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The leader., 1905-11-01
Victory al Jackson Barracks, New Or
leans.

The Picayune of Oct. 23rd con-
tanned the following, which is OF
vital interest to the South:
Zone of the most notable and
brilliant scientific achievements
which characterized the yellow
fever campaign in New Orleans
was witnessed at jackson Bar
racks, in the lower part of the
city. The old historic military
post, fanked on either side by
Yellow Jack, enjoyed full immu-
nifty from the disease, and, to
make. the great and remarkable
victory more complete, the health
of the garrison was unusually
coed throughout the period when
the fever prevailed. The mag
lni6cent record made at Jackson
Barracks, where 225 nonimmune
officers and soldiers are stationed,
lis not only a full and thorough
vindication of the mosquito doc
trine, but speaks volumes of the
zeal, activity and scientific knowl-
edge of DR.. Roger Post Ames, u.
is. A., the Government expert
who was expressly assigned to du-
lty there at the outbreak of the
disease in this city, with view
of carefully and intelligently pros
ecuting the new methods in COM
batting the fever and preventing
Its introduction into the Post by
the adoption Of measures whose
effectiveness and reliability had
already been established by DR..
Ames himself in previous expert
ments in Cuba and other points. =
Among the non-immunes who
we're stationed at jackson Bar
racks, was Captain Hugh LaF.
AppIewhite. nephew of our DR..
lR. r. AppleWhlte and young
man and soldier of sterling worth
and principles.
OF him the Picayune says:
Captain Hugh .LaF. Apple
white, who is the ranking captain
at the Post, has also had some
experience with yellow fever, and
is an early convert to the mosqui-
to theory, having served as First
Lieutenant in the light battery
stationed at Columbia Barracks.
Quemados, Cuba, during the time
Iof Major Reeds brilliant work,
resulting in the discovery that the
stegomyia fasciata was the only
means Of conveying yellow fever
from person to person and the
modern method OF fighting the
disease on these lines entirely,
As d proof Of his strong belief in
the safety Of the Barracks, within
a few days after his arrival, and
lin the midst Of the epidemic. Mrs.
AppleWhite and three small cnil-
dren, all nonimmunes, arrived to
live in the house at the front en-
trance Of the Post. The nearest
point Of infection to this place
was outside the Barracks, some
lao feet in ST. Bernard, where
ten cases Of yellow fever existed.
Captain Applewhite graduated
from the Military Academy in
1897, and is q son-in-law of Col
onel Powell, u. S. A., retired,
nov on duty with The State Mill
tia.
And, as though the above were
rot convincing enough, the Plea
! yune adds, as q clineher
a noteworthy fact at the Bar
racks during the fever was the
transferring Of immune officers to
stations at the North, while nom
Ilmmunes we're ordered down here.
THE Government has unlimited
faith in the mosquito doctrine and
| ia the expert In charge at the
Barracks, and adopted d plan iii
dealing with the fever which was
1.-THE direct opposite Of that follow
led IN previous years.
The leader., 1905-11-01
LIVELY TRADE AT McCRATH'S !!

Has been the rule but the Fall of 1905 destined
to break all previous records
The rush steady continuous that extra force of
clerks had added already duty the
store and another cashier employed things hmming the cash stand
No many clerks cashiers require handle
their trade Ma will be found equal and
The leader., 1905-11-01

Tho body Of Sir Henry Irving
The noted English actor, was bur-
led last Friday at Westminster
Abbey
The leader., 1905-11-01

a $50, ,000 <. III. b. a. building
will be erected at jackson very
soon,
The leader., 1905-11-01

WE have now heard Of cut
latgs il surgical instruments.
The leader., 1905-11-01

Be wisg advertise /!
The Bourbon news., 1905-10-27
Tuesday, October 81, 1905,

In it every variety of fruit grown il
this section.
There is IL acres of land for garden,
acres for hemp or tobacco, % acres fo
corn, 20 acres for wheat, 8 acres fol
corn or tobacco, and SO acres in grass.
The Improvements consist of residence
OF rooms, cellar, and closets; two
tenant houses, one of four rooms and
the other three, one of which is new and
the other has been repaired so that il is
as good as new. There is also a cattle
barn for 20 head of cattle stable with
five box stalls, rat proof corn CRIB and
everything necessary on a first clas s
farm.
The supply of water for man and
beast IS never failing, and two ponds
have recently been cleaned out
LII you are looking for rich and pre-
ductlve farm, this is the one you want.
1t will positively not be rented tefore
the Gay advertised for the public rent
ing, and will be rented to the highest
and best bidder.
At the same time will sell all of nv
stock, crop, and farming implements, as
follows
mich COWS, one an extra good but
ter COW;
yearling heifel;
l weanling heifer:
yearling steer calves;
ShorthOrn bull
o brood sows, with 40 pigs, weighing
about 70 pounds;
shoats, weight about $50 pounds:
yeayllng horse mule, as good as any
body's;
weanling mare mule, extra good.
q extra good work Mares In foai to
Jack:
hve year-rld sorrel gelding, weight
9oout ZOO pounds, safe for lady to
s0rrel gelding. Is hands, by Joe
wilkes, dam by Old FAyeete Den
mark good walking ca9tep, A,n.ao A
fepa5 2eutef morse than this ere y mot be
gray gray, gelding, a,l1 l5.a 4aaS broke to
sn@t5;y WORK anywhere, aaG ,s : afraid IIaig OF Of
bay gtlding, 16 l.
work anywhere hands. orohe 10
200 shocks corn +
barrel to the lat will make over a
lot to feed shock. Will furnish
20 tons tiinc a until March 1st.
has not thy hay, cut in 1904, and
in two been rained on. Will sell
.eTs lots, or by the ton, as buy
ae> wish. Buyers have the privi-
ae of leaving it in barn until
Nlarch 1st.
1 good two horse Studebaker wagon,
only used one year;
/ COOL feed wagon
l good feed slide;
spring wagons and harness;
buggy and harness;
9 Brown cultivators, one as good as
new;
/ Farmers Friend corn planter;
/ Randall Harrow. bought last year;
l Deering Mower, bought last year;
l Orchard plOw;
2 two horse breaking plows;
one horse cultivators;
sets wagon harness;
sets plow harness;
] Eagle corn shelter, almost new;
/ Myers barrel sprayer, In gool order
2 crOss-cut saws;
2 axes and 2 mauls;
/ scalding trough;
hog box;
! cider mill;
cutting box;
Hoes and pick;
! rock hammer;
l Lawn mower, only used three times
Lot of iron Kettles
/ saddle and bridle
Lot Of Bronze Turkeys.
Lot of pure Plymouth Rock chickens
Household and kitchen furniture AM
other things too numerous to mention.
Persons desiring 10 rent the farm
must look over it before the day of rent
ing. for will be too busy with the sal
To Show them over it on that day. vii
be glad to show any one before tina
day.
Geo. Rassenfoss, the Paris caterer
will serve one Of his best dinners on tn
day of sale, and everybody is invited t
be on hand and partake of the feast.
J. P. GILTNER,
NJ. F. KENNEY, Auctioneer.
The Bourbon news., 1905-10-27
Paris, KY, Friday, October 27, 1905.

DEMOCRATS you that the argument past
and that only ten days remain which rally cohorts
Democracy On Tuesday, November 7h voters of Bourbon
county will one by drop ballot in box which will be
recorded evidence of their approval dsapprova the admin
aton of the affairs Of the county by Democratic party
Almost without exception the the Democratic party
are before the people, in capacity oranother candidates
Tor reelection to office For the past years they have ad
the affairs of the county honesy and
faithful IN the performance of every duty believe that
when the ballots counted they will by verdict of the peo
Ipe be returned to their posts of duty by overwhelming
majority
The Republican party has essayed place candidates in the
field in the various districts County Judge
and for Jaller Squire H. T. Ingram the candidate Judge
and Col Dan Peed candidate for aer arery nice gentlemen
and willing offer themselves sacrfcia lambs that their al
ready dscredted organization be preserved future
dispensing of Federal pie.
Squire Ingram and Col Peed are themselves ashamed to
appear in their light fearful the that
will surely send them gnominous political grave they
fail upon their pacars distributed occupying
spcuou places throughout the county, what political party
they represent This meaningless suberfuge will avail them
anything. will be led asray by false pretenses
There claim made of Democratic ncapacy incompe-
tency of Democratic dishonesty malfeasence
office therefore the preense the Republicans
for recognition sham The people will not be deceived
Denis Dundon and Geo w Judy the Democratic candidates.
are two of popular and efficient officers the county,
and we predict them they Justly deserves majority obg
and significant make their opponents look like thirty
with hole through it.
The Bourbon news., 1905-10-27

the house has been completed and occupied
the yard graded and soddd wide and attractive concrete
of the front begun
to remove many Objectionable features would not be credit
able to the order fully complete their task for
which they receiving the paudits of their fellow citizens to
grade and the rough and unsghty public
that now detracts much the beauty of the and
it's surroundings? public square has been of
years ago huge shell rock with oucroppings that render
But little grading required and that be done by the
county prisoners without to the county.
Gentlemen of the Fiscal Court magnificent court
house the beautiful and attractive buildings Of its
kind 1t is fitting to to the wealth. cul
refinement of noble and hospabe people Substan-
enduring only the corrodng touch of Time
crumble eace its beauty Will you therefore
only thing that the beauty Of surroundings
resurfacng the public square? Now is the
neglect this opportunity and work
mains uncompeed. No future will take the matter
Act now your Of Office close in blaze of glory
duty we'll performed.
JOSEPH STYLES BLACKBURN is the only Democrat III
the distinction of having National
taton This distinction he has by brilliant of
years the halls of the American Congress- During
that long his has the defense
principles of that born with the Repub
ic He of the few the Democratic side Of the
Senate Chamber who in debate able cope with the bril-
liant statesmen represent the other side He candidate
Democracy than it would State Defeat him.
politically take step backward Defeat him. and truly it
be said down Of Democracy most
brilliant lights ard rstead substituted alow candle
The Bourbon news., 1905-10-27
Public Sale
Stock, Crop and Farm
Implements,
AND
RENTINGOFLAND

Having decided to move to Colorado
on account of my health, will tent
publicly, on the farm, on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
IN MEMORY OF OUR
DEPARTED HEl

0EFAn EG FEHOE0 .
All honor to the men, who barred
their breasts to the leaden hail. that
their country might livel There is
no greater gift that a man can give
than his life. When he has given that
for the good Of others, he has proven
his love by the highest test known to
man. Love begets love, and it would
be contrary to all the better feelings
Of mankind, II our hearts did not burn
with love, as we approach the grassy
graves Of the soldiers, who fell in de
fense Of the national honor or who,
being more fortunate In the hour Of
battle, fell later by the hani OF the
grim but common reaper OF all.
Decoration Day is a hallowed day
TO the American nation and the name
OF John A. Logan, in whose loyal breast
the thought first sprung into life,
proved himself twice a hero, once in
Offering his life in behalf Of the ma
tional defense and then again in enter
tanning and promulgating so glorious
a thought as that Of Decoration Day.
What then could be more beautiful,
what more appropriate, than TO cover
with sweet-smelling flowers the graves
Of these our national heroes? AS from
the common clay of earth arises the
fragrant rose. so from the common citi-
zeship Of the republic arose these glori-
Gus lives and as they were clipped and
lain upon the altar of our country's
honor, so are the roses clipped and
laid upon their graves.
But the rose viii wither and die,
in that it is like the body. which lies
in the tomb we decorate. but in these
heroes there was that which can never
die The noble souls Of the departed
soldiers of the republic still go
marching on to the reward of the Al
mighty. These mighty men. who have
proven their courage and devotion.
leave behind them a memory, which
can never fade The coming years
will not dim the glory they won, nor
enace the affectionate remembrance
Of their loyal sons The flame of
patriotism they lighted shall never go
out and the starry flag that looked
upon their death scene shall ever wave
over free and united nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
FOR
OIL PRosPEcToRs.

OIL FhOSFEC OhSs
good flow of gas and oil is re-
ported from Blackwell in Kay county.
This is further to the westward than
gas and oil had generally been consid-
cred to extend This together with
the fact that it has been discovered
though hardly in commercial quanti-
ties at Lawton. shows that this city
and county is clearly within the oil
and gas fields.
There is encouragement in this for
the prospectors, who are organizing
for business in and about this city.
There is oil here. the only way to find
# is to drill for It. In even the most
productive districts, not all the holes
are producers but fair per cent of
them are
The local company has reason for
aud should lose no
time in bringing in a gusher. There is
a big local demand for oil and gas and
rates could be secured far in excess
of those now paid at the big oil CEN
ters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

son but the tw oprominent points of
welcome and desire for statehood
should be kept well to the front.
This is the greatest opportunity this
city has ever had to speak to the
whole United States in an effective
manner and it should not be overlook
ed, This matter of decoration with
streamers may seem to some a minor
matter, but it is in fact an effective
speechmaker and is seen and needed,
quite as much as a good deal of pro
fuse eloquence No good stage man
ager is satisfied unless his stage pre-
sents a good back ground for his play.
Since the several painters Of the city
are quite likely to be very busy to-
ward the last it would be well to order
such streamers as are wanted at an
early date Guthrie welcomes the edi-
tors and let the people say so.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
nANkERs WANT OKLA.

HoMA CUT LOOSE.
The Bankers association Of Okla
homa and Indian territory, which re-
Gently concluded its session at Mus
kogee was as truly representative and
able body of citizens Of the two ter
ritories as could be assembled. Their
judgment on important propositions is
weighty and worthy of more than pass
ing note. The association, being en-
tirely non-partisan, may fairly be TAX
en- to express the desire Of the people
without regard TO parties or politics.
A resolution was adopted, asking
the president to include in his message
to the next congress a recommends
ton that Oklahoma and Indian terri
tory be admitted as a state mincum-
bered by Arizona and New Mexico.
This needs no Interpretation as it is
plain and to the point
Il should have weight with Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
CITY DADS ROASTED.
(Dunean, d. Tl Banner)

Duncan, Q. T) Banner)
One Of our good CD citizens who
has an inherent instinct for believing
that all officials are corrupt, and that
all business men are dishonest, and
all professional men are grafters,
quacks and frauds, and that country
newspapers are a kind Of a charity in
stitution; 10 which he never encour-
ages with words, deeds or money;
dropped into the Banner Office a few
days ago and vented his spleen in
abuse Of the city authorities for vari-
Gus and sundry imaginary vile and out
rageous deeds, and requested us to do
our duty and proceed TO roast" said
ocicials on general principles. We as
sured our bilious and splentic friend
CD that we would gladly and graci-
ously grant his request. SO here goes
City Dads; By the authority vest
ed in this sheet, and under the pro
visions of an act passed and ratified
by the legislature of the state Of
Arkansaw and by request of the above
good CD citizen, you are
hereby duly legally and according to
the statutes of Arkansaw ROSATED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
usE FLAes, sTREAMERs

AND BUNTING.
To make the highly desirable show
ing, which becomes the capital city on
the occasion of the editorial associa-
tion, the buildings ought to be decor
ated with flags, streamers and bunting.
A large number Of streamers are being
prepared which read oklahoma, the
Next Star on the Flag, and Welcome
n. b. A. Guthrie, Oklahoma" The
wording could be chosen by each per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
NJ. X. & T.

From March lst to May 18th the
Katy viii sell one way colonist tick
cts to the northwest; Billings Mont,
and interuitediate points, S24.45,
Hinsdale. Mont. $3145; Livingston.
Logan and Gardiner s25,OO; Helena
Butte and intermediate. $500; Spo-
lne, Eliemberg and intermediate, s27-
50; Portland and sacoma. $1,000.
California.
Also during somu dates will sell to
nearly all California points at $500.
Lewis & clarks Exposition
Portland June 1st to October 18th,
special days only $49.10
Information in regard to these and
many other cheerfully given.
F. J. BEST. Agt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

proprietors of the ranch have forbid
den any whisky drinking or card play
ing it is predicted that many of the
boys will send their regrets. Ye edi-
tors idea Of a good time is limited
and even his imagination fails to rise
to the possibilities embodied in a
drinkless, cardless affair-Bartlesville
Enterprise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

The Hammer Brigade Of the Knock
ers' Union" are trying to trade their
charter for recognition in the progress
sive builders club. but in order to do
so they must give up their hammers
Falls Star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

The people Of Kansas City, Kas.
viii soon be having cheap gas. The
people of Kansas City, Mo, would
have it just as soon if it were not for
the obstructionists who are keeping
out the 25-cent article and compelling
them to use the dollar variety.-Kan-
sas City ournal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

If electricity kills the germs and
purifes the air, Guthrie ought to be
very healthy town judging from the
way the new electric light and power
plant is preparing to product the stuff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

homas delegate and with the COM
mittee on territories u is an item Of
sufficient weight to receive the atten-
tion and consideration Of Mr. Haml-
ton of the house con,niittee and Mr.
Beveridge Of the senate The attempt
to tie Oklahoma fast to a political fight
over the disposition of Arizona and
New Mexico is unreasonable and IN
just It does not meet the approval Of
the people Of Oklahoma, or Of any
other state, so far as that opinion can
be CLEANED from the press or the vari-
Gus civil organizations that have ex-
pressed themselves on the question.
The congressman or senators, who
wish win the smiles Of Oklahoma
for selves or for their party. need
not ei t to do so by disregarding
the tenor Of the bankers recommends
ton. II they do so disregard IT, If
Chairman Hamilton and Senator Bey-
eridge insist on linking the fortunes
of Oklahoma with those Of New Mex
leo and Arizona and thereby come to
grief as they did in the last session, It
win not be good politics for their
party in Oklahoma Indeed there a. b
some indications that their own con-
stituents will hold them responsible
for a great W wtng done to a million
and a half American citizens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

There are several places in the city
where either on account of excava-
tions or embankments the water accu-
mulates and stands in ponds. The
matter should have attention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

Is citizen of the United States get
ting a square deal when he is com
PEELED TO pay more for American pro
ducts than a foreigner Notwithstanding
the cost OF shipment? Not by a good
deal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Guthrie's street car system opened
for business Friday at 1890, and got
its first victim at $3.50, exactly four
hours later A young man jumped OF
the moving car and was thrown on his
head and shoulders and badly injured
South McAlester Capital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

Dame Nature seems 10 have been
angered by the success Of the local
company in producing electricity and
has decided to resume business at the
old stand with a larger supply than
n,..,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

Mrs oliver LauX and Mrs. Nettie Wolf
OF Oklahoma City and Mr. Caterer Of
Guthrie have been attending the En-
campment and visiting at the home Of
Mrs J. P. Ken.-Lawton News-Repub-
lican.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

The Miller brothers. Of the lQ1
ranch. are preparing 10 feast the Ma.
tional Editorial association on buffalo
meat and other western delacacies Il
was confidently expected that the at
tendance would be large, but since the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

The Panama ship purchasing affair
has put the American people to think
ing. It is probable it will also put
them TO voting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

New Occidental Tiotcl-Ne<Iy Furnish
ed. Best S1.oo per day house in Guthrie.
Mrs. p. C. Keller. prop, SIT W. Okla.
Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

As Rojestvensky said: Togo ap-
pears to be doing all the reporting.
It is an old habit Of his
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

Upon investigation 1t VIII be found
that the advent of an interurban rail-
way means development into any
community of the country through
which it passes also advances the
price Of land. More money for every
body for the reason that all the
products Of the country can be mar
keted al a reasonable cost when the
country develops, the towns also de-
yelope. and everyone profit thereby
Lexington Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

After reading the Muskogee Phoenix
that "Fite and Ferguson as the nomi-
nees for governor of the new state
would make race worth sitting up
nights 10 see' the Chelsea Reporter
remarks that III il comes TO that we
viii have Ferguson or Fite" People
are wondering whether a personal
preference was expressed or whether
the remark was made solely for the
-Muskoeee Phoenix.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-30

"u was almost miracle. bur-ocA
Blood Hiuers cured me o. terrible
breaking on. Ai 3fer the aoay Il am
very a.efnl" drs Julia Fnbri3se.
est Cornwall, conn.