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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-18
nARoAINsl eARaAlNsl

Bargain No. I. Quit paying rent, save
your money and buy a home, snap
for sale, lot close in. good location for
railroad. business or professional man,
win loan you money al per cent 10
build with, call az once or you VIII miss
II. see J. B. Green, ia West Okla. Ave.
or phone a.
Bargain No. 2. VIC WIN loan you money
on good security az the best OF terms
money ready. zee j. B. Green ia Yves.
oklahoma Ave. or phone a..
Bargain No. g. 800 acres Of land for
rent IN the Cherokee nation; "A snap
but You viii have 70 hurry &C. get this
See j. B Green. ia West Okla. Ave
or phone a..
Bargain No. 4. Good farm TO trade for
city properly in Guthrie. 100 acres in
cultivation, good house. fenced good
timber hye and one-haif miles Of town
see me to day J. B. Green. ia West
Okla Ave- or phone a.
Bargain No. 5. II you have idle funds Il
viii pay you 70 see me at once as vi
have investments which win net you
good interest and your money viii be
absolutely safe. Call today j. b Green
IL West okla. Ave. or phone AZ.
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rs career oppose i.self to the wish Of
the financial Interests OF the country and
tubs give 10 the president a moro en-
during fame than he has won set
The presidents friends SAY he hlm-
self Is conhdent he will succeed Per-
haps he is. but the tone OF their talk
and his suggests otherwise. One lu need
of encouragement is apt 20 find it IN
trivial episodes or rather 20 dlstort the
meaning Of events SO that they win give
comfort to those who feel IN need Of
IT, Ad.nonlshed by this truth. there are
observers in Washington who think tho
solac which his friends Try 20 get out
OF the discontinue az Senators Foraker
and Dick In ohio befinys % lack OF that
confidence which the presidents friends
boast The result in ohio must OF
course detrcat IN some degree from the
prestige Of Senators Foraker and Dick.
but 50 notion that dissatisfaction with
the attitude Of Senators Foraker and
Dick was an approciahle factor In maxi
ing that result Is held TO be altogether
fantastic
More warrant Is conceded Tor the JOY
which the presidents friends. who un-
doubtedly but echo his own feelings
manifest in the declaration Of Senator
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disclosed with some intelligent prospecting
des sixty feet The mostly puro
in places al may the positive
Indications mining heavy and enrich-
viewpoint The Blizzard will compare
favorahy undeveloped the
ASSESSMENT WoRk.-Asscssment
every group, n conformity
requirement mining mining Of
the laws customs Of The district
DISTANCE FROM wELIs- KNOWN PROPERTIES The Bllz-
mines situated In direct line with the forna
Of the district This vein system
indicated surface eres O parallel do fssure
south-of.wes on
the Blizzard des chow boldly above the surface and
In outline The system referred 10 boay marked
passing the through the Jumbo
Combiron. Florence, Verna, Lone
star smneron O. D. Gold Bar DNean mines Of the FIRST
main backbone Of the Godned uplu represented by
booker and Black Cap mountains, finally disappearing
surface sho~ngs Indicate the desert to the eastward miles
away Tho bSzard s less Than al mile from the Dix
which has developed into workings
down depth Of so feet Tremendous bodies grade
blocked and await extraction
milling The Dixie only IA eastern belt
taat has been Systematically developed the
anee that properties farther east viii develop equally
mines with Intelligent surnce shoWnes
the Blizzard Ear excel those found % that locality
richer bodies than those Of the
AssAYs-The following obtained from same
ne property
without previous knowlcgc Of che values
81 gold No fSLco gold No Si70 gold No f2sso
REmARks-in its every feature the Blizzard Is
copuonaly attractive mining proposition.
hue looking Do this the
accessible difficult
mining good road the the group
Goldncdi s "a difficult matter %
+. any the property
ald firmly believe that campaign
pdoubtdy place 90 the list Of high
u the district
Consulting and Mining Engineer
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MINING ENGINEERS REPORT.

Godheld, Nev. Sept
To the President Board Of Directors The srsa'd Mining
Company ooldned Nevada
Gentemeni-
group OF mines
in Nye County Nevada and beg submit herewith follow
NUMBER cLAIMs-The grour consists Of seven
fun and Two fractional elams In the 15o Of
ground These Blizzard Eagle Nest Butcher
Bird sunny slope Sparrow, Hornet Fraction
LOCATION OF PRoPgRrY-rhis group OF claims is located
in the eastern section OF the Godheld
the Goldhed mining district County
Of the which first prominently
the Columbia present a
Of veryconsdeabe activity the
months This belt
the deepest workings $40 In
history Of mining such record has before eqaed
SURFACE SHoWiNG.--in place along
distnctivey naterng showngs
Blizzard ground No
surface indicating the line Of vein
shoe" belt frequently These outcoppngs
show naturalization
manency
my examination these showings samples
from outoropping All Of them
providing eoncusVey hat hey are an enriched by the precious
metal Very few the mines Of the
such indications OF the bodies
grade relatively Pc
Development nattering assay
the Jumbo other properties
mines from surface In View OF these facts
prospective worth.
TlTLE.-Fml clear little property
Bizaard Mining
coNFLicTs--I am unable TO nnd from maps and my own
investigation possbniiies
showing on these claims apex IA ther territory thus
lodges. Surveys have been made by
Einecrs posts
FoRMATloN-The surface formation is prophyry.
idencty tha surrounding mines
are in addition quartz assures
crop out 50 boldly decided Indications ha several more may be
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(First published in Leader. Nov. II. '0s.
Ordinance No. 762.

(First published in Leader Nov. II. O5.)
Ordinance No. 762.
An ordinance ordering the construc-
tion Of permanent sidewalks on certain
streets and avenues In The city OF Guth-
rie, o. r.
BE il ordained by the mayor and
councilmen Of the city OF Guthrie. o. T.:
Section i. Permanent sidewalks are
hereby ordered constructed on the fol-
lowing streets and avenues Of the city OF
Guthrie, o. r., to-wit:
on tae west side OF Walnut street.
between Warner avenue and th alley
running east and west through block 20.
East Guthrie.
On the west side Of Ninth street. be-
tween Noble avenue and Mansur avenue.
On the west side Of Capital Boulevard,
between Noble avenue and Warner ave
nu.
On the north side Of Noble avenue.
between Capitol Boulevard ana Drexel
Boulevard.
On the south side Of Warner avenue
between Capitol Boulevar. and Drexel
Boulevard
Commencing on the North side OF No
be avenue at Seventh street running
north on the west side OF block 81. Guth-
RE proper to Warner avenue; thence
vest 70 Eighth street on the north eide
Of block 30, wesf Guthrie; thence north
OH the east side Of block ~. West Gu.h-
rie 20 Mausur avenue; thence west on
the north side Of block p and &c West
Guthrie
All Of said sidewalks 20 be hve and
one-third feet ia wldlh. beginning one
foot from the property line.
Sec 2 Sidewalks provided for m this
ordinance shall be constructed IN ac-
c0rdance with the provisions OF chapter
l3 Of the Revised Ordinances Of the ely
cf Guthrie.
Sec. 2. Tnls ordinance shah take ef-
feet and be IN force from and after its
passage. approval and puAical ion.
Passed ihlst,lgth day Of Noyember
1905.
Approved this l7,h dcy Of November
1905
Attest J. W. DUKE
r. Selxas. Mayor.
CITY Clerk
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ABLE MEN
OPPOSE HIM
HENCE, MR.. ROOSEVELT
HAS RATE ISSUE
DOUBTS
LACK OF CONFIDENCE
ISShOwn in COnferringPOwer
on Commission.


Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, D. c.. Nov. 1s-As the
time approaches for the beginning OF
congress. which every one agrees win
be one Of the most memorable Ia many
years, speculation Increases rs 20 what
IS likely 10 be the outcome OF the presi-
dents efforts To have the power OF fix
ing freight rates conferred on the inter-
state commerce commission.
Il Is perhaps superlous TO remark that
in this instance the prophets are nc
none nearly In accord than they usu-
ally are; one can find men experienced
IN the devious ways Of Washington who
are quite sure the president viii max,
a notable failure and also one can fine
men equally skilled In estimating IN,
influences which govern here. who pre-.
dict just as confidently that, under n,
lash Of President Roosevelt. the repub.
lican party viii. for the first time ir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-18

Knox az rittsture ihe oihcr day. u
may be- siid also To- have nstcnishcd
most Of them. AN % us who have heard
,hc adage. rcu lac who eour asscci-
atcs are and fn ten you what YOU are
rhis BIT Of enomic wisdom applied 20
senator Knox m'sled mo- politicians
into tho assumption that be would be
foremost among the senators who win
ilign themselves in opposition TO the
president For Senator Knox mad spen.
the greater part OF his energies IN be-
half Of corporations until he became a
member of President McKinlcys cabi-
net, ana In fact So closely had he heen
Identified with corporate interests that
me heard everywhere when he VIA
lcctcd TO succeed the hfo Senator
.ray tta. tle se-, w.s ea,l h.A BIZ
the PENNSYLVANIA Railway company
Possibly So hut u II ls true. the COR
poution seems 10 have blundored FOR
since Senator Nnoxs speech az Pitts-
burg. the presidents friends have been
felicitating themselves on the acqulsi-
tion Of stronger lance than any they
had previously in their ranks.
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roMoRRows REvvAL ssnvlcs.
interesting Programs VIII Be Prssept-
ed at Christian Church.

The revival services in progress at
tie First Christian church are attract
ing considerable attention and the At.
tendance increases nightly Tomor
rows services will include many spec
ial good numbers. AT the morning ser.
vice Rev ventress win preach on the
subject The Many Mansions" In the
evening his topic vii be "The Great
salvation" There viii be special
music both morning and evening. a
mixed quartette viii sing IN the even
ing, with Miss Della Dunkln taking the
soprano solo part Prof Mckinney
win also appear in a sacred solo
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CFirst Published IN Daily Leader No
vember ., i9O5.)
Territory OF oElahomp. County Of Losai


Territory OF Oklatoma. County Of Logan
S. In Probate Court
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9Th
day Of November A. d., 1905. william
H. Faulkner filed IN the Probate Court
Of the County II Loean, aad Territory
Of Oklahoma. a petition praying for Let
ters Of Administration 10 be issued to
applicant upon the estate Of Sarah Jans
Faulkner, deceised late Of the County
Of Logan and Territory Of Oklahoma.
And pursuant 10 an order Of said Pro-
bale court Monday the 2oth day Of
November A. D., 1905. at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. m. Of said day taat being
q day OF the regular November term,
A. ID. 1905 OF said Probate Court, has
been appeinted as the time for hearing
sal0 application when and where any
person interested may contest said peti
tion by hlihg written opposition there
10 On the ground OF inoompetency OF
the applicant. or may assert his own
rights 10 the administration and pray
that Letters be issued 70 himself
Witness. J. C strlng. Judge Of the
Probate Count of iae County n Logan
and the seal Of .he Court affixed the
elf day Of November "A. ID. 1905.
(sEAL) J. 6. SrRANG
Probate Judge.
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pREseNT pARTINe ooMrlIMENrs
Retiring Agent Best, Of Santa Fc, Re
membered by Employees.

The Santa Fe employees in the city
yesterday afternoon presented to retir-
Ing Agent Frank Best a meerschaum
pipe and silver mounted fountain
pen. The gifts were presented to
Agent Best as an expression from the
employees OF their appreciation Of his
many kindnesses toward them MI
Best will go to Oklahoma City the hrsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-18

But few peopIe are entirely free
from indigestion at this season o.
The year Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure ls
not only the best remedy 20 uso
because It digcsgs what you en-;
but because II also enables the diges-
tive apparatus to assim.latc and trans
sorm all foods into tissue-building blood
l<odol relieves sour stomach. heart burn
bolch,ng and an forms OF Indigestion
Sold by c. X. Renfro.
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WANTED Bright active man with
$1,000 for interest in established of
flee business, guarantee 500 per month
and up; must have good reference. Call
the Missouri-Knnsas Realty Co. suites
n7-lS, New Ridge building. Kansas
City. Mo
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GOVERNMENT POsITIONs-sO.0O app
pointments last year. splendid chances
now Examinations soon tn ever state.
Booklet 22S giving positions salaries
examinations. sample questions etc,
sent free National Correspondence In
stitute Washington, ID. c.
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"Dr Thomas Electric oA IS ne best
remedy Cor that often fatal diaca sS--
Group. y Has been used win success in
our family Tor eight years" Mss T.
whiteacre. Buffalo, NY
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WANrED-2oo teamsters, s1.75; men
on frui; farm and all kinds Of hotel
b9lp. American Emp Co. 9Th and Kan.
ave, Topeka, Kan.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Pocketbook In Ramsays +
ward. A. ]. c., care Leader.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

LAD1ES-To do piecework at their
homes: we furnish all materials and
pay from 81 to si2 weekly Send stamp
ed envelope 70 Royal Co, "a E. Monroe,
Chicago.
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Buy BLIZZARD SHARES QUICK!
First Allotment Of Stock at 10 cts. per Share is
Fast Being Absorbed

an hyny o4emm theft R R Cmpnd d amuu
per ia
dnhg me
g m he
as on h surface st mont hi p he M m begun ~
as or M al
report
h ON h m e time h wa manager Of U an Ia
% u at at Rico
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MAKE, sELL--Be your own boss. av-
erage Sl67 month. Made three trips
Illinois to California. Article IN great
demand. SIC starts your. Can to ar
ternoon. Room p. National hotel, To-
peka, Kan.
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WANTEp-Men to learn barber trade.
Our scholarship provides for steady
practice until competent; careful in
structions and diplomas. our facilities
are pedestal base revolving chairs In
class room and graduating department.
Special offer for 80 days. Write for par
ticulars, MacGregor Barber College, as
Delaware ST.. Kansas City. Mo.
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LADTEs-H Having fancy work to sell
Embroideries, Battenburg Drawnworic
also to do order work. Send stamped
envelope. Ladies Exchange. - Monroe
St.. Chicago.
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An ordinance establishing the grade
Of North Elm street and the sidewalk
grade thereof. from Oklahoma avenue TO
College avenue, in the city Of Guthrie,
o. T.
BE II ordained by the mayer and coun-
cilmen OF the city Of Guthrie. Oklahoma
Territory:
Section 1. That the grade line OF the
center OF Elm street north. from Okla
homa avenue to College avenue. and Of
The sidewalk upon the east and west
sides threeof. be and the same is
hereby established as follows. to-wit:
East Center West
At the north line of
Oklahoma ave ...l6l4o 1910 1910
At the south line OF
Cleveland ave .-..i74.4o 1875 17S.4O
At the north line OF
Cleveland ave ...17L40 1735 173.40
At the south line OF
Noble ave ...l71.SO 172.2o 1880
At the north line OF
Noble ave ........l71.sO 172-2O 1880
At the south line OF
Warner ave . ss.20 1850 1s5.oo
At the north line OF
Warner ave .... .lee.eo 1850 1890
North $50 feet to
point ....-...... .1esso leslo ls5- so
At the south line Of
Mansur ave 5000. 1920 166.50 1850
At The north line OF
Mansur ave 1910 166.3O 1850
North $50 feet TO q
point ..........-..1 20 165.s0 165. SO
AT the south line Of
Logan ave 1850 l65.40 1866 80
At the north line OF
Logan ave ....-... 1880 165.40 l65. 80
At the south line OF
Washington ave .l6S.70 16a.70 1850
At the north line Of
Washington ave ..i6s.7O 1910 le5. 80
North $50 feet TO
! point ..... .lsl10 lsL6O 1853. 10
AT the south line of
College ave ...,...i5S4 1880 1907
4 Sec. ?. An ordinances and parts OF
ordinances In conflict herewith are here
by repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be IN force from and after It's
passage. APPROVAL and pnbneation-
Passed this the 10th day OF November
1905.
Approved this the 18th day Of No.
vember. 1905.
Attest: j. w. DUKE,
f. seixas, Mayor.
City Clerk.
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(yI3l1IZN
Erthe Baby<
FOOD

If you want a good food for
your baby, ~ a food that Is en-
dorsed by physicians, a food that
contains a large smo'.lt Of digestible
constituents, a food hat feeds, food
that will nourish, sustain and pro-
mote th', growth Of your baby, - try
Meilin's Food. We viii send a SAM
pie for you TO try.
HeIlin's Feed is the ONLY Tnfants'
Food, which received the Grand Prize,
the highest award ef the Louisiana eur
chase Exposition. s.: Louis, 1904. hiss-
or than a sold medal.
MELLIN's FOOD co. BOSTON, MASS.
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MANTEp Ep-FARME ERs

Who are looking for cheap homes or
good Investments on easy terms, $50 per
acre and up. in northwest Missouri. TO
send for our state map and land list We
grow corn, Clover. wheat. blue grass,
cattle and hogs Write today.
@. 7. kINsEY Ian o C o.,
CHILLICoTHE. MISSOURI.
Sixty miles east Of Kansas City.
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A DIRECTORATE OF MINING MEN.

u nv y w e m % on
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Managers wanted everywhere for APP
pointment Of agents. New Scientific
Game for drinks and cigars. replaces
forbidden slot machines; plnycd with
nicl1els aud pennies; rented or sold on
credit; payable after sold. or If aperated
OF percentage in public places you re-
init one-tenth Of earnings monthly un-
il paid. Samples loaned Managers free.
Address, Manager, Department 6S. 1850
Lake street. ChcasO.
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LADIES' Iuake from SIS to $40 per
week and want all TO have the same
opportunity. The work is yery ,aeas-
ant and win pay you handsomely for
even your spare time. / speak from
experience as have frequently made
$500 in a single day. This is no de-
oeption. I want 10 money and viii
gladly send full particulars 10 all Ad-
Portland. Maine.
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someone wnoss business - with you
may have inserted want al today
seeauss he didn't know your name and
address,
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-Position oy hustling young
man, Can do stenographic work z.
McGinley.
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An ordinance establishing the grade
Of North Elm street. and the sidewalk
grade thereof, from oklahoma avenue TO
College avenue, in the city OF Guthrie,
q
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-24
RegimentaI Reunions.

Utica, N. Y, Aug. 24.-The surviv-
ors of the 117th Regiment, NJ Y. v.
are celebrating their annual reunion
today at Summit Park They march
ed out this morning and after lunch
con held a business meeting, follow
ed by a campfire with speeches, sing
ing of old campaign songs and re-
freshments
Canajoharie, N. Y, Aug. 24.-The
annual reunion of the 115th Regi-
ment, N. Y. ", better known as the
"Iron-hearted Regiment opened here
today with a large attendance. This
afternoon there will be pleasure trips
and various entertainments for the
veterans and this evening a campfire
at the Farrell Post rooms. The regu-
lar business meeting and memorial
exercises will be held tomorrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-24
4 AN ALFALFA MEAL FACTORY
Man Wants to Erect one in Roswell
but Desires Assistance of the
Farmers Through Their
~

The secretary of the Roswell Com
mercial club has received a letter
from a gentleman who wants to erect
an alfalfa meal factory here. The
factory would cost about $4,000 and
he would put up most of the money.
What he wants more than anything
else is to get the interest of the farm
ers OF the vicinity who raise alfalfa
There are large alfalfa meal factories
at Omaha, Nebraska and Wichita, Kan
sas, that are doing big and success
full business and the question is raised
why could it not be done here? 1t is
declared that alfalfa ground into meal
makes a much better feed for animals
than does the ordinary alfalfa hay,
and one that is much cheaper, even af
ter paying for the milling. If there
are any farmers of the Pecos Valley
who are interested in the proposition
they should write the secretary of the
Commercial Club at once.
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THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Teachers Entertained, Splendid Con-
cert Last Night. Regular Recita-
tions Close Today. Examinations
Tomorrow and Friday.
A splendid concert was given last
night at the High School Auditorium
by Prof Croft's orchestra, assisted
by Miss Edith Rodkey. A large md
appreciative audience was present
and a most excellent program vas
given. Prof Croft insisted, however,
that his orchestra on account of a lack
of rehearsals would not attempt a
only practice a little for the benefit
of those who were present.
The program was as follows:
l. Waltz Dearest Heart" Bennett
g. Vocal Solo. Miss Edith Rodkey
8. Two Step Peter Piper" Anon.
Orchestra.
A. Violin Solo. Romance ct Bolero.
Miss Katheryn Norf1eet. Dancla
s. Waltz Lowland Waltzes. Hoffman
Orchestra.
6. Piano Solo. valse. Moskowski
Miss Helen Norfeet
Z. Selection. Amoroso Waltzes. DeLisle
Orchestra.
Every member on the program was
a gem and was well rendered. Miss
Rodkey is to be congratulated on her
effort and Roswell is certainly quite
fortunate in being able to secure her
services in the High School for the
coming year. The audience showed
their appreciation of Miss Rodkey's s
singing by their rapturous applause.
Miss Rodkey very graciously respond
ed to the encore and favored the audi
ence with a second selection. The vic
lin solo by Miss Kathryn Norf1eet
was also roundly applauded and Miss
Norfleet responded with Dixie which
brought the house down.
| This morning the devotional exer-
cises were conducted by Supt. Reid
at the morning assembly. At the
close of the exercises supt. Reid an
nounced that the regular classes OF
the institute would close today and
mat the examinations would begin
on Saturday. He also stated that an