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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

II Is recommended that the county
conventions be held at the comfy seats
of the respective counties one week
prior 10 the territorial convention at
El Reno,
II Is further ordered that delegate
convention OF the Democrats OF Okla
homa Is hereby called 10 meet Ia OKLA
homa City on the Sist day Of July, 1900
at 2 o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for delegate
10 congress.
Tho basis OF representation for the
various counties shall be the same as
that Of the delegate convention above
noted. IL Is recommended that the
county conventions be held one week
prior 10 the territorial convention at
Oklahoma City.
JASPER SIPEs
Chairman Dem. Ter. Com
FRANK STEVENS, Sec'y.
Party papers please copy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

The oil obtained srom the shoots Of
the dwarf pine is used incidentally bs
the peasants Of Hungary, while the
soft-grained silver FIR is used for the
sounding boards OF musical instru-
ments. and the Germans employ il al
most exclusively in their vast toy fac
tories The wood used In the manu-
facture OF lucifer matches is mostly
pine, and the aggregate amcEnt o.
pine wood used iE these variour indus
tries exceeds that OF all other kinds 0
wood put together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

TnE Democratic party Of today led
as IL is by men who come from the
masses and are exhibiting evidence Of
sound statesmanship, is big enough
for all who desire sound government
based on eternal principles, honestly
administered Turthermore. the force
behind It In numerical strength gives
Il power for accomplishing good
which no other party has at this time
The hope OF attaining. Cleveland
Connty Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

Now THAT the oklahoma Liquor
Dealers Protective League has tossed
q bouquet onto the bosom OF the Anti
Saloon Leagne, and otherwise shown
that II Is not hsrboring any animosity
toward the antis, IL is proper for the
two organizations 10 get together and
hold banquet. No sgency is equal
to the banquet as an equalizer and a
trouble annihilator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

THE St Louis Globe Democrat says
"Oklaboma refuses to take a back seat
in the worlds prosperity. Every year
brings an increased population to the
territory and big crops. The Cherokee
Strip comprises 4,4eO,Os4 acres of land
and 23,034 acres of water surface
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

NIBLAcK, OF the Guthrie Leader.
says that all the reform forces in Ok
lahomA will naturally Join the Demo
Gratis this year. He expects the Popu-
lists to walk into the Burbon camp. -
Watonga Republican
The Popul'sts are already In the
bourbon camp. as you call II, Brother
Ferguson. IL is but the politicians
who are delaying the game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

TnE $50 pink paper known as the
Republican committees Register, has
turned pale. Anon il will be green.
However. it requires chameleon-lilke
paper such as the Register to deceive
the Pop DO iticiaus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

NoTIcIEe that Brooklyn citizen
has just refused salary of S25, 600 a
year, several inquiries have been re-
ceived in New York from modest souls
as TO whether the place is still vacant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without il. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep Il clean, by
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion By taking
Caecarets, beauty for ten cents All drug
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

Dick Morgan has officially announced
his candidacy for congress. ne does
this now in order 20 catch Mr. Flynn
on bases. Guthrie Leader.
Yes. but Dennis will slide in on the
lfree) home plate before the catcher
gets the ball on him. watonga Re-
nn hlicnn.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-26

Boat Tobacco spit And saSks lOsr life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. fun OF life, nerve and Vigor, take No-To-
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which also has the result Of making
the poor poorer. Bryan has a practical
plan TO restrain the trusts and IL elect
ed president he will put it into execu.
tion, Mckinley has no plan to restrain
trusts, and IL he did have such plan
the trust managers who own him body
and soul, would not allow him to enfor-
ce il. Which Of these two men would
best serve the people as president of
the United States2 There is no
choice between them, Bryan stands
for all the people desire in the way Of
justice and protection. Mckinley re-
presents the trusts and imperialism and
ignores the people. The people are
going TO elect president next autumn
Will they put friend or an enemy in
the White House2
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ARTIFICIAL TONGUE.
WONDERFUL OPERATIONS sN
EASTERN HOSPITAL.

This New xorksr Can Speak and nat
BY 1ts Aid as wen as Evsr--A Deli
cate Surgical Operation That Made
one Man Happy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
The Little Woman.
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
The tall girl may be far more i'm
posing in appearance, and she may,
by her stately dignity, win univer-
sal admiration at great social func-
tions, but her short sister generally
entirely eclipses her in the matter of
power over the other sex, remarked
man yesterday.
ga Queen Of Establishments
hearts-is almost always little in
stature. Men call her "a dear little
girl" and feel at ease with her at
once, whereas with a "daughter OF
the gods, divinely TALL" they have
often a sense of their own lack of
inches, and feeling that she looks
down upon them, maybe, in more
ways than one.
Then the little girl, somehow, ap.
peals to their protective instincts
she wants an arm in a crowd, and
looks so t'rail that it is quite evident
that she was made to be taken care
OF. That apparent helplessness il
always tiattering to man, for it il
a subtle acknowledgment of his SUI
periOr strength.
Short girls have the advantage
over tall ones in another matter
that is, in their comparative i'm
munity from unfavorable notice il
they are guilty of Irritation. They
are often simply 'thoughtless," high
spirited and "kittenish," wher
their conduct is such as would bt
harshly condemned in their tall sis
tiers. 1t is funny thing that though
short girls have certain decided All
vantages they rarely like referenc,
to their inches, except in favorabl,
comparison with one who is awk
wardly tall, though probably the cir
is not made who objects to being
called "dear little woman"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
TINE FATE or TINE CONFEDERATE SEAL.

IL was Firat Defaced and Then sunk In
the savannah River.
1.-THE result OF the last COnteder-
ate council Of war held at Abbeville,
South Carolina, in May, 1865, was
soon known all over Abbeville, and
the Generals and the Secretary of
War were kept busy for hours sign
Ing honorable discharges for the tired
soldiers, who Immediately applied
fox Them" writes Mrs. Thaddeus
Horton, in the October Ladies' Home
journal. "During the evening Mr..
Benjamin asked for a Ratchet, and
with il he defaced the Confederate
seal. About twelve o'clock the same
night the Confederate party cOntin-
ued their retreat in the direction of
Washington, Georgia, and while
crossing the Savannah River in the
darkness some one suggested that
the seal be thrown overheard. This
idea WAS at once approved, and when
the boat reached mid-stream ii was
dropped with splash into the sandy
river bed OF that beautiful Southern
watercourse, where to- this day, its
mission all fulfilled, it serenely
rests"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04

Senator Ben Tillman, who has
done as much as any other man to
trample under foot and destroy the
l4th amendment TO the Federal
constitution, and disfranchlse the
negro and poor white men Of the
South, Is just now very solicitous
over the fate OF the political rights
Of his dear colored brother. A spe
cial to the Phlladel phia Times says
1.-The mutation or the constitu-
ton by the r, peal of the fourteenth
amendment is the unavowed bu,
none the lesS the absolute aim OF
the Republican party, was the
charge voiced by Senator Benja
min Tillman, OF South Carolina, u
day. He WAS In the city on his
way to keep u speaking date al
Kendallville, Ind.
n"TheIr purpose he continued,
Us to dlsenfranchlse the negro.
That will reduce the electoral vote
In the South, and then they. hope
to throw the Democratic party into
minority for an lndetinlle peTivo.
Their plans on this head are gen
orally understood and admitted In
Washington. Never a word Is heard
there, from Mckinley down to the
least Of the department clerks, III
defense OF the colored mau. TIE
Republican party is the greatest
foe the Afro-American has TO face
and he Is coming To realize It,"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04

.~~es~ssfsi eoasssa issles. that 10 sssa
>~s parsasAa. snsaar. isfamsss anp
.~sss~sssbis essc<aos iss iSss NJ sves
oeA&e IN tne Unfoa
- piscge ourselves 10 tncgsass lhs
s1acaeHcy vf the paoaae suEooa sysasa
IA Aortn Iaroain.. aud posnS - shz
aask tnAt fns fcopsrs rarty nAs done
azure fog puoase ~dacat,sa 40 North
sSaroiina snan sne Democratic part,
.ssT aid ia twios the teESta vi uns.
i . see fopaiasIs Of y orSE Iarusina -
- - crr2aGro tie nrst sieai INCREASE
sn TIC public scHool ~ ss<sn-
We pirdkr ourselves ~ the care Of
.&e unaortunste GLASS an sossn ,aro-
IL an asd ~ ~ Increase In LIE neccs-
sAry facilities for tne same. AS a.
,s>x nesl VI our sincerity. we point ~
our pasI record an tnas particular, Aao
say .nst no -Lesasts.arv in Nhicn
fopunsss nave nAa . controlling voio<
Las ever turned deal car W s1s de-
maud Vi the unfortunate, VI occn toi-
40 ~eo ~ Ill arxent sppsai fur sddi-
slonxi paoVtsiol ss has teen rcccuti }
issuea oy til. DoAro vi fuDaIc CLari-
siss because vi TIC laiiar- vi the Dem
o&r attic Legislature ~ make eucB prv-
sision ss scca anu uf6rutiS ne-uea ~
she slime lncy W-rs Cons1miok tLeii
sisne Ia chactiux poiiiiCAi IekisIalioA
ana crrasiuS 1eW oTnces ourinS ths
| session Ut iosS.
Labor - indispensable 70 the crea-
| lion aud ProutsUie use VI capital. zap
| iIai Increases the efficiency anu vain,
| ~ labor. N hoover arrays Une agAius
| Tie other, is an saem, VI 10th. Ina
| p0ilcy h wisesg and SesL. which hAr
| .auniLes the Two On the basis of absO
| tuGe Justice.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
More Grain and Glover.
ROanOke-ChOWan Times.

ROanOke-ChOWan Times.
Farmers in this part Of the State
have serious problem to solve.
{ wing to the drouth, which we are
cold Is the most prolonged, perhaps
ever known in our section, all the
crops are cut short and large ma
jority of our farmers will be buy
ars of hay and corn another year ;
and a large number will be unable
TO pay the expenses OF cultivating
the present crop.
AS our lands are we'll suited to
the growth of clover and small
grain, doubtless an increased acre
age in these valuable crops will be
seeded this fall From expert
ments made on the Tines expert
mental farm we are convinced that
oats, to withstand the cold winter
should be seeded by the middle of
October, and wheat from the mid
die of October to the middle of No
vember. In tn part Of the state
We had about as well throw oats
away as to SOW them in the sprlng.
Some few farmers, like Mr.. God
win M. Powell, one of our newly
elected county commissioners, and
w. B. Knight, N. j. Brown and L.
C. Peele, MAKE practice of always
keeping q years. supply of grain
and feed stuff on hand, so that in
case Of failure in crops they do not
have to buy corn, hay, ETC., but un-
fortunately such farmers are few in
number. 1t will require wise mau.
agement and rigid economy to max
the farm pay expenses the coming
year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04

sam Jones and Some OF HE Sayings at
Toccoa, ia.
Sam Jones Is Smelling the woods al
Toccoa, Ga.
We Gull few paragraphs of his
talks as printed in the Atlanta our
nal:
II want you to come to preaching
before you get full of beat and the
devil.
Don't lie about it, you old hog you.
l wish folks were as decent a.
hogs.
Wish all mean, fool. whiskey sell
ling, moonshins scOundrels would g.
off 10 the creek and drown the 10
selves.
The Presbyterians are good folks
and ! love them. They just neeu
mere religion and will 60 70 hell il
they don't get it.
[ like Baptists. | got my wife on
Of one OF their ponds, but think the ,
are the last folks to brag. for the }
don't know where they started. Som.
OF them have got religion, but most
OF them haven't.
When L hear some preacher
preach / 60 home feeling like a ba-
by had slobbered in my ear.
You mountain sprouts are as goO'
as Toccoa. They are just mean an'
you are q com binatioD of ignoranc
and meanness. I'm going to shoot il
the hole where you are at. Liqu,H
and religion won't stay in the sam,
carcas. You drink lquor and cal
yourself a Christian, you dirty old
| Mound.
Nobody but dirty, lousy devils 2,
into q saloon.
II you boys drink quor aud hav.
the right daddy he WI TAXI you GU
and fix You 80 you will have 10 stand
up to eat your meals FIR SIX month
Some of you left your Uot,le In your
buRg ies and brought your pistols Ii
chuI Oh with you to defend your char
scter. Why youv 3 got no charao
tor, and what do think of that bud
some one ought to break y ~
over your head and make you nj
the ground running a mile a minute
You could butt with billy goat aA(
SET d the goat home with q headache
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
ROOSEVELT ON LIBERTY.

Refers To Conduct of Roughs Toward
Him Free Political Discussion the Par
amount Issue.
Referring 90 the recent attempt of
hired tnughs, at Victor and other p a.
ces in Colorado, To assault him and
prevent him from speaking, Governor
Roosevelt says:
There has been some talk as to what
the paramount issue is in this cam
paign Now, | will tell you, and have
made up my mind within the last forty
eight hours, what the paramount issue
Is. The paramount issue IS to Keep the
orderly liberty that has made us what
we are. 4 he paramount issue is to keep
our national seli-respect by each indi-
v.dual Nee ping his own seli-respect and
resV ecting our fellows; keeping the
right OF tree speech, k, eplng the right
OF political discussion, So that we may
be able To settle our political dItferen-
ces satisfactorily aud fairly after n full
hearing given To any one, whatever his
views may be, If he expresses them de-
Gently and III proper language
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04

tDaiiy sxosps Monday. IDsiy ssop.
5uauAy.
Wilmington aud Weldon kailro.a, Yso
Kin Nvinon Main Lue-TrAin Iesv0 WI
mington 8 w .. N, arriv0 FayssisviLs
~ &c y. m, lsavo fsyeetsvills " - p. N.
.rrty. Sanford ! - p. N. kstnrniag .c.v:
.. m, leave Fayetteville . 90 p. IN. srrivss
Wilmington % p. ~.
Wilmington and Weldon Raiirosd, Bsb-
rsUisville Branch-Train leaves Bsnnstts
vile . 10 .. m Marion 70 . m. IL.
spring, s. q. M, Hope Mills 10 ~ O. NJ.
arrive Fayetteville 10 s.. Psturnins Issvss
Fayettevilie 70 p. L., Hops Allls % :.
M, Red sprinp IS p. N, Maxton Is
M, arrives BennettsvllIe ID p. IA.
CONCESSIONS ., Fayetteville WITH train NO
~ ut MAXton with the Carolina Ce -
Railroad, ii Red Springs with the Re-
springs and Bowmore REirosd, at banfold
Railway ~ Gulf with the Durham aad
Charlotte Railroad.
Train ON the Scotland Neck Branch Kos.
leaves Weldon % y. M, Halifax 10 p. m.
Arrives Scotland Neck NJ % p. m, 6rsei :
vile 6:67 p. NJ, Kinstoa 7:oo p. N. RsturL.
s:61 q. ~, arriving Halifax Ibis .. N.
Weldon lbs Q. N. daily except sunday.
Trains on Warrington Branch isavs WaaL
ipKton $40 Q. m. and 23O p. m, arrive PA
meie $40 Q. m. end 4,U p. M, returning
leave Parmele 8:35 .. m. and 6:3U p. m ar
rive Washington lI:00 Q. m and 7:90 p. N
daily except Sunday.
Tram ieav0 CarDoro, N. u, daily sxos,
Sunday $50 p. M, Sunday Gi6 p. IN, ~.
rivss Fiymoutn 7:40 p. M. ~ pm, rssuri .
Ing leaves Plymouth daily exoept Sunds y
7:6U .. u, and sunday y .. NJ, arnv0 TAI.
Doro 1000 =. IA. aud ll:uu o. IA.
Tram on Midland N. L. Brauon Isas,s
6oidsboro daily. exoept sunday, 7:uo .. IL,
ARRIVING 6mithneld $40 Q. m, rsturniLI
leaves Smithneid 200 .. m, arrives ~ Cold
oJro lU:z6 .. IA.
Trains Oh Nashv Wills Branch leave 4 JcAS
Aount at 4.30 .. NJ, ~ p. M, arnvs NasL.
vItis ~ lO.a- H.. 4 VI y. w., 6prinx HOP
~ ~ .. M, - y. 49,. rseurnlnS teas.
spring Ho.r iloy u. ~, s. pm, Nasnvllis
IL ~ .. ~, 70 p. M, NrIvs 81 Rocs }
Mount II - Q. M, 6p. m, daily axoel,
SUNDAY.
Tram ON CLINTON Bfaaon leaves WArss,
lor Clinton oally, sxoeps Sunday, ll.4o .. m.
and Alb p. m, returning leaves Clinton q
7:UU q. N. and 2-bU p. N.
Tram No. ~ MAKES ctose con osCeion o
Weldon for all points North daily .Dali:rai
yia kiohmond.
b. n. IN EkSOE, 6sui rass Ar
T. kkNLY, 6on'l Man.
y az URaOR rvsf4s Nsnsssf.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE.

Wss the result ot his splendid
nealth. IudomlIabIe wal and Ire-
msnd0us energy at. not found where
Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels
are out OF order. II you Want these
QUANTITIES AID the success, Iney bring.
use De. Kings New LiIe Pills. rney
develop every power VI brain ana
cody. Oaly % Genus. Sold ny all
Druggist.
Mr.. Crawford Refused to- Sign.
omithfield Courier.
The contest for Congress in the
Ninth District of North Carolina is
between Mr.. Moody, the Republi.
can candidate and MIR. Crawford
Democrat, who was unseaJed on &C
count OF fraud IN the last Congress
MIR. Moody mas an agreement 10 the
effect thai both the candidates shall
sao that theie Is y fair election IL
The district this year, which he
asks MIR. Crawford to sign. MIR
Crawford refuses and goes about
lmpeacnIng Congress for unseatinl
him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
Morals in Washington.

Atlanta Constitution.
There must be lively times in
Washington, according to a letter of
a protesting lady to the district COM
missiOners.
She writes that the habit of young
men and girls hugging ON street
cars, in theaters and public parks has
grown to such an extent that it will
corrupt the rising generation. She
declares that it is almost impossible
to take a car ride to any of the su-
burban resorts without observing
some young man trying to see how
close he can hold his girl in
his arms or how near in his lap she
can sit. Such exhibitions, she says,
may be right and proper, but she
fails to see it that way.
Verify there are many problems
which must vex the souls of the ex-
tremely proper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04

A New Haven man who was tilt
ed presented his ex-sweetheart with
an ltemized bill for 1916 for presents,
ice-cream and sundries which he had
been presenting her for three years.
She reciprocated by presenting him
an offset bill tor kisses at q dollar
apiece and brought him in debt sew
eral hundred dollars, enough to
break him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that seiz-
ed on tee 18th of June, 1906, nesr ar
thage, N. g., from John ID. Barrett I q
''istiliery premises, no. 1921, about
359 gallons corn whiskey, and one
wooden still and fixtures, for vic alton
of section 1857 and 1921 Revised Statue
of the United States.
Any person having any claim in SAID
property is hereby notified to come for
ward within 30 days from is date and
show cause why it should not be for
feited to the Unit d states
f. G.. DUNCAN.
Collector 4th Dist, Raleigh, n. CT
By w. A MCDONALD.
Dept'y collector. Rockingham, N. c.
Sept. 27-4t.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
FEELING THE RED SHIRTS PULSE.

SENATOR simmons the Ultimate Goal
of White Supremacy.
Asheville Gazette.
"F. M. Simmons said today, On
his return from Pittsboro, where he
went to appear for the Democratic
election officers who are indicted by
the fusiOnists, Il am in touch with
all parts of the State and If the SEN
atorial primary were held now I am
sure I would get at least $4,000 ma
jority. see no reason for anything
save an increase in these figures -
Raleigh Correspondent Charlotte OBJ
server.
If Mr.. Simmons has really'got his
"touch" in all parts of the State Mr..
Carr would save time, etc by i'm
mediately sidetracking himsel f.
Nothing unless it is the majesty OF
the Simmons law, counts so much as
Mr.. Simmons touch. When he
presses the button the machine is ex.
pected to do the rest. In passing we
would remark that this primary is
purely Democratic family affair
1t differs from the August election
in that the machine is operated
against the majority of the Demo
cratic party instead of against the
majority of the voters Of North Car
olina. The party is in the predica
Inent preliminary to taking its owl
medicine. DR.. Simmons has beer
down east-we do not know that hi
has been west-and has felt the pulls,
of the patient Red Shirts. New
Hanover when our old friend Wad
dell steps out from "behind the dew
IL and the deep blue sea-" in favo
Of the former), Halifax, Robson
Edgecombe, ETC., are each good agar
Tor majority far exceeding thu
black and white voting population
The Gazette predicted year and (
half ago that Senator Simmons wa
the ultimate goal Of White Suprem
acy, and it therefore cheers our con
fidence to know that he has his tOucl
on all parts Of the State.