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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

Ma. @. ". Hyde raturued Tuesday
sveuioe from HiGgiusylils.
Me-. J. O. NsGrsw retarsed Tuesday
from a Trip 90 Jsnsrsoa city.
Thrl,iss double trapess Get by Lipsop
ssd Va as tAs New GRAD next TUESDAY
AiEht.
Mr.. zssh wright trs.srned Tuesday
from Kausss Ciey. where he went to take
. load Of stock.
Msssrs. Prank and Carl HAYS len Wed.
nssday for q dask hunt 81 Grand Pass,
Saline ooaaty.
Mr.. Lee BluLhss returned from Kaueas
Oily Tuesday. whsrs he has been with
cattle 70 The market.
Nj. Jas. Tsrhsne, Who has beer home
% . visit, returned TbuTsday evsnIng 10
his school duties ., Liberty.
Mr. Geo. Blackwell arrived Friday morn
lag for q Visit here with tia family Of his
father. Hos. John 3. Blackwell.
Bee wadsand NIcboisoo. the De Resskes
LOT mIDstrslsy. 10 al original sketch ct tbs
Hsw Grand Tuesday. March 70.
Messrs. Carl and Rrank Hays returned
Thursday evening" from Grad Pass aud
brought homo . nice lot Of duck,
Mr.. T. L. Harvey left rhursdsy evening
for Toiiuos, M. where be soes 20 visit biz
brotber.In-law, Mr.. VIM. 0olightly.
~.
W
tuss" OF "hss Ie0y Jaw Ano ~
y Mr.. b. u. Axiins. Of Oak Grows, orssdel
$500,
rise am OF i.o s0lss. m'e
ao,'n .. ooIoe'' ~.
u,.... u..,.....u... "a Ma.
n,,a..s a.,-.. 4, a,..s..t.- -, m,
-. -. ~. n n,,,,
-.
$50 ~. 80
."-~.-~"..s. ~N~.-sS'.-r--~s.
nishk
u,.... M.,,o. n..,. "a l.. Ram.
o. !, c.,,,.r. n..ll. 1890 r.,.a.,
80, ,,om -, o., a.,a.v 20 n.
80. No
nsss" 49,. sons no''
no o.e "hsa. ".n.D ".
ducks there.
Nil. Lar. p.ms.v. ~ha Ia. ban v,s,,
Ia, No., 100. !, ns.,r.i Ssrs,. c.,,ss
sar 4 fev veaks. rsturnsd Wednrsdav sysr
. ipe 70 her hons a Kansas ossy, EAs.
al
I oo'ou''1 A
s nv, -ee.".~."
a. I'D. Raster, IT,, Agsut.
vi mt. V'Aieho. Asu.y ~
, ON SONS " 81. o'u ~ Isp
shsm "'.n o's.sr on.'
- uou 70 aavs .ns o's' ~
most 0 "''A"as '
ou'se''
To- "AAr.D-A "a''wo,'ny "omsa !
sood zoos 70 90 ssosta' noas. VOL. ~
/. iafm ga miis. eas' %
rbres usn ..o nvssi' IN amy.
m'aa's.ss.a wo~. sns ouI'
issuoh. WIN ~" N~
nm
Is ni'' 'o
ne redistriering bill, with some slIs
amepamsn,s, passed the upper house
ths Missourf IsRisIsturs Tuesday.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

Died. Wednesday, March 10, 1900, At the
homo Of bis brother, Mr.. Geo. Csilawav,
south Of Lexlpgton, Mr.. Morris B.
Galloway, sged 50 years.
He has been 10 poor health tor two
years. The funeral service, conducted by
Rev. q. v. Headen, took place at The
home Of Mr.. George Callawuy at Il
o'clock Thursday morning add the body
was buried In the cemetery bers.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
M,K.&T 7. REDUCED RATES IEIHDIaS
TERRITORY.

Ever since the construction Of the NJ.
K. 4 7. ny, through the ludian Territory
It's local passenger rate between stations
10 the Indian Territory has been on the
basis OF I've cents q mile. The customary
rate OF passenger fares on railroads, ex'
oept 10 sparcels settled country, 10 TIRES
cents a mile. The population Of the lu-
dlau Territory during the past few years
bAa grown rspidlSi there has been a
large increase 10 passenger tratic on this
account, and the Katy officials reoogpiE-
ing the wants OF the people aud the
Justice OF so doing, have voluntarily A..
ranged to reduce the local PASSENGER rate
TO a basis Of three cents a mile. Ibia no
duction will take place on or about No
yember Arat. There will be great reioic'
log among the resldeets along the line o.
the NJ. K. & t.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

assessment. Nearly all IL Missouri
river.)
Taxes Of Peter Rlns % % acres. north
end Of the w Of the ne fractional (sx.
ospt no corr eco 21.s0-90 for 1925 and
prior years abatsd on aOoount Of q double
asseaament.ak q t- IA -gr~1
Judge Ha9ood authorized ; purchase
lat the expense OF the county, q ticket for
the transportation Of nd. N. Smith 70 the
81. James soldiers home, MissouFi; pro-
vided the said Smith Il admitted a. a.
Inmate OF said homo. ,dTEEsik
Upon petition Of sitlssas Of Higgins.
vile, Lexington and Odessa, the court
enters into q ~oontract with the Laiaystts
Telephone COMPANY TO placsthrss phones
10 the county ofioes. oas 10 the ofies Of
the circuit clerk; enc In the ofioe OF the
county clerk, aud one IN the ofaos Of the
deputy circuit clerk at H~igsiaavills. Asy
oltissa OF tbs sosuty oas talk to sny
county oficer on ofaoiai business from
any toll station 10 the county at The rate
oil 10 cents for each message or coavsf.
sation. F
ins our oreAniIed as county board
Of bsrlth, electing DR.. W. b. wsedl a az
'ne physician OF board.
Austin Anderson (solored) allowed to
pay personal 'aie' ior 1870 At valuation
errsoeouH ss'es''
men'.
""s eus
oouu'y arc Ai'owed ana warrants Issued
iorsams'
Name r'f whs' issasd' Amount
JONI Waikfr, y survey west mig
s'ns'iIis ."'"".. ssO %
geo. u. Barnard q Co.. suppiies W 70
~ of"sf'
inai court 80. .."e.a... ios %
Laiaystte Leader, prlnsipg andsap-
plies +. ..... "a -. .... H@
Seusrsonian' pftetine and supplies tW
Oscar Thomas, certified order pro-.
hste qonFt %
-.s !. az
,~..-ws.n 80
l. rfssssIS ss
a." =
sapp ="
'onu A' "''A w n -,
&c
= "a ~" 80,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

FoR sALE-sO acre farm known az
o'Malley farm, az miles south OF Lex
Iustou; also % acre farm known as the
Psacbee farm ~ miles south Of Lexins.
ton. VIII make easy terms II sold before
February 10Th, 1901. Apply TO J. @
Pl,ttenburg or Wallace a Wallace, Lex
ingtOo, Mo. i:lsu
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

Oify Wednesday on ousine9a
Miss LAvinia Warren went 70 Kansas I
City Wednesday fOra lev Gays.
hin PsnnIs Sawyer went 70 ludetsn- (
dsaes Wednesday 70 sisiI relatives. 1
Prot. =. ]. stark's challenge band and (
orOhsatrA At the big MINISTRIES March 10.
See the premier slack wire artist.
Amarillo. At the Hsv Grand uszt Tuesday
aighf.
Mr. Jas. Bays len Thsrsssy for
cOrdsr. WHORE she Roesto make hsr futurs /
home
M. jamie Raskin wsnt over 70 Long
lake, 10 Rag county Thursday afternoon
70 shoot ducks.
Mr.. Joseph Bailey, scoompaaisd BY bic
niscs, hiss Elisa hAttox, wsnt 70 Kansas
oity Wednesday.
See W. h. Trottss 81 the New Grand
ssxt Tuesday night In 'oId maa ehArac-
ter misrepresentation"
A marriage llcsnss was issusd wsduss-
day 10 Mr.. W. O. Vance and Mis- Ora
NJ neory eeiaer zen wednesday ior
~ hsno, Oklahoma. where be Will prob
NUN"
hsv' a. hohsnwsld went 70 cordef
wednesday 70 omoiAis 81 the HeeFnAh-
Haas wedding Thursday.
Wnsn children hAvs earaehe sstarassa :
-. So. -nsA n nn9A AE0U
piees o. cottoa Win bALLAhDs sNoW
LiNiMEnr and place u 10 zoe eaf. ~
~ S
49, $3.50,
mss Sisiic' wssAna fstuInea InuFsaay
evsnins from New Frankiin' where sns
mas Dssh s'''unk nef ''o'hst.
MIS- unaS' LOOMS n her motnef' Mrs'
u'eer' wen' 70 'welnne'oa Inaf'aAs
} 70 epeDa tne DAY "isn Dr''ohn uresr'
Mr.. L. D. Mcollutic went to Kansss
/. CITY Thursday 70 assist In composing
bis plana on bis bridge proposition.
No one known tbs unbsarnhis torture
. one underg6es from pIles unlsss they are
% Afflicted. Tablsr's Buckeye Pile ONT
meut IL . quick, safe and painIsss eurs.
Price. 80 cents In bottles, Tubes, 10 cents.
. sold by Orsnshaw q Yousg. pmi
M. Aha Ksllsr. Al. ola I-.x,.,,o. bov
aOV seIIiue GENT. iurpI.hIns soods 81
!. the road. speut Wednesday In our city.
Mrs. Arthur pet.rs. Of uhio.so ..ms IA
roe.dsv 10 visit h.r sl.,.r. Ma. ma
= r.ubmau. sbo n on bsr wsv "a Ions,o.
y Rss.. to vlsit her motbsr.
ID -, ~. ~,
% i.rd,s Hor,boasa svr.n. ma a.,s. 4, !.
directed. viii pare tbs vor.. nina !
70 coush or cold, Pric,. n ana a o.,t,
lie For s.ls BIZ crsush.v 4 Yoapr. s-pm
un..... $500 ...,
v, .n..aoa. ! .."..~.,Ss~,.~H-S~-
h $3.50 49,.
'o ~ SUI N'usn sss.'se hve'
AppsAssaes. a morse 70 ~
81 Leroy bluaher, hitohed 70 . buggy q
~ front Of MIR. Robert Ferfolk's. got ioos
aod ran TO Main street q east on Mai
er where 10 ooliided with the wagon q
o. 5puriock'a ised store. Tue horses hitchs
M 70 thiz TOOK fright And raa away erAshis
ss iuto and badly damaging ths Brau
be bakery wagon. ~fortsnateiy no oas Va
iiks ,hsv bsa r., 4. ,vo,o..
be ......
onl's o'.sn ihnes'' 'sso's oisss'is
pous' A"u oo's no's o' se.s .''s'
ooa
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
La1LL AEoarsTOPs.

|
IA ,or |er sale a. this omrs,
I r.rl u
III e .'ss ior rspt. Apply 20
f,S..<r| 3 lots.
,se.iIa ez.y Horses Black.
i11I dtF : &es.hall yesterday.
Is CIs.ls I<& Sanford Thornton
I'D Paddy &tFs|ng from ~Jsfisrsoa
Z. \ C'1f1 ~. Hifs returned from
= C.I4 If.Eatay snd were The
81 Rev a s Hentsr.
~ ~ 10 hoiidaya an entire
lns 81. c<1. I|&& muilsrs and silk
iorta'rs,. X y eInauer's. n a2tf
1roI.t 0II. b Bt. Louis came Up
SOY stra'18 D visit the family Of
I11f ~. CHA. Wallace.
! tr1u.i.t .cn,r4ny kssps aoaii boot
HeI1'11{1 fIftt1 stable. aud o st
sf1I| |I|#|.I| ...1I. Lave ordofs a.
! s.. io-g7-,f
n, MIR. u. a.
4. rhursday evening
~, a bss bs.a speud.
H. ..n.><
j g .s...x !. .Ax.-o. roos raj
Y ~ +. 4. 4, lsoo and m.
~ ~, .ommI.s,on- no rsd
xn.'s o. j &. plstsuburx. Il
u,-.1.. r..,, .,.n, 10 K.,sas OF,
y. ~ bI,thdav uarty
I < m. ssurhtsr 81 Mr..
y, M<-tlu.
y \ u Al folIo4a. 1850 q. m, Sunday
fI.s1 4. n.. 81 Kolehts Of Pythlas
\. Al az cor6I>,tr Invited.
rs.b,> /. 4 N. u,,ls son. John,
!, "a rk.r-.< .vonips 10 thsl, nom,
4 rnsd. xaosas. sfser 4 few days v,si,
with <1o l41aII9 Of Mr.. Nssbitl
~ -ise, NJ rnaa. Weber.
! ir<s q rhu Dsre ard notartss public
. Supplied VIM ohattls mortsags,
~ oIno' = e'n's per copy. Al
= ~ 70 oruef-
y tiozx<t 1xnrApny club VIII give I
20 - no M BRAID opsra bous'
~, April 4 IPpi, for the benefit o
I'm sesoe'| P'zas iund. Hear them
~ oi o. Jos. VINO nal
p v1''' WIZ .ns Aniiy 2
- = Fs.afaoa nons wea
oT ~" "'p
lter-
~ NJ u couuinss, whe has besl
=. Tor ne pest month visltIug thI
u q E<& 81 A. Hckls and otbs
w.. i1iI yesterday for her bon
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
Nhot sb.u W. uaye for Deserts

This question arise, IN tue tsm'iy every
day. Let no answer It toiay. Try Jeil|O. q
delicious desert. Prepared ia two minutes.
No bakIngl add hot water and set to cool.
FIayors. Lemon, grunge, raspberry and straw
berry. At your grocers, 10 cents.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

The finest llos Of cream aud chocolate
candy 10 town for 800 per ID; fine new
nuts Of all kinds; hgs, ~raislns. dates and
N,Insa arApes a. Jos. L. Longs.
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THE HOT R OF ARKANSAS.
60 via the Chicago and Alton Railroad
the Short Line and Best Route.
REDUCED HOUND rRu RATES NOW
IN EFFECT.

IN EFFECT.
All Of the large hotels at Hot Springs
re now open. In addition to these are
hree hundred boarding houses provid-
Ing Accommodations at reasonable rates,
Hot Springs, Arkansas, ID the only
and pleasure resort under direct
Government control. The curative
properties Of the Hot Waters are
vouched for by the Surgeon General Of
10 UNITED States. Send for rates, Illus
lpated descriptive matter and complete
Ii. @. sTIDHAM, Agent.
Tel. No. so. Hlgginsyille, Mo.
JAMEsCHARLT0H. G.. z. 4 7. A.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

Upon feo0n mepdation OF tue COM
mIssioners Of road district No. Q, the new
road pstitionsd for By Jno. Hoistsn ct al
u by the court received a. q county pubs
lilo road.
b. d. Wssdin, road and bridge COM
missloner, IL ordered to act with Saline
county road and bride commissioners 10
building bridge ON Lafsystts,salins
sousty ilns, Lafayette county to pay one
hall Of the ssmsl north Of Blackboard.
.. q. weedin, road ADD bridge commits
sionsF, ordered to build bridges on iins
OF the change Of road petitionsd for by 10
Mitahsll 81 al, southeast Of Wellington.
Sam q HmIson allowed to pay taxes 90
the west haIfsw NV, all 10 section is-40-
%, for the year 1897 without INTEREST,"
| s~rronsous assessment.
Upon Information Of DR.. W. b. Weedin
and othsrs Chas. Douhslly Is adiudged
Insane and ordered sent to asylum No. .,
Nevada. No. (
Rlchard Field allowed TO pay taxes on
lot 4, block II. drst addition to Lexington,
for 1895 aud prior years at q valuation OF
800, on account OF erronsous assessment.
Richard Field allowed to pay taxes on
one acre. part Of the ne quarter Of section
ss.bi-N for 1896. 1898. 1897 at a valuation
Of CAS-, on account Of 40 assess-
ment.
Tho taxes on the above described prop
srty for 1874. 1905. 1899 and 1900 sbstsd;
double asasssmeat.
The taxes on block . Of Farrar's addi'
tloa TO Lexington, for 1900 and prior
years sbated; double assessment.
Nooes par cent io-1p option, wsshIne'
ton township bond, issesd August l, 1880
aud numbered 10 10 called for payment al
the once OF the county treasurer on
April 10, 1901; all interest On this bond
will eeses after The last named date.
gi,ooOs per can't 1870 option. Lsxiusior
towoship bonds, Issued August l. 1890
aad annbsrsd II. u. 10, II. IS and 10. are
called for payment At the ONCE Of The
~soanty treasurer on April 10. iooii oil To-
tsrest on the above described bends viii
ssase on the last named date.
g,ocos per cent 1870 option, ssi.A.Dar
touaship boads. lssusd August ! 1890,
aud numbered Q asd ., are called for pay
msns al The oeass OF tbs county treasurer
on April 10. i0eli I'll Interest sn the
above described bonds. will cease on the
last nHmsd data.
4 -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
Ideal Tours Through
MEXICO.

Escape Indictment winter westh-
erath home BY ioIniug Gates eighth
annual personally conducted tours
inrouge picturesque Mexico, leav-
Ing Chicago via Santa Fe Route
February Q and 20. 1901. Luxurious
special train OF Pullmans, obser-
walton aud dining cars, Tickets
include all necessary travelling
expenses, guides, etc. Go via San
Autonia aud Monterey; return via
nj Psso, Las Vegas Hot SPRING.
aud Colorado SpTings, with side
rideto GRAND CANON CT ARIZONA.
Special arrangements for visiting
CALIFORNIA. A fascinating land,
abonnding 10 magnificent scenery,
AnclOnt ruins, Snd novel foreign
types. Number oil passengers
limited. illustrated descriptive
pamphlet.
A.T.As.F r. ~. Ticket Ofiss
stW, J. Black, q p. A.. Topa
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
rn nnnR A ooLn IN uEE DAY

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qainine Tablets.
All druReists refund the money II II iaila
70 cure. n. W. erovs's signature 10 on
oh box. $50.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16

Tbs transfer company keeps a call book
ct the Mammoth livery stable and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. "
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
Ven tians, Tricots,
E~ansdown, Poplins,
Yelours, Etc, Etc.

We are showing a beautiful assortment OF the above named
goods and many other novelties in dress goods and waist cloths }
adapted to early spring wear. We will DO pleased to have (
Won call and se what we can show you ....,.,.a.w.
New and elegant Dress Ginghams at i.sc, ioc and !
rMt, New Spring Percales at 10 and lac. Madras J
Cloths A. I2h and i6c. Cotton Covert Cloth. very !
swell at i2lc. Dotted French Chsnbny ct socs (
A Magn1cent line Of Egyptian Tissues atNc CASH {
messu Ia all new spring shades at 2c. Trcots In {
t<ousts colorines Of 35c and ioc. French ChAliis at J
toN one of the largest lines Of Black Dress Goods
IN Io new and novel things from NC to slN I
Nt>tlts In Window, Door and Bed Draperes, {
SOFA IIlow Covers etc. etc. (
ror 4 f>@ davis we offer II Dundee Rugs worth Soc for soc,
.I N &.t Len Rugs worth zoe for sSc, IL large all wool
l.uzon Rage 6brth $IS0 for 81. 81 3 Body Brussels Rugs worth
ST. to fo1 {feB; 5 Velvet Rugs worth $I.7S Tor $i+4;a Brussels
Kn<s 8atH ST. las for 9oci q Brussels Rugs worth $i3s
Tor 4 1ftFa large Kashkoi Rugs worth $2'5o Tor Saoo'
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.


VIII let lot c~OnBITuVVIVu' W
est bidder, on
FRIDAY, MARCH f2ud, 1901,
one Wooden Bent Bridge, about thirty feet
long. 10 he built across branch Just SOUTH OF
the Jne Silver farm, on road leading irom
Goiumbus 10 Wsrrsnsburg road. aud. about
ona.fnurfh mile west Of last named roan.
Letting viii take place ut bridge site ut IL
O'clock q, NJ, 49,.
and place Of letting
Contractor IA to give bond Tor m~auntehAhoe
Of bridge astho Law directs;
Commissioner reserves the right 70 reIec'
any or all BIDS.
Feb. q. 1901. tbN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07
PRESIDENT NOT A LAwoIvER


One of the briefs in the colonial
cases which are to be argued before
the supreme court of the United
States this week makes the point that
the president is an executive officer
only and is not autorized TO make
laws for anybody anywhere. There
fore. the imposition by the president
OF customs duties on commerce be-
tween Porto Rico and other places
under the jurisdiction OF the United
States after exchange of ratihcations
of treaty of peace with Spain was un-
authorized and vo,1
Whatever anyone may think about
expansion and colonies" he can
hardly dispute that proposition. This
point does not touch the acts or the
powers OF the president before the ex-
change OF ratifcations. Before that
from the time when General Miles
landed his forces on the island the
case was one of military occupation
only. The moment The authority Of
Spain was destroyed the authority of
I the United States succeeded thereto.
But it was purely military authority
which was exercised by the president
as commander in chief of the army.
AS a purely military commander in
territory which was occupied by
forces Of the United States, but of
which the United States had not be
come fully possessed by treaty or
otherwise, the power of the president
was very large; it was in fact the
power of martial law, which is neces-
sarily exercised without much regard
to constitutional limitations. Inter
arma leges silent
But as soon as the ratifcations OF
the treaty were exchanged and the
cession of the island was complete the
civil law replaced the military. The
persons exercising authority were still
officers OF the army, but, as the su
preme court declared in the celebrat
ed California case, their government
was provisional civil government
and not military. The president
ceased TO be an arbitrary military
ruler subject to no limitations Of pow
er save those imposed by the laws o
humanity and became constitutions
ruler, whose function there, as in tn,
States was TO execute laws not t
make them
The moment the cession was com
plete, as the court declared speoihcal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07
ANEMIA
title red in the blood.

is little red in the blood.
The red in the blood IS
the oxygen-carrier, Better to
breath with half Of one lung
than not have enough red ia
the blood.
The blood is full of digested'
food but It can't build muscle
and nerve and bone without
oxygen.
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-liver
oil puts red in the blood; the
oxygcn-carrier. II is like build
& a railroad into a famine
ricl.cn country.
r't toi 3oaa ltistp i'Y, 3 ysplke.
.@lf 4, IONNk, ~ lsatl asees, Ne~ York,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07

ly in the California case, the provis-
ion of the constitution regarding
duties and excises became operative
in the case of Porto Rico. and IL be-
came the duty of the president to ap-
ply the existing tariff and internal
revenue laws there as elsewhcre in
territory of the United States. Col
lecting duties of his own making
after that was clearly unconstitutional.
Everyone, no matter what his opin-
ion as to the policy of governing ter.
ritories outside of the particular pro
visions Of the constitution as it is.
should insist that the president be
restrained from the exercise of powers
not granted him by the people in their
organic law. 1t is not safe TO permit
him or the people themselves to be-
come accustomed to the arbitrary ex-
ercise in any part of the national do
main of powers not granted by that
law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07

pressed IN vigorous language its ap-
precietion Of the dangers OF such q
system, it has been held by many
prejudiced or uniformed people to be
hostile 20 all courts, unfriendly TO the
administration of Justice and more or
less favorable TO anarchy
These are somc OF the reasons why
the Democratic party has been in bad
repute with certain elements OF our
population. They explain many Of the
prejudices with which the organlza-
tlon is regarded by people who have
had no personal reason to entertain
such prejudlces They are badges Of
honor and not Of dishonor. Theyshave
marked and emphasized the ielIvcr-
ance from political bondage of a great
people II the ideas on which they
are based had been more carefully OBJ
served by the Democracy they would
have caused the deliverance Of that
people from industrial and co inner
cial despotism. as well as from politi-
cal and social bondage.
Any such party must inevitably en-
counter the most powerful opposition
OF large element Of the wealth and
pride and fashion of the country. rs
principles are so just that they can
not be successfully assailed by argd-
ment. To be oyorthrown at all they
must be misrepresented and belied.
such has been the policy of the par.
ty's adversaries in the past and there
is no doubt that it will he tho policy
of It's adversaries in the future.
Snce falsehood with relation TO the
real purpose of Democracy and Demo
Gratis Is the principal weapon used
against them, since the Ignorance and
the prejudice Of the people always are
appealed to by the foes OF Democracy,
Il Is important that Democrats in their
party and official action should be-
ware OF leadership educated not in
Democracy but in circles where all
these false ideas of Democracy are
inculcated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07
Interesting sessIen.

Capital Lodge No. 1, Royal Tribe,
held another interesting session Sat
urday night AS usual, there was
some one TO ride the goat The Royal
Tribe is one of the best insurance or
ders in the country. It offers features
surpassed by none and equalled by
only few The members of the local
lodge are enthusiastic, and the Royal
Tribe bids fair to rival the lodges
which have been established for years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07
WAL or. pirRcE sAID.

uWiih but little hope ] wrote 70 DR. Pierce,
and hc said he could cure me ! began to take
his Golden Medical Discovery and although /
the start and hy the time had taken twenty
two bottles was entirely cured ] weigh more
than ever before IN my life and am entirely
welLp
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition
II cures through the stomach diseases Of
heart, liver lungs, kidnto s, etc, which
have their origin in disease of the stom-
ach and its associate organs.
Sick persons are invited to consult DR..
Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond
ence private. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-07

Busby Bros. grand revival of "Ten
Nights in a Bar Room" is a produo-
ton which has everywhere proven a
sensation unparalleled in the history
Of the drama The sobs and tears OF
sympathy from auditors OF all sexes
and ages who came to witness this
truthful picture, are evidence of its
wonderful dramatic power. over 1OO.-
900 persons, heads OF maipes, mem.
bers of churches, all Interested in the
great propagation OF the great prin.
ciples OF temperance, have borne testi-
mcny to che life-like deiiheators of
folly. misery madness and crime.
cause by the brutal, disgusting and
demoralizing s5ce Of drunkenness.