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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20
soMg eoop pARTY ADVICE.


Editor Le3der: This is Democratic
year in Oklahoma il good sense
dominates the action or the party
couRcils. The party has learned, or
ought 10 have learned by its past ex-
perienees, that there are other Inn
portant matters for its best judgment
TO consider besides mutiny In conven-
ton and nominating candidate 1
take Il as an assured fact that there
viii be but two parties In the field
me Democratic and Republican-co
tending for the mastery IN this terri
tory So FAR as my information goes
there Is an almost unanimous senu-
ment among the Populisis and Fusion
ists every where TO join in with the
Democratic party on the delegate for
congress. There may be isolated
cases opposed 20 this sentiment, but
when you run it down you viii hnd
they are simply a grievance against
the Republican party, real or imaein.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

body II increases the vital power ana
promotes a vigorous old age.
e1 was n sufferer frori chronic diarrhea for FIVE
years writes Mrs Mary A Aaron, OF Roa,
Phelps Co. Mo. uI tried different remedies
which would give me relief for a short time
only. My trouble would return as bad ever.
J consulted you in July. 1900, and by your advice
commenced using Dr. Picrcc's remedies. took
two bottles Of the Golden Medical Discovery
three Walls Of the Pellets and some q the
Extract Of smart Weed. as you advised. I
have not had any return Of my trouble since
using your medicines Am now scveuty-onc
years old and l never had anything to relieve
me so quick. / think Dr. Pierce's medicines the
greatest on earth should I ever have any re-,
turn of my troabie shall use your medicine.
Ny thanks to you for your advice and thanks
10 Almighty God for restoring me to health
through your hands"
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" There is l,cshing Just
as good y for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the best
laxative for old people. They cure COD
stipation and biliousness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

After bearing up under manifold
ills It is pushing things TO the limit
TO report a big deficit IN t.e peanut
crop. And this IS the year for peanut
politics. too,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

Annoyed at the reports of his sen
sational plays President Schwab, OF
the Steel Trust has decided to leave
Monte Carlo That's right Mr..
Schwab. some one else may want to
20 there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

There is no dsnger Of Guthrie hay
ing boom Guthrie wants no boom
She is enjoying a gradual growth
the kind the people want.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

The Democrats Of the territory are
organized and prepared for Jealous
work. Mr.. Flynn may expect a de
cided jolt this trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

The richest man in Germany is the
man who makes guns The richest
men in America are those VINO issue
bonde
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20
WANTED.

WANTED--A partner, 20 go into the
tailoring business, II a good town.
Must be \ tailor. with small capital,
and single man preferred. Address
"Stalle," care Wichita Eagle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20
AaENra WANrEn.

~-~--NN~-~-~S-~~S~-NN
MANIFESTATIONS to sell lpbricat-
ing oils and greases on salary or
commission. Excellent side line. The
A. G. Harbaugh Co., Cleveland, o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

One can no help wondering what
work there viii be for permanent
census bureau with a rorce of 200
clerks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

HUSTLING-Young man to solicit for
Oklahoma Leader. Good money to
right party. Call at Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20
MOVED.
HumphreY and HIIl

humphrey ano hlh
Have moved to the Spurlock build
ing over the Fair" We are old ex-
perienced underwriters and represent
old time tried and fire tested COM
panies. Are Offering some good loans
on both city and farm prop -rty. Have
some bargains in real estate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

FOR SALE-A second hand number
ing machine. Price $50. Address
Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

FOR SALE-A four room house on
Noble avenue, West Guthrie. Inquire
Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-20

Take your winter clothes to Mrs
welch to be cleaned, pressed or dyed.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Work done
promptly. Corner of Harrison avenue
and Broad street, opposite the Masonic
temple.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
w. j. BRYAN I'M TEXAS.

en- Route to Austin, Where He win Go
70 MEXICO
Fort Worth rczas December 81 w. J.
Bryan reached hero today on bis way 70
Mexico lie spent the day With colonel r.
". Vyrne and lNft for austin tonight Nc
refused To talk politics Mr. BRYAN VIII re
main Ia Mexico about thirty days
Austin, Texas December et-Mrs Br-au
came down from Lcsnder this morning OK
ncctiuS to meet her husband At this place.
and leave tomorrow morning ~ : o'clock
foc Mexico lilo was expected m arriec
aver the Contral from Elgin 81 s o'clock.
a great crowd was at the depor headed
p7 Governor savers and u. NJ House. "a
receive him. This train came IN behind
time, but tho colonel was not passenger.
II vas then thought he would come ON a
second train over the Central al 30
The crowd remained 81 the depot n0ul this
train rolled iu when they were again dis
appointed
6o would certainty arrive over the In.
torngtioull ~ g. This train and rho Cen
tral came I'm about the same time but TIE
colonel was NOT ON board
There was mo- doubt after tho third die
appointment hnf what no vosild come on
IN" international at 1890 large crowd
was sum Of The depot when thi- tho last
train 10 arriv" from the porh tonight.
a passenger. lTo Will got hero rom"row.
Austin. Texas December - Miss Ruth
Br7sa dauebter oC Colonel and Mrs. w. j.
Bryan, came down from Leandcr &c rerday
evening and ia visiting Misses Ethel Robin
son and NAV Bcss orr WHO Vera class
mues " Miss Bryan az Monticello. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
LeTsvlLLE ITEMS.
Truck Growers Have Decided to Make
SpeclaltV OF Potatoes.

Truck Growers Have Decided to Make q
Specially OF Potatoes.
Halletsyillc TeNas December 2l-The
Truck Growers association held meeting
here in The court house yesterday after
noon A car Of seed potatoes was ordered
for use of the members. The cabbage and
oulons planted in the IAN are doing OK
ocedlnglv wcll Nothing has suffered from
cold ana roses and cape jcssamines are in
full bloom here.
Prof, Cornell has been invited 10 hold an
institute Aerc and viii do SO at an early
date McSTs, Morse and Attwater wore
here on q special train aud after iuvCstigat-
ing decided to plant an acre tn tooaCco
here for experimental purposes. PARTIES
here win also plant tobacco, trying TO grow
Havana Hllpr.
Ir. A. f. Ncwbwy. who served under
County Judges PHulus and Ballard, has
been appointed to he same place 10y Judge
{ ]. Ggay
Commissioners court win meet in special
session tomorrow
The public schools win close on Tuesday
until the first Monday ia Jannauy.
The Baptist, Methodist and Lutheran
sunday schools viii each have Christmas
urc=.
Rev n p south PASTOR Of the Baptist
church. failed 10 meet his appn3utmcrt to-
day and Rev Lee Green nllad the pulpit.
Though nearing his s5th nile post Rev
Tee Green Is set active IN the vineyard of
tho lord
TIE STOCK of dry goods or + Relchman,
who recently went into voluntary bankrupt
'r. vI' he sold tomorrow by %. 4. East,
appointed for that purpose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
PRESIDENT AS ARBITRATOR.


The proposal OF England and Germany
for President Roosevelt to arbtratc the
Venezuelan amir Is moro shrcwd than com
planetary. Indeed It Is a piece Of clever
diplomacy.
The allies put themselves IN the hands
Of the United States, ia reliance unon the
American spirit Of fair play, Il is true. but
also In application Of the principle that
the arbitrator must assurcdly be generous
TO the proponents, and with the deeper
design OF placing the president under a
sense Of moral obligation to see that Vcne
zUcla respects the award.
The presidents objection that the cxls
tcnce Of United States claims might dis
qualify him IS not very serious matter,
since these debts are not complicated with
costs OF procedure But tho implied or pre-
sumptive duty OF influencing Venezuela to
settle, which might be felt after arbiirn.
ton, should dssuadc the president from
acting except as last resort against fur.
ther strife
Europe would be very glad to accept the
United States as underwater Of south
American debts, or, failing In thar, as a
sort OF patcrnal influence, but this is just
the thing VIC should avoid.
ne presidents proposal Tor arbitration
BY Tho Hague tribunal Is omincntly proper.
1Aat Is what the tribunal was Instituted
for. Its decision will put no obligation
upon either party to the controversy except
70 live up to the decree.
fhere Is reason to believe that the more
Rmiahie attitude Of the allies Is due to
the observation OF American popular scnu-
menE Berlin dispatches recall the ctr.
cuinstanees OF the Spanish American war.
when public impulse forced the government
to act aud It is foreseen that continue.
tion Of hostilities might provoke a similar
state OF niind in the present instance.
10 spite OF PROGRESSION, IT may be under
stood that the Monroe doctrine Is distastc-
fol 70 Europe. since II cuts on the most
effective means OF coercion. and when the
powers stop short Of the utmost OF inter,
national practice IT Is evidence that they
hfeunwiliing TO undertake conclusions With
the United States. This Is NOT to say that
England or GerpraDy Is cowsrdiy but sim
Ply that they both. recognizs a. condition
~'hsch u Is wiser to endure than TO attempt
70 ster1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22

Life attracts NE Tho love NJ nature
confdcncp and trust CompaniousnD r.ith
nature. animals birds. fowls and insects
seem natural instinct. 10 childhood some
mutual attraction draw. tho kindrod forces
Of s7mrathF which result NO bonds NJ con.
hdonoo and trust Tao child b. delighted
with iEnE NJ lifo everywhere aud SIS trying
tn make friends with The Kitty aud puppy
whenever mot
" hat the child seos eul ~ doorr tho Mn
derrmtcu mother repeats FOR him I'm fhe
Indoor play Her patorlpg fingers src utNc
pigeons, chickens Or the brides he Las seen
running hopping or Tying ont of door1.
md no soon learns 10 moro exercise his
finger joints 30 tho little come ~ calling
tho chickens with scattered crumbs. when
tho little cbllu calls even the birds come
10 him trustingly. Il lg irur that com
mon language ls understood an tho better
because human speech is intcrdictcI aud
the true hiudorssrtrucr understands with
the child what The wind whispers and WAT
The flowers speak
sympathy aud Kindness fo- ibr weak
anu helpless come Nitu loving care ~
tho dumb animals. wHIir Hfr unity and
IHtW'nF Nllnn Hs and Ie"I' w. wifi in
HIlt new th'uENl- In tho Ftu'hful mind
aud serve - guide him Toward tine true
goal of living which SIS pul the preparation
Tor 'H' ne 10 como.
Lot u- give Tine children t1r cqro M
, household p0iH gut impro>E upon Them thr
| ,'FjaIu nl"uut oi attention required daily
Ana o4i NJ door WORK with recreation viii
mako them healthy and huipy.
To study ont Of door lifc and read from
the open book " nature VII teach tho
wonderful works ~ tod and Irvine the
Nnung tondrts of thought up tho beautiful
ladder Of the outer world Tbn .Hk,.u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
AIuin Mcws Notes.

Alvin. Texas, Dcccmhcr 10 The pnoi'
and private schools closed today untH aiie'
the holidays.
A. r. Webster and family who baye neen
residing at Lane city Tor the past yea''
have moved back 20 Alvin.
Mr. O. V. Rogers and family arrivea ~. un,o
week from Tyler Texas, with their nous
hold effects and will make ALVIN lheI iu'
ture homo. -, ,n
The merchants arr all wcu stocsel Wy
on holiday goods anu have oeen nh'iHe :
splendid trade. am.
The strawberry shipments from nero egS,
tlHue 10 increase daily, the largest us' /, !
shipment being fifteen cCates Inc lrt ts,i 4
very fine, being rs large and req 40 w.. ia
picked in May. orders are being rsce e,,ol
daily from Chicago, Kansas Clly anu 0'-''
Northern points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
JEFFERSON couNrY eAR
Held Meat,re to Consider the Need
Fo9 a New Court

F7tiO q WIGHT 8 10 OCnaiQsr the NeC1
Fo' a View Court
Beaumont, Texas. December 20. -rhc bar
n jefferson county mci this afternoon IN
the district court room Tor the purpose Of
making resolutions on tho proposed bin to
be put before the legislature progidmg for
two district courts IN Jefferson county. it
was moved aud adopted that tho blii bc
pot before The legislature by Representa-
tive Dun providing for two district courts
in Jefferson county. Hon. r. A. Greer
moved that a committee Of seven be APP
pointci by the chair 10 assist Represents.
tive Dun 10 get the bill through ami that
several Of them remain at Austin at al
times 10 aid MIN when necessary, which
was passed IL was then suggested by
Judge Pope that no one who would be on
the committee would feel like dcfrayius
his own expenses and he thought that there
were enough Interested IN the district CONT
t. contribute the necessary amount for lie
expenses IL was then moved and carried
That committee Of three be appointed to
solicit jud receive subscriptions for the
purpose OF dcfrayins the expenses OF the
,cpmmittcr. Judge Pope stated tuat
there were good many Of the bar that
and asked that be he given until Monday
10 name the committees, as he would have
ample time lbs thcu TO see all the mem
bcrs aud ascertain Just WAC could go 80
that no would then be safe IN appointing
tbp commit toes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
Herpsts I'd Local News

Hampstead, Texas, December z--l4 :.
woman's club here has issued invitations y {
book reception to be given BY inc guy
on the afternoon Of January l. 49,.
A Christmas tree will be hao AZ 'A'
Baptist church on Christmas nigait:.s,-
The young ladies' arc ma lns oven
arrangements for the dance 70 oe s"'-
6y them on the night Of December ~ ,,,,
AR Fowler was painfully, wonnaeo ~ ~,
night by the accidental diSchafse
pistol 80. r,t.-ks az
r. A. Warden, with. Mavcric,ss . ,S.e55sy '
San Antonio, was I'm inc CRY t.to norniug
"a. o. StrinGfellow left on tnS
train for Honey Grove. -. 1,Bersoo
i ID. Harvey has returned from ''1s
jim Jack Bell Of Benvilic Is In the '''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22

Austin, Texas December ~ While Con.
gross avenue was chokcd with people yes
crday evening making Christmas pur
chases, pair Of horses drawing a wagon
heavily loaded became frightened al the
discharge of a cannon cracker and dashed
down the street A real catastrophe was
avortcd, and the loss Of life prevented hy
the courage OF VIII Carpenter aud Jcr
BlontOn They sprang simultaneously IN
front or the team. o0ch caught a horse,
and by most heroic effort In which their
bringing the horses TO halt,
The meeting Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association this evening WAS Ia the nature
OF a Christmas mass mectinG. Rev D. X
Porter delivered an address on the sub
lect Of the "rmclness Of Christ'S Birth. 3"
DR. N y. Wright lcctured On the subject
when Is Boy ~ Age Rellsiouslyr' The
two song services OF tho evening wcrC CON
ducted by Mcssrs. J. II, Keen aud Oscar
Kulcnberg.
The friends OF Goycruor.elcct Lauham In
Austin arc grcntly rciolccd over tho f,ct
that the members NJ The congress ional
committee In congress, ~ whlCh hc rs q
menlhrrs, are To hc present Al the inau.
cural ceremonies which makes him Eoy
crnor Of Texas This Is a compliment tn
Colonel ianham. IL Is SAM rarely cNcr
paih g member ~ congress elected governor
Of state,
lho numerous educational institutions ~
Austin viii no Increased after the 1rst NJ
January .neSt ny the ppempr ~ tcchpical
elcctrical college n Is Proposed IN this
enllesr as might hc inferred from lie tile
- give thorough ninciics training IN al
kinds ~ electrical service
Consideration was egeat4d near the in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
Corpus Christi CulIinos.

Corpus Christi Tcyas, December 2I.-On
Wednesday night the Christmas trcc ana
exercises OF the Methodist church VIII he
held. on Christmas evening the Christmas
tree OF the Episcopal church Will be held
at the Knights Of rythias haiti and the
tree and entertainment % the Baptist
church on Christmas night The Presby
torlan Christmas tree aud cutcrtatnmcut
will take place on Friday night Al inc
Catholic church a midnight mass will begin
on the advent OF Christmas
The pay ear on the Arkansas Pass road
came In on Friday night about ion dsys
earlier than usual, and made tho cn,pioyos
OF the road here feel grateful Tor tho carly
payment OF their months salaries for
christmas use.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22

university entertained With handuet on
Tuesday evening Rev J. y Morgan *
Garland. Acing guest " honor. Il p.
Goodrich i.tcd as toastmastcr ana many
of the responses were both WHY anu
wise
Mrs. Jessie Smith % Commerce will he
guest Of her parents Mr. and Mrs j,
T. Cooper during the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Agnes Walton of Granger viii spend
Christmas week with Miss Lila Brewer.
Mrs r. T. Morris and daughter are VS.
iting relatives IN Jacksonville.
Hon Robert A. John has returned from
p visit 10 Beaumont aud Houston.
Miss Ncttie Royston Of Bastrop is mere
visiting John l.. Coffee.
Nir, A. S. Fisher aud daughters, Missee
Mamie and Bonnie Flshcr. have returned
from visit ~ several days 10 Houston
Quite n number Of entertainments arc
planned for the holidays
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22

turefs' association presenting an argument
ogalust the proposed extension Of the street
railway franchise aud coDtcndiug FOR sui.
hitting the settlement TO tho taxpaycrs 81
The city On general pfircples It Is proper
TO give taxpayers a voice In such matters
But in this case there is every reason to
believe thar the settlement has the an.
prevail Of the great majority or Houston
voters, aud consequently submitting IL
would be useless formsllty. Besides, OK.
pericnce In special elections by taxpayers
Is not encouraging In the election Of the
last bond issuc less than 20 per cent OF the
t3Ipaying vote was cast and without more
serious opposition 10 develop the vote Il
IS quite likely that an election on the street
railway extension would fail in Ike man.
ncr TO exhibit popular sentiment. rbc Post
yields TO none iu opposition TO tic rcck.
less granting OF franchises, and it may
be recalled that IL was primarily the pro
test Of rhc Post which arrested this par
tictlar extension IN another form some
months ago. But the pending settlement
is very different proposition. and n IL will
remove the complications which have Ok
listed so long aud give the present genera.
tlon hrst class service tho city can well
afford TO grant the extension.
The BANKERS syndicate viii got thrr
S1ooo,c0o for protecting the stock market
by going down into their reserves. This
is robbng Peter TO pay Paul while the
United states bsuE examiners urc not Ions
ins.
England and Germany VIII arbitratc. but
they will keep their 1nscrs on The triggers
tllI II is ali over
English diplomacy in regard 70 tho vcnc
zuelan affair seems to be ss unpopular over
There as it is here Wonder Il we couldn't
swap Hay Tor Bryce
The republicans didn't hive the heart to
spoil tho trusts Christmas by $50 much as
publicity BIZ,
lapauege college professor has Jumped
on 10 the English alliance rriSs of Cut
ca=o should look 10 his IUrcls OF be- may
hnd himself riyal"d IN the freak class,
II viii soon NO ~ to the legislature I'm
do what IL nan "a the Boil ,rooril. the
Brazo5 river aud The eu'f of Mexico
Don't mortgage next years salary n make
Christmas presents vou emit snord.
Mayor Holt msv be trusted n md any
Thing unfair TO the city In the pending
street railway settlement
Dear sanity II vou please, bottle OF
boil eocyl medicine To1as.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22
HOUSTON, MONDAY, DEC. %. 1902.
LOCAL INVESTMENT.

At the dinner 10 Judge W. H. wilson, IN
this city Saturday night, Captain II. Bald
win Rice, the host OF the occasion, said ~
conclusion Of an appropriate address:
aside from the judicial argument here
the city Of Houston. We have the Bnsl'
ness League, the Manufacturers Associa-
ton and others, but my candid aud houcst
opinion Is that We should have com
urcrca club composed OF the best utter
ebts ~ the city to becp and cuccuras c
manufactures we have plenty OF natural
advantages, but We must hclp ourselves.
Rich men and those Of SINAI! means must
come In. one Of our distinguished guests.
Cantain Hutchinson, says be viii subscribe
$500. Let us all turn In aud do lkcwisc,
according b our means lu this waT. aud
only this way, can be- built big city
When levelheadcd business man Ike
Captain Rice puts forward q suggestion of
thls sort n shows that something Is lack.
Ing and that ecticn Is needed
Natural advantages never DID make a
city. They simply constitute ile oppor-
UNITY Tor energy 70 employ
Houston has all the railroads that srt
built ibis way and has received the full
benefit ~ that element of development.
But uep railroads hereafter viii loo Few
ana far between. In IKE manner she has
algeady resned the chiot advantages ~ io
cation in respect 70 agricultural, timber ana
mineral resources u South and East Texas
Hsrcsfter we can look IN nose for only ihr
sow sccretions ~ normal expansion
Urless Houston s content IN simply grow
ur WITH tho country. therefore re mus
bit upon other elements ~ Development
The most obvious meaue. indeed the only
means, IS manufacturing We must have
enterprises 10 give employment IN mora
people who viii become residents and
patrons Of an the ca7 business esnb
rshmcuts.
Realty rill not continue n enhance MOI
trade continue - increase " Themselves
There must ~ more renters. home owners
buyers Of dry goods and dsnoHtors for
banks And, attractive as tho climate 81
that ia not sufficient 10 bring residents
They must have something n DO clearly
i Houston is 70 move forward she mus
multiply her Industries.
And the time has come FOR Dor non nj
wealth and energy 10 get together aud pn
mouey into such enterprises OutsIde zap
;tsi Is not inclined 10 lurost without ic.a
ssscclstion II o. naturally suspicious q
~ enterprise which bowg capital wiz uo
lcuch.
And this is true Of every city in Texas
Mere trading, di,couutius ami town DO
sreculatine have their certain limitation.
md for the community a7 a whole hoy ar
Oui swapping dollars substantial iurrcss
aust come hr Investment aud rarnIug. %
converting raw products into finished a-i
tlcs and taking the prodts NJ too prorr..
~ arordlus labor 20 skilled ryorkmrn. d.
snort by originating output instead 10
being only clearing house and % commi.
yien agency Of transfer.
Several weeks ago Houston started
movement tor taking stock iu manufaclur
Ds enterprises. It would seem that
sufficient time has elapsed for maturing
Plan Of Organization, and that actual o,er
ition ought 10 begin