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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-12
(FIrst Published In Weekly Leader June
l. 1909
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

(First Published IN Weekly Leader June
l. l905)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
TO HARRY HARVEY:
Take notice that you have been sued
with A. Kercham. H.. r.. Rice and VIII
liam Rice as co-defendants Ia error IN
tho Supreme Court of The Territory OF
Oklahoma. az and IN the County OF To-
gam iu said Territory. BY Della Limerick
as painun n error and must appear
and set out what claim RIGHT OF inter-
est you have IA and 70 said action, the
real estate hercinofter described end 20
the upholding of the judgment for Three
Hundred and Tweuty-six Dollars (s326.OO)
and costs. rendered against you and
your co-eefendants. by the District Court
of the County Of Oklahoma. ia said Ter
ritory on tho 90 day OF June. 1904, IN an
action 20 roreeiose a pretended material
mans lien On said real estate. wherein
the said A. Refcham was plaintiff and
you, D. r. Rice. william Kice. and the
said Della Limerick were defendlafs.
and decreeing said Judgment q lien on
lots fourteen OD fifteen O5). sixteen
40. seventeen l7), eighteen ls). nine-
teen Q9) Of block fifteen G5), IN May
wood Addition to Oklahoma city Okla
homa County Territory Of Oklahoma
and which judgment it is now sought in
this action IN the said Supreme Court
70 reverse at the cost Of the said A.
Kcteham; you are hereby required 20
appear as aforesaid on or before the 18Th
day OF July. 1906 or the sa.d petition ia
error viii be taken AZ true and a lidg
mepi ar6 deCrea rendered in said asfior
against you ard your co-defendanis ir
error reversing said judgment at ths
cost Of the said A Ketchsm, an4 re-
manding said cause Tor a new trial
Guthrie. Oklahoma. May si, 1906
i (sEALl BENZ r. HlsCLER,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the Terri
tory Of Oklahoma.
SNYDER q CLARK,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff ia error.
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DANoER N pUs. 3 ae.A..INo

DANGER IN PUs- lc 2RsA,1Ne
Proof That Orator s'.g'Sets audience
Win mleros=s
Recent experiments sn England re-
call the fairly tale Of the princess
whose words turned into toads as
they dropped from her mouth. Il
now seems certain that public
speaker projects from his mouth with
his every utterGnce a shower OF bac-
terra, and with sufficient force TO
scatter them plentifully over the
room in which he speaks DR. Mer-
vyr Gordon has shown that a loud
speaker distributes minute drops OF
his saliva TO a distance OF forty feet
The presence Of these drops may be
tested by means Of the specific mi
crobes that they contain. DR. Cor
don uses this test as a gauge OF air
contamination which he regards as
more Trustworthy than chemical
methods for the detection OF carbonlo
acid. In addition. one cannot help
speoulating on the possibility that
diseased orator might thus SOW infec-
ton broadcast among his auditors.
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OFIrst Published ln Daily Lea
8. io05)
Notice o. Application for Llquoi
Territory of Oklahoma. Logan c
Notice n hereby given that
r. kanohel has this dsy filed b
OF the County Clerk. IN and
County Of Logan. his petitio
that a license be granted him
retail. malt spirituous and
quors on Lot z. Block e. Foi
Marshall. in said County and
II no protest be hied on Or b
90. 1906. his petition viii be q
license issued
Witness my hand and the 81
Coansy hereto ahiHed %
Of June. 1895.
(sEAL) 81 81
]. L. ncKEOWN, Deputy
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FOR sAIE-22O acre stock ranch miles
from Guthrie. 40 head Of registered
an dhigh grade Hereford cattle and IL
horses. mostly brood mares. Price $4,000.
Baldwin & Delaney, Guthrie, Okla
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mo other section OF the United
0 States is advancing so rapidly in
o population agriculture. railroad
o construction and maritime CONF
o merce rs the Southwest Texas is
now the leading state IN railway
o mileage end Galveston stands Sec
o ond among American ports in the
value OF her exports. From Mum
O sey's for March
We have lots OF Information
about the Southwest valuable alike
q to the investor and homeseeISer
o We may mako it possible for YOU to
o set in touch with Just the PROPOSE
o ton you are looking for II viii be
o our endcavor to do 50. II you are
interested tell US what you want,
how much you have TO inves. and
we viii gladly furnish the informa-
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o Low Rate Excursions on May
o 2nd and 16lh.
Send today for a copy OF our free
o book. 'The Coming Country and
c particulars about rates. Address
10 GEORGE NORTON.
10 General Passenger and Ticket Agt.
10 Box 9il. st. Louis. Mo.
10 o 0 o o o o o o
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GOOD Men for r1uway positlons hre-
men, brakemen. baggage. Office, track
men, agents etc; send stamps for ap-
plication blank. NJ standifer, Mgr.. BOX
389, Dallas, Texas.
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HOT SPRINGS and RETURN.
Good for 90 days

Good Tor 30 days.
via.
Fort Smith and Western Railway
by Tar
The Quickest. Rest, and Shortest "
Compare the time with other lin
and our Excellent Connections. a
you will adopt the "sans nols aoul
as the proper route
can at City Ticket 0aics. No.
south Division Street. for further
formation. as we are
Always glad to serve you
Jos. P. o'Donneu,
Phone ia. General Agen
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o o
DO YOU WANT o
o A sltuatlon7 o
Help, Male or Female7 o
o To Sell a Farm7 o
To Sell Household oOods9 q
Apents7 Q
canVassers7 Q
A Husband or Wife7 Q
Boy or olrI7 q
a Handy Mani o
Or Anything Eise7 :
Q o o
TRY THE LEADER THREE Q
LINE WANT-THREE TIMES Q
Is CENTS. q
o Q
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AGENTS on salary or commission. The
greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ink buys It on
sight 200 20 500 per cent profit; one
agents sales amounted TO $500 in six
days. another s2s in two hours. MON
ROE MFG. CO. 1874. la U,ssse. Wis 0
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Someone whose business is with YOU
may have inserted a want ad today
because he didn't know your name and
address.
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(First Published "a Daily I.eaue
T. l905J
Noficei


A meeting Of the qualified vote
dent IN the proposed town OF ~
Logan County. oklahoma Terri
hereby called az the Meridian
house IN Meridian. on MondGy, .
1905. az the hour Of a. M
purpose OF determining whether e
ritory embraced ia the petition
corporation OF said town shall b,
corporated town.
The polls viii be open from
In the forenoon Of said DAY. and
open tnl O'Clock la the afternoc
they VIZ be closed
For further particulars. refe
made % the petition. map and
this board and aii proceedings
thereto, now on ME md o. recoi
once OF the County Clerk o
County. Oklahoma Territory
(sEAL) .. ID b
Chairman Board County Comm
Attest
H. e. TRAPP. County Clerk
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week denv
cred every day except sunday.
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FOR sALE---Having tested same thor
oughly, have decided TO equip our mill
with a fun line OF Continental Linters,
pence am Offering for sale two latest
improved Carver Linters which have
been run six months fve VanWinkie
Linters, latest improved, which have
been run eight moAths, and two Brown
Linters in good repair; win sell at a low
price; would accept any reasonable Of
fer Machines are now In operation In
our mill and can be seem CONTINENT
AL OIL CO.. Abilene. Tex.
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o o o o o o O 3
Farm Lands.
o o o o Q o . o 9
o I pay cash for SNAPS in iond
o any part Of sopth OF North Dai
o and houses. lots or lands ia cr {
o minneapolis Send full discri9s
o and SNAP FRIcEs ONLY, in
o letter.
o y. r SHEPPARD
o 222 New York Life Building,
o Minneapolis, MINI
D o o o o . o o
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Would be pleased to communicate with
any party acquainted with Turner X.
HaclSman lawyer lived in oklahoma
City in 1901. Address II. NJ. Brauer 100
Grand avenue, Oklahoma City.
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Good paying shed
arch
Wnt fo ctyp selling A
property SELL trade IN
"a oHa ava Ls- -s-i-zsA Guthrie OKLA
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LOST By small boy a silver medallion
containing picture and Inscribed ma
ma" Finder return 20 Leader oflce and
receive $500 reward. o.
FOuND-sticy pin wish miiiais 3 T..
n. Owner can have same at Leader
Office by proper description.
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(First published in Daily Leader, June
Z, i9O5.)
Notice Of Application Tor Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County, s..
Notice Is hereby given that l.. w.
Turner has this day hled in the ONCE
OF the county Clerk in and for said
County of Logan, his petition. asking
that license be granted nan - sell
at retail malt. spirituous and vincus IL
quors on Lot s. Block 81 Thisd ward
city Of Guthrie. in said County and Ter
ritory.
II no protest be filed on or before June
22 1905, his petition via be granted and
license issued
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
County hereto afxed this 7th day
OF June 1906.
(sEAL) NJ f. TRAP,
County Clerk.
]. L. McKEowN, Deputy.
CFirst Published in Daily Leader Juns
g. l9O5)
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County IS.
Notice Is hereby given that Feland 4
Mcdonald have this day filed IN the Of
flee OF the County Clerk. in and for said
County. their petition, asking that a IL
cense be granted them 70 sell at retail
malt. spirltuous and vinous liquors on
Lot 3. Block Sc. Fifth Ward, City Of
Guthrie IN said County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before June
II. 1905 their petition viii be granted
and license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto afixed this End Gay
OF June, 1906
(sEAL) NJ. E. TRAPP,
County Clerk.
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Louisville & Nashville R. ]

and the undersigned win be glad
ouote Won rates, give train scheiul
or send you a beautiful fully illustrate
as page booklet giving an interegii
description Of these remarkah
places.
c. L. STONE, G. P. A. Lou'sviils, X
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SALESMAN wANTED-Road expert
encei Good line; good pay; no fakes.
W. j, Loraok. Sales Manager, Iowa City
Iowa.
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FOR sALE-sOO acres timber land in
Texas acres under cultivation.
Address x. Y. care Leader on ce.
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LOsT-By small boy silver medallion
containing picture and Inscribed ''Ma-
ma" Finder return 20 Leader Office and
receive $500 reward. o.
FouND-suciy pin wi-h misiais s. r.
II owner can have same at Leader
Office by proper description
MiscEl.ANEoUs.
sALEsMEN-ro seu our goods to gen
erai stores. clothiers. druggists ana
grocers Fine side lines. Zig profits.
Liberal terms MODEL MFG. Co. sox
A, South Bend. Ind o
WANTED-Ten experienced speciality
statesmen for ToSas bond requiredi
liberal contract salary or commission.
Address STATE AGENT, TEXAS. p.
O. Box ass. shreveport La. o
pALAClOS-O Palacios Bay In Mata-
gorda County Finest bathing and
dancing pavilion on the Texas Coast;
best fishing, boating and an-round pleas
ure resort Ia Te2as; TO mosquitoes;
concert band it hotel and pavilion; ele-
giant meals; low rates Write for Oook-
lets; 60-day excursion tickets from an
points Address PALACIOs TOwNs1rE
Co. Palacios, Tex. or W. c. MOORE
& CO, Houston, Tex
GOOD OPPOTUNrTY-A well establish
OF the South. making sasE, doors and
general min work. viii soon be in need
Of a general manager Factory located
in the neart Of yellow pine and cypress
country. rrefer man who can put in
some money but this is not absolutely
necessary Bfust be man Of large CALI
ber and understand his business. Ad-
dress lOl-K, care Leader.
any party acquainted with Turner X.
HacSman lawyer lived in oklahoma
city in 1901. Address II. NJ. Brauer 100
Grand avenue, Oklahoma City, o
wANTED-Young lady to take course
in advertising instructions. Scholar
ship for sale at 40. Address Il.
Leader ofice.
wANTED-Control in bank $4,000 or
smaller commercial paper or loans on
National bank stock at reasonable rates;
correspondence confidential SOUTH
.ERN BANKERS AGENCY. Dallas, Tex.
wANTED-Bms to collect II f.,
,ars Lcacer 0
-
wANrED-old machinery to se'.. "R
t." csrre Leader.
wATTEo-Three met with money to
take small interest in bah team
Franchise IAN be bought. Address,
f." care Leader
GRAIN MEN-Responsible Arm desires
connection with grain dealer or ex-
porter that win enable US to buy grain
at good figures. Box IS, Lillian, Tex. o.
! NATIONAL Dan,c stocks bought and
sold and loans made on same for
twelve months and less at per cent
interest W. b KING & Co, Houst-
ton. Tex. 0
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITnas-To se-
cure lease in the Usage Indian res
ervation, do not delay We have just
secured 35 or &C quarter sections Of tho
choicest land. and offer the same in
I quantities TO suit, improve and unim-
proved ct from soc TO 81 per acre an
nualiy. This opportunity VIII not last
long. SO come at once or write. Dial &
King, Pawhuska, Okla. o. iS6-st
How much OF your home IS use' as a
storage place2 Stop storing and start
selling things you don't need through
Leader wants
wANTED--For u. S. Army, abe bodied
unmarried men between ages Of 81 and
25 citizens of United States, OF good
character and temperate. who can
speak. read and write English, For in
formation apply 70 Recruiting Ohicer,
Postofice Building. Oklahoma City o.
4. 0.
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GOOD OPPOTUNrrY-A well establish
ed factory in one Of the thriving cities
OF the South, making sasE, doors and
general min work, will soon be In need
Of general manager. Factory located
in the neart Of yellow pine and cypress
country. rrefer man who can put In
some money. but this is not absoluteiy
necessary. sfust be man Of large cali
Der and understand his business. Ad-
dress lOl-K, care Leader
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Travelling statesmen FOR northeast, east
and southwe5t Texas to carry a side
line OF necbwear Of well-lSnown New
York manufacturer; also travelling sales
man for oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. References required, Address 2l3
Tremont-st., Galveston, Tex. 0.
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8 8 8 DC 8 Q Q 8 8 Q > 0 8 Q .

J. E. WOOD. 4. ?. A.
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PALACiOs-O Palacios Bay IN Mata-
gorda County Finest bathing and
dancing pavilion on the Texas Coast;
best fishing boating and an-round pleas
ure resort in Tc2as; TO mosquitoes;
concert band it hotel and pavilion; ele-
CANT meals; low rates Write for Oook-
lets; 60-day excursion tickets from an
points Address PALACIOs TOWNSHIP
CO. Palacios. Tex, or W. c. MOORE
& CO., Houston, Tex
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WANrED-Ten experienced speciality
statesmen for Texas; bond requirodi
liberal contract. salary or commission.
Address STATE AGENT, TEXAS. p.
O. Box ass. shreveport. la.
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Mlscss.ANEous

sALEsBiEN-To sell our goods TO gem
erai stores. ciothiers. druggists ana
grocers. Fine side lines. Zig profits
Liberal terms. MODEL MFG. CO, sox
a, South Bend, Ind
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FOR SALE tieotric Fan cheap. Have
two. New York Dental Pariors.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
considerable property from some

considerable property from some
source.
She is reported to hold four or five
thousand dollars worth of stock in
factories and banks here. besides a
good bank account 1t is by far one
of the most inexplicable crimes ever
committed in the State.
When the hypodermic syringe was
taken from him yesterday after he
had injected the fatal fluid under the
coverid while audibly praying over
his wife. he turned to the three physi-
clans in the room, as the Coroner held
aloft the captured syringe, and cody
remarked, "You don't want to say
anything about this
Matthews father has engaged the
two prominent law firms of Stedman
& Cooke. of Greensboro, and Guthrie
& Guthrie. of Durham to defend him.
1t is understood that a plea of in
sanity from excessive morphine ad-
diction. will be entered for him.
After nis excitement consequent
upon the refusal to allow him to at
tend the funeral of his wife this af-
ternoon, Matthews became quiet and
was apparently taking his first sleep
at seven o'clock.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
AN INCREASE OF nLITERATEs.
Mr.. Joyner is Confident That The Cen
sus of 1910 Will Tell Different story

The Superintendent of Public In
struction gives out the following
statement about the article appearing
in Thursdays papers in regard to il
literacy among white children in
North Carolina was based on the y.
S. census report of 1900: Il am sat
isfed from such statistics as / have
been able to gather from the reports
of County Superintendents that there
has been large decrease in the num-
Der of illiterates among white child
ren since 1900. Special blanks for
separate report of the number of il
literates between the ages of twelve
and twenty-one. and of their names
and the names of their parents are
sent each year 80 the census take1
of each school district and are required
to be filed with the census in the
office of the County superintendent of
Public instruction.
'"The County SuperintendentS have
been urged to give copy OF the llSl
of illiterates and of their parents to
the teacher in each school district
and to insist that each teacher shall
make a special effort to bring illit-
crates into the school. Full reports
of the number of il!iterate white
children between the ages Of twelve
and twenty-one according to the CEN
sus of 1904 contains in the annual
reports of the County Superintendents
for the year ending June 80. 1905,
show that in sc counties out of the 81,
1880 illiterate white children be-
tween the ages of twelve and twenty
one We're reported. The total white
school population of these Sc counties
is 422.0S0. Eleven counties failed to
report the illiterates.
From these figures it will be seen
that the white illiterates between the
ages of twelve and twenty-one con-
stitute only SO per cent. 0f-vthe total
white school population IN these Sc
counties or Sc to every one thousand.
The figures quoted from the L. S. CEN
sus of 1900 show Ice white iliitcrates
to every ore thousand white child
rem from ten to fourteen years of age
or 1923 per cent. The reports from
these SO counties indicate very clearly,
think. very decided decrease of
illitcracy since the census of 1900.
The school authorities in az sections
of the State are making special efforts
to reach these illiterates and TO remove
the blot of illiteracy from the fail
name of the State.
Il am satisfied that the L. S. census
of 1910 will tell a different story
about illiteracv among white children
in North Carolina ! am confident
that the per cent viii be largely de-
creased and | shall be disappointed if,
at that time. North Carolina does not
move up several notches in the column
of illiteracy. In the meantime let all
who love the State and her children
cooperate in the uDbuilding of the
public schools, the only hope of ever
reaching the majority of these illit
crates
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
SUITS FOR LIBEL
Lively Days Ahead for
the Industrial News.
Now the Tar Heel Should be in Grin
able Mood, But Alas! The Tar
Heel Hath Troubles
Too.
News and Observer

tSneCldI NEWS anu obScI WIZ
GoIdsboro, n. c., Dec. 2.-Summons
was served today on the Industrial
News Publishing Company in four libel
suits, growing out of publications a
month ago of alleged brutal conduct
by Chief of Police Neely and three
other policemen in arrest and treat
ment of men for drunkenness.
The board of aldermen under COM
plaint of DR.. Griffith. had made in
vestigation of alleged cruelty and eX-
onerated the officers.
The complaint has not yet been
filed. but it is understood that dam
ages in the sum of ten thousand dol
lars will be laid in each case. Messrs.
Scales, Taylor e Scales and E. j. Jus
tice are counsel for the plaintiffs who
are Chief G. II. Neeley. Policemen E.
e. Glenn, George n. Small and d. F.
Causey.
The summons is made returnable
to the December term of Superior
court.
The officers named soon after the
publication Of the alleged libelous
matter. anddressed notices to the In
dustrial News, setting forth their
grievance and demanding retraction,
but the newspaper refused to do this,
making great display of the demand
and saying i'm big head lines it had
nothing to retract.
1t had been thought that the diff
Guilty had been satisfactorily arranged
between the parties, since the News
reporter whom had written the alleged
libellous report of the occurrence on
the trial in the police court, was sub
sequently discharged from the paper.
The developments today, however,
show that there is trouble ahead for
somebody.
A suit for breach of contract was
also brought and tried before a JUS
tice of the peace against the Tar Heel
Weekly the publication recently be-
gun here by the rival faction in the
Republican party to the Rollins and
Butler daily.
Horace *. Bonsall. who came here
from Asheville several weeks ago as
associate manager of the weekly, after
getting out two editions of the week
ly was without notice or explanation,
as he showed in the trial this after
noon, supplanted by the present as
SOciate editor.
T. b. Eldridge, who had been tele-
graph editor of the rival newspaper.
The plaintiff alleged that Congress
man e. Spencer Blackburn employed
him at a stipulated price and induced
him to leave Asheville and take up
work on the weekly.
The defendants pleaded that Black
burn was not the president of the cor
poration and had no legal right to en-
plOy the staff.
1t being admitted that Bonsall help
ed prepare the first two isues of the
weekly without question of Blackburns
authority to contract, Judgment was
awarded the plaintiff for one hundred
and nienety dollars and costs, from
which defendant corporation appealed
to Sunerior court.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News and Circulation

field he entered the club house of the
Princeton Athletic Association, where
he remained for about twenty minutes.
His special train left at 6:1S for
Washington.
While waiting for the train to start
some one in the crowd asked the Pres
ident how he enjoyed the game, and
the President smilingly replied: "Oh,
all right"
Among those who saw the game
were Mrs. Grover Cleveland, j. p.
Morgan and former Secretary of the
Navy Paul Morton. Mrs. Cleveland
occupied a seat in the Presidents box
on the navy side of the field Mr..
Cleveland did not attend the game.
Lowering clouds which hung over
Princeton all day marred to some eX-
tent the spectacular features of the
day. A drizzling rain started just be-
fore two o'clock, but fortunately did
not develop into a downpour.