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DR.. LEATHERMAN

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WORKINGMEN are always first in the thoughts
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A. a friend % an men now offer you a good
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our best tailCrs Gsed blt l-tle). AZ rock bottom
prices which means lcss thar half the price Of
6Ig ID 81. eIT-7
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To happiness Is wisdom Enigmatical IS the
cause Of so much trouble II you are unhappy
disconnected. want. to know trutlifulness Of
friends, business deals. consult grIstest
medium,
SYLVIA. THE PEACESAKER.
467 G. ST y. ". Reads cards Z5c. m2l-2
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ORDER REGULATING
HEALTH OF SOLDIERS
Proper Care Of Those Serving
in the Tropics Considered.
BAN PLACED ON DRUNKENNESS
President and Secretary Root Talk Over
General Roberts India Plan, and a New
Regulation Is Issued, Though Not Ex-
actly Along That Line.

Secretary Root and President Roosevelt
yesterday held a long conference on the
question Of soldiers diseases in the
tropics. 1t is said that the President IA
vored the issuance Of an order akin to
that of Lord Roberts in India on the
camp-follower system. but was dissuaded
through motives OF policy. This morning
the following order was promulgated:
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LOANS OF $40
S1OO,OO0.0o TO LOAN

On pianos. furniture. etc. without removal. and
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private interviewing rooms. and our business il
strictly confidential. When il need Of money
call on Va
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN co.
Room a. Atlantic Building.
92s and go = st. NV
Tel Main 67s-3. Take elevator 20 9Th floor.
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WE WILL LEND you MONEY

on your furniture. pianos. orgsns. etc and YOU
can pay il back IN small Weekly or monthly nav
ments- ABSOLUTELY No DELAY
Our business is strictly conhdentfal. no en-
barrassing questions % ask you Lowest rates In
the city Private odices-
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY
6l3 r Street n "a
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MI. L. NJ. NORRIS,

Baltimore's talented Spiritualistic Medium. can
be consulted daily from 10 90 8. Parlors 30 9Th
ST. Se1nce every Sunday night az Maccabee lem
pie SIS 9Th 81. NV Good music. Silver collec-
ton mo-
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT-IN RE EXTENSION or ECKING-
T0N PLACE No. AE3 District Court
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E. II. THOMAS, Attorney. mh23. 29-ap5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-19
SEVENTH DAY ApvENrs.

Topeka, Kas. April 1S-The Ma
tional meeting of the Seventh Day
Adventists here today decided to di-
vide the two conferences Of the coun.
try into three. Louisiana was added
to the southern conference from
which Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado
were taken TO be a-%3d to the new
Central conference. Minnesota and
Wisconsin were added to Manitoba
and Assiniboin to form the Northern
conference.
Addresses were delivered today by
Elder A. g. Daniels tue hea dof Ad-
yentism in America, and f. R. Palm
er, Of Melbourne, Australia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-19
CHINESE ROAR
Make Protest to Senate On
Exclusion Act.

Washington, April 18-The seer
tary today transmitted to the senaee
a communication from United States
Minister Conger, enclosing a protest
from the Chinese government against
the exclusion of Chinese from the
Philippine islands.
he communication is as follows:
On the ninth OF the first moon of
the xviii year kuang Hsu (Fcb. 10,
Ioo2) received a petition from certain
Chinese merchants in the Philippines
saying that the United tSates officials
are obstructing the entrance OF Chi
nese; that they have established exclu-
sion officers at the ports, and that
when Chinese arrive in the waters no
matter whether they are laborers or
merchants, all are driven in together
and treated as criminals. and il there
is any mistake made them in ther
verbal statements that they are not al
lowed to land but are compelled to re-
turn to China. ! find on examination
that the Philippines are not far from
China. and that from the time OF the
Ming dynasty, which preceded the
present down TO today large NUM-
Der OF emigrants have gone there from
ing to a hundred thousand, more or
less and that it is very difficult to put
stop to the coming aad going Of their
families, fellow villagers and relatives.
These emigrants were formerly i'll
treated and harrasscd by the Spanish
government, but they were never for
hidden to land or harshiy driven back
to China.
~ our honorable country has usually
the reputation of being lenieHt. and at
present your relations with China arc
especially friendly. T here are places
to which the restrictions agreed upon
in the past treaties apply, but while we
are hoping that these restrictions may
be entirely abrogated there has never
been any treaty applying the restric-
tions to those islands.
III no distinction is TO be made be-
tween laborers aHd merchants and the
severe regulations are to be applied to
that place also and are to be subjected
to these harsh restrictions | fear the
good reputation OF your honorable
country will hardly be able TO escape
injury.
"As in duty bound. | send this dis
patch to your excellency requesting
you TO transmit it to your government
and ask them to adopt some plan to
withdraw the Philippines from the op-
erations of this sharp regulation 50 as
10 pacify the Chinese emigrants which
will be amicable and just.
The communication is signed by
Prince Ching, president OF the Chinese
board o. general affairs.
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RErusE ro conEEa

San Francisco CAL April 1s.-A
committee Of the street CIR men OF
this city, called upon supt vining. OF
the Market Street Railway system
this afternoon to present to i'm tue
petitions Of the Carmen asking for
shorter hours, Q slight increase In
pay and the correction OF certain abus-
es. Mr. Yining refused to confer with
the committee, as a committee. but
stated that he would listen to the com
plants of individuals Another effort
viii be made to confer with vining
If it should be unsuccessful strike of
about 5000 street car employees of this
city viii doubtless be inaugurated.
All but two OF the street cars lines
of this city will be affected by the
strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-19

Fort Worth, Tex, April IS.-Presi-
dent D. II. Bates, of the Oklahoma and
Texas Southern railroad, chartered to
run from Spanish Fort, on Red river,
to Houston, 400 miles, is here today.
He says the line is surveyed from Red
river to Stephenville, and that bids for
construction from Sapnish Fort to No
coma will be opened at the latter place
April u. Something like 100000 in
bonuses, valuable rights OF way, and
depot terminals have been secured. The
line, President Bates says, will run
through a fine agricultural and cattle
section, and will not parallel road.
The grade will not exceed I per cent
and can be built TO StephenviEe for
$1,000 per mile, From Stephenvlle the
line is to run to Lampasas; thence to
Georgetown. Sealy and Houston Mr..
Bates is a capitalist from indianapolis.
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Consolidated.

Gentry Bros, famous trained ami
nal shows, which are well and favor
ably known in this city having exhi-
bited here many times. are headed
this way again, and their multitude of
patrons viii, no doubt be glad to
learn Of the permanent consolidation
of Gentry Bros. Famous Shows
The performance presented this
year is a double one necessitating the
use of two fold as many animals as
have ever been seen with these popu-
lar shows. The programme is made
up Of all new acts and features. the
majority of which, have never been
seen before. The combined street
parades of the United Shows makes a
sight doubly worth seeing.
The date of exhibition is announced
for Tuesday, April 22, afternoon and
night
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A Few More DAYS.

Is all the little folks will have to
wait before the coming of Gentry
Bros. Famous Shows United. The
little people, who have become so ia
miliar with tn eparade and perform
ance of Gentry Bros Shows, will find
many novelties introduced this season.
The street display is exactly twice
its former size and every department
has been enlarged and augmented
for this year The date of exhibition
is Tuesday, April %, afternoon and
night
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SPRING MEDICIRE
IN the Spring when you run down alter the ,s
w you require gentle
isthe
Dc
like amor
Winter oftesno
have been built Whk many cases me
Doctors had up. " ' 49, o'
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nonroRs rNnonsr 1r

For twenty-one years have been using
IN my practice Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev.
/ believe II to be a wonderful stimulant
and tonic in cases where the physical and
nervous forces are depressed and exhausted.
Z. w. BURROWS, NJ. d., 1872 Michigan
Ave, Detroit, Mich, Nov %, 1901.
USED IN HOSPITALS.
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Cures Rheumatism or catarrh in :
Day Treatment Free.

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b. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) will
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FAMOUS CHEROKEE CLAIM CASE

State Capital Bureau 61O 14th st.
Washington, D. c.. April 1s.-The
court of claims today announced .,s
decision in the famous eastern Cher
okee claim case which was referred
to the court by act of congress over
yea rago.
The court finds that the government
owes the eastern Cherokees 81, 100 900.
This is about one-ffth of what the at.
torneys of the Indians claimed.
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REDUCED FARE.

A. j. Corkins announced today that
a rate of one and one-third fare had
been secured from here to Enid, for
the Democratic convention which
meets in that city next Tuesday. About
fifty Democrats will attend from this
city. Several ladies will also attend
from Guthrie and other cities in the
territory.
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~ erAcAEs MUSTANG.

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City Okla, April 19.-
The tracklayers on the Oklahoma City
& Western have reached Mustang,
seventeen miles distant from Oklaho-
ma City. The men are now laying
two miles of track per day.
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FAMILY TONIC.

Gentlemen-I have been using your Duff
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey in our family for
the past six months, as tonic. ] think
on account of its palatability and pleasant
aiter-eitects. Yours very trnly, Il. S.
NOUSE, Reading, Pa, Dec. 18th, 1901.
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Furniture damaged by fire and
water, a very large stock, will new be
sold. M. Cellar. corner Harrison anG
Second street.
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Insure your property against fire,
lightning and tornadoes with W. NJ
Bronson. He has the largest and old
est agency In Guthrie. lie has al
ways paie his losses promptly
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USED IN HOSPITAIs-
The Suffolk Hospital and Dispensarv
BOSTON Nov ol toot

- q, -. Rpotvlf ANbNs - lNNi.
Gentlemen You well know from our
previous words the very high appreciation
we have of its value as a tonic. and that
our good words have ever been ready TO
sound thepraise OF Duffy Pure Matt Whis.
key. Yours truly. ALBERT c. SMITH,
President
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The leading actress Of the age, Sarah
Bernhardt, sends words Of gratitude.


~ ~ a ARAAA -'f ANNAs
Gentlemen-I take great pleasure in as
suring you that your Pure Malt Whiskey IL
a most desirable recuperative when the
least bit fatigued. l know e nothing so
perfect nor so pure. Yours luly, SARAH
BERNHARDT.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12

Over in Havre there is promise
of newspaper war, into which will
enter some new and vital questions.
Some time ago the Eagle was sold
by N. G. Westcott to some other
newspaper men, who re-christened it
the Plaindealer and nipped the career
of the Eagle, claw and pinion. Now
Westcott has opened up another
plant and is again a competitor in
that field. The good will of the
Eagle publisher was undoubtedly a
factor in the sale of the business to
Lewis & Richardson, but Westcott
ignores that provision. But instead
OF attacking Westcott's honor and
probity, the Plaindealer is after him
on another count, and calls into ques-
tion his record as schoolmaster and
his ability to properly conduct a
newspaper and attend to his duties
as superintendent of the city schools
at Havre. The ethics of journalism
would forbid Mr.. Westcott embarking
in the business in the same town as
breach of contract, written or i'm
piled, and Lewis & Richardson de-
serve the moral support of the state
press. If Lewis is still as good a
| fighter as he has shown himself to
be in the past, there is promise of
an uneasy campaign ahead of Mr..
| Westcott.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12
DELAY is DANGEROUS.

For ways that are dark the heather
Chinee is peculiar: witness the result
of Minister Wu's efforts in behalf of
unrestricted Chinese immigration.
Congress is inundated with bills to
renew the Geary act of exclusion, but
differently written, so that the COM
mittee finds itself swamped with
measures which they cannot posi-
bly, consider intelligently in the short
time left them for reporting a bill
without working overtime, and in all
this the subtle policy of the oriental
diplomat is visible between the lines.
Gold in abundance is at Mr.. Wu's dis
posal to defeat legislation, if even for
a brief period, and though congress
is practically a unit in regard to the
rehabilitation of the Geary act, delay
are dangerous and there is such a
calamity in the near future as an
open port for whosoever may come
from the orient. In a few short
months during congressional recess
without legislation, in which the 20
year act will expire by limitation,
the west coast can be flooded
with the yellow peril and the peo-
pie will be powerless to prevent it,
except by unlawful means which
might involve this country, if not in
war, in costly litigation with heavy
damages attached. The willy Mr.. WI
seems to be figuring upon just such
lapse of legislation and will un-
doubGedly have myriads of Chinese
ready to swarm to the Pacific ports
in such an event.
One thing certain, the Chinese will
meet with a warm reception in San
Francisco, but there are many, other
points for debarkation which would
offer no armed resistance and the
whole northwest will be in danger OF
this pestilential horde. Whatever
congress would do must be done
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12

quickly and Mr.. WI is altogether too
foxy to be entitled to the freedom
of committee rooms or cabinet meet
ings. That Chink will bear heap
of watching.
Not to impede legislation, but as an
aside, a provision might be tackled
ONO the new exclusion act, making
every Chinaman landing on these
shores sacrifice his cue as a pledge
of honest intention to live in Amer
lea and there would be a whole raft
of them who would Immediately heau
back to the Flowery Kingdom with
outout ever setting foot further in
side the United States than the Gus
tom house barber shop.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12

The big gamblers, the men who
carry the bank roll, are into it thick
in Seattle. The biggest duck in the
puddle is said to have procured
Humes' election as mayor, and to
punish the others who refused to
pungle, King Faro will slumber in the
sound metropolis until John Clancy
gives them the privilege Of turning
the high card. Clancy is the head
push since the Considines went
astray and his word is law. Among
other disciplinary acts, high license
1000 per year, is bringing the saloon
keepers to time, and it is safe to i'm
agine that in the next campaign The
sporting element will come to the
front with the dough when the cen
trail committee makes a call.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~, 1902
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.

Perhaps in the west Senator Till
man has never been thoroughly un-
derstood or appreciated. His radical
departures from old fogyism in the
senate have occasionally called fortl
admiration from Tie westerners, who
give him due credit for a certain
kind of pluck which appeals to the
denizens of the breezy west. Not SO
long ago, the irrigation bill being up
for consideration in the senate, Mr..
Tillman exhibited a profound inter
est in the measure in behalf of the
arid west and discussed it's merit as
a statesmanlike and practical method
of spending money and one far more
worthy of consideration that the eX-
penditures for dredging rivers upon
whose waters not even a mud scow
had ever f1oated, or of voting millions
for harbors where not a fishing
smack ever came to anchor. His
course was vastly different to that
of Senator Barry of Arkansas, who
is bitterly opposed to any irrigation
scheme excepting the one dependent
upon a crook of the elbow. Mr.. Till,
man is far from being the monster
the unsophisticated might imagine
from the scare heads of the yellow
journals or even the portly columns
of the Congressional Record, but il
is universally acknowledged that
there is no more straightforward man
in the senate; none who will more
quickly denounce a fraud or stea
and none having greater courage tc
defend his convictions. No man who
knows him ever associates him il
thought even with dishonesty of pur
pose or of any sort of underhanded
ness. There would be a lamentablt
void in the senate chamber at this
time should, sturdy, rugged old Till
man of South Carolina be relegateC
to the rear-and his people know it
which accounts for his second tern
and may in due time bring him a sue
cession of terms in the United State!
senate. But this son of the soil has
not greatly suffered from the at
tempted snubbing of Roosevelt
rather has that grandiloquent insul
multiplied the friends of the senate
and brought forth the exploitation o
his numberless qualities as man o
parts.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12

There are others besides Actor
Neill who have objected strenuously
when they hit him from behind" A
Glendive preacher, one Warman,
who, however, does not seem to have
been such a warm man, has a suit
against the Maccabees for injuries
sustained during his initiation into
that order. The case was to have
been tried in Dawson county, but it
was impossible to secure jury there
and it has been changed to Miles
City, where it will be tried during
the April term of the district court,
Rev. Warman must have been hit
hard, for he wants $4,000 to cure the
lameness in the seat of his pants.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12
MESSOULA THE PROPER PLACE

The state board of education has
ahead of it this year a most import
ant proposition. The last legislature
ordered them to prepare a report as
to the advisability of consolidating
the state institutions at one point,
and present the same before the next
legislature. Governor Toole is presi-
dent of the board, the other members,
except the state superintendent, be-
ing scattered about the state. Per
haps the strongest inducements for
consolidation are held out by Mis-
soula, at which place the university is
situated and where are ample grounds,
some splendid buildings and equally
fine climatic conditions. The board
will tour the state before the summer
vacation and gather information from
personal observation. 1t would be a
distinct palm for western Montana
should the location of all the educa
tional institutions of the state be re
commended and placed at Missoula
and even Flathead county would
share in the benefit of such recogni
tion to an appreciable extent. The
causes which led up to the broadcast
location of the various state educa
tional institutions are matters of po
litical history of the state, and at the
time it was a question of scatteratior
or failure of the appropriations. Since
then it has been conceded by the ma
jority of public officials and states
men to have been a grievous error
and on this account those steps t.
remedy the mistake were taken b!
the last legislature.
Under the present distribution o
state educational institutions, tn
state university is located at Mis-
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12

A $4,000 acre grant of land for the
maintenance of the soldiers home at
Columbia Falls, a bill recently intro
duced in the senate, will be accepted
gratefully in behalf of the veterans
now passing peacefully into decline
under the shadows of the great noun
taiRs, their lingering hours rendered
happy and more peaceful by the Mon
tana ozone and the ripping of the
falls of the F'lathead.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-12

If the exclusion law is re-enacted
it will not be brought about so much
by it's Pacific coast champions in the
senate and house as by that silent,
but watchful and united army of
workingmen, scattered in every dis
trict, who every congressman knows
will remember him at the polls when
he seeks re-election-especially if he
votes against their petition, their de-
mand, their vital interests.-Portland
Oregonian.