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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

aShe Southwestern business University.
OF oklahoma city has. on account OF its
INCREASED attendance been forced 20 move
recently into new quarters, llS-i2a North
Broadwav This institution has under
hs present management grown very rap
lcly until at the present time its enc
rolluent during the year runs up into
hundreds Anyone wishing to prepare
himself Tor the hest position onered boy
ihe commercial world can make NO mis-
take by entering this institution. its
equipment is second 10 none in the coua-
iry and is supposed by none iu the
Southwest. This institution is offering
q special rate dur.ng the summer months.
Anyone wishing information concerning
commercial education Should write 20
ihe Southwestern Business University
Of Oklahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
Strictly Genuine

Most Of the patent medicine testimonials
are probably genuine. Tho following no.
uce recently appeared in the Atchison
tKas.) Globe: Joe Tack, well known
engineer, running on the Missouri Pac-
ifc between Wichita and Kiowa, lately
appeared I'm a big one. with a picture
and when he was in This orce today
we asked him about it. He says he
had terrific pains in his stomach, and
thought he had cancer His druggist
recommended Kodol and he says Il cured
him He recommended IL 20 others, who
we're also cured Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
disestE wi4at you eat and cures an stom-
ach troubles. Sold by c. T. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL con.
vENTIoN HELD THERE
WAS A SUCCESS
MANY VISITORS ATTEND
Program Given Was Three
Days Long.

e Reno. May 27--It has been demon
strated this week that no city in the
territory is better able to take care Of
large conventions than RI Reno. Nearly
a thousand. probably fully o thousand
delegates came to our city 20 attend
the greatest Sunday school convention
ever held IN Oklahoma The 1omes OF
our people were thrown the v.si-
tors and the commit 20 thoro-
ughiy organized that -. ing moved
In perfect order.
as to the convention itself. the pro
gram is SO replete with good things that
the visitors who came from every county
in the territory feel well repaid for their
journey.
y Il would be useless to attempt to
review The program in detail. but the
addresses OF W.. C. Peach. Of Chicago,
international field secretary, and Mrs.
NJ O. Kennedy OF Philadelphia. ma
tionai superintendent Of the Cradle Ron
department were among the most en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
DECISION BY COURT OF
CLAIMS SETTLES
THEIR HASH
CASE TO Be APPEALED
By Cherokee Nation AppIi.
cants for AIIOtmeatS.
Special to Daily Leader

Special 10 Daily Leader
Muskosee, /. T., May 27.-This morn
ing w r Hutchings. who is attorney
for the intermarried whites in the Chero-
kee nation, who are applicants for all
lotment ia the Cherokee nation. received
copy OF claims rejecting the intermar-
ried whites AT the close Of the decis-
ion is the following paragraph which
contains the meat of the decision:
"To prevent Misrepresentation. IL is
stated and TO be understood that the
only things intended to be declared
by this opinion are: First. that under
decision Of the supreme court in the
Cherokee nation VS.. Jouneycake.
G55 L. $. r. ieC-2Os) the lands which
are to be allotted among the Chero-
KEGS are not communal property. but
constitute public domain Of the ma
ton Second that in this public do
main an Cherokee blood ana whites by
lntermarrlage who become citizens prior
70 the Cherokee act OF lNovember 2S,
1877 are equally interested. and have
equal per capita rights in the allotment
Of lands. Third, that the rights and
privileges Of those intermarried white
citizens who married persons Of Chero-
kee blood subsequent to the act OF No
vember IS. 1871 do not extend to right
Of soil or interest in the vested funds
Of this nation and that they are not
entitled to share in Che allotment OF the
public domain. Fourth, that those white
citizens who, subsequent to their mar
riage with persons Of Cherokee blood
have married persons not Of Cherokee
blood, ana those white men who, being
husbands Of women Of Cherokee blood,
have abandoned their wives are not
citizens Of the Cherokee nation and are
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r.rrln. a.e. wILn psasn.

Death vas fast approaching" writes
Ralph D. F'enandez, OF Tampa, Fla,
describing his festfui race with death
"as a result of liver trouble an dheari
disease. which had robbed me OF SLEEP
and Of all interest IN life I had tried
many different coctors and several med
icines bat got no benefit, until began
to USE Electric Bitters. SO wonderful
vas their eject that in three days
felt like a new man. and today am
cured OF all my troubles" Guaranteed
at all druggists; price soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

The difference between Rennedys raxa-
tive Honey and Tar and all other Cough
syrUps Is that # moves the bowels, thus
expelling a cold from the system. This
relaxes the nerve tissues and by its
healing eject on the throat and lungs
me cough IS retieved-cured entirely
Ecnnedys is the original Laxative Honey
and Tar and contains no opiates. Good
alike for young or old. Tastes good
Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Frst Published in Daily Leader May
25. 1905)
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan County. S.
Notice is hereby given that II. c. Ritz
terbusch has this day filed in the ONCE
Of the County Clerk ia an4 for said
County Of Logan. a petition, asking thar
a license be granted 70 him 10 sen al re-
tall malt. spirltuous ana yinous liquors
on Lot l5 Block As. Second Ward, city
Of Guthrie. in said Couaty ana Territory
II no protest be hled on or before
June q 1905 his petition viii be granted
and license issued
witness my hanu and the seal OF said
County hereto adlxed this lsrd
day OF Hay 1905.
(sEAlD M p. TRAPP,
County CLERK
j. T. MeKEOWN, Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

HaWkeye Family saive is the wotid's
sreatest healing powder. uuarenteed to
cure EcEemn, Burns, Cuts, Piles and all
skin diseases Twenty-Five cents. 3.
". wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

not entitled to participate in the all0t-
ment 81 those mnas
Mr. Hutchings states that the case
win be appealed at once and an ad-
yancement on the supreme court
docket VIII be asked lie Is conf
den, that the case can be reversed In
the supreme court.
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80 N rsMsls s rArAl.
Two Younn Farmers Fl1hs at Dance
Near Tishomlnno.

Ardnors, 2. r. May 27At a count y
dance near Tirhommeo ast night Abe
Clement and Albert Johnson two youas
farmers, BECAME ensagsd IN hrht in
which Clement was stabbed 10 death ty
johnson.
The blade Of Johnsona lniss pene.utci
Clements temple aad brain TO Depth
OF nearly three inches the blade being
broken or in the young mar's head
The wound caused almost instant
death, clement dyirs before mesieai cid
could be secured
Johnson went 40 risiOmirgo. where
he surrendered 90 Marshal Colbert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

terianine ard Instructive features s. NE
convention
following IS the pfosram
Tuesday Afternoon Session.
2.oo-priise service
5.20-Address- child We Teach"
Mrs A. G.. Kennedy Philadelphia
3:00-Report Of the years work. Is
minutes each1
Dr. Z. Haynes Baxter. Chairman Ex.
Committee.
Miss Lou NJ Benson. primary super
iRdent
Rev l. H. Holt home department
superintendent
Mrs George J. Rusier. House vista
tion supt
william Rogers. Field secretary
s.45-ouestion for discussion by sup
erintendents How to Improve Opening
and Closing Exercises"
4.i5-Notice and announcing OF COM
NIT .ees
G2o-"A Single word Thought" Rev
r. IL Harper Darlington.
Tuesday Night.
Ss00-song service
s.sO-Addrcss. "The World wide sun
day school Movement" w, c. Pierce.
| Chicago.
Notice and Offering for convention ey-
peuses
sl5-Pniow Text Rev r. H. Harper.
Darlington.
Wednesday Morning
/ S.sO-Aidrcss by secremry Of the
Treasury shaw and Governor r. b. Fer
I guson.
g.5O-Prayer service.
s.45-Question for discussion by the
teachers. How to Secure Home study
OF the Lesson"
IO.l5-Treasurers report. Lew e. Dar-
row Medford
1o:l5--The Lords Treasury W. C.
Pearce Chicago
l1:3o-Address, rs it wor.. While
trof c. n. Gould, Norman.
Wednesday Afternoon.
| 2.0O-Praise service.
2.3o-Address, How to Improve ok
lahoma Sunday Schools" Rev. w Fred
Long Little Rock
2:t5-K Kindergarten c'ass from Darling
ton Indian school
8:Oo-open Parliment, "The Home De-
partment." Hon. Fred T. Wenner, Guth-
\ rie
s:so-Address. "The Teacher 1each-
ing" w c. Pearce, Chicago
4.i5-Notices.
s.2o-"A Single Word Through" Rev.
r. II. Harper Darlington.
Wednesday Evening.
S.0O-song Service,
S:3O-Address. "rhe Child for Christ "
Mrs. G. NJ Kennedy. Philadelphia.
Onering fer convention expenses
9.15-Pulow Text, Rev. r. II. Harper
Darlington.
Thursday Morning.
s!20-speclal conference of state. ooun-
ty and township officers with w. c..
Pearce. Of Chicago. and Rev. W. Fred
Long Of Little Rock.
s.S0-Prayer service.
s45-Address. "Hosue Visitation, Mrs
Geo. Rusler Hobart.
tO.SO--Round Table on Teacher Train
ing W. C Pearoe
li.OQ-Busiuess session.
ii:3o-Report Of Editor OF Oklahoma
Sunday School Worker.
| 1l.40-Address How to Make a SUM
day school Co" Rev. ". Fred Long.
Thursday Afternoon.
! 200 Praise Service
z.S9-asi,irsss "Thc Outlook Tor Pro
hibltion Statehood" Rev. J. j rhomp-
son. supt Anti-saloon League.
3OO-Question for Discussion by Pas
4 tors How to Get Boys and Girls to At
/ tined the Preaching Service
4 s.45-"The Art Of Story Telling Mrs.
/ NJ c. Kennedy Philadelphia
/ t:15-Nouces
4.2o-"A Single Word Thought. Rev.
r. H. Harper. Darlington
Thursday Evening"
S:OO-Song Service.
S.2O-Address. Gods Plan for the
Worlds Conquest"
Offering for convention expenses.
Closing Conservation Service.
Pillow Text-R H. Harper, Darlington.
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wAsAsh SERVICE

Observation cafe cars \now IN service
- Wabash day trains Aetwser Kansas
-s;. ana s. Louis. both directions ana
on Wabash New York fakt mail train
No. &
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Monarch over pain Burns, ours,
sprains. stings Instant relief Dr
Thomas Electric OIL AT any drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

The next time your typewriter. sew.
ing machine. cash register. slot ma
chine. woo5 saw, shot gun. safe lock.
door Jock. or bicycle needs repairing
take It TO Olsmi'h's.
We repair most anything except a
broken heart or the break Of day.
Phone l9S.
oLsMiTH ARMS CO.,
GINS. ammunition. fishing tackle
and spo:tsmens' goods Cigars. tobae-
CO. pipes and playing cards
Morris tribune., 1905-05-13

sea. and, as if they had suffered
enough, he went through the rest OF
the war on land and sea scathless and
was one of those who stood beside the
great commander before the trenches
Of Yorktown when the British soldiers
laid down their arms. But this wal
all of the future, and now they turned
q.4etly and somewhat sadly to follow
the others.
This time it was Katharine who. help
ed Seymour up the hill. Slowly, hand
in hand, they walked across the lawn,
up the steps of the porch and toward
the door of the Hall. The night had
fallen, and the house was filled with
soft light from the wax candles. They
paused a moment on the threshold,
Katharine resolutely mastered her
fears and resolved to be happy in the
present; then, needless Of all who
might see, she kissed him.
"Home at last, John,'' she said, beam
ing upon him.
And there, with the dark behind and
the light before, we may say goodby
to them.
THE END.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-13

He has monumental nerve
Nerve. He tried to borrow $500
from Old Squeezicks so he could elope
With his daughter Detroit Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-13
.57 q d & sss 4 - sstSsgeE
ysssf Z ssE j 4 & $'I
CHAPTER XXXvII.

WO weary horsemen on tired
horses were slowly riding up
the river road just where it
entered the Wilton planta=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19

asathsf. uas yea TIE uovsfnof sas.
sssied thht ssmsthlar shoala b. doas
about ihs sinks Lucas said iis unlt
solution was condemnation order finm
ihe roafd ~ ueaith
The college Hiiis roek cfusher may
bs bought ~ the county fur tepC and
sent 90 Supervisor farle on the other
side uf ths Pail
An agreement. signed by residents
along nackfeid street. and presented by
Mr prosser. that curbing wcud be laid
by them. n the county would start IN
with the grading Of the street. was
read. The Board ordered the work 10
be- done
Lucas was authorized to call for ten
ders for building a macadam sidewalk
around Aaia Park.
Lucas was authorized 10 prepare plans
and specifications for n call for ten
ders to macadamize the Pail road
where Il is in bad shape.
Lucas was given authority 20 make
over the Kukui and Vineyard street
bridges. They will be OF wood.
County Attorney Douthltt. in an opin-
ion. relieved the Board OF any liability
In the recent action OF the police at
the Mendonca Building. 1t was an
nounced that Mendonca intended suing
Assistant Deputy Sheriff Vida for So
000 damages. Lucas suggested under
the circumstances putting In a new
glass Adams was authorized to enter
into negotiations.
President Pinkham OF the Board of
Health, in letter, said the Iwilei
government washhouses were in an in
sanitary condition He advocated rails
ing the floors feet, and making new
building. with only one long room and
fitted with modern washing apparatus.
The present system tore the clothes and
broke the buttons. He added, 81 want
to make friends of the Supervisors, for
later will need their help and endorse
ment for the good of the Honolulu that
is TO be-"
There was considerable discussion
over the disposition OF garbage. Mr..
Lucas stated that with President Pink
| ham Of the Health Board, DIR. Cofer
and others, he had inspected the 1wilei
burning dumps last Sunday. DR.. Cofer
pronounced this method surprisingly
: good. As to the crematory 1t was an
nounced that this would cost $500 TO
maintain To offset this cost the re-
ceipts amounted to about the same sum.
Nothing was done about this matter.
John Asing was appointed road over
seer for Koolauloa at $50 per month.
A telephone was ordered installed be-
tween the Paele and Asing homes.
! The county laborers vii be paid on
early next week to give them money
for Christmas. The Board adjourned
to Tuesday evening, December 19.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
KAUAI SHIPPING.

The w. @. Hall arrived at 3:07 a. m.
yesterday, having left Nawiliwili at
5:1s p. m. Saturday. She brings 70
bags taro, So bags rice. 10 cases kero-
sene oil and Sc packages OF sundries.
Purser Mcnamara reports the fol-
lowing sugar list: X. s. M. 5000; dia-
mond w. 800; M. A. X, $500: G. &
r.. 465 and X. 8. Co.. $50.
The Kauai was at Eleele discharging.
the Edward May had arrived at Ma
kaweli on Friday and was discharging
general cargo The Whitney has dis
charged 1850 tons OF coal at Makawell.
Weather on Kauai, fine Medium trades
and choppy seas on inward trip
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
OTHER POINTS OF THE MESSAGE.

OTHER POINTS OF THE MESSAGE.
The Presidents
calls
authority having inadequate President
uaon railway
Commission be greatly
SYSTEM
The brief question
consider the dual tariff minimum
su certain reciprocity
ourselves
Full publicity contributions
proposed that contributions by political
hidden by
MONROE
The desire of this nation forth the but
dsarmng which would
civilized
the Monroe doctrine
undertaken in
CHANGES
Radical changes the immigration prevent
unerabes The President
exclusion of Chinese coolies better for the
PANAMA CANAL PHILIPPINES
trade with the Philippines and application
the coaswe shipping laws those islands until 1909
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
MEETING Of
SUPERVISORS
orrom saiurlay', Adyerllssrl

tFrom Saturday, Adveriiser)
~ 10 Resolved. That the Board
~ Supervisors uf the County of
oahu. Territory ~ uawaii. hereby
heartily endorses the rccommcnda-
tion II President Roosevelt relative
10 the revenues Of the Territory II
Hawaii. and that We earnestly urge
upon Congress the passage OF a bill
to that effect;
Resolved. That a copy OF this reso-
luton be forwarded to our delegate
in Congress, Hon. j. kalanianaole.
with the passage Of the above resolu-
tion introduced by Chairman George w.
Smith. the Board OF County Supervis-
ors brought its session last evening to
a close. 1t was unanimously endorsed
Lucas even thought that the county
should make an appropriation to assist
in sending a delegation on to Washing
ton.
The first matter attended TO by the
Board was the adoption of the report
of the Ways and Means Committee.
comprising an estimate of the budget
for the ensuing year, as follows:
Road Department, s2O4, 900: Police De-
partment, s97 200; Fire Department,
s54, 800; Electric Light Department, s24,-
600: Garbage Department, $4,000; Ha-
waiian Band, s16,5OO; Police and Fire
Alarm, $4,000; keepers of parks, s27O0;
county office rent, $780, poundmaster
1850; Eva and Waianae district $lS,-
600: Waialua district $4,000; Waianae,
$4,000; Koolaupoko, $4,000; Koolauloa
district Ga section), $5O00 Koolauloa
district Go section). $4,000; County Clerk
toffice clerks), $4,000; County Auditor
tofiice clerks), $500; County Attorney
(office clerks), s720O; County Treasurer
(office clerk, $500; Kapiolani Park, s9.-
600; fixed salaries, s2O,O4O; incidentals
$70,S00 Total. 100000.
The estimated receipts for the same
period will be about 100000. The re-
port was adopted. This estimate does
not include the special road tax fund
Lucas announced he wanted a ma
cadamized road, belt line, around oahu
You will get it, too." said the chair.
A letter from Governor Carter relative
to insanitary evils in Kakaako, espe-
cially with low-lying lands which be-
came stagnant, dangerous pools in rainy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS AT .
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
(Man Special to the Advertiser)


WASHINGTON c, December today with all the
Hawaian usually months Delegate
his residence Hotel
Association
ompned by Mrs Hatch their daughter He temporarily New
Willard Hotel but looking residence Secretary L. Atkinson went
New York business with the sale
bonds, but is expected back today
friends which
his coming Washington unusually
make %ase e~y ast s up business
continuing on which he was engaged
his satisfactory talk with Commissioner
of Immigration nothing definite will
with Secretary early the securing
the University o California
advsabIy
of discussing with the President the protest forwarded here against Governor
legislature He has been busy getting settled for the have under
Congressional work
report Revenue Yerkes
gives figures
year $42sO4a only
Arizona than collected Nevada than col
ieced in New Mexico North Dakota, Vermont Wyoming
Two illicit stills seized and destroyed during the fiscal five il
cit seized
taxpayers
recfer 433 retail liquor dealer wholesale
brewer liquors.
wholesale malt liquors There dealers oleomagen
article Hawaii had special than Delaware Alaska Indian
Territory Mississippi, which had 692 but
'f'O THE ooNaREssoNAL OUTLOOK
The session Congress begins with general interest legislative
members
railroad rate legislation 1t generally conceded that there will be
kind legislation but what will be clear The
President position dictate
side legislation
will
railroad hckng Washington
different bills submitted
the Congress all there
before holidays that members something
the letter
while holidays will
states
Territory Mr. bill early Col "Pete
a an
appropriations committee will be
Tawney of Hawaii His appointment which will
recognition of himself leader and confidential lieutenant
of Speaker been officially and will be till Mr.
plead for funds the appropriations committee Mr. Tawney will be
Z familiar with islands
HAwAHs GUARDIANs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
aged So years and 4 months.

Hawaiian legislation
not be for little time Senators Mitchell
both members There
statutes 1t is doubtful however whether action will
standing expressing
prova of both senators in that fashion.
Probably the Presidents apart portion
from the territory of Hawaii
quite prominently this winter the discussion Of Hawaiian affairs
toll As was written months the outlook bright for
appropriations this
any legislation that calls for expenditures
ERNEST O. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19

Officers OF the Hilo Burns Club for
the ensuing year are as follows: Presi-
dent, Mr.. Jas. Henderson, Wainaku;
vice president. Mr. A. Fraser, Amau-
ulu; treasurer, Mr.. r. Forbes, Hilo;
secretary. w. Chalmers. Waiakea;
master at arms. Mr.. Jas, McNicoll,
Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
cHAMBEE1AN's PAIN BALM.

There is no danger from blood poison
resulting from a cut or wound Of any
kind, when Chamberlain Pain Balm
is used. 1t is an antiseptic dressing
and should be in every household. For
sale by all Dealers and Druggists.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
PROBLEMS OF HAWAII.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.


In Judgment immediate should be taken for the ofca
ton of Hawaii This the important point the Pacific to fort
heavily
should be setting period
special fund expended islands educational public
buildings and for harbo military
1t be often that
Territory traditional Territory
has serious commercial and industrial problems reckon with but
relief be considered which looks legislation admitting
Chinese restricting statute domestic
The serv tolerated American
soil We cocede that the solution its problems
cial legislation admitting Hawaii
the other States Territories There
obstacles the of building representative community the
Hawaiian Islands;
the face Of difficulty Many American commonwealth built
against odds equal those that Hawaii
No half hearted its
communities theirs Hawaii
Territory which
coolie
rtory thereby rendered slower
the admission immigrants
full American citizenship
ritory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
DEATH OF F. N. t1USTEDM 80
DIRECTORY PUBLISHER

HUSTED-n this city, December g.
band of Angie Holcomb Hustled of
Hustled Mrs W. A.
a 4
Mrs Hustled ''Wi kindly
the business heretofore
NJ Hustled will be continued by the widow of Mr. Hustled
management"