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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

No one oaa reasonably hope fur good
health unless bio boweis move one,
each day when this 10 not attended
a., disorders OF the stomach arise. bu
iousnoaa. headache dyspepsia aud pilta
sooh foliows " you wish tu avoid
these ailmonts keep your bowels rog
uiar by taking Chamberlain stum
ach and Liver Tablets when required
They are 81 easy to take aud mild and
bentie Ia eHiuct Fur sale by & R
Renfr0. DuEglEt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03
ma soUTHeRN sTocK coMpAn,

This stfOns company Is billed TO ap
pear al the BROOKS Theatre tonight
Tuesday and Wednesday niSht The
attraction oOmos highly recommended
and 10 said "a be the stronkost popu
lAr priced company even playing la
the south aud wost The company
numbers nueen vaudeville and dta
matlc artists headed by the beautiful
emotional actTess Misa ELLA Wilson
The openi1s bill Monday night VIII
be- hnie Eilslors grcattst su,,rs
Doris i.adi,s viii bo admitted h,t
ta the beet reserved s,ats Monday
niEht " accompanied by auy person
holdiug a paid so Dsut ,.a.p,l scat
uoktt h,ats nov GOA oll,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

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a.a I.slaIa H8afe than .stf at L. h.t bEtlfs
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aat.saa
Us Dt pisI.ss Pleasant Pellets with
sFat1ute Prescription " ths b0ucls
ase inactive si iYsK4las.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03
STOP HIaHr nEEE

u you aro bilious aud set bottle Oi
Eagle Nerve and Liver pills The
Eagle Drug Store
3aas@ts fsas Bowels wtth tsssassta
Osndy tathaftlCt Uufs constipation tUfstof
TO- ADa IL q faii, dTuAsists fofusF monos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03
StPOng Again.

Tlls aunan aho huows ths haii vallis
af hrafh a fhr atulan eho has tnsi h
aat frFslnrd be che wugaan ah1 iruu
HeIns seak and srkiy b oncs araiu
Hsle e trnnH wuman Wsli r. wiIiian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

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handaomo temple % au be f.tIfa
fcei teo atofiss ahb bs.sme.t rb.
ioaer stolY aHB naaemell eIu o.. I.aI
90 tof slst Tt. loIE. nu.n au
b. aiefsafI mnHheH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

a Cleveland county mau aaya the
deer arc eating 500 hia .um nyid There
b not q mau in Cleveland county rhu
would not gladly protect that nsiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03

Worms take refuge la the small la
tcstluo where thoy can oaaily multi
ply WHITES Cream Vsrmifuas Will
doatsOy these parasitoA Tho verdict
of the people tells plainly how wsil Il
mas succeeded Phoo. 20 cents = IS
iillir q Co. aud Wheeler a Bun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03
LEADER WANT COLUMN

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OfIut published ip Tho Daily Loader
Nov g6 1907
LIQUOR NOTICE
Iu Whom it May Concern
Nutos b hereby Eiyeu that u.uy
Braun has this day nied his petition Io
sell at Wholesale malt uquora u Guth
rie Proper lots lll. block J3 Logan
county Oklahoma aud that unless ob
le,tiou be- nl,d uu ur beuI, the llh
lay or December A % 1900 said p,u
uuu will be- granted
uuthu, OKLA Nos 20 1900
H q MORTON
County Ci,lb
49, % D. uauott Deputy
tfitst published la Daily i,ady, so,
So 1900
LIQUOR NOTICE
Io Whom lt MAY Concern
Notice 10 hereby sivon that Julius
NJ Wyokon has this day nlod hia poti
ton to sell at retail Bpi,ituous. Vim
Que and Malt Liquors iu Marshall Clty
and Marshall twp. uu iot o block o..
Logan Count. OkiAhoma and that
unless objection be nlod GA or before
the iith day of December A -. 1900
said petition viii br granted
Guthrie. OKLA November 3Oth 1900
X y. Morton. County Clstk.
hy IS 3 Hauou Deputy
,tltat published la Daily ivad,, no,
70 1900
LIQUOR NOTICE
TO Whom it May Concern
.uu.e DO hereby gt,u chat ,hao.
uuNe aud ,hao Dup ha,, tnla day
nl,d tn.lr petition tu auil at ,,tul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03
AIIiHAuPI. III CAIEREH

VIII be better prepared %
handle his restaurant tfsds THE
iail and winter than ever before.
his place a. the corner of Okla
homa and Broad. has been thor.
ouubiy romodsled 10 accommodate
the good iivers" He has had
built sn sNtrs large rsirigsrator 10
hold any quantity of Northern
msats, ste4ks. Hoasts snd muttens.
Oysters. fresh nsh and game. IN
short, he viii serve everything in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-03
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t.a 60 stUttaAas

Isblsrs sueksYs Pie Ointmsot has
been thoroughly tested fu, many
I,aia uud DO q positive ,utu tur thla
muat iisttuaalus aud omna'aaaat"s col
uuuhi,a l'u,g uU cents hu buttl,a
Iub,a lD ,yuta D. 10 iiu. a tu.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
THE LACEY BILL ENDORSED
washington StarO


The movement to secure national
support for the Lacey bill for the pro-
lection of game birds and animals and
song and insectivorous birds has al
ready acquired considerable momen-
tum. The bill passed the House a. few
days ago. and now petitions are in cir
culation among bird and animal lovers
and sportsnen addressed to the Senate
Committe on Interstate Commerce.
asking for the prompt ncquiescence of
the upper house The bill Is character
lied as the most important measure
ever introduced for the protection of
the birds and animals, and If enacted
into law and strictly enforced will go
far towards stopping the depopulation
of the fields. woods and hedges of valu-
able life. Opposition to this bill can
come solely from dishonesty interested
sources. II only chicken feathers are
used by the milliners for hat trimmings
no milliner need fear that the Lacey
law would interfere with her business
or menace her liberty. If. however. the
feathers of song and insect ivorous birds
arc used for the manufacture of the
wonderful creations that adorn wo-
mems heads. contrary to the letter and
spirit of this proposed statute, and
contrary also to the almost universal
demand for the protection OF these
feathered friends of man, then there Is
reason for the miliners to tremble, lest
this bill should narrow the field of their
safe activities. The same is true Of the
game birds and animals. which arc
being killed out of season at n depopu
lating rate. under cover of the pretenses
that their slaughter was legal at the
place OF killing. Until the States have
uniform laws. uniformly enforced. the
powers of Congress to regulate Inter
state commerce must be invoked unless
the forests and the fields are to be
silenced through the greed of the pot
hunters and the hat trimmers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
THE NEELY DEFALCATION.
(Newark Advertiscr.)

The Government probably will lose
nothing by the entertainments of FL
nancial Agent Nicely in Notwithstanding
that The accusations against him are
Observation-Disclosures he is heavily
bonded: but the Administration cannot
escape spattening from his disgraceful
slump in the mud. Nicely was al cdi-
tor ana Republican politician of Mum
Gle. Ind, who. after receiving his APP
pointmcnt from the President, appears
TO have used his Office and his subordl-
mates in office as machinery TO extract
valuable concessions and establish
promising industrial enterprises in
Cuba. This would all have been wink
ed at. doubtless. If he had not applied
some of the Government money which
passed through his hands to float his
enterprises. That was more than the
PoStonce DEPARTMENT. could stand
for. HIS arrest followed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
PORTO RICAN FRANCHISES.

The law as TO franchises in Porto
Rico evolved by Congress. while, ostcn-
sibly 4 safeguard OF insular interests,
in reality makes such franchises a par,
OF Presidential patronage. and there
fore legitimate objects of scramble
by the commercial freebooters who
are part of Mr. McKinley's i'm
perial train-court-fa vors to be granted
to the Lords of these latter days. Here
is the law:
Sec. 2. That all railroad. street rail-
way, telegraph. and telephone fran
chfses. privileges. or concessions grant
ed under section 81 OF said act shall
be approved by the President Of the
United States. and no such franchise.
privilege, or concession shall be opera-
tive until it shall have been SO APPROX
Cd"
1t will not require the SER
vices of an expert mathematl-
c,an to figure the chances of a
Democrat in the Porto Rcan
franchise business. 1t is not necessary
that one should have grown gray in
contemplation OF the intricate beauties
of the spois system. OF the facile grace
with which things arc managed at
Washington to help friends" and dis
comfit enemies. in order to grasp the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

ern whites have been permitted to 20
the uneven tenor of their ways, OILY
the most meagre advantages and OBJ
portunities for self-improvem and
with practically no inspiration from
without to use the facilities offered
them. They are provided with from
two to four months OF free school" per
year. That Is all. Whether these
schools are attended by the children
and what the children get by ettend-
ance Is only too often a matter of in
difference to the more fortunate OF our
people.
Meantime the rest of the world goes
forward and somehow the South will
have to go with it. An era is at hand
when 1t must have thousands of skilled
laborers. Whence are they to come?
VIII it train these neglected sons OF it's
own soil. sober, willing. industrious.
the best workmen OF the world. or will
it import laborers, and labor troubles
with them? Shall 1t add new prob
lens and complicate those it has all
ready. or shall it clear the main obsta-
Giles from it's path by elevating the
standard OF its white citizenship?
If the South will take care of the
problem Of It's unlettered whites the
negro problem will take care of itself.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

Government Expert Edward Johnston
has worked out the division of loot that
was made by Captain Oberlin Carter
and his accomplices. Green and Gaynor.
He figures 1t that the government was
touched" for a clean s2000.000. of
which each conspirator got one third.
For his share in the thieving Captain
Carter Is now serving n term in the
penitcntiary. Green and Gaynor, each.
are in full enjoyment of their liberty
and s666666 of the governments money.
Such is the pattern after which justice
is cut in the Federal Courts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

The testimony in the Goebel murder
case in Kentucky begins to look ugly
for the several gentlemen who were
occupying Offices in the State House at
have since been under more or less of
suspicion. If Mr.. Taylor loses his case
before the Supreme Court, and with it
his pardoning power. there may be
work for the hangman. or the makers
of peniteht!ary stripes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

From time to time fear of the COM
mercial rivalry of Canada is expressed.
but in the long run Canada is less dan
gerous in this respect than Mexico.
Under the liberal policy of President
Diaz. our sister republic has made vast
progress industrially, millions of Amer
lean money being put in enterprises
there. 1t is announced that $40, 900, 900
steel and iron plant is to be erected
shortly at Monterey, convenient to i'm
mense iron ore deposits and coal.
Mexico has the resources and capital
and is rapidly taking advantage of
them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
possibilities that lie in this innocent

possibilities that lie in this innocent
clause.
Has any man stuffed ballot boxes in
Ohio or''persuaded" doubtful voters in
indiana with dollar bills? Pay him or
with franchise in Ponce. Has a street
car magnate OF New York or Boston or
Chicago come down royalty with the
long green to save the honor of the
country" or to help along destiny" in
It's beneficient sweep? Turn over to
him the streets of San Juan. For ].
Pierpont Morgan, Coils Huntington ct
Id omne genus, there are railway and
telegraph franchises IL they want them.
And so on while the good things last.
They ought to easily add n million to
Hanna's barrel this fall.
Here 1t will be observed Is more
nome rule fer the island The President
OF the United States says whether viii
layers shall have n telegraph. whether
they shall have the pleasure of riding
in mule cars. whether their houses
shall be lighted by gas or electricity;
and who shall own the cars, or the to-
lephone lines CIR the electric light and
gas franchises. 1t requires an imperial
ukase before the housewife can order
cabbage from the green grocer or
chop from the butcher in the way to
which the American woman in every
village of this land is accustomed to
order them.
The Porto Tticans are not only over
whelmed with liberty-they stand In
the Stops"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
SOME EDUCATIONAL vAGAR1Es.

Empiricism has. for several years.
Deen making more or less Roadway in
the educational systems of the country.
though under such checks and re-
straints as to prevent serious derange-
ment and disaster. The tendency has
ing" or OF constructing such course
OF study that the student can step from
school into the world without any
serious break in his mental habits.
reach something practical" has been
the cry. There have been two results
the modification of college curricula,
and the establishment of new institu-
tions eloquent in prospectuses and
meagre in achievements. These latter
range all the way from John Brisbane
Walkers typewriter university" to the
commercial college"
AT this present writing there are
about bakers dozen of ncnv projects
Tor teaching our youths how to become
famous. serviceable and opulent while
you wait. To mention only those that
occur readily. there is the School of
Tic 1OlltySldIc course III
Commerce." the school of Journal
ISM" the school to train young men for
service In the "Colonies;" Our Schools
of Oratory" that teach young men how
to declaim "Spartacus to the Gladia-
tors" and the "Dukte Smoke" have
been powerless to deter by their awful
example.
There is the Chair of Journalism, of
which Murat Halstead is, somewhere,
the occupant. What is the callow
youth to learn there that he would
not learn much more quickly and tho
roughly as n cub" reporter on any
daily paper? Is he TO be equipped with
nose for news" supplied with indie
fatigable energy in following up vague
hints, taught to discern the point of
story" or is he to be sent forth
ready prepared to reel off leaders"
that shall make the nation pause and
reflect?
What is your fedgling diplomat to
learn in the school of diplomacy? Are
tact. discretion, foresight, patience of a
trying position, insight OF motives
NulSN tIlu sure grasp OF ALI opponent 5
designs. and the supreme common sense
Chat wins in the long run anywhere).
to be supplied to him? If not. where
fore school or diplomacy?
Columbia University is to establish a
course in commerce." This, we are
given to understand, is not to be the
ordinary booking-a Ind penmanship af-
fair. 1t is to turn loose on the me-
tropolis. in the latter part of each May,
or the first of June, troop of finan-
ciers that shall make Wall street quake
and tremble. Morgan and Sage and
Whitney and Rockefeller. and presuma-
bly, the late Mr.. Miller. are to be taught
n thing or two about financing under
takngs" (sic).
This is day of progress: 1t is. Why
not give us a "School of Poetry" with
Rudyard Kipling, or Algernon Charles
Swinburnc. or J. Gordon Coogler, at the
head of 1T? Follow this up with n
School OF Craftsmanship presided over
by Hon. Mark Hanna and Hon. Whar-
ton Barker. Growing all, give us a.
school OF genius headed by any of the
numerous specimens Of the class to be
found in any community. Why not
combine them all in one establishment
and do 1T all by machinery?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
ABUSES OF THE JURY SYSTEM.

1t Is not too much to say that the
jury system Is the founda ton of Amer
lean and English juris prudence In
theory it Is the strongest guarantee of
the rights of property and of personal
liberty that Is to be found in any or
ganized society of the world. 1t is vast
~ more important than Constitutions
and statutes; Is more powerful than
the judiciary or the legislative depart
mcnts. The jury says who is guilty
and who is innocent; who owns pro-
perty and who does not own It, With
out its verdict the statutes are largely
only him whom the jury has declared
to be guilty.
The function or the juryman Is. there
fore, one of the gravest dignity and i'm
portance. There is no other duty which.
in the natural course of events, de-
wolves upon the ordinary citizen that
Is comparable to his duty as Jury
man. In that capacity he holds in his
hand the life or the material interests
of his fellow-citizen. and beyond the
individual case is responsible for the
maintenance of a popular respect for
the law and measnrably for the safety
OF the community.
How comes it, then. that, from time
to time. we hear an outcry against the
jury system?" How does it come that
1T is regarded as a good joke upon Il
prominent citizen when he is forced. to
sit as a juryman? The answer Is
I1t.,, do,
&C mmon knowledge-the jury system is
the subject of gross and chronic abuses.
Citizens of the highest intelligence
and integrity do sit in the jury box,
when they have exhausted their devices
for avoiding it, and the devices are so
numerous that the man who Is bent on
escaping jury duty seldom fails. He
contrives to be a member of some or
ganization that exempts him, or he con-
tributes of his means to the support of
such organization, or he gets up a spe-
cial and cogent excuse when he is sum-
mcned
Tho result is that a class of profess
sional jurymen has grown up in nearly
every community. Certainly it Is true
of this community. These men haunt
the temple of justice in the hope of be-
ing picked up to complete juries, and
they are only too often gratified. For
n dollar n day, they are willing to dis
pcnse justice, day after day. and of any
quality. Many good citizens who would
Willingly serve as jurymen, looking up
on such service as Il duty they owe to
INC commonwealth. Tru futurred by
this prospect of compulsory association
with the professional juryman, who
may hang" the jury for several days,
be- ause lie gets his pay by the day.
The administration of the jury sys-
tenn has been brought to a point where
ii is far from a compliment to be ac-
ccptcd rs a juryman.
There is need. and bitter need. for
n reform in this matter. There should
be fewer exemptions from jury duty.
Trivial reasons should not he accepted
as cXcus!ng any citizen. And above all.
the bar, who are more largely RESPONSE
bic for the proper administration of
justice than any other class of citizens
should give their efforts and influence
20 the correction OF these abuses. with
which they can but be entirely familiar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
To Our Advertisers.

The VirGininn-Pllot is compelled TO
require Tint NIL advertisers desiring to
change their advertisements In our Sum
day edition furnish MS with copy not
Inter thnn 4" o'clock noon Fridays. No
change of advertisements will DO guar
nntccd In our Sunday paper II copy Is
sent later than this hour. This require
ment Is rendered necessary by tho grcnt
: Increase In our advertising patronage,
for which VIC thank patrons and
trust that they will appreciate tho fact
: that an cnrly paper will be n NUT ual
: benefit TO both our readers md advcr-
Users.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
NOTES AND OPINIONS.
HOW ROOSEVELT CAN ESCAPE.
(Washington T.mesO

If Governor Roosevelt finds himself in
danger Of being overcome by the plead
ings OF Messrs. Hanna, P,att and Me
Kinley and wants n Touchdown argu-
ment TO save himself from the Vice
Presidential sacrifice. Just let him en-
dorse the assertion of Taylor's friends
when that eminent clouded one was
over in New York. Let him assure the
Republican elders that he promised &c
protect a man suspected OF complicity
in the murder of brother Governor
from Justice. That would AT once sat
isfy the most incredulous boss that he
was not eligible.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
DOZIER'S.
Table Linens.

For every $l.OO in.
vested in this depart
ment you get the
value Of $1.50 spent
elsewhere.
This may appear to
be a broad assertion,
but-we stand prepared
to back it up.
1t will do you good
to visit this depart
ment and see the
tempting array of
snow white TABLE
COVERINGS. Don't
wait until you are
ready to buy, but
come and SEE them
now. 1t will improve
your appetite and
cost you nothing.
PURE LINEN, ex-
ira heavy, extra wide,
snow white cloths,
from soc. to $500
per yard.
p U RE LIN e N
napkins, large size,
from $l.O0 to $500
per dozen.
PURE LINEN, ex-
ira fine SATIN DAM
ASK T a b lie Sc is
(cloths and napkins
to match), from SIS. 90
to $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

been s17o. 100000 while the debt OF India,
Tor which Great Britain Is responsible,
now exceeds $4,000 600. The aggre-
gate value OF exports to and imports
from India and Burma are to the value
OF only SSoo,ooo00o a year and imports
ana exports about balance each year.
the West Indian colonies show n. very
small balance sheet in favor OF the
mother country
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

The Middle of-the- Readers from the
West are said to be opposed to Hon.
Wharton Barker for President. Has
Hon. Wharton become effete?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

Congress. Baseball and the Boer war
will have to take back seat for the
rest of the week. Je!fries and Corbett
will have the bald-headed row of popu-
lar attention.