpps 81 ) teaspoapfVl u acts direct
u an the blood aad mueoua surlaegu
"a thp sYstem mbog onar eno Ruadrea
dollags lor aay eAse q fala o care
aeaa Coz glloulage sad lagllmoaiaia
Aadrest r. .. cheeey 4 Co.
4pleaA y
soa bg all dfasalais lte
Hans Eanll4 l,llla arQ ~ hest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Mr Fiynn has steadfasily refused "a
answer siugls quostioa pat 60 hNm
this campaign A delegateship is
equal to a. 900 cierkship la bureau
a., department Of lhs intouor bolure
a person can secure a iob of that sort
he must pasa rigid oiyil service ga
animation. NeH has met and answer
od every question put 90 him. tyuu
should be forced to show bis hand lie
can Nin n0 votes hj bidiug behind
ppaca City hamoh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Mlssiona arn Individual matters. not
governmental matters. The mlsslon
ary owes the protection that be- so
strenuouslY demands and so senerally
rspelyes not la the tact that he Is a
mtsslunary, hut 10 the tact that he 10
a eitl1en Of the oouutry that inlergsts
itself IA his personal security iio 10
entitled Va no protociioa merely be-
cause hr ID missionary it Instead
of proseh tus hr we're engased la
selling Colonel sellers celebrated ESQ
water his olalms anon hls own so,.
orumont would oe no weaker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20
rus 10 MEaelYAlls

Neighbors OF Robert A Non m6iou
candidate fur cOngress At AgWklrk
are greatly amuaed owes a hapngalns
THAI shows Nea 20 bg candid li uol
diacret he has pretty uttie
aaughter altendlus thu publo schools
Who is sometimes taasvd by hel &C.
puhlloaR play mates about her fathers
esndldaoy Several days agu ihay ,Q'd
uttle Mlss Nea tba, heg father would
bo elected She replied Vel papa
says bimsell he doesn't oApta b. bs
hut lf Mr pryap b hon 81, same
lhipg good IA 0klahoms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Camrly souah donf suoe ssastb
.Why p H hW Nomau nlH'nnn N
Naya eomt'i aata 0hysieiAa ~ 80
oao. boins $4,000 inf tso siasoa 8as
on the chesk sad ans on ths moath
30 sondef zoe kiaslns bas disappsar
"a au 4alcky
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

John Alexander novie au ailessd
healer who seusrauy proyukea rlota
wherever be- ioCatea 10 no~ in t.ondon
denouaclnE Rome. pofk tobacco aud
secret societies Nest week b IL said
be viii diacuss oatmeal parlor
matches. bicarbonato of Soda aud iho
lniquity 0f deyiliod hOnua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Tho Capital has iuat discovered that
Joseph g. slbley Vt Pennsylvania. the
erstwhile ailyerito srepnhaoteg and
any yothorthias you want party man
has Slapped 20 the Republican party
sibloy !. bpod two years ago. aud the
incident attracted ao little attontlon at
che tlme ,hst rhe Capital 10 oScuaabie
10. uut having noticed N before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

10 Reformer The Leader 10 ayerse
to siying advice on wagers however
IL you hlast bet YOU viii be- safe iu
placing your money $50 TO tsS that
Bpan viii carry Indiana and New
Nogk Kansas 10 uot good for betting
purposes You might giNe slight odds
that Hen viii receive 200 maiorlU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Conservative men who have recentb
watched the political trend la the state
ot New Yorh declare thoy would not
uc surprisUd tu SEQ hBan carry the
state with as large or larger majority
than MrKnley carried IL in 1856
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

The neEt tine a federal uniciai puts
bunch of sords into che maaih of "a
hisioa Oandidaieu eife hs siii ai.oa
hsf 10 select the slaa color and testure
oi the words There b. surh a thlus
40 settlnE too say even shne I'D he
sp0sea oi l0bstorial dignity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

W search. ter'itorial bank com.
missioner returned today from Grip
through hastern oklNhoma Al the
.ittls towa of Ralston ho opened two
.aats the Ralaton Hank and Eastorn
Oklahoma State Hama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20
lTs A ciNoH THls inns


lt IL about ume tor Leslie Ni0laok
90 bogln his groat act OF tpius 20
mako tho people OF Oklahoma believe
that hpan will carry New fork Co.'S
ne had hyan carryius New tmh be
iula the election la 1850
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

fna CamUaIsa sfuaa HaFmtI lHlaa
Uapafiob has anumbefei anothag HasH
az uaiiip Ate uias aud ID aoftIns hia
Facial taharra iaCiurf fau tma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20

Weauoga home aeekefs guldu and
soational lnap oi che Klawa aud Co
aapehs euuatrs Is cold by b h luhe
4 % ~ ga4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-20
pounrT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.
rs fulliAm Chalrman.
D. "a HavighorHt, Secretary,
y 4 Aepaniels, Treasurer.
aRYAN olua.

The hrysa And stevenson Masehlng
club meua eyory Tuesday nlght at 5
o'cloek over bank Of Iadlan Territory
>. s, 0ladlsh, seeretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

iron taken from engiLe es, boilers, etc.,
 and has large cog wheels. To com
 ply with the law, large COW bell and can of oil with a candle stuck in the top are attached to the front
 of the vehicle. Around the wheels are pieces of rubber belting, which
 makes it rubber tired and also the rider tired. The boys are making up large purse, and will put Frank
 W0rhng on the new model on the race track in 8 few days against Cooper, the worlds champion. The new wheel will do more than ma chimes patented heretofore. It will knock train off the track, kill the rider. jump ditches and cut other pranks. MT. Dillev is backing the boys iD the enterprise, and has ap- piled to Jeff Davis for patent. Jeff, so we have been informed, is go- tug to refuse them a patent, for he is confident that he has some wheels in his head that can heat that one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
CAPTURED BY MISS LEWIS.

The Gazette's scholarship contest was decided Wednesday. Miss Well Ter Lewis, of Little Rock, won the first prize Of the scholarship in Mud dox Seminary and Miss Mamie Woolum, of Van Buren. obtained 1he second prize or the No. 7 kimbail plano. Miss Fela Mathews. of Red field, was close third, being only SIS votes behind Miss Woolum. Miss Mathews friends made q gal lant fight. The judges were: Messrs. Lee Omohundro, w. l.. Greer. W. l.. Cobb. A. F. MeNeill, Cbas, K. Mont gomery and E. T. Mcconnell. Miss Lewis received 2s.034 coupons, Miss Woolum 27,04l, ana Miss Mathews 26, ,223.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
 1899" MODEL,

A few nights ago an employe of hilley's foundry was pulled for rid ing 8 bicycle without a light. At that foundry are number of expert machinists, moulders. etc, and they
 were determined to invent bicycle With which the officers could find no fault and complaia of a violation. Headed by Lou LeLaurin, the boys got pgt ther this morning and clev- erly sbuilt machine which is a peach. 1t is made of old pieces oi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
STATE EMBALMERS
Met as Announcei-secretary H. I.
 HoIderness on Hand.

President Jas. L. Bozarth, of Fay etteville, Vice President c. A. Bir- nie, of Fort Smith, and Secretary Fl. I. Holderness, or Pine Bluff, a committee representing the Arkan- sas Funeral Directors Association. met with the members of the state board of health in the parlors of the Gleason Hotel in Little Rock yester- day and adopted rules and regula- lions for the licensing of embalmers and putting into effect the rules governing the sportation oi dead human bodies, as adopted by the National Funeral Directors As sociation, American Baggage agents Association and Provincial and state boards ot health. The board of examiners will be compos- ed of Drs. Dunayant, Christian, Park and Miller representing the board of health, and President Jas. L. 13ozarth. Vice President c. 4. Birnie and Secretary H. l. Holder ness. The date of examination vii be determined later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
LADIES NAMED
To superintend Departments in the
 Floral Hall at Fair Grounds.

The following is complete list of the superintendents selected by Sec retary M. E. Bloom, of the Pine Bluff State F air Association: DEPARTMENT E-DoMEsTIc INDUSTRY.
 Superintendents- Mesdames John Rutherford. Briggie Hume, P. P. Byrd, E. w. Bocage; Misses Hettie Allen, Reba DeWoody, Minnie Chest mutt. Della McEadden, Eftle Barrow Myrtle Saunders and Mrs. J. D. Mur- tsgh.
 DEPARTMENT REPRESENTS PICKLES,
 CAKES. WINES. ETC.
 Superintendents-M R. E, Lee, Fred Fox. R. H. Johnson, K. M. Knox, Ollie Neel, Chas. Well. W. D. Hearn; Misses Jessie Harrell, Willie Smart.
 DEPARTMENT G-FISE ARTS, ERICA
 BRAe, ETC.
 Superinte ts-Mrs. 4. s. Knox Mrs. Belle Fitzgerald, Miss Etta Simon, Miss Ida Dreyfus. Miss Eddie Rutledge, Miss Grace York. Miss Mamie Mann, Miss Ruby Johnson Miss Jessie Sweet, Mrs. J. c. Sehloss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
WASHINGTON WILL BE HERE
The Great Negro Leader 10 Talk to
 His Race at the Fair.

Secretary M. E. Bloom, of the Pine Bluff State Fair Association, which will hold it's fourth annual exhibition here October 22 to 27 inclusive, this morning received a letter from Emmett Scott, private secretary to Booker T. Washington, the great negro orator and princi pal of the Muskogee Normal and Industrial Institute, of Tuskegee, Ala, in which he stated that he had forwarded Washington the Fair As sociation's invitation. be beng in the north just now. He says he will accept the invitation, with pleasure, to deliver an, address to the negroes of this state at the fair grounds OF negro day, October 27. Doubtless several thousand negroes will visit this city on that occa sion as Washington is the greatest negro leader in the world. He has never visited this section and that will result in large turn out of his race.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
AT THE ROOF GARDEN.

The Fitzsimmons-Shark battle will take place at the Coney Island Athletic Club in New York City on the night of August 24. The Western Union Telegraph Company is the only line in the club house and will have a direct wire from tbe ringside to Holland x Lambert's roof garden in this city, where the fight will be taken by rounds for Pine Blnffians Tickets are on sale at the regular places. A ticket to the Fitz-Sharkey fight will also entitle the holder to attend the Corbett-McCo figkt which will be received at the roof garden by rounds on the night of August 30. This battle will be the most scientific fstic contest ever pulled of in this country
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
Southwestern
 Telegraph and TeleDhone Co.
GEE WHILLIKENS!
Great Big Odds Offered on Bryan in
 New York-Board Specials.

Prominent cotton men who were at the Board of Trade this morning were asionished to see message from New York which stated that great big odds were beng offered in Few York City on Bryan. It said that the following bets have been offered on Bryan with no takers: One man offers to back Bryan at the following odds: $15, 900 to $4 800; another offers 1000 to $2, 300, and Louis Wormser, New York capitalist, who has had $3,OO0.000 Bryan money up for the past several days, offered to bet $2, 800, 900 against $1.OO0. 900 that William Jennings Bryan is the next president.
 The bale of cotton, which was the first received in Memphis this year, aud auctioned off today, brought 151 cepts per pound.
 No definite news from China has been received over the Board wire, but special from New York says: Ut is believed that the Chinese are negotiating to surrender"
 Cotton today is eight points lower than the closing of yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
:soLD STOLEN PROPERTY.

Frank Williams. a negro, was locked up by the police this morning on q charge of petit larceny He stole pair of lines from some per- son and sold them to Alderman J.
 Elements. MT. Clements reported tmatter to the police and Will Hams was arrested and locked up. Officer Cuipepper afterwards found the owner of the stolen property. Dr. B. A. Hall was the one from whom they were stolen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

Smithers Cope-Miss Susie Cope and MT. Felix Smithers were mar ried Wednesday night at the Baptist parsonage, Rev, c. W. Daniel offici- ating, The marriage was witnessed by few friends and relatives of the contracting parties. Miss Cope is a very amiable young lady, and has many admirers. She was formerly employed at the Adams Wilson Printing Co. Mir. Smithers is en- ployed at Knox X Smart's grocery. He is popular with ail who know him. We extend our eongratula- tions and best wishes to the happy couple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
MARRIED.

Ritehey-Faucett-Mr. T. j. Ritehey and Mrs. M. l.. Faucett were mar ried in this city today. The groom recently moved here from Bradley county and will make this place his future home. Mrs. Faucett is a most estimable lady and has many friends in this city. To the happy couple we extend our best wishes for future happiness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

The little man who stole a march on his .daddy,' Prosecuting Attor- ney Walter B. Sorrells, last night and 'ssneaked in" at his home on West Fourth avenue, has been nam ed w. E. Jr. We hope the little .chip of the old block" will follow in his fathers footsteps and make a name for himself. If he ever gets as popular as W. E. Sr., why he'll be all right.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
OFF FOR PLUM BAYOU.

The steamer Old Rip left the Pine Bluff landing for Plum Bayou town ship this morning on time-6 a. m. o'clock. It carried a large number of passengers. A big barbecue Is be- ing given on MT. Jesse k. Core's place and there will be several thou sand people on the grounds. The people of Plum Bayou never do things by halves and we predict good time for all those who partici- pate. Prominent speakers will de- liver addresses during the day and the cotton Belt orchestra will fur- nish the music for dancing. Every fatted calf in that vicinity has been killed and the dinner hour will be one of the best features.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

T. J. Ritchey. of Draper, has gone to Pine Bluff to make that place his home. He will be united in marriage tomorrow evening to Mrs. Faucett, of Pine Bluff, who, although stran- ger to us, is reported to he most excellent lady. Mir. Ritchey is one of Bradley county's best citizens and it is with regret that we give him up. However. we take pleasure in wishing for him and his bride to be, all the happiness possible in this life, and that he may prosper in all his future dealings. Warren Sentinel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16
of this act and the proof in this

of this act and the proof in this cause.
 JEFF DAVIS, Attorney General.
 CHAs. JACOBSON, for plaintiff.
 In speaking of the matter, Mir. Jacobson said:
 There has been universal com- plaint about there being an ice trust. l know nothing of it except what the people say, and that all the companies charge the same price. l went to Walnut Ridge Monday night to see Mir. Davis, and laid be- fore him all the information in my possession. I told him the people were up in arms about the way they were being treated by the ice compa- nies. After the speaking Tuesday evening MT. Davis and I came to Little Rock, arriving on the o'clock train this morning. We discussed the whole situation, and arrived at the conclusion that we would bring a suit against all the ice companies here and do all we could toward breaking up the condition of affairs said to exist here, relying on the people who are doing the complain ing to assist us in making the proof. If trust does exist here and the people will assist us in making the proof against it we assure the pub lie that we will remedy the evil and make them pay the statutory peD- atty. It is up to the good people of Little Rock, and if they will give us their support we will do the rest. MT. Davis returned on this morn ing's train to Corning, where he meets Mir. Remmel this afternoon. ,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

Quattlebaum- w alt-Mr. Lee M. Quattlebaum and Miss Mary Walt were married in Memphis Wednes- day. Mir. QuattleOaum is one of the most progressive country merchants in this section. being in business at Rob. Roy. He is we'll known throughout the state and has many friends. The bride, who formerly lived at Altheimer, is a niece of Dr. D. C. Walt, of the latter place, and is most amiable and pretty young lady. She is blessed with many hc- eomplishments- Mr. and Mrs. Quat- tlebaum will make their home at Rob Roy. We extend them our hand ana wish for them many years of health, wealth and happiness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

Attorney General Jeff Daxis and Hon. H. |. ReN1nel, gubernatorial candidates will speak in this city oA the night of August 20-next Mon- day. They will probably speak on the court house steps and all the voters Of the county should turn out. It will be Jeff's first appearance on the stump here since he made hfs e.n- nouLce1n Tt for the office to which he now aspires.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

Rev. $. W. Crltcher has returned from Mayfield. Ky, where he preached and visited old friends. Mrs. Crutcher is in Chicago, and will not return until winter. Rev. |Crutcher will preach at the Christian church Sunday at the usual hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

The Maccabees will meet tonight. Five new mem mbers are to see the mysteries Of goatland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-08-16

SWEET POTATOES, new cab bage, preser wing pears and apples daily received Strauss 6 Miller.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Jacob May, of Hope, was in the
city.
Charles S. Wilson and c. F. Moore
started for Colorado.
Miss Cora Crimble, of Hope, is Wis
iting friends in town.
George Roggendorf, of Carlton, was
visitor to the city.
c. H. Pattison is up from Topeka
where himself and family are pleas
antly located.
Thos. German and John Hickey
were prominent east Dickinson farm
ers noticed in town.
o. j. Aldrich and son, Of Galesburg,
His, who have been visiting F. W.
Morse of Manchester, left for the
west.
Mrs. M. H. Hewett has returned
from Chicago accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Edward Dwight Chap.
man, who will be her guest for sew
eral days. [Emporia Gazette.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-19
HOPE is VERY CAREFUL.
Smallpox Patient Carefully Quaran-
tined and No Danger Likely.

HopE, April IS. ---The case Of D,
Clever who is i'll has been positively
diagnosed as well defined smallpox
and the local authorities have taken
the matter in hand with lirmness and
are handling it for the good Of the
community. The house is thorough
ly quarantined as are all persons who
have been exposed to the disease or
are thought to have been exposed.
The case is in charge Of DR.. Donmyer
and the patient is doing nicely. The
town is much pleased at the author
tiles action-it removes all danger
and the perfect quarantine makes 1t
entirely safe 1t is much better
than to treat the case carelessly, II
is very unlikely that another case
will be found in the vicinity.