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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-19

manufactured product are owned by
the New Jersey company It is by this
shift that the trust seeks 20 ayoii
prosecution or legal responsibility for
these mon0polistic contracts.
The trust also controls the binding
twine. of which millions Of dollars
worth are annually used in harvesters
and binders When the independent
twine manufacturers who had sold
their product for 1898 to the trust
tried to sell their tvine in 19O4 to the
independent dealers they found that
the trust had already forced ihe ir
dependent dealers to sign the trusts
contract aud the independent twinc
manufacturers could find no market
for their product, even at a lowey
price. This blow drove out of bust
ness many Independent twine manu-
facturers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-19
rev YTAes ron MILLING.
Slayer Of Man Who Irsulted Ais wife
Is Convicted

Muskoqee. {. t. NOV 10 John
Copeland, &c years old. was sentenced
10 ten wears mIrlsonWcrt iu tho
Kansas reIitcauary and 20 pay a 500
fine by ludpo Sui oacher p the Uuitel
states court at Okmulgeo for the nur.
der OF c. A shelton near Prior Creek
last Thanksgiving
Witnesses for the defense testified
that shelton lnsulted Copeland wife
when the latter returned home ho
vowed vengeance upon Shelton on
Thankse.yi-g day he heard the noise
Of a pack Of hounds in full cry after a
deer some distance away He came
upon Shelton and shot him, killing
him Instantly. COPELAND claimed that
shelton raised his gun FIRST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-19
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
New Way OF Using chamberaln's
Cough Remedy.

Mr Arthur Chapman writing from
Durham Natal, South Africa, says: AS
proof that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is a cure suitable FOR old and
young men, l pen you the following;
A nelghl or Of mine had a child just
over two months old. II had very
pal cou4h and the parents did not
know what to give it. suggested
that if they would get a bottle OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and put
some uron the dummy teat the baby
was sucking it would no doubt cure
the child This they aid and brought
about a Iuick relief end cured the
baby This remedy is for sale by
j. y. Wallace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-19
corroN RECEIPTS
Hobart VIII Receive 2Sepc Bales This
Season.


Hobart, Okla. Nov i9.-Cotton cca-
tinues to find ifs way to this market
in large quantities. The total amount
received at the rompross this season.
IN round numbers is 2t.00o bales.
while the amount received from wa.
goas is 400 hales The price has
been uniformly COCA. ranging from
80 TO $40 per hundred This is consid-
eraDly more cotton than was received
last year at this scaaoa, hut the price
is a little less.
The total number of bales that viii
he marketed here this season will not
fall far short Of 10000; and the NUM-
ber that will he received at the com
press Is estimated at 5000
other points In the courty have re
ceived their proportionate share Of the
staple
Nearly every farmer in the county
has sold from FIVE to ten bales TO pay
debts aud current expenses, and are
holding the remainder of their crops
for advauces in price. II the price
sho,ud 90 to ten cents the great ur
plus viii e thrown on the market
ana money throughout the county vii
be plentiful Indeed. enough has al
ready been sold TO relieve the tensio2
But as more tha nhalf the entire croI
IS heiag held, the prosperous times arr
being postponed few weeks
The value Of tho crop sold in this
city alone VIII aggregate more tnat
$500 900: and it is safe to say the tota
crop will yield to the producers uf lht
vicinity nGre than s,nooo9o when 4
( has all been sold.
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McGure A member of the firm to
which the coal was shipped by mis-
take. believing It TO he a joke would
neither deny OF affirm the report
'4Ater in the day he learned that per
sons were taking the coal by wagon
load, anc upon examination he found
that nearly the whole carload had
been harlei away. The names Of those
who participated in the free distribu-
tion were obtained and all were com
PEELED to pay for the coal or suffer ar
rest. Each man paid for his coal
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chmery and iaplements used through
out the United states
This 1907 contract which every deal
er and storelleeper a.ust sign or not be
allowed to handle any Of the trusts
goods provides that if the dealer IS
m any way interested In the sale of
other implements than those nianufac-
tured by the International Harvester
company either directly or indirectly
he shall pay TO the International Her
vester company iiQuidateG damages IN
the amount stated in the contract This
sweeping pro ,ision applies in case the
employees. agents oc rarners, or any.
one acting for the dealers, sells or
handles Implements manufactured lay
anyone outside the trust.
In order to avoid the Sherman law
and prov ent prosecution for a combina-
ton IN restraint of trade the Inter
national Harvester company Of New
Jerscy. does net itself deal directly
with he retail trade There has been
incorporated in Wisconsin a CORPORA
lion viii, $1.Oco.0oO capital known as
the International Harvester company
of Anerica This Wisconsin company
buys the product Of the New Je,sel
company The New Jersey compan,
does not 10 business throughout Tia.
/ Urited States ard the Wisconsin com
pany docs The Wisconsin company
. SO far as appears has no visible 2s
sets. The factories patents and th
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$500 Piano Free

10 the Lodge Church. School, Union,
Fire Department or organization u
Guthrie that Is votcd the most popu-
lar by February 9th. 1905. oue vote
free With every G5c cash purchase
from any Of the following merchants.
Plano on exhibition at Paterson's
furniture store, ballot box at renfros
drug store where all votes must he
deposited
LIST Of Firms Issuing Tickets.
New York Hardware store, Hardware
Stoves etc
Patterson Furniture Co.. Furniture.
Carpets, Etc.
c. r. Reufro, Drugs. 20 w. Oklahoma
Avenue
Klondike Meat Market, ll6 W Harri.
son Avcnus.
}, e. Jennings, Groceries and queens
ware
Tom Jenkins, ClothIug FURNISHINGS.
Etc.
p. c. Robinson, shoes. III Z. okla
hon,a Atenue
N. F. cheadle, Coal, 42t W. Oklahoma
Avenue
cammack, Livery Hoover Bros, So.
Second street
Lindwall Bros, Tailoga 12l South
First Street.
Elks Gar, O.. A. Hoover Prop Fami-
ly liquors.
Tie ssdde Rock, Restaurant and
Shor, Order.
Osmtth Arms Co.. Sporting Goods,
Etc. ll5 South Division Street
Page & Co., Photographers, rs West
Oklahoma Avenge
Otto Schultz, Bakery and Confection'
cry. Cor Okla. ana Brood. and
l05 South First Street
Oklahoma Iron Works, Machlnlst5
and Plumbers. Phone %.
i e. M. Chester, Groceries, Etc
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HEAD CHEW AT FOUR SCORE,
HuIbLtta Miceo the "erard Old Man
% the Seminoles,

Muskogee, Z. 7, Nov. I9.-Hulbuua
Micoo principal chief oe the Sem
inoles. accompanied by his secon
chief and private secretary, was here
yesterday locking after the interests
of his tribe The chier although over
80 years old. is hale and hearty and is
a powerful leader among his people
He was elected to the office Of priuci-
pal chief a few months ago over Chief
Brown, who had held that place for
wears
Chief Niece makes frequent visits
to the Indian agent and he always
brings with him n piece Of paper M
which arc written the questions he
wants answered
Chief Niece is anxious TO have the
tribal affairs OF the semnoles sct
tied as soon as possible so that thei'
property may become an available as
set He is also DESTROYS OF hayinl
the law revised so that parents may
become the guardians Of their Owl
: children without bond,
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It has been cynically said that any
thing can be sold by advertising now-
a-days This IS not SO. Many lint
ments have heel advertised but only
one Perry Davis Painkiller has
stood the rest OF sixty years use To-
day its popularity is greater than ever
and Is based not upon what anybody
says but upon what the remedy does
There Is but one painniicr Perry
Davis.
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Ripe Old Age
The Oldest Men and Women In the World
Attribute Their Good Digestion and
Mental and Physical Aetivityto
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisksy.

ALEX. FERGUSON, dILLHiAN, IND, Vid.
OROUS AT us. SAYS;
al know Dufry's Pure Malt whiskey has
prolonged my life many years. IL enables
me to sleep we'll, 70 digest my meals perfectly,
ard 20 get around my place regularly to see
that ali goes we'll. Ny wife says don't seem
a day older than 80 years ago. July p 'O4.
MRS. D. n. ROBERTS, IN tooth YEAR,
WRITES;
"six years ago had heavy attack Of
bronchitis My vitality was so low the usual
remedies had little or no effect, but Duffy's'
brought back my strength, and have not
had a days illness since It surely saved my
hfe.n La Grange, III. Aug. 3, 1904.
rIP. GEORGE r. McELRAY, Io7 YEARS 3
"Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey keeps me
well and hearty all the time, lay my very
old age 20 its regular use.n 2402 18th Street,
Chicago, ILL.,
rlRs. SUSAN BAKER, IoI YEARS oLDs
4" Ten years ago began 20 fail Doctors
gave me up 20 die. Their medicines would
not act was 40 old. Friends advised me to
take DuGy's Pure Malt Whiskey. IL cured
me and has kept me hearty ever since. l do
my own hopsework' Elmira, n. y. Aug
u, 1904.
These sour letters are picked at random
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Pure Malt Whiskoy for their wonderful
freedom from disease and for their marvel
GUS old age. More are published in u book
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is a gentle
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4 BLOOD
POISON
Bone Pains, itching, Scabby
skin Diseases, SNellings,
CaTbuncIeS. ScFofula

Permanently cured hy taking Botanic Blood B1iD. it
destroys the activc Poison IN Me blond. " you hl
0ches and pains In boncs back and joints. licunt
Scabby SKIN Blood feels hot or thin. Swollen Glands
Risngs and Bumps on the skin. Mucgs PliChcs ir
Mouth Sore Throat. or offensive erupuOns tnnnci
4 Norei Spots or Rash on s gin. an rum loNu. uf
nervous. Ulcers on any part Of the body, Hair nf
Eyebrows falling out. Carbunclcs or bo's. iAAf
Botanic Blood Balm, cuarautrcdC {
tocure even the vorst ard most deep seated ca's
where doctors. patent medicines, and hot springs il
Heals a sores. stops an aches and palms. reduces 1i
saeiings makes blood pure and rich completely Chane-
ine the entire body into clean. healthy cuWilN1
b. b. d. has cured to stay cured thousands OF cases u
Blood Poison even after reaching the last slgcst
Old rheumatism, CatRrrh, Eczema
are caused BY an awful poisoned coalition oi ihe
Blood. B. b. n, cures Catauh, stops Hawking ani
splitting. cures rheumatism, with Aches anl Pa'n,
heals 40 SCahs. Scales Erupuons. Waicfy bnsicf..
vhh Itching and Scratching Of kctema. BY giving
pure. healthy toCt aup.. 90 aheNtei plfisi
Cancer Cured
Botanic Blood Balm Cures Cancers Of ai Kinds.
Suppufating SNelHngs, Eating Sores IuHnrs. usN
Ulcers II kills the Cancer Poison and heals hc eHf2
or worst Cancer perfectly. u you have a pres sicni
pmpc Wart, Swcings, Siootng. StinginF l1ins.
take Blood Balm ana they viii disappear before they
develop into Cancer Many apparently hopeless c1.e'
OF Cancer cured by taking Botanic bIooi balm.
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OLSMITH ARMS Gu.
A SET OF yAps
At Enid Thought Prosperity Had Ar
rived.

Enid, Okla, Nov IA carload Of
coal from the Farmers union was con
signed by mistake to a FOCAL business
firm. In soEe way the story grew
current that the coal was to be dis
trihuted free as a gift from Presi
dent Roosevelt and Delegate Bird S
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The West Side Coal Yard IS the hest
place to leave yuur 2rsei for coal and
wood. Give me- a trial order T. ID.
Marshall Phone 375. Terms cash.
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Like ali good things, Duffy's Pure Malt Whls-
key Is initiated by unscrupuious dealers. Accept
nothing but the genuine, which Is guaranteed
absolutely pure and without fusei oil. It's sold
BY reliable druggists ant grOcers eyerywhcfei
Sf 90 bottle You will know Il by the " Old
Chemist " trademark on the label, Duty Malt
Whiskey Co, Rochester. N. Y.
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The fan shooting season has come,
ii is time to get busy with dog and
we can furnish you this season With
a fine u or 16 gIage Remington Ham
merless for s25 90; Ithica guns from
SIS. 90 to S23 90. Fine Belgian Double
Barreled gun with outfit for $12 90 and
a good Single Barrel Breech-loader
for s. .o1. Best 22-cal. rifle that ever
as made for 81 90.
GUN SHOP.
Don't forget if you have any gun
work to do that we have tho only sure
enough gunsmith in the land and can
make your old gun better than a new
one ever was in short order.
FOOT BALLS.
New line just in from 75c to s.. OC
each
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES.
To ct every mouth an6 suit every
taste.
OLSMITH ARMS Gu.
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Botanio BLOOD Balm tB.B.B.l o. G
Pleasant ana safe 20 take. Thoroughly tested flf S.
years Composed Of Pure Botanic ingredients
Strengthens Weak kiincfs ana SinualH suuN
nNsnepsl. Sold hv 40 Druggists. 81. l'c lAtpe
BOttlewilh complete direction fur home cure -Hmpi
sent Free by writing hooi Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ca
Nescrihe your trouble and spectral tree mcdta advice
20 suit your case, Will be sent ln sealed letter.
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OUR GuARANTEE.-Takea a large botin of
Botanic Blood Bam( b. p. q Jas directed on label.
and when the right quantity Is taken cure 5
will promptly be refunded without arqumer'
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MuXIOW

The recent announcement Of the
inter tion of Rough Rider" Lon
Muxlow of this city to enlist com
any Of men for the mikado's service,
has brought to him letters from sol
diers of fortune in every portion OF
the United States, eager TO enlist with
him against tho Russians. These let
ters conIe from bankers, newspaper
men. cowboys, former Rough Riders,
and in fact from men in almost all
the walks of life and all announce
their readiness to enter the Japanese
army
Muxlow has been the recipient Of
so many letters since the press an
nounced his intended enlistment with
Japan that he has employed a stenog-
rapher to facilitate the correspond
ence, and he states that a regiment
could as easily be raised as a com
pany, so eager are the Americans 70
aid the Japs in this struggle
An ex-cavalryman, who served four
years in the regular army, is very
anxious TO join Muxlow in his efforts
to enlist soldiers for the mikado, and
writes from his Kansas home that he
IS enroute TO Washington, where he
viii take the matter up personally
with the japanese minister TO the
United States; while with the army
he qualified as a marksman and made
record fer expert horsemanship;
before eulisting in the United States
service ne rode the range" for years,
and holds letters of recommendation
from many men of prominence as to
his army and private records. He
Aegs Mr Muxlow 10 advise immediate
ly upon receipt Of the formers answer
from the Japanese government
An officer In the Pennsylvania ma
tional guard writes for commission
in MuMow's company. He served as
a second lieutenant with the Second
Pennsylvania volunteers during the
Spanish war. ana has sipee been an
ohicer In the state guard He is a
travelling salesman.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Trainmaster Starkweather OF the
Oklahoma division Of the Santa Re,
was in the city short time today
} G. Gregg. check clerk at he depot
left yesterday afternoon for Los An
seles, c al, and other California cities
where no will spend month
r. II Stevens. route agent Of the
Wells Fargo company. who has been
in the city a few days has returned
tc hiS homo in Wichita
Supt Tico of the Oklahoma divis.
ion Of the Santa Fe. was in the city a
Few hours today.
a. w Mum, division freight agent
of the Santa Fe, who has been on a
tour Of the Oklahoma lines has re-
turned to his home in Topeka
Auditor w f. McGee was here from
Arkansas City yesterday.
Bob" Gridley. the well known
claim agent Of the Santa Fe, with
headquarters In Arkansas CITY, was
In the city last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-20

A former Rt = Rider, who no.,
lives in San Antonio, Texas. is anxiol
to resume active service; he was witt
Roosevelt in Cuba, participating 4
the battles before Santiago. and
now a prominent young business man
he will sacrifice his business future d
aid the Japanese.
young Oklahoma banker. who a
so made a record with the New Me;
leo division of the Rough Rider reg.
ment in the Cuba war, tenders hi
services. He is anxious for a con.
mission, but will fight as a priyat.
rather than miss the opportunity; b
says Russia should be whipped
it takes every mothers son in tn.
United States to do it,"
From far away California comes a
applicant in the person Of youn
man who won second place in III
last state shoot, and also carries SCI
eral medals as an expert bronch
buster; he guarantees to hit the mar
If that mark be a Russlan-ninetee
times out Of every twenty shots; he !
a six footer in height capable g
holding a commission in the King
Own
These letters are but samples q
the missives that arrive by ever
mail from young men everywhere
the same anxious tone pervades theI
all; they are as eager as IN the day.
when Lieutenant Colonel Rooslvel
asked for his rough rider volunteers
and the basis Of all offers is evidenti
the same the desire TO teach a lesso
to the car of all the Russias
Mr. Mu2low is prompt in answering
all the letters, explaining in whate
er way present circumstances vii
permit, his plan He shows to all hi
handicap placed ON such movement
by the neutrality proclamation Of hi
president and promises TO notify eacl
writer as soon as an answer is receil
ed from the japanese government
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Governor Ferguson will deliver an ad-
dress and the Presbyterian choir will
render some very beautiful chorus
selections.
The meeting is in memory of Fran
els Willard and the public schools
have all been invited. The following
is the program
praise God From Whom All Bless
ings Flow" by congregation.
Devotionals - Led by territorial
president of the w c T. o., Mrs. A.
B. Hillermsn.
Lead Kindly Light" by choir Of
Christian church
"why We Observe This Day, by
the chairman.
Character Sketch OF Francis E
Willard. by Mrs p NJ L, Ray.
Solo - "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought Mrs. J. D DeBois.
Lincoln and other American Pa
triots," Governor T. b. Ferguson.
Reading - "Rappahannock," by
Prof Benjamin Hennessey.
Home. Sweet Home" by Presby
terian quartette.
Offering.
America"
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ADJUSTMENTS

There are at least a dozen laughs
10 the minute in "Eiglt Bells" as
given by the Brothers Byrne. which
will be presented at the Brooks the
atre next Friday and Saturday nights.
The brothers are acrobats of consid-
erahle skill and pantominists of unlim-
tied resources. The surprises in the
way Of unexpected disappearance,
somersaults into third story windows,
yaulting over walls and through
walls where there is apparently no
opening, and innumerable other
tricks Of the nimble performers keep
the audience wondering and laughing
without cessation Nothing could pos
sibly be funnier than the horse and
carriage in which the lovers were TO
elope, which is made the means of
some surprising acrobGtic feats.
This scene terminates by the com
plete revolution of the ship, the pas
sengers turning over with it.
Besides the Byrne Brothers there
are several other excellent members
of the company who introduce taking
specialties
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For Pain
Take a DIR. Miles
Anti.Pain Pill, and
the Pain will dis
appear Like
Magic.


Not BY paralyzing the nerves and
glands, like opium. morphine. cocaine,
and other dangerous drugs but Ivy IN
.creasing tho natural scCrotions.
This action is obtained as a result Of
modern discoveries in medicine. making
II possible to relieve pain without bad
after-enects.
You can safely depend upon DR. Miles
ADti-Pain Pills TO relieve and euro such
pains as Neuralgia, Headache. stomach
nche. Menstrual Pains. Rheumatism,
Baclsache. Toothache, etc.
Thoy win also. by their calming net
ion on the nerves. ElmOst instantly re-
Iieve such distressing feelings as Diz-
illness. Car-sickness, Indigestion. lri-
liability. sleeplessncss. Nervousness. etc.
Not merely do they relieve. but they
also absolutely cure. because by perse-
vering in their use. you do away with
che cause.
Dr Miles Anti-Paln pills are guar
anteed that first package Will benefit, or
your money back. Never sold ia bulk.
Il am thankful for the good Dr.
Miles Anti-Paiu Pills have and are
doing mo Ever since the war have
ache, caused by catarrh. until six years
ago. i began taking AnU-Pain Pills.
Ahe only remedy tnnL ever gave
mo relief. Since then 1 have not had
one hard attack, because j take a PIN
and u ovcrcomes the diNlculty." GEO.
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- AeA1G Package OF Dr. Miles, Anti
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Poverty Social.

Program for Poverty social at Ger
man hall, one block north of city hall,
Monday evening. Feb %, 1904
Vladivostok Grand March.
Comic song by comrade.
Double edding-Parson Guegen-
heimer officiating
Wedding march.
Recitation, Mrs b. H. Painter.
Music by a Philippine soldier
Recitation by Miss May Inghram.
Refreshments.
Premiums for most comically dress
ed man or woman.
Admission Is cents.
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A delegation of fifty prominent citi-
zens accompanied by the Oklahoma
Cavalry bani will leave early next
week for Oklahoma City 20 attend Che
Cattlemen's convention. An EFFORT
will be made 10 secure the next con
vention of the association. Every ef-
fort viii be put forth to secure the
coveted plum Advices received here
the past few days indicate that a very
friendly feeling exists among the
cattlemen for Guthrie and 1t is quite
probable that the association will vote
TO meet here next year.
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FRANCIS WILLARD MEMORIAL.
Governor viii Deliver an Address
Sunday Afternoon.

A very interesting and well ar.
ranged program has been gotten up
by the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union TO be delivered ct the
Christian church tomorrow afternoon.