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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25

they sell at so cents Tor fun sized
treatment is the safest and most ef-
fective and popular Of all catarfh
remedies.
Nearly ali the cheap cough mkt
ures and throat lozenges contain OPT
ates: these cheap medicines give a
temporary relief especially with lit
tie children. by destroying the nerve
sensation; the irritation in the throat
which causes coughing Is temporarily
removed. not by removing the cause,
but by deadening the nerves Of feel.
ing the irritition is not felt although
it is still there and viii promptly e.
turn. ~
stuart's Catarrh Tablets is the
best remedy TO remove catarrhal Sc
erection, whether in the nose or throat
or stomach, because they are comp
posed Of wholesome antiseptics as
Blood Root, Red Gum, from Eucay
lyptus tree. etc, when you use these
you know what you are putting into
your system, aad not taking chances
cocaine. opiates, or similar poisons
found ia 20 many catarrh cures and
cough medicines.
DR. Ramsdell in commenting on
catarrh cures. says II can heartily
recommend stuarts Catarh Tablets
because they contain no cocaine no
other dangerous drug found in so
many advertised catarrh cures
have have known Of many cases of
long standing catarrh Of the head and
throat completely cured by the use
daily Of these tablets for several
weeks One case in particular that
] could not reach with an inhaler or
spray. and where catarrh caused daily
headaches ana a noticeable loss OF
hearing, was entirely cured by this
Harmless remedy
Dr wainwright SAYS; Il never hes
itate TO prescribe stuart's Catarrh
Tablets 70 catarrhal headaches and
them 20 be perfectly safe for child OF
adult and have seen many remarkable
cures resulting from their regular
daily use; because they are a6veris
ed and sold in drug stores is no rea
son why any good physician should
not use them because we should seize
upon the means OF cure wherever
found
suarts Catarrh Tablets are espoci
ally valuable FOR catarrhal colds IN
children because they are pleasant q
the taste and may be used freely "a
break up severe colds and group al
the very beginning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25

Geo. II. Dodson viii buy. sell, o.
trade your city property f0s West
Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25
OPPOSITION FOR MRS.
MARY EDDY.
, Temple Of Truth" Has 5sen
Founded BY Francis Truth.

New York, March 25.--A Temple
of Truth" has been opened 10 the
Tuxedo building at Madison avenue
and Fifty-ninth street by Francis
Truth, who is rival Of Mrs Mary
G. b. Eddy, and who, like the high
priestess of Christian Science" pro
fesses the ability to cure by divine
inspiration The temple was dedicat-
ed last Sunday and IL is said it is the
first of series of temples which
will be located in the leading cities of
the Union as fast as the movement
spreads. Divine healing will be
taught and the leaders when qualified
will be sent out to labor among the
people. The people will be taught
to live righteous lives" said Mr..
Truth, and to heal the sick by prayer
and the laying on of hands"
Two years ago Mr.. Truth conduct
ed an institute" in Boston which
yielded, according to the police. rev.
enue of $4,000 a week. The actual
receipts, however, friends Of Mr..
Truth say, did not exceed $500 a
week and Of this amount about $2,5OO
was spent in advertising.
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eurARlg MAN .seLLgRs.,
Pours out Classic and Vitroillc
Defe1se Of Manager Brooks.


Editor Daily Leader; It 81 ve-y
common to hear persons IN Guthrie
complain OF Manager Brooks because
he does not secure more first class
attractions for his theator. Sunday
night the Chicago Symphony Orches-
ira. the best musical attraction that
has ever appeared in ,he city was at
the opera house and the house was
only about one thild fuii Guthrie
max a brave show Of culture on pa
per He. societies I'll about a column
when they are strung out According
10 the published reports they meet and
rea- papers on the darkest and most
inscrutable subjects Confootse and
tie mystical ON are chewed up and
spit o0t. chronological affinities Of
Euskar,j and Pelasgians are accurate
~ determined. Agglutlna7ive radi
Gals Of the Mandingo IanS..age alS
traced to the venaculsf of Thibet.
The Nil and Ems nature is easier than
one OF Dad Taylor's diatribes on the
city council The Etruscan remains
are reconstructed. the Hittites re-hab.
ilitated. while the fourth dimension
IS made to loom up like a railroad
bonus In short. every occult problem
that racks the brain of science or
titivates the gray matter Of idiots is
handled with incredible complacency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25

All real estate men or j. IL
Havighorst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25
THE NEW FILIPINO DOLLAR.
4 Republican Scheme TO PIasate the
Free Silver Element.

Washington, D. c., March 3D.
An agreement to put the Philippine
islands on a silver basis has been
reached by the senators in conference
o nthe proposed Philippine govern
ment bill Mr.. Teller and other SEN
ators representing the silver produc-
ing states have been in almost daily
conference with Republican senators
OF the Aldgich type. AS a result he
gold and silver forces are expected to
unite in the support Of proposition
to coin an American Filipino dollar
similar to the one issued by Great
Biain. known as the Bombay dollar
This coin is now almost the recogniz
ed standard Of value in The Orient,
Tor, although it was originally circu-
lated in India, ID has travelled as far
as Pekin and is accepted everywhere
without question. In the Philippines
the Mexican silver dollar enjoys the
largest circulation. but this coin is so
irregular in its size being badly mint
ed, that merchants would be very glad
to see it replaced by an American
coin of invariable weight.
It is the hope of the protectors Of
this new silver coinage idea that the
Mexican dollar will be eventually
eliminated from all Eastern financial
transactions and that the English dol
lar and the American dollar win cir
culate side by side Both will have
identlcally the same value, about
forty three cents
The pre"ent intention is TO incor-
porate a provision in the Philippine
government bin authorizing the mints
of The United States TO coin into
American Philippine dollars the sill
yer that may be brought TO the mints
for that purpose, The Bombay dollars
in circulation amount TO 1lO million
dollars, and It is expected that 1853
million American Philippine dollars
will be circulated,
The political advantage in the West
TO the Republicans by the adoption
OF such a policy win be tremendous.
lt s. believed by many politicians hat
Colorado, Idaho and Montana will fol
low Nebraska, Kansas and South Da-
kota back TO the Republican fold,
The support fthe measure is based
largely upon The recommendation OF
Mr. A. M Townsend, agent of the
Hong Kong and Shanghai bank
u advocate this currency" said he
because il comedies with he exist
ing currency Gc the Philippines and
an neighboring countries using silver
ana the continued use OF 1t viii coin
eide with the interests and prejudices
OF the natives. Il best suits and is
supported by the commercial and fin
ancial interests already established in
the islands because It can always be
used 20 pay the debts outside the
country when merchandise Is lacking
ana the balance of trade prevails
against the country, and can come
back again. or fresh silver be import
ca or coined whenever needed. so
automatically regulating the supply
OF money
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Co. A, Ok. N. G., will meet for drill
on Thursday nights or each week on
and after the goth day of March. It
is absolutely necessary for all the
members to be present at each drill
or they will be discharged for the
good of the service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25
SURPRISING RESULTS.
Makes Remarkable Cures Of Ca
tarrh.

People who have used sprays in
halers, salves and washes for catarrh
and have found how useless and in
convenient they are, viii be greatly
surprised at results following the use
of pleasant. internal remedy in tab.
let form; druggists everywhere admit
that SuarCa Catarrh Tablets which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-25

Lagrippe yields quickly to the won
derful curative qualities of Foley's
Honey and Tar. There is nothing else
just as good" Sold by ]. N. Wal.
lace.
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$I5

This is for cash subscriptions only.
AL subscriptions under this combina-
tion offer must be sent through the
leader offioe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

'MKINNEY.--A a meeting II the board
of directors of the y ". g. A. last night
the resignation OF Adams Calhoun as seGre-
tary was rendered and accepted
SHERMAN. Clarence RitenoUr, a we'll
known liyerymon, was seriously stabbed
twice in the back and twice in the abdo-
men and the wounds arc considered dan
gerous The party charged with the Of
tense has not been arrested,
LoCKHART-C Commissioners Storey is in
the city. having como down nom Austin
Saturday TO see bis old friend and former
law partner Captain Jonathan Nix, who
Is very sick and not likely to recorcr-
LIBERTY HILL.-lIrs Lille Muned shot
O wolf Sunday. II was depredatiug on her
chickens and had been hunted by men and
dogs time after time, but had eluded all
efforts 10 kill t. It will be mounted and
bcpi az memento.
ENNIS. Henrietta Rankin, colored, was
arrested on a charge Of assnult 10 murder
Charles Jackson. also rOlored, jackson has
been living at Rankn's house and a gen
Graf dispute arose, with the above result
jackson was shot through his body with
4S-calibre pistol and may die The wO
man claims the act was accidental.
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TEXAS UEATHS.

HARTLEY YookGm, Texas. November
8 The death Of Mr.. James Hartley for
some time a resident of this place occurred
az san Antonio Saturday. Mr.. Hartley had
been in ill health for several months and
was in San Antonio for treatment. He was
an engineer in the employ OF the san An
tonic and Arkansas l'tfs railroad and had
numerous friends along the system He
leaves a wife and four children. The re-
mains were brought IN on the afternoon
train yesterday, and the funeral took place
this morning.
TEAS Yoaknm. Texas. November g.
Another Of the old citizens of this section
passed away Saturday night In the person
Of Mrs. a. T.. Teas, who died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs Sarah a. Wodord
at the advanced age Of 81, Mrs. Teas leaves
a number Of descendants in various parts
Of Southwest Texas. The remains were
shipped to Pilgrim Lake yesterday for In
terment.
SEALS,-Cleburn Texas November D..
Mrs. Haley Seals died october 81. she had
been a resident OF the Johnson College
neghborhoud for thirty-two years.
CALLAWAY. winchester, Texas, No.
vember MIR Martin Galloway died at
Bay City yesterday and viii be buried In
the city cemetery at this place this even
ing. Deceased was the son OF tho Metho'
dist minister at this place
MARTIN Navasota, Texas November 3.
Willis r. Martin, son Of A. II. Martin, died
Sunday morning at his home near Roans
praric in Crimes county. He was % years
~ age member Of Nayasota lodge OF
Mnccabees and the Nayasota IRE depart
mclt,
CHAMBERS. Liberty, Texas October 81.
Phil S. Chambers late OF San Antonio,
who has been To feeble health passed away
this afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr., Chambers
was wei known throughout East Texas
JOHNSON. -Caddc Mills. Texas. Novem
her . Rev = Johnson df this city
was laid 10 rest this evening at o'clock
Mr. Johnson was horn in Alabama, August
- 1897 and has been In the ministry
for twenty-five years, and was beloved by
an who knew him lie left many relatives
aud friends 10 mourn his death.
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ROSEBUD NEWS
Hogs Have Been Fsttened on Smutty
Com and Peas.

Hogs Have Been Fsttened on Smutty
Com and Peas.
Rosebud. Texas. November 81. T. ivy
man shipped out car OF fat hogs yester-
day to the packery AT Waco. The smutty
corn mnde this season has been largely
consumed by hogs which VIII be sent to
market. Many farmers planted peas In the
summer and put heir hogs on this pas
ture for a time aud finished on the Inferior
corn.
G. T, Hunter shipped in $50 more steers
70 70 on feed AT the mill this season against
1904 last season.
rhe cotton crop IS getting pretty well
In unless a very favorable fall. The yards
have received 1000 bules and the two
round bale plants have Eiuned about 5000
bales, This place VIII receive about 1000
bales short OF last year and 1000 short Of
1906
Rev. W. A. Knight pastor Of the Bap-
list church has resigned his work here for
other nelds aud win leave soon.
Rev. Fife Is 10 begin series Of meetings
here soon He Is ilow receiving medical at
tentlon for his throat and as soon as 1t is
well enough he will begin the work
The brick work on g. W. Meyers and ".
II. Asbury's buildings are now In progress.
slade a Bradley have purchased the drug
store Of Watts a Ramsell and VIII continue
the business mere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Weather Data.

Tho following Interesting data, covering
peri Of thirty ne years hive been com-
piled from the weather LuIcau records It
Galveston about the weather during the
month Of November n GaNeston:
r mp rhtrr1 Mean or normAi tempcla.
turc. G3 degrees The wdsmest .uopth was
that Of 1879, with an average 4 66 degrees.
The coolest month was that Of 1880, WITH
an average Of "a degr es The h gsest ten.
y rntuce was So degrees, IN November %,
1898 Th lowest temper ture was 20 de-
gre on November Is 1850. Avtr g date
on which first "killing" # st occurred In
antum1, December % Average date OF
which last killing" frost occurred IN
SPRING, February 3.
Pie ip.tatiun rain and melted suow)-
Average for the month. 4 % inches. Aver,
age number OF days with ,0l Of an inch ar
mur. nine The greatest monthly precipi'
tation wac s 81 inches In 1879. The ifcast
M nthy precipitation was .O5 of an nch.
In 1857 The greatest amount u precipta.
tion recorded In any NV nty four consecu-
tive h YRS was 5.33 iuch s, on November
q. 1872
Clouds and weather. Average numb Of
clear days, IL; partly cloudy days, o; cloudy
DAYS, s.
Wind The prevailing winds have ben
from the southeast. rhe highest velocity
Of the wind was nifty four mics, from q
northwest. on November &c 1889.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Owing TO the large number Of lnvalids
who have called upon the British Doctors
at their office in the Moore. Burnet Build
ing, Rooms 2oo-2l1, 1913 Texas avenue,
and who have been unable 10 SEQ them.
these eminent gentlemen have, by request.
consented to continue giving their services
entirely free for three months Quedlclnes
excepted TO all nyallds who cAH 3ot
them for treatment between now aud no.
vembee %.
These services consist not only OF
sultation, examination and advice but
Of all minor surgical operations.
The object In pursuing this course 10 -.
become rapidly and personally acquainlsa
with the sick and afflicted, ana under no
conditions will my charge whatever De
made for any services rendered for three
months 10 ali who call before November ~,
The doctors treat all forms Of disease and
deformities and guarantee a cure IN Dry
case they undertake. At the hrst Inter
view thorough examiDaton is made, and
II incurable you are frankly and N7diy
told so; also advised against spending your
money for useless treatment.
Male and female weakness. catarrh and
catarrhal deafness. also varicoceie, rupture,
goItre. cancer. me opium habit, and all dls-
cases OF the rect1m, sIa positively cured
BY their new treatment.
The chief associate surgeon Of the instf
tute ia IA pcraona charse
Hours 70 s; Sundays 70 20 ].
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Liberty County Farmers.

Liberty, Texas November III. n. Con
nell, president OF Texas FarmerS' institute
arrived Friday morning, according 10 en-
gagement 20 address the farmers and to
further organization. He was not Joined
on that day, as he ,xpeoted, by other lee
turers and the meeting was deferred IN
Saturday.
Saturday morning II. p. Attwater indus
trial immigration department Of Southern
Pacific, arrived; also Prof. S. A. Knapp,
United States department rice expert; Prof.
Wood, United States department tea cul-
turei rrof. Prince, superintendent Of Unit.
ed Statc3 geological survey
The last four gentlemen seeing but meag.
er prospect for an audience left In the early
morning for different sections, leaving Prot.
Council aud Prof Attwater 10 get The at.
tending farmers In line, Those who attend.
ed the electric railroad meeting remained to
hear the lectures and became thoroughly
warmed up.
a committee was utmed to direct future
meetings and the business OF organizing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Hearne HarNenlnes.

Heane, Texas. November 2.-Ine Sells
q Downs circus has arrived in town ana
the work OF unloading has begun.
Those Of the business men who entered
their names on the subscription list Tor
repairing the Brazos river were yesterday
called on for the amount subscribed
Born to MIR. and Mrs, w. {. Bishop this
morning. girl,
MIR. Charles l.. Glass Is spending a Few
days at Goldthwa!te on business.
Mr. s. l.. Hart OF the firm OF S. Samues
4 Co spent yesterday In Buffalo looking
after his cotton interests.
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.ill Cure You of
4 NO Money Is Wanted.

- esss experiments have learned
Blb,s rheumatism. Not TO turn
Run uesh again; that is i'm
u' can cure the disease al.
~ stage. and forever.
I'M no money. Simply write mo n
.drpa. N.Y. send You an order on vour
1 Nh See,sl Tor Six bottles Or. Shoon' !
m sele, Tor every druggist mons
q month aud. II n succse3es
lsglst myself. - 'A''s' VIII pay
4 sffe sesih bs because any medicine
Ired 49, rheumatism quickly mn.t
ldrnto lne verge 0f danger nse
u ~ W ana u Is folly Ia ipi,e thsr,
|r.5' tne disease out ~ ma i,ii,.i,ii''
XXX aoes that, even IN fbc 49,, 49,.
H. tftiuaie cases. No natTsr 49,
IN ME seems 10 you. / know I, any,
eassi ! nave cured tons ~ 4hn,,'
IN 9o ia ms way, ana my records
OF ont Of 40 who 81, lec7lQ {
ii Fe5e,ai 'y' have learned that
p cures tbs, a-,nest with physll
don't mem That Is All / AL N
VII, expect penny from van -
end Won US postal card oi. Ieftcr
|ordcre w hl book about Rhen,oatis,,
n ~ Nv me medicine. TsI.e \, ~ ~,
Ills !, vent harm Won anyv NJ
Ma Tree, and leave "a
elns, WI Address Or. shoop, Boz
~ =, act chronlc, ara of,., 49,.
'"e scttlss, Al ali sgus s ssso
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Hearne Items.

Hearne, Texas November 3.--Friends Of
Mr.. II. Z. waggaman, whose death oc-
CURED In Del Rio Saturday morning, were
advised yesterday evening that his remains
would be shipped to Shreveport, La, for
burial instead Of this place, as arst in
tended
oil company began crushing seed this morn
ing aud VIII probably not end the seasons
work sooner than March, The plant has
been thoroughly oveThaued and some new
machinery put in place Of old during the
summer
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Calvert Culllnas.

Calvert, Texas, November 3-The new
"wild.cat" bridge which Is being construct
ed across the Brnzos, viii be completed
about February / and win greatly increase
the trade in Calvert
Pecans are plentiful here and are selling
on the streets at So aud $3.50 per bushel
II has been raining continuously for the
past tweuty-four hours and indications ia
VOC more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Special Te,m 81 court il Falls.

Marlin, Texas, November 3.-Dlstrict
court convened In special session this morn
ing aud will bold elk weeks term, F. NJ.
Boyles was elected BY the Marlin bar TO
preside as special Judge during the term.
He resigned his position 0s prosecuting at
torney and will nuke On appointment to
Ill the vacancy.
Work was 70 commence GU the erection
Of Martins new school building today, but
the bad weather lnterfered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

waxahachie, Texas. November S.-After
being 10 session eight weeks the specai
term OF district court was adjourned satur-
day night by Judge Tucker. During the
term large amount Of clyil and criminal
business Was transacted. In the oriminai
department six convictions resulted. The
regular term will convene the FIRST Monday
In December with Judge billiard presiding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
49, an a Hearne

Hearne. Texas. November "A heavy
rain began falling here last night about
dark lasting about two hours. Reports
this morning from points along the line
Of the Hesrne and Brazoe Valley road are
70 the effect, that heavy rains have fallen.
little dsmaEe will be done the plsnters,
a. most Of them have Eathere2 &C. Stops,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Probabilities.
Washington November 8. --oklaboma and
Indian Teritory-Rain Tuesday and
Wednesday; cooler Wednesday. V ha+
East Texas-Raiu Tuesday; warmer in
north portion. Wednesday fair and coolrr4
fresh TO southeast. Egpds be@oming nrrth,
west
Lnnlsana-Rain Tuesday md wcAnes Iny,
cooler in north portion Wednesday; fresI
east " southeast wiuds--
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Housewnuht Indicted for Murder.

grand jury yesterday returned an lndict-
ment for murder against w r. House
wright, the young man who shot Ills
brother-in-law. J. n. Combs, at WYlie
"wednesday.
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lnstalled as Pastor,

Mckinney, Texas, November 2.--Rev. s.
L. Reeves was today formally Installed as
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church
here by the Dallas presbytery, s. H.
Moore OF Sherman presided aud delivered
the charge TO the pastor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
New Treasurer EIeeted.

Austin, Texas, November 9Th city
council tonight elected William H Foltz
assistant cashier Of the Austin Natlo al
bank, city treasurer, 70 succeed H, +. HI /.
Hard resigned.